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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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





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1824. 


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5° Geo. IV. Parl.7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


BBOTSIDE (York) Lanps; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and Bill ordered; 61. Petition, and Order of leave for 
Bill, read, and discharged; Petition referred to a Committee; 130. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 161. 
Report read again, and re-committed, 173. Reported; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 
Notices; 178. Bill presented, and read, 194. Committed, 324. Reported; to be ingrossed; 393. Passed, 402. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 438. Considered, and agreed to, 451. Royal Assent, 467. 


ABERDEEN; Petition-for a Bill for lighting with Gas that Town ; Referred to a Committee; 56. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: PAGE 
Ordered, | Presented 
ACCOUNTANTS PUBLIC :— PLM 


1. List of Accounts delivered into the Office of the Comptroller of the Accounts of sil 





Army, from 5th January 1793, whereon any Balances appear to be now owing on 5th per Act. 153 


January 1824; printed 153 - - -. -. (Sess. Papers,* n° 52. vol. xv.) 


2. Account of the Arrears and Balances due from all Public Accountants, on the 5th 

January 1824, arising upon Accounts which have been stated and declared = - - 

3. List of Accounts depending in the Office of the Commissioners for auditing Public 

Accounts, which have not been audited, stated or declared - - 

4. of Officers and Departments whose ‘Accounts have been usually audited by the 

Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts; printed 182 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 52. wel Xv.) 


controlled, suspended, or prevented by Authority of His Majesty, between the 5th 
January 1823 and 5th January 1824; printed 303, (Sess. Papers n® 52. vol. xv.) 


ACCOUNTS; v. AccounTS, 1 to 5, 250. 
AcTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 214, 215, 310. 


ADMIRALTY, COURT OF :— 
6. Account of all Monies which have arisen and been received for and in respect of wa 


5. of Public Accountants in respect of whom the execution of any Process hath si 


Droits of Admiralty, Droits of the i aut Surplus of Four and a half per Centum 
Duties; printed227 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 189. vol. xv.) 
V. Accounts, 278. 
ADMIRALTY OFFICE; v. Accounts, 6. 
AFRICAN ForRTS :— 
7- Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil and Military Establishments of the vin 





ments on the Gold Coast (late under the management of the African Company,) from 
ist January to the 31st December 1824; printed 28. Referred 112 - - = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 17. vol. xv1.) 
ALIENS :— 
8. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1824, for paying the Salaries of the aie 
Officers and Contingent mtpitine of the Office; printed 25. Referred 112 - + Condind:s 
(Sess, Papers, n° 11. vol. xvi.) ; 
Q- Account of the Number of Persons sent out of the Kingdom under the Alien Act ;\ | 5, address 
printed 163 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 132. vol. xvi.) 
AMERICAN COLONIES; 0. Accounts, 106, 200. ' 


AMERICAN LOYALISTS; 0. Accounts, 176. 

















* Sess. Papers.—Sessional Papers, ordered to be printed, bearing N° 52 at the foot of the page; bound up in Vol. XV. of the 
printed Papers of this Session, and placed in the Library of the House of Commons; &amp;c. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. ; Ordered. | Presented. |} PAGE 
ANGERSTEIN COLLECTION OF PICTURES: bibeti 
10. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to defray the Charge of purchasing, and 6 
ay oy 2s of the Preservation and Public Exhibition of the Pictures which belonged King’s 219 6 
to the late J. J. Angerstein, Esquire; printed219. Referred 225 - - = =| | “ommand. 73 
(Sess. Papers, n° 470. vol. xvi.) 
ANNAN BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 410. 
ANNUITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 149, 332. 
APPEALS; ov. Accounts, 408. 
ARMY :— 
11. Estimate of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, for the year 
1824 ie oP SRE a ks IR, Sle PRR arr ae ee 19 = at 553 
12. of the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces for Service at Home and Abroad, 
from 25th December 1823 to 24th December 1824 - - - - - - 551 
13. State of the Expenses on account of Recruiting ; Statement referred to in the above a 29 fo 
Estimate ; Statement of the Services provided for under the head of Contin- 555 
gencies; printed 30. Referred 77 - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 14. vol. xvi.) 
14. Account of Services incurred, and not provided for by Parliament; printed 87. Re- 2 
fered112 - - - - = =  «# (Sess. Papers, N° 59. vol. xv1.) 7? 7 574 
15. Estimate of the a of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service, for the year , 28 618 
1824; printed 28. Referred 106 - - - (Sess. Papers, n°15. vol. xv1.) 9 
16. Estimate of the Charge of General and Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals, ) 
a ee ee eee ee ee Oo Le ee ee + - - - 555 
17. of Allowances to the principal Officers of the several Public Departments - =~ % - - 560 
18. —_— of Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces - - -~ - "2 a ths 560 
19. ee a eM ce. - - is 561 
20. of Four Troops of Dragoons and Eleven Companies of Foot, stationed in 
Great Britain, for recruiting Corps in India me at ae et) ee Se, aa as 561 
21, of Four Regiments of Dragoons and Sixteen Battalions of Infantry, for 
Service in India - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 561 
22. of the Royal Military College, for 1824 - - - -— = ~ « é are 562 
23, ———— of the Pay of General Officers, not being Colonels of Regiments - - o “se ot 564 
24. ———— of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad, for-1824 og Oe - - - - 565 
25. ———- of the Charge of Full Pay to Retired Officers and unattached Officers - —- - - - - 565 
26, ———— of Half-pay and Military Allowances to reduced Officers - - -— - re - - 566. 
27. on account of Half-pay and reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded King’s @ . 
Foreign Corps &amp;e. - - = - - FM te Pe - - - Command { - 567 
28. of In-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals - - &lt;= = = - - a” \é 567 
29. ——— of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - = - - «= = HPS le 567 
30. ———— of the Royal Military Asylum - - iin - - - = é a wi¢ 568 . 
31. ——— of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces - + ° -« . - 568 
32. of Allowances on the Compassionate List - ~ - - - ° . SAF oe * 568 
33- of the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the 
nature of superannuated or retired Allowances, to Persons belonging to Public | 
Departments ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - os ts - 569° 
34. of the Charge of Exchequer Fees in Great Britain, upon Issues to be made 
for Army Services in 1824 oe: fet 26a hoe Telp ati wis ote 5 *: uf = 572 
35- of Three Royal Veteran Battalions in Ireland, from 25th December 1823 to 
25th December 1824 ee eee) ee ee ee ne BE - s - - 573 
36. Abstract of the Army Services, for the year 1824; printed 30. Referred77 - - tis - - 573 
(Sess. Papers, N° 14, vol. xvi.) J 
37- Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted to defray the Extraordinary Expenditure in, 
of the Army, for 1824; printed 28. Referred 157 - - - . + Chinn, 27 651 
(Sess. Papers, n° 59. vol. xv1.) 
38. Estimate of Sums required for the supply of Bread, Meat and Forage for Troops King’s 
in 1824; printed 24. Referred 157 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 10. vol. ny } Command. ” ms 
39. of the Charge of Superannuated Allowances for Officers of the Ordnance; King’s 
printed 28. Referred106 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 15. vol. xvi.) Command. 28 618 
40. Abstract of Accounts of Commissaries on Foreign Stations; for the year ended 25th King’s 8 80 
December 1822; printed 88. Referred 112 - (Sess. Papers, n° 60. vol. xv1.) } Command. 7 5 
41. Return, showing the amount of Pay forfeited under the Mutiny Act, by the Foot 1 ie 
Guards imprisoned by Sentence of Court Martial ., = - - : ‘} 74 it 
42. Account of the Deputy Treasurer of Chelsea Hospital, of Unclaimed Prize Money; 
printed 94 - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 70. vol. VEY i} ones 94 = 
43. Return from the County of Down, of the Number of Qualifications of Deputy y 88 
Governors or Militia Officers during 1823 - eT hae oe - kee y ss apa , Bee 
— V. Accounts, 1. 71. 252. 
ASSESSED TAXES ; v. Accounts, 358, 391. 
AUDIT OFFICE; v. Accounts 1 to 5. 
AUSTRIAN LOAN; v. Accounts, 148, 150, 151, 450. 
BAHAMA ISLANDS; v. Accounts, 335. 
BANK NOTES :— 
44- Account of the Total Weekly Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in cir- 
culation, from 2gth April 1823 to the latest period; printed 42 - -  - + 18 42 796 
(Sess. Papers, n° 37. vol. xv.) 
BANK OF ENGLAND :— 
45. Copy of all applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and the Chancellor 
of the Exchequer, to the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank, for Ad- 
vances to Government SPT EF NPN Oe Gierig Tey wNy - 3 
46, Account of the Amount of all Exchequer Bills, or Treasury Bills, and other Govern- per Act. 20 -- 795 
ment Securities purchased by the Bank of England, or on which any Sums had 
been advanced for the Public Service, in the year ended 5th January 1824; 
printed 21 - . ater, - - - (Sess. Papers, n°g. vol. xv.) J | 




















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‘ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


BANK OF ENGLAND—continued. 
47. Account of the Aggregate Amount of all Balances of Public Money in the hands of 
the Bank, on the 1st and 15th days of each month, for 1823 . - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 95. vol. xv.) 
of Money paid, or payable, at the Bank of England, for the Management 
of the Public bebe in 1823; with an Account of Allowances made by the Public 
to the Bank, or charged by the Bank against the Public,in 1823; printed 118 - 
(Sess. Papers, n* 96. vol. xv.) 





48. 


— V. Accounts, 44, 332. 
BEER; v. Accounts, 292 to 307. 
BERMUDAS; v. ACCOUNTS, 335; 336. 
BoarD oF Works :— 
49. Account of the Wholesale Prices charged, with the Profit allowed; viz. Plumbers, 
Painters, Paper-hangers, &amp;c.; printed 153 - (Sess. Papers, n° 120. vol. xvi.) 


— V. Accounts, 274, 347, 443, 464. 
BREAKWATER, PLYMOUTH :— 
50. Detailed Account of the Establishment of the Breakwater at Plymouth, stating the 
Salary to each person employed fs So ee ee - 
51. Account of the Amount expended on the Breakwater last year, and Estimate for the 
present year; printed298 - -— - 
BREWERS ; v. Accounts, 186, 191. 
BREWERS LICENCES; v. Accounts, 186, 191. 
BrRiTisH Museum; v. Accounts, 313, 314. 
CALEDONIAN CANAL; 0. ACCOUNTS, 403, 412, 413. 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY; v. Accounts, 324. 
CANADA; v. ACCOUNTS, 335- 
CARNATIC DEBTS; v. Accounts, 164. 
CEYLON; v. Accounts, 73. 
CHANCERY, COURT OF :— 


52. Account of all Appeals disposed of in the Court of Chancery, by the Lord Chan- 
cellor, in every Term since the establishment of the Office of Vice Chancellor, to 
Hilary Term 1823, read.—Account, stating the time when each Petition of Appeal 
and Re-hearing mentioned in the said Return, was presented ; printed 10, 360 - 


(Sess. Papers, n°3 &amp; 306. vol. xviit.) 
[Further Return ordered, 39.] 


53- Copy of the Cause’ Paper of the Master of the Rolls for each ‘Term, from the beginning \ 
of Hilary Term 1817, to the end of Michaelmas Term 1823 - . - - 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 237. vol. xvi.) 


CHARITIES :—' | 
54. Tenth Report of Commissioners on Charities ; og ~ 131 - ae -\ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 103. vol. x111.) J 
55. Copy of Statement made by the Commissioners of Charities to the Secretary of State 
of their Proceedings; printed 433 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 365. vol. xvitt.) 
56, Eleventh Report of the Commissioners on Charities; printed 507 - -  - } 
(Sess. Papers, n° 433. vol. x1v.) 
CHARTERS :— 
57+ Account of the Cost of affixing the Great Seal to Charters granted by the Crown, and 
of Fees paid thereon; printed 537 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 472. vol. xviii.) 
CHELSEA HOSPITAL; v. Accounts, 28, 29, 42. 


CHURCHES :— 

58. Accounts showing the Number of Churches and Chapels which have been already 
built, are now building, and which are about to be built under the direction of the 
Commissioners appointed by Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 45. Several other Accounts re- 
lating to Churches and Chapels; printed 226 (Sess. Papers, N°175. vol. xviii.) 

59. Account of the Charges and Expenses paid by the Commissioners; printed $0) 

(Sess. Papers, N° 409. vol. xv111.) 

60. Fourth Annual Report of thie Commissioners for building new Churches ; printed 512 

(Sess. Papers, N° 430. vol. 1x.) 

61. Returns of the manner in which the Sums'of £. 201,286, and £.692,371 have been 
expended; and how £.128,395 are to be expended in building Churches : 
printed 533 - - - - - - 

Civiz. CONTINGENCIES :— 
62. Account of the Sum expended under the head of Civil Contingencies, in the "=| 


(Sess. Papers, n° 465, vol. xvtit.) 


Og = g fS tl a re aman Ings gtr ight ging 
63. Estimate of the Expense to be defrayed under the head of Civil Contingencies, for 
1824; printed 67. Referred,112 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xvi.) 


Civit LisT; v. Accounts, 62, 63. 


CLERGY :— 

64. Account of the Sum of Money, to the payment of which into the First Fruits Fund 
the Archbishopricks and Bishopricks of Ireland are severally rated ; like Account 
for England, and for the payment of Tenths; printed 134, 188 din 9) iia 

(Sess. Papers, n° 108. vol. xvi1t.) 


—- V. Accounts, 228, 229, 231, 266, 267, 268. 


CLERK OF THE PELLS:— 
65- Account showing the New Establishment of the Clerk of the Pells; printed 34 - 
. (Sess. Papers, n° 29. vol. xv11t.) 
CLoveEs; v. Accounts, 136. 
CoALs :— 
66.. Account of all Coals exported from Great Britain and Scotland to Ireland, from sm} 
January 1823 to 5th January 1824; printed 108 (Sess Papers, N* go. vol. xvii.) 
Cocutus INDICUS; v. AccouNTS, 139. 


COFFEE; v. ACCOUNTS, 129. 


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per Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


per Act. 














ae 
Presented. PAGE 
of 
— Appenprx. 
118 796 
152 _ 
298 — 
10 
43 ww 
This Order 
discharged ; 
another ame 
Return 
ordered, 15. 
131 — 
433 — 
597 ond 
533 hag 
910 
226 { to 
913 
480 
512 
914 
532 to 
920 
f 656 
67 to 
\ 665 
{rg 908 
188 9°9 
34 —_ 
108 || — 



























INDEX to the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Coin :— 

67. Estimate of the Sum that - be wanted to nace | the Extraordinary Expenses 
that may be incurred for Prosecutions, &amp;c. aoe to the Coin, for sass} 
printed 25. Referred 112 - - -. (Sess apers, n° 13. vol. xv1.) 

to defray the Extraordinary Expenses of the Mint in the Gold Coinage, wr} 
1824; printed 25. Referred 112 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xvi.) 
69. Account of the Quantity of Silver in British Standard, coined between 1804 and its: 


68. 





as Tokens of the Bank of Ireland, &amp;c.; printed 25. Referredi112 -  - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xv1.) 
of the value of the several Pieces of Silver and Copper Coins in circulation ; } 
printed 41 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 34. vol. xvii.) 
COLONIAL SERVICES: — 


71. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expeuse of certain ened 13h 





70 _ 


Services, formerly paid out of Army Services, for 1824; printed 28. Referred 112 
(Sess. Papers, n* 17. vol. xv1.) 
CoLoNnies:— 

72. Return of the total Amount of the Income of the Governor of Newfoundland; 
several other Papers relative to the Government of Newfoundland; printed 99 + 

(Sess. Papers, N° 71. vol. xvi.) 

73. Accounts of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Island of Trinidad, for 1822; 
also of Malta, Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, Ceylon; and of Sums i 
and disbursed by Agents; printed 151 - (Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xv.) 

74. Account of the annual Revenue and Public Expenditure of Malacca’ - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 479. vol. xxuss,) 

75- Return of all Persons holding Offices in the Colonies, and who are not at present in 
the execution of their Duties - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 440. vol. xv1.) 

76. ——— of Dollars imported into New South Wales in 1821, 1822 and 1823; also 
of the Prices, and Copy of the Government General Order; printed 328 - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 292. vol. xvi.) 

— V. Accounts, 71, 81, 135. 

COMMISSARIAT; v. AccouNTS, 38, 40. 
Commons, HOUSE OF :— 
77- Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of Commons 
COMPASSIONATE LIST; v. AccouNTS, 32. 
CONSOLIDATED FUND; v. AccouNTs, 245, 384, 385. 
CONSULS :— 

78. Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted to cover the outstanding Charg es for 
outfit and salaries to His Majesty’s Consuls General, Consuls, and Vice Consus 
in Spanish America, for 1823; printed 181, (Sess. Papers, n°143. vol. xv1.) 

ConvicTs :— 

79. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense attending the 
confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at Home for 1824; printed 25 \ 
Referred 112 - = _ - = (Sess. Papers, N° 13. vol. xvi.) 

80. Reports of the Superintendent of Convict Ships employed for the Confinement aad 
Offenders under Sentence of Transportation; printed 30 - ° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 20. ‘ok x1Xx.) 
81. Account of the Number of Convicts transported to the British Colonies during 1822 
and 1823; printed181 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 144. vol. x1x.) } 
82. Return of the Number of Persons committed to Newgate, and other Ryness in 
London, Middlesex and Surrey, in 1821, 1822 and 1823; printed 250 : 
(Sess. Papers, n* 204. vol. xx) 
83. Account of the Number of Persons committed to the several Gaols of Eaghad and 
Wales, on or before 20th December 1823; printed 303 - - -} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 248. wl ai 
84. Return of the Number of Persons committed, tried and convicted, for Criminal 
Offences and SGeaseanenem, mate by the Clerks of the Peace in pee os 
Wales, for 1823 - - - - - - 





Ditto - - made by the Clerks of Assize - - - 
86. ———— Ditto - - by the Town Clerks and Clerks of the _— - 
of the Names of all Persons convicted of Misdemeanors, upon a 





sentence was passed in the Court of King’s Bench in 1821, 1822 and 1823; 
printed 533 - - - . - 


— V. Accounts, 97, 251, 262, 270. 
CoPPER ; v. ACCOUNTS, 103. 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 466. vol. x1x.) 








CoRN :— 

88. Account of all the different kinds of Grain warehoused under 55 Geo. III, c. 26, 

at each Port upon 5 January 1824; printed 108 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 112, vol. xvn1.) 

89. of the rr ats | of Irish Corn imported into Great Britain, in the year 
ending 3th January 1824; printed 88, - (Sess. Papers, n°63. vol. xvit.) } 

go of all Colonial Corn, Gria, Flour and Meal in warehouse and under lock ; 
printed 88 - - - - (Sess. Papers, x° 63. vol. xv11.) 

gi 





c. 56, and remaining in the said Warehouses on 5th January 1824; printed 142 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 85. vol. x vil.) 

92. Return of the Quantities of Grain, Malt and Flour exported from Ireland to England 

and Scotland; also from England and Scotland to Ireland ; also of British Corn, 


Flour and Malt shipped during the last five years preceding 10th October 1823, 
and from 10th October 1823 to 5th April 1824 ; Fag 531 - - - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 454. vol. xvit.) 


of all Grain, Wheat, Meal, and Flour, warehoused under Act 55 Geo. 4 








93- of all Accounts that have been received from His Majesty’s Consuls abroad, 
relative to the Prices of Foreign Com, during 1822 and 1823; printed 261 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 209. vol. xvitt.) J 
94. 


to any Corn Inspector, relative to fraudulent and delusive mene of the sales of 
Corn and Grain, and the answers thereto; printed 443 


of any Letter that may have been written by the order of the Board of a 
(Sess. Papers, n° $79- vol, xv11I.) 














[ 1824. 











Ordered. | Presented PAGE 
of 
pe Aprgnprx. 
Commind.} 25 651 
cosa | 25 F652 
Goma’. 25 651 
per Address. 41 — 
. King’s , 28 6 55 
per Address. 99 
151 151 
474 513 
per act. 522 
273 328 
per Act. 108 goo 
C King’s 1 8 1 
Pa 25 650 
per Act. 30 
per Address. 181 
per Address. 250 
per Address, 303 
per Act. 387 
per Address, 533 
6 108 
17 88 4 
18 88 
126 142 
223 53° 
per Address 261 
38) 443 














DS ER Rag |e bae ee 


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1894.] INDEX ¢@ the. Seventy-NINTH VOLUME. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Guinea! | heel on 
CoRN—continued. p Re 
95. Return of the several Persons who have made Returns of the Sales of British Corn 
in London, Liverpool and Boston, to the several Corn Inspectors; printed 443 + 381 443 
(Sess. Papers, N° 379. vol: xviii.) 
— V. AccountTs, 292 to 307. 
CORRESPONDENCE; v. TREATIES. 
CounTY RATES :— 
96. Account of the respective. Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, of = Adareis d 
received for County Rates; printed 417  - (Sess. Papers, n° 356. vol. xvi.) “0 | 417 
CourT OF ADMIRALTY ; v. Accounts, 6. 
CourRT OF CHANCERY; v. Accounts, 52, 53. 
CouRT OF EXCHEQUER; v. ACCOUNTS, 177. 
CourRT OF SESSION; v. ACCOUNTS, 405, 414. 
CourRTS OF JUSTICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 52, 53, 272, 276 to 278, 464. 
CRIMINAL LUNATICS :— 
97. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense of confining and a 
maintaining Criminal Lunatics, for the year 1824; printed 25. Referred, 112 al Pras 4 25 649 
(Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xvt.) J ; 
CRIMINALS ; v. Accounts, 79 to 87, 97. 
CusToMs :— 
98. Account of the Quantity of Foreign Tallow, Flax, Hemp, and Hides, imported, from 
5th January 1823 to 5th January 1824; printed 159 a a eee 6 159 
(Sess. Papers, n° 128. vol. xv11.) 
99- 





of the Quantity of the several species of Wine imported into the United 
Kingdom, in 1822 and 1823, to 5th January; several other Returns relating a 











Wine that paid Duty; Wine exported and in Bond, and. Dealers’ Stocks; printed 9 ons 
202 - - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 164. vol. xv.) 
100. Accounts of the Quantities of Hemp and Flax and of Linen Yarns imported into 
Great Britain, from Foreign Countries and Ireland, between 5th January 1823 and 6 116 
sth January 1824 - - ----- 2 *%&amp; 2 Ff 2 © © F { 141 
101. - - - Ditto,exported; printed 117, 141 (Sess. Papers, n* 86 &amp; 110. vol. xvit.) 
102. Account of the Value of English, Scotch, and Irish Linens, exported from England, 
Scotland, and Ireland respectively, to Foreign Parts; several other Returns re- ; 116 
lating to Linen exported and imported, and retained for Home Consumption ; 16 { 141 
printed 117, 141 -  - = = = &gt; (Sess.:Papers, n° 86. vol. xvit.) 
103. Accounts of Copper imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the year ' 
ending 5th January 1824; also exported from the Ports of London and Liverpool ; 18 159 
printed 159 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xvi1.) 
104. Account of the Gross and Net Amount of the Revenue of Customs and Excise in 
Ireland, during two years, ending 5th January 1824; printed 142 . - - 19 142 
(Sess. Papers, n° 111. vol. x x1.) 
105. Return of the Quantity of Foreign Woollen Goods imported and warehoused in 
any of the Ports of the United Kingdom ; _ printed 88 . - - - - 23 88 
(Sess. Papers, n° 64. vol. xv11.) 
106. Copies of Order in Council for levying certain Countervailing Duties on Vessels and 
Goods of the United States, entering the Ports in His Majesty’s possessions in per Act. 28 
America and the West Indies; printed 28 - Sess. Papers, n° 474. vol. xvit.) 
107. Accounts of all Tin imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the year 
ending 5th January 1824; printedi59 - (Sess. Papers, n° 126. vol. xvit.) 29 159 
108. Account of the Amount paid in Bounties on Irish Manufactured Linens exported 
. from [reland, in the year ending 5th January 1824; several other Accounts re- 116 
lating to Linen exported, retained for Home Consumption; and of Duties and 66 123 
Drawbacks, and of Flax and Linen Yarn imported ; printed 117, 123,141. - 141 
(Sess. Papers, n* 388. vol. xvii.) 
109. of the Quantity of Articles imported into Great Britain and Ireland, charge- 
able only with Duties of Customs, mde the value exceeds £.50,000. in any one 98 307 
year; printed 308 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 261. vol. xv11.) 
110. of the Number of Yards of Linen exported from Great Britain and Ireland; 6 
printed 117 - - “9 Pp - (Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xvit.) 103 a 
111 of the Number of Ships, British and Foreign, with the Amount of their Ton- 
nage, which have entered Inwards and cleared Outwards, at the several Ports of 
the United Kingdom, for Foreign Parts, in each of the seven years preceding 5th 308 
January 1824; several other Accounts relating to Shipping and Tonnage ; and of “ { 350 
the Real and Official Value of Imports and Exports; printed 308,350 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 274. vol. xvi1. &amp; N° 303. vol. xvi1t.) 
112, ——— of the Quantities of Raw and Spun Silk imported into this Country ; 
several other Returns relative to Silks imported and exported, and Drawbacks upon | 





exportation of Manufactured Silk; printed 171 er ee ee ee 125 171 
(Sess. Papers, n° 138. vol. xvi.) J 
113. Return of the Quantity of Wool exported from Ireland since 1800; printed 182 - 
(Sess. Papers, N°149. vol. xx1.) 
114. Account of the Official Value of all Imports into, and all Exports from Great Britain 
during 1798, 1806, 1819 and 1823. - - - = -— = eae 8 
of theValue of all Imports intoand all Exports from the Port of London for the 131 { 193 
like period ; several other Returns relating to ee and Vessels, and to the Port of 
London; printed 182,226 = - - (Sess. Papers, n°148. 176. vol. xv111.) 


of the Duties received on Oil and Blubber, in the year ending 1st ct Oi 


131 182 


115. 








116. 





1824; of Bounties paid; also of the Duties and Bounties on Spermaceti Oil ; 
printed 202 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 162. vol.xvit.) J 
of the Total Number of Vessels which have been cleared out from the Ports 
of England and Scotland for New South Wales and Van Dieman’s Land; also ‘ 


138 202 





117. 
the Official Value of Goods exported ; printed 227 - - = - “1 eo) = 149 227 | 
(Sess, Papers, n° 186. vol. xvit.) - 
of the Annual Amount of Bounties and Drawbacks allowed upon the ex- 
rtation of Manufactured Goods; of the increase or reduction in the Rates i 
Rounties and Drawbacks; printed, 458 - (Sess. Papers, n° 388, vol. xvit.) 





118, ; 
149 . 457° ' 




















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INDEX t the SevENTY-NINTH VOLUME. [ 1824. 






































———y = 
AGCOU NT s AND PAPERS—continued. Wibdieis, | Presned’ raee 
Customs—continued. er Avpenptx. 
' "tg, Accounts of the Quantities of Goods imported from and exported to France, from 156 287 
1780 to 1st January 1793; printed 287 - (Sess. Papers, n° 232. yl. xvil.) 
120. Return of the Amount of Duties on Whalebone or Fins imported, for 1823; printed 174 ene 
202 - - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 162. vol. xvii.) 
121, Copy of Memorial of Thomas Williams, concerning the Entries of Goods imported 186 202 
into [reland; printed 202 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. xvitt.) 781 
122. Accounts relating to the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom, for omg —_ 207 { to 
Years ending 5th January 1824 ; printed 207 - (Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) L 702 
123, Account of Ships employed in the Whale Fishery ; also, from Scotland - = - - | per Act. 207 
124. Return of lishing Vessels entered at the Coast Office London, from 5th January 10ts] 
to 5th January 1824, and of all Money received as Fees; printed 308 - - 222 308 
(Sess. Papers, n° 271. vol. xviii.) J 
125, of the Denomination and Quantity of each Seizure made by the Coast Guard, 
the Preventive Water Guard, the Riding Officers, the Revenue Cruizers, and His 
Majesty’s Vessels, under the Boards of Customs and Excise in England, Scotland ai 
and Ireland, for the last three years : Of the total Expense incurred in the prosecu- 2 
tion and condemnation of Goods: Of Rent or Storage paid in London ; several 
other Returns relative to Seizures, and Expense of Re-distillation of Spirits = - 
126, Accounts of the Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which have cleared out in 
1811 and 1823, from the several Ports of the Western Coast of Great Britain; 6 
several other Returns relating to Vessels and their Tonnage; printed 426 - ~— - 243 42 
(Sess. Papers. N° 364. vol. xv111.) 
127. Account of Foreign Tonnage imported into the Port of London from 1809 to 1823; 
. printed a hg - rs : - - (Sess. Papers, n° 220. vol. xviii.) } 254 277 
128. Accounts of Rum imported and exported, and upon which Duty has been paid, “, 286 - 
Great Britain and Ireland ;_ printed 307 - (Sess. Papers, N°251. vol. xx1-) 3 
T2 Similar Accounts of Coffee; printed 307- - - - = = . 
. (Sess. Papers, N®252. vol. xx1.) } 286 300 
130 — of Sugar imported and exported, and of the Average Prices for Great 
Britain and Ireland; printed 307 - - - - + -#£ «- = ‘ 286 306 
(Sess. Papers, n° 253. vol. x x1.) 
131. Comparative Siatement of British and Foreign we cleared outwards from the] 86 06 
Ports of Great Britain; printed 307 - (Sess. Papers, n° 254. vol. xvii.) J . 3 
132. Ditto - - - forlreland; printed 307 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 254. vol. xvii.) 286 306 
133. Accounts of the Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures 06 
exported - - - - - . - - . - - - + 286 { ~ } 
134. Ditto - - - forlreland; printed 307 - - Sess. Papers, n° 255. vol. xvii.) 3°7 
135. Accounts of all Goods exported from Great Britain to Sierra Leone; of all Goods the 
Produce of Sierra Leone imported, from 5th 7 som 1814 to 5th January 1824 ‘ 298 307 
printed 308 - - = - «= (Sess. Papers, n° 269. vol. xvit1.) 
136. Account of Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves, imported by the East India Company, and) 
exported in each year, since 1796 ; printed 308 (Sess. Papers, n° 264. vol. xv11.) 299 3°7 
137. Copy of the Fifteenth Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry, into the Departments 
of Customs and Excise; printed 306 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 141. vol. 1x.) 306 306 
138. Account, showing what has been the Amount of Duty received, and of Drawback 
paid, on Glass, from 5th January 1813 to 5th January 1824; printed 428 - + 320 328 
' (Sess. Papers, N° 290. vol, xvii.) 
139. Return of the Quantities of Coculus Indicus and Nux Vomica, imported. and 
exported; -printed350  - - &lt;= = (Sess, Papers, n° 304. vol. xvi.) 339 35° 
140 of Vessels captured by the Preventive Service on the Coast of, Great 6 
Britain and Ireland ; printed 409 - - (Sess. Papers, n* 343. vol. xvit.) } 37 4°9 
141. Co} y of Order in Council, imposing Countervailing Duties on Tonnage of French 
essels coming to Great Britain gel 2a) &amp; 2 -  * } 418 _ ~ 
142. Account of the Quantity of Refined Sugar exported from England and Scotland 
in 1823; printed 536 - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 459. vol. xv1t1.) 486 536 
143. Copy of the Sixteenth Report of Commissioners of Customs and Excise; 
printed 512 - = bor aes oid Ee (Sess. Papers, N° 429. vol. 1x.) 512 51% 
144. Copies of Orders in Council permitting the Importation and Exportation of Goods, 
ares and Merchandize, in Swedish, Hanoverian, Prussian, and Norwegian per Act. 538 
Vessels; printed 538 - - - (Sess. Papers, n°474, vol. xvit.) 
— V. Accounts, 66, 89 to 95.—IRELAND, 244, 246, 297, 304.—REVENUE, 353, 354, &amp;e, 
DEBT, NATIONAL: 
145. Account of Balances of Sams issued for the Paymentof Dividends and Lottery Prizes 
146. of the Receipt aod Expenditure of £. 7,122,004. 12. g. in one year, from 7th 
January 1825 to 5th January 1824, by the Conimissioners for the Reduction off | ?¢ 4: 21 
the National Debt, printed21 - - ~-~ (Sess. Papers, Ng. vol. xv.) 
147. —-——— up to 31st December 1823, of the Sums which have been issued and applied 
in 1822, per Act 55 Geo. 3, c. 115, for paying the Interest of the tan} per Act. 34 797 
Loan raised in the Netherlands; printed 34 - (Sess. Papers, N° 23. vol. xvi.) ; 
148. gael Treasury Minjate, dated 12th Oct. 1823, and of a Letter from the Treasury, 
ated 10t tober 1823, rélative to the Payment of £. 2,500,000, from Austria. to } 
Great Britain; printed 41. Referred rig 0. Busine bean Ricishal ap - 41 798 
(Sess, Papers, N° 35. vol. x¥1.) 
149. Account of Stock and Long Annuities transferred by the Commissioners for the) | 
Reduction of the National Debt = - - mi ee ee ‘I per Act, 78 798 
150. Return of the Dates on which Monies were received in the Treasury, from the 
Emperor of Austria, agreeably to Conyention signed at Vienna, 17th Nov. 1823 *} 99 99 
151. Continuation of the Return, presented 16th February 1821 - - - ° . 99 99 
152. Return of the Average Price of the Public Funds, in each year, since 1786; 
printed 153 - = ' 4 + “++ + Gess Papers, n° 119. vol. xv.) 134 152 797 
153. of the Amount of Dividend saved by the Reduction of the Five per Cents) 
to\Four per Cents; printedi53  - - (Sess. Papers, n° 122, axes 134 oe 798 























1824. ] 


INDEX @ the Srventy-nintH VoLuME. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


DEBT, NATIONAL—continued. 

154. Account of the actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums placed i in the hands 4 
the Commissioners for the ne of be sryeicual Der, in tlie eet endéd 
5th January 1824 ~-° ~- 

of the Total Amount of the Unredeemed Funded Debt, and of ‘the Charge 
thereof at 5th January 1823 -~ - 
156. -——-— &amp; the state of the Public Funded Debts of San Britain and Ireland, and i) 
of thé Charge thereupon, at 5th January 1824 -~— - - 
of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Irchiii, aiid of the Demands 
outstanding on the 5th of January 1824; printed 171 - - 
(Sess Papers, n° 52. “Wok: xv ) J 
158. Return of Additions to the annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Interest of any 
Loan, &amp;c.; printed 227 - - ae as (Sess. Papers, n°190. vol. xv.) } 
of See expended in the Purchase of Stock and Amount of Debt redeemed, 
in the yearending 5th April 1824; printed 531 (Sess. Papers, N° 457. vol. xv.) 


160. List of the several Friendly Societies or other Institutions to which aa | 














have been issued by Commissioners of National Debt; printed. 433 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 367. vol. xviii.) 
— V. Accounts, 45 to 48. 
DEBTORS; v. Accounts, 213, 280. 


DEMERARA :— 
161. Copy of Minutes of Evidence on the Trial of the late Joha Smith,.a Missionary in 

the Colony of Demerara, with the Warrant, Charges, and Sentence ; ; printed 201 \ 
409 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 158. 333. &amp; 338. vol. xx111.) 

DESTITUTE, REFUGE FOR; v. ACCOUNTS, 351. 

DEVENISH PARISH; v. AccouNTS, 231. 

DISPOSITION OF MONEY; wv. Accounts, 386. 

DISSENTING MINISTERS; 0. Accounts, 346. 

DISTILLERS; v. Accounts, 428 to 438. 

DIviDENDS; v. Accounts, 145, 153. 

DOLLARS; v. Accounts, 76. 

DoMINICA; t. Accounts, 335. 

DoNAGHADEE HARBOUR; v. ACCOUNTS, 233. 


DoveER HARBOUR :— 


162. Annual Account of the Reeigg and Application of me Dover Hutsoar Tonnage | 
Duties - - - « * ae - of 


DROITS OF ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 6. 
DrvGs; v, Accounts, 139. 
DUNLEARY HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 232. 


East INDIA :— 
163. Resolutions, being Warrants or Instruments granting Salaries, or Pensions ; iol 


? 


Account of Superannuations ; and Copy of Proceedings of the Court of Directors 
of the East India Company relative to Abatements (Sess, Papers,n° 476. vol. xvi11.) 


164. Twentieth Report of Commissioners of Carnatic Debts; printed 67 - ‘} 
(Sess. Papers, N* 42. vol. a 
165. Regulations passed by the Governor General and Council of Bengal, and Fort 
St.George; printed 149 - -  - (Sess. Papers, N° 114. vol. xx111.) 
166. Accounts of the several Tea Sales of the East India Company, in two years ending 
5th January 1824; several other Returns relative to the Tea Trade; printed 
308, 362 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 270. vol. xvit. &amp; N° 308. vol. x x11.) 
of the quantity of Nutmegs, Mace, and Cloves imported by the East ae} 
Company, in each year since 1796 ; printed 308 (Sess. Papers, n° 264. vol. x V11.) 
168. Copy of Treaties opm into ny the Mast fade Company sane me manne Chiefs 
of Sumatra - ‘: } 
169. Account of the pm vn ih wn of Ben nga, ate the respective 
heads thereof, for Three Years, according to the latest Advices, with an Estimate 
of the same for the succeeding year: Several other Accounts and Estimates 
relating to the Revenues of the East India ey &amp; ; printed 400 - - « 
(Sess. Papers, n° 346. vol. xx111.) 
170. Annual Account made up to ist May Lt of the proceeds of the: Sale of Goods; } 





printed 536 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 460. vol. xx111.) 
171. Copies or Extracts of Cnemecieninns relative to the burning of Widows; printed 
524 - Le tke - - «-  - (Sess. Papers, n° 443. vol.xx1it.) 


172. Copies of Correspondence relative to Hindoo Infanticide ; printed 512 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. x x11 2 
173. Account of Revenues and Charges:in India; in each year, from 1812-13 to 1822-23 i 





174. of the Territorial Debts owing bv the East India Company at their weve 
Residencies in the East'Indiesy on goth April, from 1813 to 1823 - 


— V. Accounts, 20, 21, 175, 332. 
East Inp1A Docks :— | 
175. Annual Account of the Receipt, and Application of Monies by thé Court of Directors 
EDINBURGH COLLEGE; v. AccouNTS, 401. 
EDUCATION; v. Accounts, 226, 273. 
EMIGRANTS :— 


176. Estiniates of the’'Sam which may be wanted for the year 1824, for the relief of Tou- 
lonese and Corsican Emi Dutch Naval Officers, Saint Domingo Sufferers, 
and others ; and for the re ef of American Loyalists; printed 25. Referred 112. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 13. vol. xv1.) 
EXCHEQUER, Court of :— 
177. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Salaries to the Officers, 
and Expenses of the Court - Receipt of Exchequer, for 1824; printed as 
Referred 112 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. xv1.) 


VoL. 79.——WSess. 1824. Ba 
































| Ordered. Presented. — 
| AppEnpix. 
het ee 
es o7.59 768 
per Act 171 z 
Ee ee Ak 
sae ae Doge 
per Act 227 
304 531 
415 433 
201 
per Address. { 409 
| 
per Act. 1 75 
30 
| per Act. | 134 
362 
513 
per Act. 67 | 
per Act. 78 | 
397 
282 362 
299 397 | 
t 
299 — 
per Act. 399 
per Act. 421 
452 524 
452 465 
522 _ 
per Act. 159 
| 
King’s . 648 
Command. 35 + 
1 
cat 24 645 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented: || PAGE 
ExcHeEQueER BILLS :— ' Aiseuehx. 


178. Account of Exchequer Bills issued, or authorized to be issued, charged on the 
Supplies of 1824 - ° é - é ¥ - - “ bs 5 

179. Ditto, between 5th January 1823, and 5th January 1824 - . - ee 

180. Estimate of the Sum which may be required to.pay Interest on Exchequer Bills, 
for 1824; printed 20. Referred 24 - - (Sess, Papers, n° 6. vol. xvi.) 


— V. Accounts, 46. ‘ 


EXcIsE:— 


181. Return of the Total Charge of the Port Establishment of the Excise in Great Britain ; . 
also, a similar Return for Ireland ; printed 227 (Sess. Papers, N° 184. vol. xv11.) 29 |» 6227 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 225.] 


182. Account of the Quantities of several Articles charged with the Duties of Excise, “I 


20 20 637 





Ten Years, ending 5th January 1824; printed 427 - - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 363. vol. xv11.) 
183. Returns of all Tobacco seized in England, Ireland, and Scotland, from 5th January. 
1822 to 5th January 1824 ge 4 Peay” a “el elCU el 
of Tobacco upon which Duty has been paid in Ireland, from 1790 to 1810; | 55 
printed 308 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 272. vol. xv11.) 


[Order for printing one of these Accounts, discharged ; Account withdrawn ; another ordered ; presented; 
to be printed ; 328.] 


98 4°27 





184. 


185. Account from ist January 1820 to 1st March 1824, of Persons convicted of defraud- 
ing the Revenue arising from the Duties on Hard Soap; printed 287 - 125 287 
(Sess. Papers, n° 235. vol. xv11.) J 


186. Return of Persons who have taken out Excise Licences to brew Beer, under Act 








4 Geo. IV. c.51; printedi53 - -  - (Sess. Papers, N° 230. vol. xvit.) 133 152 
187. Account of the Number of pounds weight of Scotch Snuff sent out by Permit, &amp;c.; 6 

printed 308 - - - - = «= (Sess. Papers, n° 268. vol. xvii.) 102 397 
188 of all Tobacco seized by the Customs, or captured by the Preventive Service, j 

from 5th January 1822 to 5th January 1824; printed277- - -. = = 196 277 

(Sess. Papers, n° 221. vol. xvit.) 

189. Returns of the Amount of Duties received by the Excise on the Baggage of Persons 

landing in the Port of London, in the year ending 5th January 1824; printed 308 + 212 307 

(Sess. Papers, N° 267. vol. xvii.) 

190, of the Amount of Salary and Contingent Expenses in the Department for col- . 

lecting the same during that period ; printed 307 (Sess. Papers, n° 267. vol. xv11.) ate 397 
191. Return of the Number of Licences granted to Retail Brewers in England and Wales, as 287 | 

since ist July 1823; printed 287 - - Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xvii.) 9 7 
192. Account of the Expenses of collecting the Duty on Salt; printed308 - - — - out 307 

' (Sess. Papers, n° 262. vol. xvit.) } . ‘ 
[Order for printing this Account, discharged ; Account withdrawn ; another ordered, 
presented, and to be printed ; 328.] 

193. Return of the Total Number of Excise Prosecutions that have been entered during 8 

the last Six Years; printed328 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 291. vol. xvii.) 259 3? 
194. Account of the Quantity of Salt used for Agricultural purposes, from 5th January 

1818 to 5th January 1824; printed 308 - (Sess. Papers, n° 273, vol. xvtt.) } 273 308 
195. Return of the Stock on 5th January 1824, of every Manufacturer of Tobacco in the 7 

United Kingdom; printed 531 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 456. vol. xvit.) } 376 53? 


— V. AccounTs, 104, 125, 137, 143, 196, 209 fo 212, 244, 292 to 307, 428 to 438. 
Fee Fonpbs; v. Accounts, 446, 447- ; 
FEES; v, AccounTs, 34, 57, 124, 406, 407, 411, 414, 446, 447. 


FINANCE ACCOUNTS, annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner; 
v. AccounrTs, 1 to 5, 122, 154 to 157, 366, 367, 373, 374, 379 to 380. 


FIRE INSURANCE; v. AccounrTs, 392, 307. 
First FRUITS; v. Accounts, 64. 
FISHERIES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 124, 201, 202, 259. 
FisHinG VESSELS; v. Accounts, 124. 
FLax; v. Accounts, 98, 100, 101. 

FLEET PRISON; v. Accounts, 280. 
FLETCHER, SAMUEL :— 


106. — of Examination on the case of Samuel Fletcher, formerly a Brewer and : 
alister - - - . - © e - ° * 3 “ = 490 53} 


FoREIGN CoRN; v. Accounts, 89, 90, 88, 91, 93. 
FOREIGN CORPS; v. Accounts, 27. 
FOUR-AND-HALF PER CENT DUTIES; v. Accounts, 6. 1} 
FRANCE :— | 
197. Return of the Works of Art, for the removal of which £.9,971. 10. has been paid 








several other Returns of the manner in which other Sums have been applied, paid 
out of the pecuniary Indemnity received from France; .printed 246..- .- «+ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 195. vol. xvi.) 


121 246 _ 


8 


— V. Accounts, 119, 141, 451. 
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :— 
198. List of the Friendly Societies and other Institutions which have been registered “h ‘ 
° - - ve per Address, 


England and Wales, in virtue of Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 128 —-- 533 - 
— V. Accounts, 160. (Sess. Papers, n° 471. vol. xv1i1.) 
GAOLS :— , 
199- Reports and Schedules transmitted to the Secretary of State, under Act 4 Geo. IV. pon 
c. 64, relative to the. state of Gaols ; printed 131 (Sess. Papers, N° 104. vol. xix.) ‘ be 4A 3 


— V. Accounts, 79 to 86, 206, 251, 258, 262, 270, 444, 445. 
GLASS; ©. AccounrTs, 136. 
GOLD COAST; v, AccounNTS, 7, 335. 
Gop CoINAGE; v. Accounts, 67,68. 
Goop Hope, CaPF OF; v. Accounts, 73. | 




















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IN DEX @ the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 








ACCOUNTS, AND PAPERS—continued. 


GOSPEL :—- 
200. Estimate of the Sum required in aid of the Expense incurred by the Society fo 
the poopagpeen of the Gospel in the North American Colonies; printed 28.\ 
Referred 112 + = = = 


Lo - - (Sess. Papers, n° 17. vol. xvi.) 
GRAIN; v. Accounts, 89 to 95. } 
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 227, 255, 256, 264. 
HaurF Pay; ov. Accounts, 26, 27. 
HANOVER ; v. AccouNTS, 144, 333- 
HAWKERS AND PEDLARS; 0. ACCOUNTS, 377. 
HEMP AND FLAX; v. Accounts, 98, 100, 101. _ 
HERRING FISHERY :— 
201. Report by the Commissioners of the Herring Fishery ; printed 34 - &lt; s 7 
: (Sess. Papers, n° 25. vol. 1x.) } 
202. Report of Commissioners of the Herring Fishery, and Letter from the Irish Oy, 
ard; printed390 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 330. vol. 1x.) 
— V. Accounts, 259. 
Hives; v. Accovxts, 98. 
HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 409. 
HINDOOS; v. Accounts, 171, 172. 
HOLYHEAD RoabDs:— 
203. Annual Statement of Income and Expenditure; and Report of Mr.W. A. Provis; 
printed 194 - ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 157. vol. 1x.) 
204. a of Commissioners appointed by Act 4 Geo. IV, c. 74, on Bridges over &lt; 
e 


nai Straits, and at Conway, the Harbours of Howth and Holyhead, and for 
the Improvement of the London and Holyhead Road; printed359 - -~ = 


apers, N° 305. vol. 1X.) 


\ (Sess. 
205. Copy of Report dated 5th September 1822, made by the Postmaster General to "| 


Lords of the Treasury, on the State thereof; printed 458 - - -— - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 390. vol. xvi1t.) 
HoLyHEAD HARBOUR; »v. AccouNTS, 203, 204, 205. 


HoLyHEAD STEAM: PACKETS; v. Accounts, 341 to 344. 


Home Circuit :— 
206. Return of the Number of Persons tried in the Home Circuit at the Gaol Delivery,) 


in December 1822; printed 163 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 131. vol. xix.) J 
207. Statement of the Number of Persons in the Home Circuit liable to serve on Juries; 
printed121 - 2 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 97. vol. x1x.) 
Honpvoras :— 


208. Copy or Extracts of a ‘Report made by Captain Mac Lean, relative thereto; 
printed 514 - - &gt; - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 439. vol. xxiv.) 
Hops :— 
20g. Account of. the Quantity of Hops exported from Great Britain to Ireland, and to 
Foreign Countries ; also imported from 5th January 1823 to 5th January 1824 } 


printed88 - -- - = + «= = (Sess. Papers, n° 62. vol. xvit.) 


of the Total Number of Acres of Land in Great Britain under the Cultiva- 
tion of Hops, in 1822 - - ° 


211. of the Duty on Hops, of the growth of 1822 - - - - .« 
212. -——— Ditto - - - for 1823; printed 108 ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 129. vol. X¥I1.) 





210. 





House oF COMMONS; v. Accounts, 77. 214 to 221. 

HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT; v. ACCOUNTS, 77, 214 to 221, 325, 326, 327, 464. 
House Tax; v. Accounts, 363, 365, 389, 399. 

HowrHu HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 203, 204. 

JAMAICA; v. ACCOUNTS, 334- 


INSOLVENT DEBTORS CouRT:— 


213. Account of the Sum which may be wanted in 1 824, to pay Salaries of the Com-' 
missioners of the Insolvent Debtors Court; printed 25. Referred 112 ; 


(Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. xvi.) 


INSURRECTION ACT; v. AccounrTS, 225, 248. 


JOURNALS, &amp;c.:— 


214. Estimate of the Sum that may be probably wanted to defray 
Acts for the two Houses of Parliament, for 1824 - 


215 Account of the Sum that will be wanted for the Deficiency of Grant for 1823; 
printed 25. Referred 112 - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xv1.) 

216, Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of printing Bills, » 
Reports, and other Papers, by Order of the Slicer’ of Gieukehe - . my ~~ ; 7 

217. Account of the Sum that will be wanted for the Deficiency of Grant of 1823 - 


218. Estimate of the Expense that may be incurred in 1824, for printing 1,750 Copies 
of the 79th Volume of Journals det saith A as tee a - ° Fb . 4 - 


the Charge for nih, 


219. Account of the Sum that will be wanted for the Deficiency of Grant of 1823, for | 


ditto o SN Om (att GOs EG.” lek OS) ee he Sa eS 





220. Ditto -- for reprinting Journals and Reports of the House of Commons - 





221. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of printing the Votes 
of the House of Commons; printed25. Referred 112 - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xv1.) 


IRELAND :— 
222. Accounts of the Names and Description of Parishes in Ireland, from which 

Memorials have been forwarded to the Lord Lieutenant and Council, for holding | 

Vestries ; other Papers relative to Tithes ; : 

(Sess. 


mong 220,916 - - = “| 
apers, N* 173. 284. 349. vol. xx1.) 


€ 





Vo . 79.——Sess. 1824. 











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Ordered. | Presented — ] 
|] Avpsworx. 
cotta} 98 || 655 
per Act. 34 
39° 390 
per dct. 194 
per Act. 359 
426 458 
per Address. 163 
per Address. 121 
500 514 
5 88 
‘ 108 5 
Order for 
printing these 
—— 
arged ; 
5 ¢| eect; | | 
withdrawn ; 
others order- 
ed, 125 ; pre. 
{sented ; to be 
\. |printed, 159. |} J 
Contd, 25 645 
Ki 
nn i 25 649 
Comoe’ 25 649 
220 
12 1 316 } 
409. 

























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‘ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
IRELAN D—continued. 


228. 


Accounts of all Sums levied in the several Parishes in Ireland, by authority of Vestry,| 
“for building and repairing Churches ; and of the Cathedrals which have been con- 
solidated with Parish Churches; printed 316, (Sess. Papers, n° 285. vol. xx1.) j 


[To be laid before the House forthwith, 288. Returns from Derry, Cashel, and Kilmore to be amended, 538.) 


224. 


225. 


226, 


227. 


228, 


229. 


230. 


231, 


232. 
233. 


234. 


235. 


236. 


237. 


238. 


239. 


240. 


241. 


242. 


243. 


244. 


245. 


246. 
247. 
248. 


249. 


250. 


251. 


Return of the Total Number of Magistrates, Constables, and others, appointed by 
authority of the Constabulary Act - (Sess. Papers, n° 257. vol. xx11.) 
[Abstract to be printed, 304.) 
of all Persons committed »nderthe Insurrection Act, from 1st January 1823 
to ist February 1824; printed 220 (Sess. Papers, n* 174. 478. vol. xx11.) } 





Account of the several Free Diocesan Schools in Ireland, during the last Ten Years 
other Papers relative to Schools in Ireland; printed 226, 316, 409, 467, 525 


(Sess, Papers, n°* 179. 286. 350. 403. 461.. vol. Xx1,) 
[Te be laid before the House forthwith, 111.] 


* 
J 


of all Sums of Money levied in the several Counties of Ireland, in the vl 





last Years, by authority of Grand Juries; printed 316 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 287. vol. xx11.) 


List of Parishes, with the Names of their Incumbents; printed 300, 381, 513 


(Sess. Papers, n° 246. vol. xx1.) 
{* Order for printing these Returns discharged ; Returns withdrawn ; 
others ordered, preseuted, to be printed; 381.) 


Statement of the Number of Acres of Land belonging to the Church in Ireland 
(Sess. Papers, N° 402. 436. 462. vol. xx1.) 


List of Roman Catholics who have been appointed to the office of Assistant Bar- 
rister; also, of those who have enjoyed Patents of Precedence; printed 113 
(Sess. Papers, N° 91. vol, xx1I.) 


Copies of Memorials respecting the building a Church at Garrioch, in the Parish of 
Devenish; other Papers relative to the extent of Parish, Glebe Land, and the 
Names and Places of Residence ; printed 164, (Sess. Papers, N° 133. vol. x x1.) 


Estimate of the Sum which may be pegeiees for carrying on the Works at sana 


Town Harbour, (formerly Dunleary) for 1824 


Ditto - - - for sundry Works now executing at Donaghadee Harbour; printed 25 
Referred 112 


(Sess. Papers, N° 11. vol. xvi.) 
Ditto - - - of the Sum wanted to make Compensation to Commissioners of 
Revenue Inquiry in Ireland; printed 25. Referred 112 
Sess. Papers, N° 12. vol. xvi.) — 
Return of the Number of applications for Special Vestries, under Aet 4 Geo. LV. c. 99 
printed 30, 226 - - (Sess. Papers, n® 19. 178. vol. x x1.) 
Statement of the Annual average Salaries of the Establishment of the Muster 
Master General in Ireland; printed 34 (Sess, Papers, n° 28. vol. xx1.) } 


Warrants for placing the Clerks of the Loan Office and Life Annuities on the 4 


of Contributors to the Superannuation Fund; printed 34 - 
(Sess. Papers, n* 31. 32. vol. xx1.) 

Copies of Treasury Minutes granting Superannuations to Mr. Robertson and 
Mr. Samuel Firmer; printed 34 (Sess. Papers, n° 33. vol. xviii.) 

Copy of the Eleventh; Twetfth and Thirteenth Annual Reports on the Public Re-] 
cords of Ireland, 1821, 1822 and 1823; printed76 - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 44. vol. x11.) if 

Estimates of the Expense of supporting the Protestant Charter Schools in Ireland ; | 


Association for Discountenancing Vice; and other Charitable Institutions in Ire- 
land; printed 86. Referred 157 - 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 55. vol. xx1.) 
———- of the Expense of the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of 
Ireland ; the Board of Works; of Printing, Stationery, &amp;c.; and- other Miscel- 
laneous Services in [reland; printed 87. Referred 157 ° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 56. vol. xx1.) 
Statement of the Grants voted by Parliament on account of Charitable be sotto 


Miscellaneous Services in Ireland, in 1823, and the Sums proposed to be voted in 

1824; printed 87. Referred 157 - (Sess. Papers, n° 57. vol. xx1.) 
of the Sums proposed to be voted on the Estimates for Charitable Institu- 

tions, &amp;e. ; goiaed 87. Referred 157. - (Sess. Papers, n° 57. vol. xx1.) 


Copies of all Orders issued by the Treasury, pursuant to Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 23, for 
consolidating the Boards of Customs and Excise of Great Britain and Ireland | 





other Papers relative to Commercial Intercourse; printed 182 
(Sess. Papers, n° 151. vol. xvi11.) 
Account of all Sums of Money advanced by the Commissioners for the issue el 


Money out of the Consolidated Fund, for Public Works in Ireland, from 16 June 
1817 to 5 January 1824; printed316 - - Sess. Papers, n°278. vol. xx1.) 


Return of the Places where Customs, Tolls or Duties are levied at Markets, Fairs, 
and Ports in Ireland; printed 316 - (Sess. Papers, n° 279. vol. x x1.) 


of the Weekly Sales of Linens at the different Markets in the Provinces o 
Munster and Connaught - - 


of Convictions in theProvinces of Munster and Connaught under the Insurrec- 
tion and Peace Preservation Acts ; printed 316. (Sess. Papers, N° 280. vol. x x11.) 


Copy of the Report made to the Farming Society of Ireland, by their Saale, 








respecting the Agricultural School of Banmow ; printed 241 - 
wes _ » (Sess. Papers, n° 193. vol. xx1.) 

Twelfth Annual Report made by the Commissioners of Public Accounts ; printed 188) 

(Sess. Papers, N° 155. vol. xin.) » f 

Return from the~ Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace of the i tl 


Counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, of Persons committed to the different Gaols thereof for 
Trial in 1823; printed 188 - (Sess. Papers, n° 156. vol. xxl.) 


Ordered. 





12 


12 


12 


16 


19 


20 


20 


20 


King’s 
Command, 


King’s 


Command. 


30 


per Act. 


per Act 


per Act. 


per Address. 


86 


King’s 
Command. 


87 





316 


*300 
381 


513 


This Order 
discharged ; 


janother State-, 


iment ordered , 
253 pre- | 
sented ; to be, 
inted, 467, 
525. 


113 


164 


30 
226 


34 


316 








927 


641 
642 


645 

















1824.] INDEX to the Stvenry-nintTH VoLuME. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. . oe aot 2 bee: Slate! é wae 
JRELAND—continued. "eG" Meckierx. 





252, Copy of Treasury Minute, dated 7th February 1824, respecting the Reduction of 2 
. 4 Establishment of Military Accounts - —- oe 3 ies ner “ of} per Act, 02 


253. Accounts of the Increase and Diminution in the Number of Persons employed, ied 


their Salaries, in all Public Offices and Departments in Ireland, for the year ended per Act, 220 
sth January 1824 - 3-7 ts 
254. Return of Children admitted into the Foundling Hospital, Dublin, during the last six] ! 
years; also of Orders issued daring the last seven years; printed 316 se 235 316 
(Sess. Papers, N°281. vol. xx1.) 
255. Account of the Sams paid either by the Public, or by Grand Jury Presentments in 274 409 


Ireland, during seven years ending 5 Jan. 1824 (Sess. Papers, N° 351. vol, xx11,) 


256. Accounts of the Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several eta set Be, { 287 
&amp;ec. in Ireland, in 1823 - -~ - - - - - - - = 
[Abstract to be printed, 304.]—(Sess. Papers, N° 258 and 437, vol. xx11.) 


257. Copy of Report of Mr.Nimmo to Mr, Galloway, relative to the Kerry Road; } 304 316 


printed 316 -. - - - ‘Sess. Papers, n° 282. vol. xx1.) 

258. Report of the Inspector General of Prisons in Ireland; to be printed 332; -. - per Act. 316 

(Sess. Papers, n° 294. vol. x x11.) } 

259. Fifth Report of the Proceedings of the Commissioners of Irish Fisheries, for 1823 ; nin dies 316 
printed 316 pie - vr - (Sess. Papers, n° 283. vol. x11.) 

260. Returns of the Amount of all Sums of Money granted, borrowed and received for 
erecting the Parachial Church of St. George ; and of the amount of the several Suns} 321 cul 
ex pended - - - - - ‘&lt; - - - - : - - 

261. Account of the Names and Numbers of Baronies; Number of Houses; Local Po- al 
sition; Quality of Land; Acreable Assessment; Number of Farms; Names oi} 337 
Officers and Magistrates, and Clergy in Ireland - . . - = - 

262. Return from Clerks of the Peace of the Counties of Dublin and Galway, of mr om Att, 350 
Number of Persons committed to the different Gaols for Trial, in 1823 — 

263. Account of the Names of Magistrates appointed under the Constables Act da 
3 Geo. IV. c. 103; printed 350 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 301. vol. xx11.) , sini oP 

264. Abstract of Presentments made by Grand Juries in 1823, for several Counties ; 360 513 


similar Abstract for Dublin; printed 513 (Sess. Papers, n°* 258 &amp; 437. vol. xx11.) 


265. Copy of Report made by Richard Griffith, Civil Engineer, of his Proceedings in 4 
the Southern District, in 1823; printed 409 - yy, N° 352. vol. xx1 ) 375 ‘5 


266. Abstract of the Number of Resident, and Non-Resident Incumbents, according 
to the Irish Diocesan Returns, for the year 1822 or 1823 - - - - t 


267. Return of the Number of Parishes, and of the Number of Benefices in each Diocese 381 { 513 
in Ireland; printed 513, 526 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 438 &amp; 463. vol. xx1.) 


268. Return, specifying whether there are any Lands let upon lease by the Dean and Chap- 





ter of Derry ; Copy of Inquisitions, Articles of Instructions, and Copy of Inrolment 
which specifies any Grant of Lands; Return of the Copy of the Patent of the 
Dean of Derry; printed 467 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 404. vol. x x1.) 


269. Accounts of the Numbers of each Class of Freeholders, &amp;c. which have been regis- 
tered within each year, from 1st January 1795 to 31st December 1823; signtne| 
Account of Inhabitant Householders; Number of Freemen and Number of Per- 
sons polled; printed 526 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 464. vol. xx1,) 

270. Returns from the Clerks of the Peace of Kildare, Limerick, and Meath, of Persons 
committed for Trial, in 1823 - - - - ~ - - - . *} 


388 467 





388 526 


per Act. 499 





Peace in Ireland; of Civil Bills; of Verdicts given; and Number of Days during 
which every General Sessions or Quarter Sessions continued, in 1821, 1822, and 
1823 229 © | Fast Mi onMg7ih : - - - - + - 


of the Number of Informations returned by Magistrates to the Clerks of =} 
528 —- 


272. Twelfth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland; printed 533) | per Address: 533 
(Sess. Papers, n° 467. vol. x11.) 
273. Copy of Commission for inquiring into the nature and extent of the wat peas 


afforded by the several Institutions in [reland; printed 538 "eS ee ee 538 


(Sess. Papers, n° 473. vol. xx1.) 
— V. Accounts, (ARMY) 11, 12, 13, &amp;c.—69, 70, 89, 92. —-CusToMs, 100, 101, 102, 104, 
105, 108, 109, 110, 111, &amp;.—Dest, NATIONAL, 145, 146, &amp;e.—Exciseg, 181, 
182, 183, &amp;c.—202, 203 to 205, 209.— REVENUE, 353, 354, &amp;c.— 430, 431, 433, 





434, 437- 
JURIES :— 
274. Account of the Number of Persons returned by Constables of Middlesex, as liable to 8 
serve on Juries, &amp;c.; printed182 - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 147. vol. x1x.) per Address, 162 
275. — of Persons in England and Wales returned as qualified to serve on Juries, in 
1823 ; printed 250 - - - - (Sess, Papers, N° 202. vol. x1x) per Address, 250 


— V. Accounts, 207. 


JUSTICE, COURTS OF :— 
276. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in the present year, towards defray-) 


ing the Expenses of building the New Courts of Justice in Westminster Hall ; King’s 

printed 25. Referred 112 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 11. vol. xvi.) f Command. 24 640 
277. Copy of Report of Commissioners as to the Consistory Court of the Lord Bishop of 

London; printed 76 - - 7 = = . (Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol..1x.) per Address: 76 


ourt of Delegates, and the High Court .of Appeals for Prizes; printed 303 


278. Tae of pam of Commissioners as to the High Court of Admiralty, the High 
e 
(Sess. Papers, n° 240, vol. 1x.) I 


— V. Accounts, 272. 





KENSINGTON OR HypeE-PARK CORNER RoaDs :— 
279. Account of the Income and Expenditure of the Trustees; printed 390 - “ 


s. Papers, N°470. vol. xx.) 328 39° 


~ 


KiLMAINHAM HOSPITAL; »v. Accounts, 28. 

















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= _ p . d . ot 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered, | Presented, | PAGE 
Kino’s BENCH :— Seeettien. 
2$0. Return of the mode in which the Sums received by the King’s Bench and Fleet 
Prisons, from the different ee, for the Relief of shed append have been 482 { 504 ‘ 
disposed of - - = - oe 5 ; 
— V, Accounts, 87. 
LANCASTER :— 
281. Account of Prisoners and Causes tried at Lancaster, and of Money paid for Address 
Judges Lodgings; printed 303 - - © (Sess. Papers, n° 249. vol ned } |per 303 
LanD REVENUE; v. Accounts, 382. 
LAND Tax :— 
282. Statement of Expenses incurred by the Commissioners for the Redemption of the Act. 86 
Land Tax; printed 486 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 415. vol. xvii.) } = : or 
— V. Accounts, 371; 372, 381. 
Law CHARGES :— 
283, Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the Expense of saw 
Charges for the year 1824; printed 25. Referred 112 -f es. 25 650 
(Sess. Papers, n° 13. vel. xvt,) 


Law Courts; v, AccounmTs, 52, 53, 213, 272, 276 to 278, 464. 
LEGACIES ; v. AccouNTS, 355, 368, 369, 387, 388. 
LICENCES; v. Accounts, 186, 191, 377. 

LIGHTHOUSES :— 


284. Abstract of the Account of the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses ; printed 34 
(Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. XVIII.) 


LINENS; v. ACCOUNTS, 100 fo 102, 108, 110, 241, 247. 


LivERPOOL Docks :— 
285. Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Liverpool Dock Company &lt;- = = | per Act. 333 
LONDON, CORPORATION OF :— 


286, Annual Accounts of Monies received and Brn by the Chamberlain of London; 
Produce of the Duties comprising the nphene’ visti Surplusses and Sums 








charged thereon - - i nn a Sr 261 
287. of Monies received ani paid for sited Sewers ; relating to the iene 
Coal Market ; for improving the Navigation of the Thames, &amp;c.; printed 262 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 215. vol. _— 
288. Calculation of Savings by the proposed Paymentof Bonds - - 

Lonpon Dock Company :— (Sess. Papers, n° 477. vol. xvit1, } 381 — 
289. Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the London Dock Company - &lt;= ~~ © | per Act. 142 
290. Return of the Quantity of Goods deposited and lying upon the Wharfs and Quays " 307 

of the London Dock Company ; printed 308. (Sess. Papers, n° 265. vol. xv11t.) } 91 


LONDON, PoRT OF; v. Accounts, 115, 189. 

LorpD CHAMBERLAIN’S DEPARTMENT ; v. Accounts, 327. 
Lorps, House OF; v. Accounts, 325 to 327, 464. 
LOTTERY PRIZES; v. AccOUNTS, 145. 


Lunatic ASYLUMS :— 
291. Return of the several Lunatic Asylums which now exist in any of the Counties of ! 











England and Wales, under the provisions of 48 Geo. 3. c. 96; printed 387 - 


Add 8 
(Sess. Papers, n° 329. vol. x.v111.) ae ee 


— V. Accounts, 97. 









































LUNATICS; v. ACCOUNTS, 97, 291. 
MACE; ov. Accounts, 136. 
MaiL COACHES; v. Accounts, 415- 
MALACCA; v. Accounts, 74. 
MALTA; v. Accounts, 73. 
MALT AND BEER :— 
292. Account of the Number of Barrels of Strong and Table Beer chargeable to the 
Duties of Excise, brewed in England, Scot and and Wales, from sth Agel apne 
to 5th April 1823; printedio8 - 5 108 
Sen. Papers, n° ‘89. tal. avn) 
203. of the Number of Brewers in England, Scotlandand Wales - - | 
294 of licensed Victuallers - - ditto; printed 108 - - - 2+ - 5 108 
(Sess. Papers, n° 87. &amp; 88. vol. xv11.) if 
295. of the Quantity of Malt used in the brewing of Beer in Ireland, from 5th 
January 1817 to 5th January 1824; printed 123 - 5 123 
(Sess. Papers, x N° 99. vol. xvi1.) 
2 of the Number of Bushels of Malt. chargeable with Duty, from 5th 
July ses to 5th July 1823; tea, ome 5th July 1823 to 5th July 1824; printed} 5 123 
123 - (Sess. Papers, N° 99- vol. xv11.) 
297. of ‘the ‘total on of eee of Barley and Malt shipped from 
England to Scotland ; also, from England to Ireland, from 10th sonlies to1 sit 6 108 
February 1824 ; printed 1088 6-0 == (Sess. ‘Papers, n° 84. vol. xv.) 
208. of the Number of Barrels of Strong Beer brewed in Scotland ; printed 123 
(Sess. Papers, N° gg. ‘vol. XVII.) 39 sy 
of the Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty, for the year ended 
5th July 1823; printed 153 . (Sess. Papers, N° 121. vol XVII.) } 48 hai 
goo, A like Account, from 5th January 1823 to 5th January 1824 - 
301. Account of the Quantity of Malt made in the United Kingdom, between 5th i Jay} 48 152 
1822 and 5th July 1823; printed 153 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 121. vol. xvat.) 4 
302. of the Number of Barrels of Beer sqaiged with Daety, j in the y year cane 
5th July 1823 -. 
993. A like Austitie, from 5th Jenunry 1823 to 5th January 1824; printed 153 - = 48 - 
apers, N° 121. vol. xvJ1.) | | 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Mant anD BEER—continued. 
304. Account of the Total Number of Quarters of Malt and Barley, shipped from England 
to Scotland; printed227 - - -  ~- (Sess Papers, n® 1§5. vol. xvit.) } 
305. Accounts of Beer brewed in Derby, Nottingham, Leicester, Stafford, and Warwick ; 
of Bushels of Malt used in brewing such Ale and Beer; printed 433 - “} 
| (Sess. Papers, n*® 366. yol. xvit.) 
306. Account of Ale and Beer brewed during three Months, in the County of Dorset; 
also of Malt used in brewing such Ale and Beer; printed 433 sop ke ‘ 
| (Sess. Papers, n° 366. vol xvi1.) 
showing the Total Number of Barrels of all kinds of Beer charged with Duty 
in Scotland; printed 379 - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 317. vol. xvit.) 
— V. Accounts, 92. 
MANN, ISLE OF :— : : 


308. Copy of Instructions to the Duke of Athol, directing him to exclude the Keys ml 





307. 


further Attendance at Courts of Tynwald; printed 78 ed all’ a Bi.” 


(Sess. Papers, n* 47. vol. xv111.) 
MarcaTe Harzour :— Perey 47 


30g. Annual Account of the Margate Pier and Harbour Company; printed 415 - 
| (Sess. Papers, N* 353. vol. xv111.) 


MaRINE POLICIES; 0. AccouNTS, 395- 
MARRIAGE ACT :— 


310. Account of the Sum that will be wanted to defray the Expense incurred in 1822, for 
. printing and delivering the Marriage Act; printed 25. Referred 112 - i 


(Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xvi.) 


MavRITIUS; v. Accounts, 73. 
| MEDICINES; v. Accounts, 18. 
| MENA! STRAIT:— 
311. Estimate of the Expense of improving and rendering more safe the Navigation 
the Menai Strait; printed 219. Referred 225 - (Sess. Papers, n° 170. vol. xvi.) J 
_ MILITaRY ASYLUM; 0. Accounts, 30. 
| Miuitary CANAL :— 
312. Annual Account of Rates and Tolls, and Receipts of Money and Disbursements - 
MILITARY COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 22. 
/ MILITIA; vo. Accounts, 43. 
| MINT; 0. Accounts, 67 to 70. 
MISDEMEANORS; v. Accounts, 79 to 87. 
Mosquito SHORE; v. Accounts, 455. 
Museum :— * 


313 Estimate of the Sum required towards erecting New Buildings at the British Mu- . 
seum; printed25. Referred 112 - - (Sess. Papers, n® 11. vol. xv1.) 
314. Account of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum ;—of estimated 
Charges and Expenses, and of Persons admitted to a view; printed 113. Re-} 
ferred 157 - = + «© = = (Sess. Papers, n° 92. vol, xvi.) 
- Muster Master GENERAL; v. Accounts, 236. 
NATIONAL DEBT; 0. Accounts, 145 to 160... 


Navy :— 


315, Estimate of the Charge of Wages, Victuals, &amp;c. for Seamen and Marines, to 
serve in His Majesty’s Fleet, for 1824 - - a 


— of the Ordinary of the Navy, for 1824; 





inted 23. Referred 41 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 5. vol. xvi.) 
of the Charge of what may be necessary for Buildings, Re-buildings, and 
Repairs of Ships; printed 23. Referred 41 - (Sess. Papers, n° 5. vol. xv1.) 
318, ——-—— of the probable Expense of the Transport Service for 1824; also for the 
Payment of the Hire of Transports; printed 23. Referred 41 - + - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 5. vol. xv1.) 
319. —— of the Charge of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy, to 31st December 1823 
320. Returns of the Number of Promotions; cf First Commissions in the Royal Marines | 


316. 





317: 





of Promotions in the-Royal Marines ; of Masters and Warrant Officers; printed 104 


(Sess. Papers, n° 79. vol. xv1.). 
NEGROES; v. Accounts, 418 to 426. 


_ NETHERLANDS; 0, AccouNTS, 147, 333, 454+ 

NEw BRUNSWICK ; v. ACCOUNTS, 335. 

- NEWFOUNDLAND; v. Accounts, 72, 335: 
NEWGATE; v. Accounts, 82. 
NEw SouTH WALES; v. AccowunrTs, 117, 335, 337: 
NORTHALLERTON GAOL :— .. “as 

321. Copy of Orders made: in: October «last, relative to the ma ent thereof; 
printed90 - | = Hots me =e = (Sess. Papers, n° 68: vol. x1x.) 

NORTHERN LIGHTHOUSES; v. Accounts, 284. 
Nova Scotia; v. Accounts, 335. a 
NUTMEGS; v. Accounts, 136.:.... .. 
Nux Vomtea ; 2. Accounts, 139: 

' OrFices, PuBLic:— 


322. Accounts of the Increase and Diminution in the Number of Persons employed in all 
Public Offices or Departments, or in their Salaries, for the year ending vs} 


January 1824; ‘printed 907. ~  - + — (Sess, Papers, n° 169; vol. xv.) 
323. Account of the Gross and Net Amount of Salaries and Emoluments of Public Officers, }. 
subject to a deduction of 10 per:cent PODS SMS eG OF LOU! Or eeS } 


— V. Accounts, 253, 439. 


Voi. 79.—Sess. 1824. D 








Ordered. | Preseoted. 
131 227 
327 433 

{ ; ; 
345 433 
359 379 
per Address, 78 
per Act. 415 
Commend} «95 
Pay be 219 
per et. | 108 
Kine’ 

Comand: 24 

113 113 
19 23 
19 23 
19 23 

19 ens 
«47 103 
per Address.| 90 
“per det. 207 
7.) 7 











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of 


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549 
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AGCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
O1t and BLUBBER; v. Accounts, 116. 
ORDNANCE; v. ACCOUNTS, 15, 39- 
OrPHANS FunD; 0. Accounts, 286. 
OxFORD and CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES :— 
324. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1824, to pay the Salaries or Allow- 
ances granted to certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cam- f 
bridge; printed 25. Referred1i2 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol xvi.) 
PARLIAMENT :— 
324. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expenses of the Houses | 
of Lords and Commons, for 1824 - eile - - ° * ‘ 


326. of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Salaries and Allowances to the 





Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons for 1824 - ie 





of the Sum that may be wanted to pay the Expenses in the Department of the 
Lord Chamberlain, for Fittings and Furniture for the two Houses of Parliament; 
printed 25. Referred 112 — ly (Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. xv.) 
PENITENTIARY HOUSE :— 
328. Estimate of the Sum that will be wanted to detray the Expense of the dane 1895; 


327- 





ad 


of the Penitentiary House at .Milbank, from 24th June 1824 to 24th June 1825 ; 
printed 25. Referred 112 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol, xvi.) 


329. Annual Report of the Committee; Referred 128. v. PENITENTIARY a 


PENSIONS :— 
330. Account of the Sum which will become payable, between 5th April 1824 and 5th 
April 1825, under Acts 3 and 4 Geo. 3. relative to Military and Naval Peusions -| 
331. Ditto - - by the East India Company; printed 20. Referred 33 - -| 
(Sess. Papers, N° 4. vol. xv.) 
332. Account of the Amount of Annuity transferred by the Trustees of Naval and Military 
Pensions to the Bank of Seatiad of the value of Atinuities transferred ; printed 88 
(Sess. Papers, N° 58. vol xv.) 
— V. Accounts, 31, 163, 404. 
PICTURES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 1o. 
PILOTAGE :— 
333- — of Orders in Council, for exempting Vessels belonging to the King of the 
etherlands and the King of Hanover, from taking on beaal Pilots; printed 28 
(Sess. Papers, N° 21. vol. xviii.) 
— V. Accounts, 456. 
PILOTS ; v. AccouUNTS, 333- 
PIRACY :— 
334. Return of Persons tried and condemned at Jamaica for Piracy, between ist Ja- 
nuary 1821 and gist March 1823; printed495 - - - - - kos 
' (Sess. Papers, N° 421. vol. xv1.) 
PLANTATIONS :— é' 
335- Estimates of the a of defraying the Civil Establishments of the Bahamas, Ber- 
mudas, Dominica, Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward 
Island, Newfoundland, New South Wales, Sierra Leone, and the Settlements on 
the Gold Coast; printed28. Referred 112 - (Sess. Papers, nN°17. vol. xv1.) 
436. Estimate of the Expense of providing for the Convict Establishment at Bermuda, for 
1824; printed 28. Referredii2 - - (Sess. Papers, n°17. vol. xvi.) 
of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the amount of a] 





337- 
drawn, or to be drawn, from New South Wales, for 1824; printed 28. Referred 112 


(Sess. Papers, n°17. vol. xvi.) 
— V. Accounts, 7, 135. 
PLYMOUTH BREAKWATER  ; v. ACCOUNTS, 50, 51 
Poor Rates :— 


338. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every Parish or Township in England 
and Wales, to prepare an Account of the Money levied for the Relief of the Poor | 
in the year ending 25th March 1823; and of Money expended - - «= 

339- Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every Parish or Township in England 
and Wales, to prepare an Account of the Money levied for the Relief of the Paes, 
in the year ending 25th March 1824; andof Money expended - - -~ - 


PortT PATRICK HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 402. 
Post OFFICE :— 


$40. Return of the Current Expenses of lighting the General Post-Office with Oil Gas, 


for the year ending 25th March 1824; of the Current Expense of lighting the | 
same with Oil, and of Reports relative thereto; printed 328 - - - | 


(Sess. Papers, N° 289. vol. xv111.) 
Post-Office Packets, to and from Holyhead, in each of the years 1822 and a 





341. of the Number and Average Length of the Voyages made by the Holyhead 
several otner Returns relative thereto; printed 261 P. a 
(Sess. Papers, n° 211. vol. xvr1t.) 
$42. Copy of Correspondence relative to the Boilers of the Royal Sovereign Steam 
Packet ; several other Returns relative thereto; "printed 458 é' “| 
(Sess. Papers, N°390. vol. xviii.) J 
343- —— of Letter from the Postmaster General, dated gd June 1824, relative to Steam 
Packets; printed 457 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 390. vol. xv1i1.) 
of Letter from the Secretary of the Postmaster General of 4th June 1824, snl 





344. : 
lative to the Introduction of Copper Boilers into the Royal Sovereign Steam 


Packet; printed 464 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 390. vol. xviu.) 
— V. Accounts, 373, 374, 415. 


PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL; v. ACCOUNTS, 200. 
PREVENTIVE SERVICE; v. Accounts, 125, 140, 288, 
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND; v. Accounts, 335. 

PRINTING; v. Accounts, 214 to 221. 





Ordered. 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


per Act. 


20 


16 


per Act. 


per Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


Ki ing’s : 
Command. 


49 


522 


298 


174 


419 
457 


464 





25 


25 


24 


128 


20 


87 


28 


495 


28 


28 


328 


261 


457 


457 


464 























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of 
Aptenprx. 


650 


645 


643 


goo 


655 





1824.] INDEX ¢o the Szvenry-ni nTH VoLUME. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Rthd BOR STE PAGE 
PRISONS; v. AccounTs, 79 to 86, 199, 206, 251, 258, 262, 270, 444, 445. potted 
Privy Councit OFFICE; v. Accounts, 447, 449. 

Privy SEAL OFFICE :— 
345. Copy of Warrant of the Lords of the Trenemry, for the Regulation of that Office; 
printed 34 - - , - (Sess. Papers, n°30. vol. xv111.) 
PROBATES; v. AccounTs, 355, 368, fs; 387, 388. 
PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— 
346. Estimate of the Sum that may be required, in the year 1824, for paying as 








per Act, 34 


King’s 


Command. 25 649 


usual Allowances to Fapgestant Dissenting Ministers in wage &amp;c.; printed 25 
Referred 112 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xvi.) 
PRUSSIA ; v. ACCOUNTS, 144, 452. 
PuBLic BUILDINGS :— 


347- Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for defraying the Expense of Sree »s| 


Repairs of Public Buildings, for 1824; printed 25. Referred 112 - ~~ 24 637 


Command, 
(Sess. Papers, n° 137. vol. ne 
— V. Accounts, 274, 443, 464. : 
PuBLIc OFFICES; v. AccounTs, 253, 322, 323, 439- 
PusBiic RECORDS :— 

348. Account of the Sum that will be wanted in the present Session, to defray ash 


we 25 649 


Expenses incurred for Printing by Order of the Commissioners of Public Records ; Queue’. 


printed 25. Referred 112 - - - (Sess, Papers, N° 13. vol. xv.) 
PuB ic Works; v. Accounts, 276, 347, 443, 464- 
PUTNEY BRIDGE :— 


349. Account of the Income and Expenditure of teen Bridge, Som ist January 1814 
to 31st December 1823 - - - a . _ x } 


RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— 
350. Annual Account of the Commissioners, from 24th June 1822 to 24th June 1823; 
printed 383 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 322. vol. xvitt.) 
RECORDS; v. Accounts, 239, 348. 
ar FOR THE DESTITUTE :— 


. Estimate of the Sum wanted for the support of the Institution, for 1824; printed 88. King’s 666 
Referred 112 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 61. vol. xvi.) } Command. 87 


REVENUE :— 
352. Account showing the Amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to “sy 


535 


per Act, 371 


received, on “oth February 1824, to complete the Aids granted in me last 
Session of Parliament; printed 20. Referred 24 -_ - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 6. ¢ol. dei) 
of the Gross and Net ay aan: of Ireland, from 5th omeeny 179! to ie 


20 20 637 





353+ 
same period at the Union - - 


Like Account, from the sion t to sth January 1817; : printed 307 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 256. vol. xv.) 
355. Return of the Total Amount of the Revenue received in the United Kingdom, for 
Stamp Duties on Legacies, &amp;c. for the year ending 5th January 1824; several ogher 
Returns relative to the Legacy Duty; printedi82 - -  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 150. vol. suet) | 
356. Account of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Pays | 
7 


23 307 





354+ = 


24 182 


Ireland, in the year ended 5th January 1824; printed 28 - - 28 28 793 
(Sess. Papers, N° 16. ‘a xv.) 
of the Balance of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer, on mt 4 
January 1823; printed 28. Referred 338 - Sess. Papers, N° 52. vol. xv.) 79 
358. Return of Cases stated and signed by the Commissioners in Scotland, relative °\ per Act. { 34 } 
Assessed Taxes; printed 34,78 -  - (Sess. Papers, n® 54. 24. vol. xvi1 ) 78 
359. Account of the Gross and Net Revenue of Great Britain, from 5th Jaquery 1791 A 
5th January 1824 - - - -- = = : 





357+ 


360. 





Ditto - - - of ame! from 5th January 1817 to 5th January 1824; 
printed 307, - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 256. vol. xv.) 
of the Charge of the Collection of the Revenue of the an an 





361. - 
for the year ending 5th January 1824; printedi7i -  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 140. vol. xv.) 
of the Duty received for Taxes under the management of the ih Joan 


48 171 
362. 





for the Affairs of Taxes in England and Scotland, in the year ended 5th January 
1824 ; printed 94 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 69. vol. xv11.) 
363. Return of the Amount of the Tax on Windows and Houses, for the yes ae 


48 94 





5th January 1823 and 5th January 1824; printed 85 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 66. &gt; XVII.) 
364. Account of Salaries, Allowances or Emoluments to Receivers General of Taxes; he 8 
printed 78 e1; +. 2 Phas - (Sess. Papers, n° 53. vol. xvii.) ae 7 
365. Copies of Circular Letter from the Tax Office, directing a general Survey of a 
and of Treasury Minute, 10th December 1823; printed 78 - 2 Bo ae 77 78 
(Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xv1I.) 
366. Account of the Net Balances in the hands of the Distributers of —— in 1 J 
Britain, on 10th October 1823 and 5th January1824 -~— - 
of Arrears due on 5th January 1824, from the Distributers. of Stamps per Aes. 88 
in Great Britain, who have died or gone out of office since 5th January 1800 
printed88 - - - +- - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) ‘ 
368. Return of the Amount of Probate and Administration Stamps = - 141° 
369. of the value of personal Property in Ireland, passing under Probate and gl “ 
Letters of Administration ; printed 142, 316 (Sess. Papers, N° 277. vol, x x1.) SPY; 
370. Account for the United Kingdom, of the Amount of Duties paid in 1820, beasts | 
1822 and 1823, on which Duties have been repealed; printed 308 = - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 275. vol. XVIII.) J 
of Land Tax redeemed under the Commissioners for Church and Corporation 
Lands, in the year 1823, ending 5th January Absa rinted 171 - = + 
(Sess. ag N° 139. vol. xvii.) 


49 88 





367. 





97 508 





371. 
97 178 




















VoL. 79. Sess. 1824. D 2 








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[ 1894, 




















‘ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Rev eNvu E—continued. 


372- 
373- 


374- 


375- 
376. 


377: 
378. 
379. 


380. 


381. 
382. 


383. 


384. 
385. 
386. 


387. 
388. 
389. 


390. 
391. 


392. 


393- 
394- 


395: 
396. 


397: 


398. 


399 


Account showing the Total Amount of £. 3 per Cents ; and of Money transferred 7} 


account of the Redemption of the Land Tax, in the year 1823, ending 5th January 
1824; printed 159 -  - - + = (Sess. Papers, n°127. vol. xvii.) 


of the Net Balances in the hands of the Deputy Postmasters in a] 





Britain, on 5th July 1823, 5th October 1823, and 5th January 1824 - é 
of Arrears due from the late Postmasters in Great Britain, on 5th 














January 1824; printed78- - - = (Sess. Papers, n* 52. vol. xv.) 
of the Total Net Revenue of Great Britain, exclusive of Loans; also, an 
Account of the Total Expenditure, &amp;c.; printed 287 © gerne ontetorte 
(Sess, Papers, n° 234. vol. xv.) 
Duties imposed on the several branches of Conveyances; printed 141 - \ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 109. vol. xvul.) 
of the Number of Licences granted to Hawkers and Pedlars; printed 246 
(Sess. Papers, n° 194. vol. xviiI.) 
apers, N° 100. vol. x1.) } 
Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the 
year ended 5th January 1824; printed 153. Referred 338 - ° ° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) 
of the Total Income of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland, in ng] 





of the Produce of Stamp Duties on Law Proceedings; also of Stam 
Seventh Report of the Commissioners of Revenue inquiry 5 printed 128 - 
(Sess. 

Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting “ 
year ended 5th January 1824; with an Account of the Public Expenditure during 
the same period SS TE ee et a Oe BE 

of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom, Ditto; printed 171. 


Referred 338 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) 
Accounts of Arrears and Balances ; viz. Customs. (England, Scotland, and Ireland | 





Excise (England, Scotland, and Ireland); Stamp Office (Ireland); Tax Collec- 
tors Balances (Ireland); Post Office (Great Britain and Ireland); Land Revenue 
in England and Wales; printed153,308 - (Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) 


Account of the Balauce of Public Money rw in the Exchequer, on 5th 
January 1823; printed 171. Referred 338 -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) f 


of the Income of the Consolidated Fund, in the year ending 5th J iad 





1824 - - - ° - - - - - - - 
of the Money applicable to the Payment of the Charge of the Consolidated [ 
Referred 338 = - 





Fund, Ditto; printed 171. (Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) 
Great Britain and Ireland, for 1823, have been disposed of; printed 171. -  - 
_ (ess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) 
Copy of any Minutes of Treasury, lately made respecting the Collection of the 
Legacy or Probate Duty; printed 188 - (Sess. Papers, no. 152. vol. xv11:.) 
Return of the Total Amount of Revenue received in the United Kingdom, for aren} 
Duties on Legacies, &amp;c. ; printed 409. - (Sess. Papers, n° 150. vol. xvit.) 
Account of the Number of Persons Assessed to the House Tax in England and 
Wales; printed227_ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 187. vol. x vit.) } 
Return of the Number of Houses in England and Wales, Assessed to certain ment 
bers of Windows; printed 207 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xv1t.) 
Account of Arrears and Balances due on 5th January 1824, from the ae 


———- showing how the Monies given for the service of the United Kingdom “t 


General of Land and Assessed Taxes ; printed 202 - . - ~ ° “ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xv.) 

Account of all Sums paid into the Stamp Office, for Duty on Insurance from Fire, in 
London and in the Country; printed 287 - (Sess. day N° 233. vol. XVII.) 
Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the years ended 

5th April 18243, and 5th April 1824; printed261 - - - = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 206. vol. xv.) 
Account of the several Sums of Money which on 5th January 1824, were in ml 


Exchequer, or remaining to be received or applied on account of Ways and Means 
of the years 1821, 1822, and 1823; printed 277 (Sess. Papers, N° 219. vol. xv.) 
Account of Sums received by the Commissioners for Stamps on Marine Policies; 
printed 379 - - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 316. vol. xvii.) 


——--- of the Total Sums levied by the Provisions of 38 Geo. 3, upon Estates, 
&amp;c. for the year ending 5th January 1824; printed409 - - -— ~ 


(Sess. Papers, n° 342. vol. xvi1. 





showing 
from 1820 to the latest Period; also received by the respective London Offices, 


from 1820; printed 287 - - - _- (Sess. Papers, n° 233. vol. xvi1.) 


Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Reports of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry ; 
printed «90, 409, 530 -  -. Sess. Papers, n° 331. 340. and 346. vol. x1.) } 


. Account of the Number of Persons Assessed to the Inhabited House Tax in England 


and Wales, on certain Rentals; printed 458 (Sess. Papers, n° 387. vol. xvi.) 


— V. Accounts, 45 to 48, 62,63.—Customs, 99 to 144.—Derst, NATIONAL, 145 to 


160.—ExcisE, 181 to 195.— IRELAND, 234, 242, &amp;c.--428 to 438. 


RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 


400. Annual Cash Account - - - ° - ~ “ . 


ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 409. 
Rum; ov. Accounts, 128. 


Russia ; v. Accounts, 147. 


SALT; v. ACCOUNTS, 192, 194. 
SCOTLAND :— 


401. 


Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for the Expense of Work 
at the College of Edinburgh, for 1824; Sewed.. 233 


carrying on 
printed 25. Referred. 112 &lt;y "| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 11. vol. xvi.) 


j 





the Gross Produce of the Duties on Stamps on Fire en Orcs | 








Ordered. | Presented. 

98 159 
per Act. 78 
121 287 
102 141 
138 246 
per Act 128 

per Act 152 { 
per Act. 170 
152 
per Act. 1 53 
3°97 
per Act. 171 
per At. 171 
per Act. 171 
180 188 
245 409 
per Address. 227 
163 207 
oil om 
250 287 
261 261 
276 | 277 
360 379 
379 ° 409 
274 287 

i 2] 
per Act. 409 
53° 
495 457 
per Act. 333 

King’ 

ing’s 24 





ens 











of 
APrenpix. 


794 


774 


674 


638 








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VoL. 79.—Sess, 1824. E 


—- ———— 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Coawea; | Picea ¥- meas, 
ScoTLaND—continued. Diedbees, 
402. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the present year, to defray the Expense Kine’s 
of sundry Works now executing at Port Patrick Harbour; printed 25. Referred 112 PS 24 638 
(Sess. Papers, n° 11. vol. xv1.) 
403- of the Sum requisite to be granted in the present Session of Parliament, King’ 
' towards completing the Works of the Caledonian Canal; printed 25. Referred me $4 639 
488 © eo | Oe A tt ati ore - - (Sess. Papers, N° 11. vol. xvi.) 
404. Account of Pensions granted out of the Civil List of Scotland; printed 34 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 27. vol. xvi11.) } ake, 34 
405. Copy of Warrant, authorizing Compensation to be made to the Macers of the Court mr 88 
of Session ; printed 88 - - - - = (Sess..Papers, n° 65. vol x.) } von 
406. Act of Sederunt of Lords of Council and Session, adjusting Tables of Fees for the pur Act, 103 
Court of Commissaries; printed 103 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 78. vol. x. ) 
407. Copy of Warrant for paying William Campbell, Esquire, Compensation for loss of per Act. 108 
Fees; printed 108 - - = = «= (Sess. Papers, n° 83. vol. x.) 
408. Report of Commissioners of Appeals (Scotland); printed 181 - - - *} per Act. 181 
(Sess. Papers, N° 241. vol. x.) 
409. Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Highland Roads and Bridges; printed 212 per Act. 212 
(Sess.. Papers, n° 167. vol. 1x.) 
410. Estimate of the Expense of Re-building the Bridge at Annan; printed 219. Re- King’s 6 
ferred, 225 - - : - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 170. vol, x v1.) } Command. rs “ 
411. Statement of Fees demanded by the Magistrates of Inverness, on the liberation o 
Prisoners from Gaol; _ printed 344 y - (Sess. Papers. N° 297. vol. x.) pee) _206 
412. List of the Names, Tonnage, and Cargoes of all Vessels which have passed through 
the Caledonian Canal, &amp;c. from ist May 1823 till ist May 1824 - - - - 395 531 
(Sess. Papers, n° 380. vol. 1x.) 
413. Twenty-first Report of the Commissioners of the Caledonian Canal; printed 449} op» des 449 
(Sess. Papers, n° 380. vol. 1x.) ’ 
414. Account of the Fee Funds of the Court of Session, from goth June 1821 to 20th] | peraddress.| 467 
December 1823; printed 467 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 396, vol. x.) 
415. ———= of all Monies raised and paid to the Post-Office in Scotland, for each of 
the years ending 5th January 1822, 1823, and 1824; of the Application of Monies 490 ore 
raised, and Mail Coaches established in Scotland - - - - - - 
— V. Accounts, 92, 99, 102.—Customs, 105, 107, 117, &amp;e.—Excisz, 181, 182, 183, 
Sc. 292 to 307.—REVENUE, 355, 356, 358, Xc. 428 to 438. 
SCHOOLS; v. Accounts, 226, 273. 
SECRETARIES OF STATE; v. ACCOUNTS, 447, 449. 
SECRET SERVICES :— 
416. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for His Majesty’s Foreign and other Ki 6 
Secret Services, for 1824; printed25. Referred ii2 - - - - | Connie. 25 St 
(Sess. Papers, N° 13. vol. xv1.) 
SEIZURES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 125, 140, 183, 188. 
SHIPPING ; v0. ACCOUNTS, 111, 115, 117, 122, 123, 124, 126, 127, 131, 132, 140, 141, 144, 
315 to 318. 
SHOREHAM HARBOUR :— 
417. Report of the Commissioners of New Shoreham Harbour - - - - - - | per det. 538 
SIERRA LEONE; v. Accounts, 135, 335- 
SILK TRADE; v. Accounts, 112. 
SILVER TOKENS ; v. Accounts, 69, 70. 
SLAVE TRADE :— 
418. Estimate of the Sum which may be required to pay Bills drawn from abroad, for 
expenses under Act 47 Geo. 3, for the abolition of the Slave Trade - ~ - Bs 
(Sess. Papers, N° 17. vol. xvi.) a a 28 656 
419. ———-- to pay the Salaries and incidental Expenses of the Commissioners; printed 28, —— 
Referred 112 - - - -. = = (Sess. Papers, n° 17, vol. xv1.) 
420. Additional Articles to the Convention concluded at London, July 28th, 1817, re- King’s 8 
lative to the Slave Trade - - - - - . - - ~ - - Command. 799 
421. Papers in explanation of Measures for ameliorating the condition of the Slave ‘i 
pulationin the West Indies - - - - - = f *# = = Commit &gt; 
422. Copies of all Acts of the Colonial Legislature, relative to Slaves; printed 206 = - 201 
(Sess. Papers, n° 160, vol, xx111.) ees 
423. Copies and Extracts of Correspondence between the Admiralty and Naval Officers i} . 
printed 332 - a - - (Sess. Papers, N° 295, vol. xxiv.) per Address.» = 332 
424. Copies or Extracts of Correspondence. with Governors of Colonies in the West Indies, 
respecting Insurrection of Slaves, from 1st January 1822; printed 397 - _ =% |per Address.| 397 
(Sess. Papers, n° 333. vol. XXIII.) 
425. Copies of Communion touching the Slave Trade; Accounts of all Slaves now in 
possession of His Majesty’s Government; Slave Population; Information re- Address { 495 
ceived concerning the Donna Paula Portuguese Ship; printed 495,522 - = a "| U §22 
(Sess. Papers, n° 422. 423. 425. 441. vol. xxIv.) 
426. Correspondence relative to the Slave Trade, 1823-24 “ ° - ~ - o Psa 499 805 
SMITH, JOHN; ov. Accounts, 161. 
SNUFF; v. Accounts, 187. 
SoaP; v. Accounts, 185. 
SPAIN; v. AccounTS, 451. 
SPANISH AMERICA :— ; 
427. Estimate of the Expense of the Special Commissions to Spanish America, for Kine’s | Wh 
1823 and 1824; printed226 - - ~- (Sess. Papers, N°177. vol. xvi.) Contant. 226 671 i} 
SPICES ; v. AccounTs, 136. | | 
SPIRITS :— | 
428. Account of the Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland; printed 117 - iit 
° | 39 417 i} 
(Sess. Papers, N° 93. vol. xv11.) 










































































































































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
' S$P1R1TS—continued, 

429, Account showing the Total Excess in Gallons over 19 

tilled by every Distiller in England; printed 207 
(Sess, Papers, n° 165. vol. xvii.) 

showing the Amount paid to the Distillers of Scotland of Drawback ; o 
Gallons of Home-made Spirits that paid Duty of Excise in Scotland and Ireland 
printed 227 - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 188. vol. xvu1.) 


431. Return of the Number of Gallons of British Spirits made; Account of British o 
Irish, and of Foreign Spirits made or permitted into every Excise Collection 
printed 261, 531 (Sess. Papers, N°* 210. 447. vol. xvi.) 


of the Number of Gallons of British Spirits permitted into the Counties o 
Cumberland, Northumberland, Durham and Westmorland; printed 308 
(Sess. Papers, n° 266. vol. xvit.) 
433- Account of the Sums paid during each of the last Seven years, for Licences for the 
sale of Spirits in Ireland; printed 308 (Sess. Papers, n° 263. vol. xvil.) 


— of Gallons of Spirits made by each Distiller; also, charged with the ‘Gal 


of Excise ; also, the prices of British and Irish Grain Spirits; of Rectifiers, and Gal- 
lons of Spirits received by each into Stock; printed 531 - - { 


(Sess. Papers, N° 455. vol. xvii.) 
of the Amount paid or due, or that can be claimed by Distillers as Draw- 
backs, between :oth October 1823 and 5th April 1824; printed 350 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 302. vol xvii.) 
of the Total Number of Casks of Spirits and Wines housed, or not housed, 
deposited in the Premises of the London Dock Company, on 1st May; printed aro} 
(Sess. Papers, N° 315. “a XVIII.) 


of the Total Number of Gallons of Spirits charged with Duty in Ireland cenl 


per Cent, from the Wash wt 





430 


- - - — 


i 





432. 





434- 





435 





436. 





437 
Scotland, and Spirits distilled in England, and in Scotland for England, between 
10th October 1823 and 15th May 1824 


of the Total Quantity of raw and rectified British Spirits in each Excise col- 
lection in England, on 5th January 1821, 1822 and 1823; printed 531 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 447. vol. xvi.) 





438. 


— V. Accounts, 125. 
STAMPS; v. AccounTs, 355, 366, 367, 368, 369, 376, 387, 388, 392, 397. 
STATIONERY :— 


439. Estimate of the probable Expense of providing Stationery for Public Offices, for) 
1824; printed 25. Referred1i2  - (Sess. Papers, N° 13. vol. xvi.) J 


STEAM PACKETS; v. Accounts, 341 to 344. 
SUGAR; v. ACCOUNTS, 130, 142, 463. 
SUMATRA; v. Accounts, 168. 
SUPERANNUATIONS :— 


440, Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted to defray the Charge of Allowances 
or Compensations granted as Retired Allowances or Superannuations, to Persons 
formerly employed in Public Departments, for 1824; printed 25. Referred 112 

(Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. xvi.) 

441. Account of the Total Amount of the several Superannuation Allowances granted 
under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 113, since 5th July 1823, and the Total Amount payable 
at 5th January 1824 - - - - ee MT oe 


— V. Accounts, 33, 39, 237, 238. 
SWEDEN; v. ACCOUNTS, 144, 453- 


TALLOW; v, Accounts, 98. 
TAXES; v. Accounts, 358, 362, 363, 365. 
TEA TRADE; v. Accounts, 166. 
THAMES NAVIGATION :— 
442. Annual Account of the Commissioners of the Thames Navigation 
TIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 107. 
TITHES; v. AccOUNTS, 222. 
TOBACCO; v. AccouNTS, 183, 187,.188, 195. 
TONNAGE; v, ACCOUNTS, 111, 115, 117, 122, 123, 124, 126, 127, 131, 132, 140, 141, 144. 
TRADE, BOARD OF :— 


443. Estimate of the Expense of a new Building at Whitehall, for the Board of Trade, 
for 1824; printed 219. Referred 225 (Sess. Papers, N° 170, vol. xvi.) } 
TRANSPORTS; v. Accounts, 318. 
TREAD WHEELS :— 


444. Copy of Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the visiting Roe 


of Prisons in which the Tread Wheel has been introduced; printed 76 


(Sess. Papers, n° 45. vol. x1x.) 
England and Wales; printed 303 1 
J 


445: Detailed Statement respecting Tread Wheels in 
. (Sess. Papers, n° 247. vol. x1x.) 


TREASURY :— 


446. Estimate of the Sum which rx 


timate be wanted to make good the Deficie f the F 
Fund in the Department of His Majesty’s Tecnensy, for 1824 - ™ . , 











447- —— in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State; of His 
—— Foreign Secretary of State; also, for the Colonies; also, of His Ma- 
jesty’s Most honourable Privy Council, for 1824 ae. soe ee 

448. — to defray the Contingent Expenses and Me Bills i 

| ak Majests Westend te ye ne. 38 hid Bills is the Department ) 
449- - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State; of His 


Majesty’s Foreign Secretary of State ; also, for the Colonies ; also, of His Majesty’s 
Most honourable Privy Council, &amp;c.; printed 25. Referred 112 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol, xv1.)J 





TREASURY - BILLS; v. Accounts, 46, 











(1894, 








Ordered. | Presented. | wi 
AprEnprx. 
149 | 207 
158 
{ 224 261 } 
225 531 J} 
230 3°97 
273 397 
259 530 
304 35° 
313 379 
324 
531 531 
Pr nF 25 650 
King’: 
Pn 25 646 
per Act. 202 
per Act. 526 t 
King’ 
Pater, i 219 | 673 
per Address, 76 
per Address 303 
ar 643 
Ki 
tek ate 644 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. eee | ras 
TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, &amp;c.: iain 
450. Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria, for the definitive 
settlement of the Austrian Loan, signed at Vienna, Nov. 17, 1823. Referred 87. King’s 8 709 
o Severed Sem | &lt;a es et. eee ack f Command. : 
451. Communications with France and Spain, relative to the Spanish American Provinces eres, 121 799 
452. Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the King of Prussia; signed 
at London, April 2d, 1824 - - © 43a. 19. eh. 9 iis, Sib pt i King’s 437 802 
453- Declarations of Sweden, for abolishing certain Dues affecting Commerce; April{ | Commed. 
24th,1824 - - - - - - wise S - - . . . 
454. Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the Netherlands; Note dated March King’s 69 f = , 
17, 1884, and reply thereto - = - = = fe mf wy ime Command. 4 \ Poo 
455. Proclamation of John Farquhar, Esquire, His Majesty’s Superintendent, Mosquito ’ 
Shore, dated 22d January 1776; other Papers relative to the Mosquito Shore; &gt; | per Address. 108 
printed 108 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 81, vol. xvi.) 
TRINITY HOUSE :— 
456. Annual Account of Surplus Rates of Pilotage; printed 88 - - - - “| oie Ade. 88 
(Sess. Papers, n° 67. vol. xvitt.) 
TRINIDAD; v. AccounNTS, 73. 
TURNPIKE TRUSTS :— 
457. Copies of Accounts transmitted to the Clerks of the Peace of the different Counties 
of England and Wales, from Clerks of Trustees of Turnpike Trusts, under Act} per Address. 533 
3 Geo. IV. c. 126; printed 537 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 470. vol. xx.) 
VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT :— 
458. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of the National = 
Vaccine Establishment, for 1824; printed 25. Referredi1i2  - - - - King’s 2 6 
Command. 5 45 
(Sess. Papers, N° 12. vol. xv1.) J : 
459. Copy of the last Report of the National Vaccine Establishment ; printed 257 } per Addvess.| 257 908 
- (Sess. Papers, n® 208. vol. 1x.) 
AGRANTS :— 
460. Return of Persons committed under the Vagrant Laws, from 1st ae 1820 to) | ner Addvess.| 417 
ist January 1824; printed 417 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 357. vol. x1x.) 
461. Accounts of Sums paid by Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, for a | 
Apprebension and Conveyance of Vagrants; printed 303 -  - - - &lt;=&gt; |perAddress.| 303 
(Sess. Papers, n° 250. vol. x1x.) J 
VAN DIEMAN’S LAND; v. Accounts, 117. 
VOLUNTEER CoRPS; v. Accounts, 19. 
VoTEs; v. Accounts, 221. 
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 145, 153. 
UNIVERSITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 324. 
Waxes, New SouTu; v. Accounts, 117, 335, 337: 
West InND1A Docks :— 
462. Accounts of the West India Dock Company, for the year ending 1st February 1824 = | per Act. 171 
463. Returns of the Deliveries of Sugar from the West India Docks, between 5th iy a6: 287 
1804 and 5th April 1823; printed 287 - (Sess. Papers, n° 231. vol. xviii.) 
West INDIES; v. Accounts, 106, 418 to 426. 
WESTMINSTER :— 
464. Account of the Expense which has been incurred up to 5th January 1824, in 
making: Alterations in the exterior, and Approaches to the House of Lords; Seng | ” 66 
of the Mason incurred, and Estimate of Expenses remaining to be incurred in pe — “ve 9 
building of Courts of Justice, &amp;c.; printed 171 -(Sess. Papers, n° 137. vol. x v1.) 
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— 
465. Annual Accounts of the Treasurer to the Commissioners - - - - - - | per Act. 526 
WHALEBONE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 120. 
WHALE FISHERY; v. ACCOUNTS, 120, 123. 
W1iLL1AMS, THOMAS; v. Accounts, 121. 
WINDOWS; v. Accounts, 363, 390. 
WINDSOR CASTLE :— 
466. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Charge of Repairs and Works to be} 
executed at Windsor Castle; printed 250. Referred 255 - . - -&gt; | King’s 250 Ses 
(Sess. Papers, N° 201. vol. XVI.) J Command. 7 
WINES; v. AccouNTS, 99, 436. 
WooL; v. Accounts, 113. 
WOOLLEN GOODS; v. Accounts, 105. 
WorKS, BOARD OF; v. AccouNTs, 49. 

















== 





Accounts, to be printed, 20, 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, 34 67, 76, 
78, 88, 90, 94, 99, 103, 113, 116, 121, 123, 128, 131, 144, 
142, 149, 151, 159, 164, 171, 181, 182, 188, 194, 201, 202, 
206, 207, 219, 220, 226, 230, 241, 246, 226, 261, 262, 287, 
299, 303; 306, 307, 308, 316, 328, 344, 350, 362, 381, 383, 
390, 397, 409, 415, 433, 457, 464, 467, 480, 507, 512, 513, 
522, 526, 530, 531, 533, 539, 537 538. 

of former Sessions ; viz. Reports of Commissioners 

appointed to inquire respecting His Majesty’s Quit Rents and 

Crown Lands in Ireland ; Presented, 11th April 1823, 535. 

(Sess. Papers, N*® 458, vol. xx1.) 
Orders for certain Accounts, discharged, 15. 

Further Return to an Order for a certain Account ; 

Ordered, 39. 

— to be laid before the House forthwith, 111, 225, 288. 




















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Accounts, Orders for printing certain Accounts, discharged, 
125, 328, 381. 


withdrawn, 125, 328, 381. 
-——.——. Referred to Select Committee, 460. 


- 





Certain Returns to be amended, 538. 
————— Vide Questions, Nec. 


ACTS: 


— read in the House, 55, 65, 77, 78, 98, 103, 107, 128, 
175, 219, 250, 261, 267, 276, 277, 283, 285, 291, 321, 345, 
349, 350, 362, 388, 399, 408, 414, 415, 457, 472, 511, 520. 
— ofthe Parliament of Ireland, read, 169, 267, 465. 
Vide Accounts. Suppty. 








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ADDRESSES : 






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Or THANKS :— 


1. 


Lorps Commissioners SPeecH—To His Maszsty, for the Lords Commissioners Speech at the opening of the 
Session; Resolved on, 4. Committee appointed to draw up Address; Five to be the Quorum; Lords Com- 
missioners Speech referred ; 5. Address reported, and agreed to, 8. To be presented by Privy Councillors, 9. 
Kino’s Answer, 17. 


RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 


2. 


3- 


Epucation—That His Masegsty will be graciously pleased to issue a Commission under the Great Seal, for inquiring 
into the nature and extent of the Instruction afforded by the several Institutions in Ireland, established for the 
purpose of Education, 212. Kine’s Answer, 538. 


Cuartain—For conferring some dignity in the Church upon the Reverend Thomas Manners Sutton, Chaplain to the 
House, 521. Kine’s Answer, 533. 


FoR ADVANCING MONEY :— 


4. 


5. 


6. 


7: 


Ways ann Means—To Mr. Brogden, for his Services as Chairman of the Com-&gt; 
mittee of Ways and Means in the present Session ; 


Crerks AND Orricers or THE Hovuse—To the Commissioners appointed to carry 
into execution Act 52 Geo. 3, to establish certain Regulations in the Offices of 
the House, such a Sum as may, with the Fees vested in them, be sufficient to make 
good the Payment of the Salaries of the Officers of the House, according to the R 
provisions of the said Act; and to pay allowances to the Clerks in the office of the ) 520. Kine’s Answer, 533. 
Clerk of the House ; 


Mr. Speaker’s Secretary—To Edward Phillips, Esquire, for his Services during 
the present Session : 
Laws Expirtnc—To Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, for his trouble in compiling 


Registers of Expired and Expiring Laws, for the use of the Committee in the pre- | 
sent Session ; 





For ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :— 


8. 


© 


10, 


15. 


35: 





Return of Persons committed to the respective Prisons in England and Wales under the Vagrant Laws, and of Sums 
paid by Treasurers of Counties for apprehending them, from 1st January 1820 to 1st January 1824, 8. KIne’s 
Answer, 23.—(V. Accounts, 460.) 


. Account of the Number of Persons committed to the several Gaols of England and Wales, on or before the 2oth 


December 1823, 9. Kine’s Answer, 23.—(V. Accounts, 83.) 


Return of the Total Amount of the Income of the Governor of Newfoundland, in each year, for the last Ten Years ; 
other Papers relative to the Government of Newfoundland; 9. K1ne’s Answer, 23. (V. AccounmTs, 72.) 


. Accounts of the Number of Persons returned by the Constables of the Sheriff, as liable to serve on Juries ; other Papers 


relative to Juries; 10. Kine’s Answer, 23.—(V. AccounTs 277.) 


. (IRELAND.) Copies of the Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth Reports on the Public Records of Ireland, 11. Kine’s 


Answer, 23.—(V. Accounts, 239.) 


. Copies of Correspondence between the Secretary of State and Visiting Magistrates, of Prisons in which the Tread Wheel 


has been introduced, 13. Kine’s Answer, 23.—(V. Accounts, 444.) 


- Return of Persons tried and condemned at Jamaica, between ist January 1821 and 31st March 1823, 13. KiNne’s 


Answer, 23.—(V. AccounTs, 334.) 


Account of the Value of the several Pieces of Silver and Copper Coins now in circulation, 16. K1ne’s Answer, 23.— 
(V. Accounts, 70.) 


. For usual Estimates and Account, 19. Kine’s Answer, 23.—(V. AccounTs, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 315 f0 319.) 
. Return of Persons tried on the Home Circuit at the Gaol Delivery in December 1822 or January 1823, 24. K1no’s 


Answer, 76.—(V. Accounts, 206.) 


. Statement of the Number of Persons in the Home Circuit liable to serve on Juries, 27. K1no’s Answer, 76.— 


(V. Accounts, 207.) 


. Copy of Orders made in October last, at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace held at Northallerton, relating to 


the management of the Gaol, 49. Kine’s Answer, 76.—(V. Accounts, 321.) 


. Copy of Instructions to the Duke of Athol, Governor in Chief of the Isle of Man, directing him to exclude the Keys 


from further attendance at the Courts of Tynwald, 56. Kine’s Answer, 76.—(V. Accounts, 308.) 


. Copy of Report of Commissioners of Courts of Justice, as to the Consistory Court of the Lord Bishop of London ; 


also, as to the High Court of Admiralty ; 64. Kine’s Answer, 76.—(V. Accounts, 275.) 


. Accounts from the respective Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, of Sums received for County Rates, from 


ist January 1823 to ist January 1824,91. K1Nno’s Answer, 107.—(V. Accounts, 96.) 


. Copy of the Tenth Report of Commissioners on Charities in England and Wales, 103. K1ne’s Answer, 107.— 


(V. Accounts, 54.) 


. Copy of Proclamation of John Ferguson, Esquire, His Majesty’s Superintendent, Mosquito Shore, dated 22d January 


1776; Act of Superintendent and Council; Letters of Sir Basil Keith, relative to Indians; 103. K1ne’s 
Answer, 107.—(V. AccouNTS, 455.) 


. Return of the Number of Persons committed to Newgate or other Prisons in London, Middlesex and Surrey, 116. 


Kine’s Answer, 159.—(V. Accounts, 82.) 


. Copy of Minutes of Evidence on the Trial of John Smith, a Missionary in the Colony of Demerara, &amp;c. 127. K1neo’s 


Answer, 159.—(V. Accounts, 161.) 


. Return of the several Lunatic Asylums which now exist in any of the Counties of England and Wales, under Act 


48 Geo. 3. c. 96.134. Kine’s Answer, 159.—(V. AccounTs, 291.) 


- Account of the Number of Convicts transported to British Colonies, during 1822 and 1823, 149. Kine’s 


Answer, 159.—(V. Accounts, 81.) 


. Account of the Number of Persons sent out of the Kingdom under the Alien Act, from ist January 1816 to 1st Ja- 


nuary 1824, 150. K1ine’s Answer, 159.—(V. Accounts, 9.) 


- Copies of all Acts of the Colonial Legislature ; also of Orders, Proclamations or Regulations respecting Slaves, 151. 


Kino’s Answer, 159.—(V. AccounTs, 422.) 


. Account of Persons assessed to the Inhabited House Tax in England and Wales, 156. Krne’s Answer, 159-— 


(V. Accounts, 389.) 


. Account of Persons in each County in England and Wales, returned as qualified to serve as Jurors, 156. K1no’s 


Answer, 159.—(V.. Accounts, 278. 


. Account of the Number of Persons in Bucks, Berks, Cornwall, Essex, Lancashire, and Leicestershire, assessed to the 


Poors’ Rate, 156. Kino’s Answer, 159. 


. Account, showing the Number of Churches which have been already built; other Accounts relative to the building of 


Churches, 188. Kino’s Answer, 226.—(V. Accounts, 58.) 
Account of Prisoners and Causes tried at Lancaster, for Seven Years, 195. Kine’s Answer, 226.—(V. Accounts, 281.) 
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ADDRESSES—continued. 


36. 


37. 





Return of Accounts received from His Majesty’s Consuls, relative to the Prices of Foreign Corn, 224. Kuneo’s 
Answer, 226.—(V. AccounTs, 93.) 


Copy, of Memorial of the House of Keys, complaining of the absence of the Attorney General from the Isle of 
an, 244. K1ine’s Answer, 257. 


. Report of the National Vaccine Establishment, 256. Kine’s Answer, 257.—(V. Accounts, 459.) 
» Accounts of Sums paid by Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, for apprehending and conveying of Vagrants 


belonging to Ireland, Guernsey, Jersey, and the Isle of Man, 258. K1ne’s Answer, 303.—(V. Accounts, 461.) 


. Statement of all Fees demanded by Magistrates of Inverness, on the liberation of Prisoners from Jail, 267, Kine’s 


Answer, 303.—(V. Accounts, 411.) 


- Accounts of all Slaves now in possession of His Majesty's Government; Expenses incurred, and Slaves, the Property 


of the Crown, 267. Kine’s Answer, 303.—(V. Accounts, 425.) 


- Return of the Number of Slaves which belonged to the Winkel Establishment in Berbice; and of the Amount 


expended in each Year, 267. Kine’s Answer, 303.—(V. AccounrTs, 425.) 


. Copies or Extracts of Correspondence which may have taken place between His Majesty’s Government and Foreign 


Powers, since ist January 1823; also, with Commissioners, &amp;c. relative to Slaves, 269. Kine’s Answer, 303.— 
(V. Accounts, 423, 424, 425, 426.) 


- Detailed Statement respecting Tread Mills, in the Gaols of England and Wales, 291. Kine’s Answer, 303.— 


(V. Accounts, 445.) 


. Copy of Proceedings of the Trial of two Slaves, named Marquis and Regis, who were sentenced by the Governor 


of Trinidad, 21st March 1823, to the punishment of a public flogging, for having preferred groundless Complaints 
against their masters ; other Papers relative to Slaves, 292. Kine’s Answer, 303. 


. Account of the Number of Slaves captured and condemned at Sierra Leone, from 5th January 1814 to 5th January 


1824, 298. Kine’s Answer, 303. 


. Return of the manner in which certain Sums have been expended in building Churches ; of the number of Churches 


and Chapels of the Church of England, in England and Wales, in 1800 and 1824, 299. Kino’s Answer, 303.— 
(V. Accounts, 61.) 


. Account of the Fee Fund of the Court of Session, 303. Kine’s Answer, 433. (V. Accounts, 414.) 
- Return from each of the Counties in Scotland, showing the Number of Quarter Sessions held during 1821, 1822 and 


1823; and of Courts of Justices of the Peace, 305. Kine’s Answer, 433.- 


- Copies of Accounts transmitted to the Clerks of the Peace in England and Wales, from Trustees of Roads, 360. 


- Kine’s Answer, 433.—(V. Accounts, 457.) 


. Return of all Augmentations made to the Stipends of the Clergy of the Church of Scotland, 376. Kine’s Answer, 433. 
. Account of Salaries and Emoluments, and of Remunerations received by Messrs. John L. M‘Adam and James and 


William M‘Adam, for their Services, 386. K1ne’s Answer, 433. 


. Account of the Names of the Persons convicted of Misdemeanors, upon whom Sentence was passed in the Court of 


King’s Bench, in 1821, 1822, and 1823, 404. Kino’s Answer, 433.—(V. Accounts, 87.) 


. List of Friendly Societies or other Institutions which have been registered in the several Counties in England and 


Wales, in virtue of Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 128. Kine’s Answer, 433.—(V. Accounts, 198.) 


. Copy of a Statement made by the Commissioners of Charities to the Secretary of State, of their Proceedings, 426. 


Kine’s Answer, 433.—(V. AccounTs, 55.) ° 


. Account of the Cost of affixing the Great Seal to Charters’ granted by the Crown, 460. Kune’s Answer, 532.— 


(V. Accounts, 57-) 


. Return of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, who were committed to the different Gaols for England and Wales, 


Scotland and Ireland, in 1822, 1823, 470. Kine’s Answer, 532. 


. Return of the Sums collected and disbursed for Paving the Metropolis, for the last Seven Years, ending Easter 1824, 


470. Kine’s Answer, 532. 


. Return from the Treasurers of Counties, of Sums borrowed from 1792 to 1823. Ka1ne’s Answer, 532. 
. Return, showing the Amount of Money in the hands of Clerks of the Peace and Treasurers of Counties in England and 


Wales, received from Keepers of Lunatic Asylums, 482. Kine’s Answer, 532. 


. Accounts of Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, of Sums received for County Rates, from 1792 to 1823; of 


the application of such Sums; Returns of Places which do not contribute ; of Monies received by Clerks of Peace; 
of the Teak of Road, the Expense of which is paid out of the County Rate, 482. Kine’s Answer, 532. 


. Copy of the Eleventh Report on Charities in England and Wales, 485. Kine’s Answer, 532.—(V. Accounts, 56.) 
. Accounts of the Total Grants of Money for the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone, from 5th January 1808 to 5th 


January 1824; several other Returns relative thereto, 489. Kine’s Answer, 532. 


. Copies of Charters of Justice of the Supreme Courts of New South Wales, 501. K1ine’s Answer, 532. 
. Statement from Magistrates of Royal Burghs, specifying what Accounts have been lodged by them under Act 


3 Geo. IV. c.91. 509. Kine’s Answer, 532. 


. Census of the Population of Sierra Leone ; other Accounts relating to the same subject, 512. K1ne’s Answer, 532. 
. Account of the Number of Marriages registered in Sierra Leone, from 1st January 1817, 526. Kaine’s Answer, 532. 
. Copy of Twelfth Report of Commissioners of Courts of Justice, 528.—( V. Accounts, 276.) 





Sessional Addresses ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of the Usual Sessional Addresses ; 
considered ; 511. Resolutions for Addresses reported, and agreed to,520.—(V. ADDRESSES, 4, 5, 6, 7.) 


Vide Questions, NEG. 








ApmiraLty; Petition of David Orrie, complaining of his 235. Of licensed Victuallers and others of Kidderminster ; 
Pension being withheld, and praying relief; To lie on the 253. Of licensed Victuallers of Rochdale; to be printed, ibid. 


Table ; 


and to be printed; 452. Of licensed Victuallers of Great and Little Bolton; to be 


Apmiratty Court. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. Proc- printed, 303. Of licensed Victuallers of Oldham; to be 


Tors Costs, 

Anvance or Capitat. Vide IRELAND. 

Acricutturat Distress; Petition of Owners and Occupiers 
of Lands in Redenhall with Harleston, complaining thereof. 
To lie on the Table, 352. 


tinted, 331. Of Merchants and others of Manchester; to 
be printed, 336. Of licensed Innholders and others of 
Stourbridge 419. 
Vide AccounTs. 
AuiEns; Act (56 Geo. 3, c. 86,) read; Bill to continue and 
amend the same ; Ordered, 205. Presented, and read; Day 





AcRicuLTuRAL Lapourgers. Vine LABourers. appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 205. 
Aue anv Beer ; Petitions for a repeal of the Duties thereupon; Second Reading deferred, 218, _ Petition of Corporation of 
viz. of Brewers and Licensed Innholders of Louth; and in Nottingham, against; to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 


_the Town and Soke of Horncastle; 111. Of licensed Inn- 230. Second Reading deferred, 231. Petition of Corpora- 
keepers of Loughborough; also, of Nuneaton; 178. Of tion of London, against ; to be printed, 247. Bill committed 
Licensed Victuallers of Brighthelmstone; to be printed, 240. Petition of Inhabitants of Derby, against; to be printed 
224. Of licensed Victuallers of Stockport; to be printed, 253. Bill considered, 255. —— to be ingr ; Day 


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appointed for Third Reading; 260. Bill passed, 283. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 366. Royal Assent, 370. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 29.) te 

Auuiance (British and Foreign Assurance) Company ; Petition 
for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them to sue 
and be sued in the name of their Chairman; Referred to a 
Committee, 310. Reported ; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented; referred to a Committee; 318. Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 326. Presented, and read, 335. Committed, 352. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 403. Passed, 411. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 492. Considered, and agreed to, 
497- Royal Assent, 503. 

Atrewas Road. Vide RuceLey. 

Aston and Burtryford Roads ; Petition for a Bill for repair- 
ing the Road from Burtryford, through Alston to Burnstones ; 
Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported ; Bill ordered; 134. 
Presented, and read, 147, Committed, 159. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 241. Passed, 246. Agreed to by the Lords, 
274. ; Royal Assent, 278. 


A.LTon AND Brap ey (Stafford) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and Bill ordered, 11. Presented, and read, 109. 
Committed, 124, Reported; to be ingrossed ; 372. Passed, 
485. Agreed to by the Lords, 419. Royal Assent, 428. 


AMBLESIDE AND KENDAL Road ; Petition fora Bill for more 
effectually von ry the same, 69. Referred toa Committee, 
70. Reported; Bill ordered ; 95. Presented, and read, gg. 
Committed, 108. Reported; to be ingrossed; 159. Passed, 
165. Agreed to by the Lords, 212. Royal Assent, 233. 

American Postace. Vide Postrace. 

AnGuEsey, Marquis of; Bill from Lords, for uniting the Rec- 
tory of Clifton Maybank with Bradford Abbas, and for the 
Exchange of certain Estates, 438. Read, 444. Committed, 
458. Time for Committee to report, 481, Reported, with 
Amendments; agreed to; 485. Passed, with Amendments, 
487. Agreed to by the Lords, 499. Royal Assent, 504. 

ANIMALS; Petition of Inhabitants of Congleton against 
Cruelty to Animals; To lie onthe Table, 465. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Rotherham ; to be printed, 532. 

—- Vide Bear Baitinc. Stavucuter Houses. 


Annuat Duties. Vide Ways and Means, and BiLts in 
Suppiy. 


Annuity Company. Vide IRELAND. 


Arpiesy ANpD Kirxsy KENDAL Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually improving and keeping in Repair the same ; 
Referred to a mittee, 17. Reported; Bill ordered ; 94. 
Presented, and read, 99. Committed, 108. Petition of 
Owners of Land of Grayrigg, &amp;c. against; to lie on the 
Table, 109. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 159. Passed, 
165. Agreed to by the Lords, 212. Royal Assent, 233. 

Appropriation Cravuse. Vide Bitts in Suppity. Ex- 
CHEQUER BILLs. 

Arnitration. Vide Masters and WorKMEN. 

Arrests; Bill to authorize Sheriffs and others to abstain from 
arresting Persons in ill Health; Ordered, 484. Presented, and 
read, ibid. Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 485. 

Arun Ferry. Vide LirttenampTon Ferry. 

ARUNDEL AND Petwortnu Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing and amending the same; Referred to a Committee, 
26. Reported; Bill ordered; 53. Presented, and read, 95. 
Committed, 109, Reported ; to be ingrossed; 159. Passed, 
170. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 212. Considered, 
227. Agreedto, 228. Royal Assent, 233. 

Artiricers. Vide ARTIZANs. 


Artizans; Acts (51 Geo. 1. c. 27, &amp;e.) read; Bill to repeal the 
Laws relative to Artificers going into Foreign Parts; Or- 
dered, 408. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; ibid. Committed, 415. Considered, 425. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 442. Passed, 456. Agreed to by the Lords, 527. 
Royal Assent, 524. 


Artizans AND Macninery ; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the state of the Law relating to Artizans leaving 
the Kingdom, and the Exportation of Machinery ; to report 
Opinion and Observations; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers, and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 29. Mem- 
bers added ; Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjournment; 
to report Opinion and Observations from time to time; 
and to report Minutes of Evidence; 33. Members added, 
41, 56, 66. Petitions referred, 82. First Report to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 82. Members added, 

1. Petition referred, 91. Members added, 122, 146. 

etitions referred, 136, 146. Second Report to lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 146. Petitions referred, 156, 161, 
168. Members added, 169. Petitions referred, 173, 179, 
185,204. Third Report to lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 205. Members added, 207. Petitions referred, 
211, 217, 222, 234, 245. Members added, 250. Petitions 
referred, 250. Fourth Report, 254. Tolie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 255. Petitions referred, 253, 255,257. Pe- 
tition of Journeymen Weavers of Bolton-le-Moors, against 











INDEX ¢@ the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. [1894, 


exporting Machinery; Referred, 257. Member added, 261. 
Petitions referred, 265, 272, 282, 297, 303. Fifth Report to 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 304, Petitions re- 
ferred, 313, 319, 324. Member added, 334. Petitions re- 
ferred, 337, 360. Sixth Report, 395. To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 396. 

Asusy pe LA Zoucn Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 17. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 43. Presented, and read, 51. Com- 
mitted, 81. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 345. Passed, 372. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 411. Considered, and 
agreed to, 428. Royal Assent, 451. 

AsurorD ; Petition for a Bill for lighting, watching and im- 
proving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 6. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 88. Report read; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report 
on Notices; 95- Bill presented, and read, 176. Committed, 
192. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 264. Passed, 339. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 360. Royal Assent, 370. 

Asuitt (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 61. 

AssauLts; Petition of Jobn Fuller; to enable Magistrates to 
punish Assaults in a summary manner; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 337. 

AssessEp Taxes; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz. Of 
Owners of Houses in Bathwick ; to be printed, 82. Of Inha- 
bitants of St. Michael, Bath; to be printed, 90. Of Heritors, 
Guild Brethren, and others of Montrose ; to be printed, 126. 
Of Corporation of London; to be printed, 191. Of Inha- 
bitants of Croscombe ; to be printed, 156. Of Commissioners 
of Eight Southern Districts of Edinburgh; also of Chamber 
of Commerce of Edinburgh ; to be printed, 162. Of Inha- 
bitants of St. Peter and Paul, Bath ; St. James, Bath; Shepton 
Mallet ; to be printed, 179. Of Householders of Thame, bid. 
Of Inhabitants of Bridgewater; to be printed, 185. Of 
Churchwardens and Overseers of St. Olave, 204. Of Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Blandford Forum ; and of the City of 
Canterbury, and County of the same City; 211. Of House- 
holders of the Borough of Scarborough and Township of 
Falsgrave ; and of the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Sheriff, 
and Common Councilmen of the City of Canterbury, in 
Burghmote assembled; to be printed, thid. Of Inhabitant 
Householders of Berwick-upon-Tweed; and of Inhabitants of 
Farringdon without; to be printed, 230. Of Inhabitants of 
Alton ; to be printed, 264. Of Corporation of Axbridge ; to 
be printed, 282. Of Inhabitants of Castle Cary; to be 
printed, 320. Of Householders of Clifton ; and of Vestry- 
men of Saint Anne, Limehouse; 332. Of Inhabitants of 
Derby ; to be printed, 336. Of Inhabitants of Leominster ; 
and of Walter Long, Esquire; to be printed, 342. Of House- 
holders of Oxford ; to be printed, 358. 

Motion, That it is expedient that from and 

after the 5th day of January 1825, the Duties now payable 

on Houses and Windows, should cease; Question Neg. there- 
upon ; Motion relative to the Duties on Servants, Carriages, 

&amp;e.; and Question Neg. thereupon, 342. 


Act(4 Geo. IV. c. 95) read; Bill for allow- 
ing Persons to compound for their Assessed Taxes, for the 
remainder of the periods of Composition limited by former 
Acts; Ordered, 349. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 362. Committed, 369. Committee 
deferred, 377. Bill considered; reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
assy 382. Further Consideration deferred, 398, 408. 

eport further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 414. Bill passed, 425. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 450. 

Vide Accounts, Cross. 

Atkinson, Matthew, late a Letter Carrier in the Inland De- 
partment of the General Post Office; Petition to be placed 
upon the Superannuation Fund of the Post Office; to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 519. Petition of Robert 
Atkinson (of Newry,) complaining of certain Abuses in the 
Post Office there; to lie on the Table, 526. 

Atrorniegs Licences ; Petitions to repeal the Duties thereon ; 
viz. Of Solicitors of Edinburgh; to be printed, 297. Of 
Clerks and Apprentices to the Procurators of Dumfries, 320. 
Of Faculty of Procurators before the High Court of Admi- 
ralty of Scotland, and of Members of Society of Solicitors 
in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, 337. Of Attornies and 
Solicitors of Ireland ; and of Clerks and Apprentices to the 
Procurators of Haddingtonshire ; to be printed, 348. 

Vide Notari£Es PuBtic. 

Ayr; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Act for erecting 
a new Gaol and Court House for that Borough ; Referred to 
a Committee, 47. Another Petition referred to the same 
Committee, 71, Petition reported ; Bill ordered; 100. Pre- 
sented, and read, 124. Committed, 143. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; 233. Passed, 250. Agreed to by the Lords, 
289. Royal Assent, 300. 

AvustRALIaAn Company; Petition for Leave to present a Pe- 
tition for a Bill to enable them to sue and be sued in the 
name of their Manager; Referred to a Committee, 252. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented; referred to 

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a Committee; 264. Reported; Bill ordered; 270. Pre- 

sented, and read, 204. Committed, 308. Reported ; to be 

ingrossed ; 356. Passed, 372. Agreed to by the Lords, 

406. Royal Assent, 427. 

Vide New Soutn WAtgs. 

Austratian Waste Lands Company; Petition for Leave to 
present a Petition for a Bill for encouraging the Cultivation 
of Waste Lands in New South Wales; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 330. 


Austrian Loan; Acts 35 Geo. 3, c. 93, and 37 Geo. 3, ©, 59, 
read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House ; 
Convention, signed at Vienna, November 17, 1823 ; and other 
Papers; referred; 87. Matters considered, 94. Resolutions 

- reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 99. Vide 


infra. 








Bill to carry into effect a Convention relating 
to Austrian Loans; Ordered, 99. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; 104. Committed, 107. Con- 
sidered, 113. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Thitd Reading; 117. Passed, 121. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 150. Royal Assent, 165. 
Motion for laying before the House, Copy of 
Proposal of Messrs. Reid, Irving &amp; Co. Baring, Brothers, 
&amp; do, and N.M. Rothschild, Esquire, for paying the Sum 
of £.2,500,000 into the Exchequer, on behalf of the Austrian 
Government; Question Neg. thereupon, 103. 

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5° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


AKERS Allowances; Select Committee appointed to 
consider of the Allowances granted to Bakers; to report 
Observations. To send for Persons, Papers, and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; 200. Committee to report Minutes 
of Evidence, 265. Report to lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 266. 
Bankers. Vide IRELAND. 
Bankers Establishments. Vide IrELAND. 
Bank Notes. Vide Accounts. Forcrry. 


Banxrupt Laws; Bill to consolidate and amend the same; 
Ordered, 55. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; 87. Committed, go. nsidered ;_ re- 
porns Day appointed for further considering Report ; and 

ill, as amended, to be printed ; 103. Further Consideration 
deferred, 181. Petition of Joseph Gregson, against, 222. 
Bill re-committed and considered, 255. Committee deferred, 
260, 275. Bill considered; reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 

rinted; 283. urther Consideration deferred, 315, 322. 

etition of Bankers, Manufacturers, and others, of Stafford ; 
to be printed, 325. Bill re-committed, and considered ; re- 
rted ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; and 

ill, as amended, to be printed ; 367. Further Consideration 
deferred, 382, 390, 399, 408. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 414. Bill 
passed, 441. By the Lords, with Amendments, 518. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 523. Royal Assent, 524. 


Baptisms. Vide Recister Orrice. - Roman CaTHOLICs. 


Barnstey Church; Petition for a Bill for raising a further 
Sum of Money for carrying into execution Act 59 Geo. 3 ; 
Referred to a Committee, 44. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 52. Report read; Leave granted to give No- 
tices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 62. 
Bill presented, and read, 101. Committed, 110. Petitions 
of the Duke of Leeds; and of Inhabitants of Barnsley, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Voices; 124. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 178. Passed, 185. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 396. Royal Assent, 427. 

--~—— Road. Vide SHeptey Lane HEAp. 

Barony Collectors. Vide IRELAND. 


Barrack Department; Bill to remove Doubts as to certain 
Property formerly vested in that Department; Ordered, 213. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
214. Bill committed, 219. Committee deferred, 231. Bill 
considered, 249. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 256. Passed, 261. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 290. Royal Assent, 300. 

Barton Bripce Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually amending and keeping in Repair the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 49. Reported; Bill ordered; 134. Presented, 
and read, 153. Committed, 166. Petitions for provision; 
Referred to a Committee, 166. Reported, 175. Report to 
lie on the Table, 176. Report read; Leave granted to give 
Notices; Instruction accordingly ; Committee to report on 
Notices ; 278. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 390. Passed, 
410. By the Lords, with Amendments, 483. Considered, 
and agreed to, 487. Royal Assent, 503. 

BasepEN, John. Vide CuaTHam. 

Bates’s Saccharometer. Vide Beer. 

BatucGare, (Linlithgow ;) Petition for a Bill for erecting that 


Town into an independent Barony, and for improving the 
same; Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported; Report to 





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lie on the Table; go. Report read again; Bill ordered 101. , 
Presented, and read; 114. Committed, 184, Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 373. Passed, 444. Agreed to by the Lords, 
499. Royal Assent, 503. 
Battie Bripee Road; Petition fora Bill for making a Road 
from thence to Holloway ; Referred to a Committee, 75. 
Bear BatinG; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to prevent 


the practice of Bear Bating, and other cruel Practices; with- 
drawn, 24. 





Petitions against; viz. Of Inhabitants of 
Manchester ; to be printed, 90. Of Inhabitants of Liver- 
ee to be printed, 105. Of Inhabitants of St. Mary-le- 
one; to be printed, 111. Of Inhabitants of Wakefield; to 
be printed, 218. Of Inhabitants of Saint James’s West- 
minster; to be printed, 243. 

Bill to abolish Bear Bating and other Cruel 
Sports; Ordered, 470. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 


for Second Reading; 472, To be printed, 480. Second 
Reading deferred, 494. 








Motion for appointing a Select Committee to 
inquire whether the practice of Bear Bating, and other Cruel 
Sports, has a mischievous effect on the Morals of the People; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 103. 
Vide ANIMALS. 


Ber; Petition against the Duties thereupon; viz. Of Common 
Brewers of Burton-upon-Trent ; 258. To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 259. 


— Acts relative to the Duties thereon; To be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House, 219. Committee deferred, 
226, 232. Acts considered, 260. Resolutions cre and 
agreed to, 268. Bill ordered thereupon, 269. Vide infra. 


Bill to reneal the Duties on Beer, and on Licences to brew 
and retail Beer, &amp;c. and to amend the Laws of Excise; | 
Ordered, 269. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 286. Committed, 293. Considered; re- 
ported 5 Day appointed for further considering Report; and 

ill, as amended, to be printed ; 304. Further Consideration 
deferred, 337, 343, 368. Bill re-committed; considered ; 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 377. Petition against 
the exclusive use of Bates’s Saccharometer; to be printed, 
387. Further Consideration deferred, 398. Bill re-com- 
mitted, and considered, 406. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; and to be printed; 414. 
Third Reading deferred, 425. Bill passed, 431. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 458. 


Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of the Common 
Brewers and licensed Victuallers of Nantwich; of licensed 
Victuallers in Newcastle-upon-Tyne; 312. Of Maltsters, 
Brewers, and licensed Victuallers of the Borough of Rich- 
mond ; and of Brewers, Victuallers, and others of Sherborne ; 
to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of the Town of Derby; 
and of the Town of Bolton-le-Moors ; of Common Brewers of 
Bolton and Chorley ; of licensed Victuallers of the Town of 
Warrington; of Brewers in the Town and Environs of 
Dundee; of Brewers in the County of Forfar; and of Common 
Brewers of Liverpool; to be printed, 319. Of licensed Vic- 
tuallers of Wilton ; of Brewers of Ale and Beer of Blackburn ; 
of licensed Victuallers of the Town and Neighbourhoods of 
Wellington and Wolverhampton, and of others interested in 
the brewing and sale of Ale and Beer; to be printed, 324; 
and of licensed Victuallers of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Dudley ; ibid. Of Common Brewers residing in and near 
Warrington ; of licensed Victuallers of the Towns and Neigh- 
bourhood of Runcorn and Frodsham; and of the Town of 
Much Wenlock ; of licensed Innkeepers and Publicans of 
Weymouth; of licensed Victuallers, Proprietors of Public 
Houses, and others of the Town of Warwick; of licensed 
Brewers, Victuallers, and others of Blandford Forum; of 
Brewers in the County of Fife; of licensed Victuallers of 
Shrewsbury, and of others interested in the brewing and sale 
of Ale and Beer; of Common Brewers of Manchester and 
Salford, and the Neighbourhood thereof; of the Borough- 
reeve and Constable of Salford; of the licensed Innholders 
and Victuallers of the Parish of Leigh; of licensed Victuallers 
of Prescot and Saint Helens; of Agriculturists, Maltsters, 
Victuallers and Inhabitants of Ashborne; of Common 
Brewers of the Town of Burton-upon-Trent ; of Common 
Brewers and Victuallers who brew Ale in the City of Chester; 
of Manufacturers, Traders, and other Inhabitants of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne; to be printed, 331. Of licensed Vic- 
tuallers residing in the Town and Neighbourhood of Stock- 
port; of Innkeepers and licensed Victuallers of the Borough 
of Tewkesbury ; of Victuallers in the Town of Burton-upon- 
Trent; of Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Oswestry 
and Neighbourhood; and of Manufacturers, Traders, and 
other Inhabitants of Gateshead and its Vicinity; 331. Of 
licensed Victuallers of Northwich ; of licensed Publicans and’ 
Victuallers in the City of Rochester and Town of Strood ; of 
Retailers of Ale and Beer in the City of Edinburgh, and in 
the Town of Leith; of Brewers and Retailers of Beer of 
Yeovil; of Inhabitants of the Town of Loughborough ; of 
Brewers in the Town of Stirling; of Common Brewers of 
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Stockport and Macclesfield; of the Magistrates, Church- 
wardens, Overseers of the Poor, and other principal Inha- 
bitants of Rochdale; of the Grand Jury at the Quarter 
Sessions of the Peace for the Hundred of Salford; of Vic- 
tuallers and others of Frome Selwood; in the several Towns 
and Neighbourhoods of Wincanton, Bruton, and Castle Cary, 
and in the Borough and Neighbourhood of Hindon and Mere; 
_of licensed Victuallers, Proprietors of Public Houses, and 
others of the Town of Grantham and its Vicinity; to be 
printed, 336. Of Brewers of Glasgow and other Places in 
the West of Scotland; of licensed Victuallers of the Town 
and Neighbourhood of Walsall; of licensed Victuallers re- 
siding in the Parish of Gateshead ; of Common Brewers and 
licensed Innholders and Victuallers of Lancaster ; of licensed 
Victuallers of the City of Ely and the adjoining Parishes; of 
Common Brewers of the City of Ely; of licensed Victuallers, 
Proprietors of Public Houses, and others of Nottingham ; 
of licensed Innkeepers and Brewers resident in Preston; of 
licensed Victuallers, or Persons interested in licensed Public 
Houses in the Metropolis; of licensed Victuallers of Bath 
and of the Borough of Dorchester; of licensed Victuallers of 
Newport, in the County of Salop; of licensed Victuallers of 
the Borough of Bridport; sad of licensed Publicans and 
Victuallers in the Town of Chatham and Parish of Gillingham ; 
ibid. Of licensed Victuallers of the Town and Port of Sand- 
wich; of Innkeepers, Victuallers,and Publicans of Middlewich, 
Newton, and Kinderton ; of licensed Victuallers of Henley ; 
of licensed Victuallers of and in the Borough of Saint Albah ; 
346. Of licensed Victuallers and Proprietors of licensed 
Victualling Houses in Hinckley; of licensed Victuallers in 
the Town of Cheltenham ; of licensed Innholders and Vic- 
tuallers of Macclesfield ; of licensed Publicans and Victual- 
lers of Whittlesea; of licensed Victuallers of the Town and 
Borough and Neighbourhood of Ludlow ; of the Magistrates, 
Clergy, Merchants, Manufacturers, Ale and Beer Brewers 
and others of Wigan; of Inhabitants of the Town of War- 
rington; of Common Brewers and licensed Innholders of 
Chorley ; of licensed Victuallers of Portsmouth and Portsea ; 


of Common Brewers .in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, North and - 


South Shields, Sunderland, and Places adjacent; and of 
licensed Innholders and Victuallers in the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Birmingham ; to be printed, 346. Of licensed 
Victuallers of ‘the Towns of Broseley and Madeley; of li- 
censed Publicans and Victuallers of Wisbech Saint Peters ; 
‘of the Yeomanry residing in the Neighbourhood of Barn- 
staple; of Common Brewers in the West Riding of the 
County of York; 353. Of Innholders and Alehouse-keepers 
of the Parish of Chatteris ; of Magistrates acting for the 
District of Cheltenham ; and of the Provost, Magistrates, and 
Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Cupar; to be printed, 
ibid. Of Innholders residing in the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Pershore; of Brewers, Innkeepers, Maltsters, Victuallers, 
and Agriculturists of Kingston-upon-Hull; of Innkeepers 
_and licensed Victuallers of Gainsborough; 358. Of Inha- 
bitants of Bury ; of licensed Victuallers in the Staffordshire 
Potteries, Newcastle, and Stone ; of Brewers in the Town of 
Alloa and Neighbourhood ; of Ale and Beer Brewers of Ket- 
tering and its Vicinity; and of Brewers, Victuallers, and 
Publicans of Wrexham ; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants 
of Preston; of licensed Victuallers, Proprietors of Public 
Houses and others, of Marlborough; of Stephen Piper, 
Common Brewer, of Newmarket; of licensed Victuallers of 
Reading ; 365. Of Inhabitants of Leicester; of licensed 
Victuallers of Margate; of Clergy, Magistrates, and. prin- 
cipal Inhabitants of Trowbridge; and of Innkeepers and 
Victuallers of the said Town; to be printed, 365. Of licensed 
Victuallers and Publicans of the several Hamlets in the 
Parish of Doddington, in the Isle of Ely, and County of 
Cambridge; of Innholders and Victuallers of the City of 
Hereford ; of Brewers and licensed Publicans and Victuallers 
of Newbury; of Victuallers and others of Shaftesbury; 375. 
Of Manufacturers, Traders, and other Inhabitants of Dur- 
ham; of Common Brewers of Carlisle; of licensed Inn- 
keepers and Victuallers of the City of New Sarum; of Free- 
holders, Justices of Peace, and Commissioners of Supply 
of the County of Stirling; and of licensed Publicans and 
Victuallers of Ramsgate; to be printed, 375. Of licensed 
Victuallers of Leek; 381. Of Brewers of York; and of 
licensed Victuallers of Bridgenorth; to be printed, ibid. Of 
Peter Rix of Swanton Morley, of licensed Innkeepers and 
. Victuallers of Esher, Long Ditton, and Thames Ditton; the 
Town of Kingston-upon-Thames ; 386. The City of Wor- 
cester; and of the Parishes of Eversley, Bagshot, Frimley, 
Yately, Hartley Row, Odiham, and viiinien Parishes; of 
licensed Publicans and Victuallers in the King’s Town and 
Parish of Maidstone; and of licensed Victuallers of the 
Town of Merthyr Tydfil; to be printed, 386. Of licensed 
Victuallers of Hampton, of Teddington, and of Bishops 
Castle; of Edmund Thompson ; of licensed Victuallers of 
Isleworth, and in Ealing, Chiswick, and Acton ; of licensed 
Victuallers of Saffron Walden; of the Town of Bishop 
Stortford, of Old and New Brentford, of the united Parishes 
of Bedfont and Stamwell, and of Hounslow; of Persons 
exercising the Trade of licensed Publicans and Victuallers in 
the Lower Division of the Lath of Scray; of Common Brewers 














BELFAST. 
Betrast AcADEMICAL INSTITUTION. 
Bet, Robert; Petition of Robert Bell, complaining. of his 


Betuiem -Hospitat. 
Biperorp Roads; Petition for.a Bill for making and _re- 


- Report to lie on the Table ; 387. 
- grossed ; 401. 


of Southampton ; 394. Of licensed Victuallers of Twicken- 
ham,‘and of Stafford; of Inhabitants of Northampton ; of 
licensed Victuallers of the united Parishes of Heston end 
Southall; of Richmond; of Innkeepers residing in the 
Borough of Barnstaple; of licensed Victuallers of Sitting- 
bourne, and Milton ;. of licensed Victuallers and Publicans 
of Southampton; of George Brown; of John Goodman - 
of licensed Victuallers and Publicans of Norwich; of Com. 
mon Brewers in London; of licensed Victuallers and Ale- 
housekeepers of Thetford; of Persons exercising the Trade 
of licensed Publicans and Victuallers in the Upper South 
Division of the Lath of Aylesford; and of Ashford; of 
licensed Brewers and Victuallers of Leeds; of licensed Vic- 
tuallers of Queenborough and Sheerness, and Places adja- 
cent; of Innkeepers and licensed Victuallers and Publicans 
of Great Yarmouth; and of Mechanics, Labourers, and 
others, of Salisbury; to be printed, 305. Of licensed Vic- 
tuallers of Uxbridge; of licensed Brewers and Victuallers 
of Bradford; of licensed Victuallers, Brewers of their own 
Beer, of Sudbury, 404; and of Persons exercising the Trade 
of licensed Publicans and Victuallers in the East Division 
of The Lath of Aylesford; to be printed, 404. Of Clergy, 
Magistrates and others of Oldham; and of licensed Vic- 
tuallers in Warminster; 411. Of licensed Innholders and 
Victuallers of Stourbridge, 419; and of Innkeepers and others 
of Exeter ; to be printed, 419. Of Victuallers of Farnham, 
422. Of Victuallers and Brewers of ‘Taunton; to be printed, 
422. : E 

Petitions in favour of the above Bill; viz. Of Inhabitants 
of Old and New Brentford, and of Ealing; 395. Of Me- 
chanics, Tradesmen, -and others of Reading; of Henry 
White and William Green, of Reading; of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in Reading; of Mechanics, Tradesmen 
and others, Inhabitants of: Newbury ; and of Richard Chap- 
man; to be printed, 395. Of Farmers, Land-owners and 
others of Sonning ; of Farmers and Land-holders of Whitley; 
of Owners and Occupiers of Shiplake, Peppard and Goring ; 
and of Maidenhead, Bray, and Hurst; to be printed, 404. 
Of Mechanics, Artizans and others of Saint Giles, Cripple- 
gate; to be printed, 430. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Bridport to enable Brewers 
to retail Malt Liquors; :To lie on the Table, 346. 
Petition of Brewers of Bristol, to repeal part of the above 
Act; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 536. 

Vide ALE. 


Beer and Matt; Motion for appointing a Select Committee 


to inquire into the present Mode of taking the Duties on 
Malt and Beer separately; Question Neg. thereupon, 163. 
Vide IRELAND. 


Vide IRELAND. 


being called upon by the War Office, to pay Money as 
a Surety; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 498. 


Vide WAINFLEET DRAINAGE. 


pairing certain Roads in and near that Town ;. Referred to 
a Committee, 63. Reported, 169. Report to lie.on the 
Table, 170. Report read again; Leave granted to give 
Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 
172. Presented, and read, 176. Petition for additional 
Provision ; referred to a Committee; 369. Reported ; 
Bill reported; to be in- 
Passed, 429. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. 
oyal Assent, 467. 


BILLS : 


Applications for Private Biuts ; viz.—For 


BripGes. Vide Burrow Brince HAMMERSMITH, 
Haw Bripce Lary NEWHAVEN —— SAINT 
KaTHERINE, SouTHwark —-— TEIGNMOUTH 
VAUXHALL. 

CHURCHES. Vide Barnstey, Biacksurn, Bricut- 
HELMSTON——-CHESTER Dover ——Harwicu 
MAIDENHEAD —— OLDHAM RounpHAay —— 
W orTHING. 

DRAINAGE. Vide WAINnFLET, WELLAND OUTFALL. 


Gas LicuT. Vide Birmincuam, Bririsho——CamBEr- 
































WELL, CLIFTON, ComPpREssEep Gas DuNDEE 
Ep1n suRGH——GENERAL Gas Company——GREEN- 
WICH AND Derptrorp—— HEREFORD IMPERIAL 


Gas Licut anp Coxe Company —— IRELAND, 
(DuBLin, LONDONDERRY,) KENNINGTON——LAN- 
casTER, LeEps, Lonpon anp WeEstMiInsTER —— 
MANCHESTER, Marcate —— Newrort——OIL Gas 
Company——PuHanix. 

Harpours, &amp;c. Vide Dincwatt —— GREENOCK —— 
IRELAND, (BRENOGUE) —— Sanvwicu, Saint Ka- 


THARINE, SoutH Lonpon. 
Hicguways, 


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INDEX ¢o th SEVENTY-NINTH VoLUME. 








BILLS—continued. 

Hicuways. Vide Auston anp Burtryrorp, AMBLE- 
SIDE AND Kenpat, ApPLEBY AND Kirxsy KENDAL, 
ARUNDEL AND Patwortn, Asusy DE LA Zouch 
Barton Brivce, Battie Brince, Biverorp, Birs- 
TAL, BuackBuRN, BLANprorp AND PooteE, BLvE- 
MANTLE Hatt, Botton, Botton anv Cuortey, 
Briprort, BriGHTHELMSTON AND NEWHAVEN, 
Broapway AND MicktLETON, BucKINGHAM AND Tow- 
CESTER, BuxTon AND Stockport CAMBRIDGE 
AnD Ety, Campen Town, Cantersury, CARLISLE 
AND CocKkERMOUTH, CARMARTHEN AND NEWCASTLE 
‘Emtyn, Cerne Appas, CHeEtTennam, City Roap, 
Cotne, CommeErciAL Roap Duncuurcn, Dur- 
HAM——EasT RETFORD AND LITTLEBOROUGH FERRY 

FaversHaM, Fincutpey——GisBurRNE, GLAscow, 

Guiascow:’ AND YoKER, Guossop, Gopiey LANE 

Heap, Goote, Grampounnd, Great TorRiNcTON, 

GREENWICH Hauirax, Harirax AND SHEFFIELD, 

Harwe. Keicuiey, Kensincton, KipweEtty, 

KINGSBRIDGE Lanerort, LEEps ——NAntTWICcn, 

Newent, Newton Apport PaTTRINGTON, PEN- 

RITH AND CocKERMOUTH, PoRTHDINLLAEN 

Rapnor, Hererorp anv Merionetnu, REDBROOK&gt; 

RENFREWSHIRE, RUGELEY——SANDON AND BuLLock 

Smituy, ScarRtTHO AND HoLtoweate Heap, SHEPLEY 

Lane Heap, SuipLey, Spann Smitay, STAFrorD 

AND Sanpvon, SToKENcHURCH AND New Woop- 

stock, STONE AND STAFForpD, Stow-on-THE-WoLD 

TEDDINGTON AND Evespam, TuirskK AND YARM, 

THORNGUMBALD AND PattRiNGToN, ToTNESS AND 

BripGETOwN Pomeroy, Trent Bripee Wep- 

MORE, WETHERBY AND KNaAREsBOROUGH, WHITE- 

CHURCH, WHITEPARISH AND SOUTHAMPTON, WiLM- 

stow Bripce, WorcEsTER AND BROMSGROVE. 


INCLOSURES. Vide ApsotsipE, ALTON. AND BRaDLeEy, 
’ ASHILL Bincomgez, Boyton CAMERTON, 
. Cuinpitey, Cowtey, Curry Rive. DEARHAM 
FELPHAM GENERGLYN -—— HasLeBporoueGn, 
Lone Crenvon—— MELTHAM ORSEIT Pam- 
BER AND [NHURST, PoTTERNE SILSTON, SNELSTON, 
STuRMINSTER, Sutton CoLpFIELD, SwWANLAND—— 
Tarrant Hinton Uicesy W atmGaTeE Bar, 
WeENpDON Lorts anp Etmpon, West Drayton. 
NAVIGATIONS AND RAILWAYS. Vide Bristot AND 
Taunton —— Counters CREEK DEARNE AND 
Dove ——GLAMORGANSHIRE—— HERTrForRD IrE- 
LAND (Newry, ULSTER,) LancastER——MeEpway, 
Monkitanp —— Reprutu —— StockTon AND Dar- 


LINGTON —— TEES AND WEARDALE, THAMES AND 
Mepway. 







































































Poor. Vide Kineston-upon-Huti Mire Enp Otp 
Town, Montcomery anv Poot ——Sovtnu Lynn, 
Stow Hunprep——TwuNsTEApD AND HappPinc. 

STREETS. Vide Asurorp CAMBERWELL, CLIFTON 

Giascow, Gotpen Square, Gray’s Inn LANE 
IsLINGTON MARGATE PADDINGTON, 
PrymMouTu. 

VARIOUS MATTERS.  At.iance INsurancr Com- 
PANY, Ayr Gaot, AusTRALIAN CompaANy, AuSsTRA- 
LIAN Waste Lanpvs Company —— BatuecaTeE Im- 
PROVEMENT, Bitston Market, BirminecHaM Assay 

Orrice, Bocnor ImMprovEMENT, Botton WarTeER- 
works, BrigHTHELMSTON Po.ice, Bristot Town 























Dues, British ANNuItTy Company, Brompton 
Souare IMPROVEMENT CANTERBURY WaATER- 
works, CANTERBURY Markets, CHELTENHAM 


Waterwokks, CHELTENHAM THEATRE, CocKERHAM 
Titnes —— East Inpia Company EguiTABLE 
Loan Institution, Evesuam IMpROvVEMENT——FE- 
MALE OrpHans AsyLum—— Huume Improvement 
—Iretann (ANNUITY ComPpANY, BoGs Drain. 
AGE, CASTLE ISLAND ESTATE, DERRY CATHEDRAL, 
Dusuin Corporation, Dusi~in Coat Trapve, 
DuBuiin Locau Taxes, DUBLIN EQUITABLE LOAN 
Society, Gautway ‘ CHARTER, ‘MINING, - Pa- 
TRIOTIC ASSURANCE COMPANY, SAINT PATRICK 
ASSURANCE COMPANY,) Ketso Two Pennies 
Scots, Kent Fire Insurance Company——Lanark 
AND Guiascow Bripewett, Lancaster Jupers 
Lopeines, Lancaster Titus, Leeps IMpRoveMENT, 











VoL. 79. Sess. 1824. 





Pusuic Bits, brought from the Lords. 


Legeps Vicariat Titnes, Lerrn Trinity House, 
LirTLEHAMPTON Ferry, LiveRPOOL PiLorts, Lonpon 
(CoaL ExcuanGE. DEBT, BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE 
Dest, THames Navigation Desr, ORPHANS 
Funp Dest, FLEET MARKET) ——~ \Maipstone 
Markets, MANCHESTER AND SaLrorp EguiraBLe 
Loan Company——Newcastie Coat Trapr, New- 
Ton Leases~— PappiNcton ImPRovEMENT, Pty- 
MouTH EMBANKMENT——-SAINT KATHERINE’s Docks, 
Sourn Lonpon Docks, Sournwark Saint Joun’s 
Vestry, SUNDERLAND CoaL TrapE——Tay- Fisue- 
RIES, THAMES TUNNEL——WALSALL IMPROVEMENT, 
West Inpia Company. 


Private Bits, brought from the Lords; viz—For 


Divorces. Vide Witson. 

ESTATES. Vide ANGLESEY BuLKELEY —— Camp- 
BELL, CANTERBURY, Cooke, EccuEes, EpMONSTONE, 
Erwatt Hosritat AND Repton Free Scnoot-—— 
FREDERICK Gatitoway, GrosvENoR —— JELLI- 
corsE, IRELAND (KILTERNAN AND KILGOBBAN) 


KENMORE MaccuesFieLp, Macrag, Max- 
WELL, MorGan ORMONDE ProcTor 


Smytu, SronE——TnornNaiLh, TOLLET-——W Ricurt. 
NATURALIZATIONS.* Vide Sit Ler. 























‘Various MATTERS. Vide Kent Lire AssuRANCE. 





Pustic Birts. Vide Avizens, Arrests, ARTIZANS, 
Assessep Taxes, Austrian Loan ——~ BANKRUPT 
Laws, Barrack DeparTMENT, Bear Batine, Beer, 
Breap, British Museim ——Cartte Ivi-treat- 
MENT, CHARITIES, CHELSEA AND GreENwicu Hos- 
PITALS, CuurcnEs, Coats, Cocoa Nuts, CorNWALL, 
Ducny or, County Courts, Criminat Lunatics, 
Customs, Customs AND Excise, Curuery Trape 

Dexsrors, DivipENDS East Inpra, Excue- 

ovER BILLs Fisnertes, Four per Cents 

Game Laws Gaous, Guiass DuTiEs HipeEs 

AND SKINS InpEMNITY, INNKEEPERS: 

(InELAND.)—( BoarD oF Works, Bocs, Bu- 

RIALS, BuTTER TRADE —— CHURCHES, CLERGY, 

CONSTABLES, CORK, COUNTY OF, CORPORATIONS, 

CounTY TREASURERS, CROWN Dents——Dvsxin 

SMALL Depts, DuBLIN. PoLiceE —— ExcHEQUER 

Court—— Four PER CENTS——GRAND JURY PRE- 

SENTMENTS, GROWING: CROPS ~—— IMPOUNDING 

DISTRESSES —~ Law CourTs, Law EXPENSES, 

LEATHER —— MAGISTRATES ——~ PETTY SESSIONS, 

Pouice, Proctors Costs, Puspiic Crepir—— 

Recorps, RoapS——TENANTS RELIEF, TITHES 

~——WAREHOUSING CHARGES.) 

Juries, Jurors, QuALIFICATION or ——KINGsTON- 
urpon-Hutt——Lasourers, Lancaster, Lanp Re- 
VENUE, Lanp Tax Repemption, Law Mercuanrt, 
Law Stamps-— Marine Insurance, Marine Mvu- 
TINY, MARINERS’ APPRENTICES, MARYLEBONE NEw 
Street, Masters aNnpD WorkMmEN, Mutiny——NeEw- 
FOUNDLAND, New Soutn WaALEs OvuTLAWRIES 

PENALTIES, PENITENTIARY, Poor,. Postrace, 

PostMAsTeER GENERAL——REGISTER Orrice, Rrve- 

NUE INguiry, Roman Catnonics, Rum——SALT, 

Saving Banxs——ScotrLtanp (CHURCHES —— DI1s- 

TILLERIES ——. HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES 

——JURIES—— PAROCHIAL STIPENDS, POOR 

SMALL DEBTS)——SILk, SLAvE TRADE, SLAUGHTER- 

inG Houses, Sugar Bounties, SUPERANNUATIONS 

—Suprty (ANNUAL DuTIES——-CONSOLIDATED 

FuND EXCHEQUER BILLS —— MILITIA —— 

TRANSFER OF AIDS) TRANSFER oF Stocks, 

TRANSPORTATION, TURNPIKE Roaps——VAGRANTs, 

VicTuaLuinGc EsTABLISHMENT (PLymouTH)——Usv- 

Ry Forrgitures, Usury Laws——WeEIG¢uTs AND 

Measures, Weusu Jupees, Wueat, Warnessgs, 

Woou, WorkMEN, CoMBINATION OF. 






































Vide CLERK oF 
THE PARLIAMENTS EcciesiasticaL Benerices 
——IreLanp (CONNOR BENEFICES~—INSURREC- 
TION) ——Knicut—— Mar, Marriaces, MarsHat 
-—Earnt——Nairn, NewrounpLanp——REeEVENvE Or- 
FICERS—— Saint Davrp’s Cortece--—ScoTLanp 
(ENTAILED ESTATES, FUDICATO ATH —— SILK, 
STAFFORD, STRATBALLAN. 

G oer 





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[ 1824, 

















BILLS—continued. ; 

BILLS; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private 
Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills, 7. Time enlarged for 
receiving Reports, 355. 

1 to be printed, 23, 41, 56, 76, 82, 103, 111, 128, 149, 
164, 181, '205, 206, 207, 219, 232, 233, 234, 235, 245, 246, 
250, 259, 271, 276, 277, 294, 298, 303, 315, 323, 325, 327, 
350, 355» 379» 383, 388, 397, 399, 404, 405, 420, 423, 424, 
426, 433, 447, 448, 460, 472, 477, 480, 484, 485, 486, 491, 
501, 520, 528——as amended, 103, 122, 128, 133, 141, 158, 
164, 168, 187, 196, 265, 268, 283, 284, 285, 203, 304, 341, 
967, 368, 376, 377, 382, 396, 414, 432, 442, 443, 447, 493, 
465, 466, 494, 529. 





Re-committed, 143, 144, 158, 164, 175, 196, 219, 
251, 255, 262, 293, 313, 321, 327, 335» 342, 344, 306, 367, 
373» 377+ 392, 407, 421, 432, 441, 455, 459, 464, 494—to 
a Select Committees, 284. 
Orders of Leave for Bills, read, 97, and discharged, 
101, 119, 130, 143, 189, 191, 193, 200, 252, 270, 288, 280, 
308, 310, 323. 
a Bill withdrawn, 220. 
Second. Reading of Bills put off for Six Months, 
267, 289, 382, 520, 529.—Three Months, 419, 430. 
——— Committees on Bills put off for Six Months, 377, 
432, 456.—Three Months, 441.—T'wo Months, 510. 
——— Report of aBill put off for Six Months, 493. 
Further Consideration of Reports put off for Two 
Months, 529.—For Six Months, 494, 495. 
Instruction to a Committee on a Bill, to divide it 
into Two Bills, 133. 
Ordered to be brought in, upon Motions from Com- 
mittees of the whole House, 293, 314, 448, 520. 
Time enlarged for presenting Bills, 184, 193, 217, 220, 
263, 270, 273, 294, 300, 301. 
~-—_——— Time enlarged for rceeiving Reports, 390, 391, 392, 
393» 394, 400, 401, 403, 411, 421, 429, 430, 433, 436, 445, 
481. 











Bills ordered tobe brought in upon Divisions, 205, 
209.—Committed upon a Division, 431. 
Read the ‘Third Time, upon Divisions, 424, 442, 
469, 494, 500.—Passed upon Divisions, 444, 494. 
——— A Bill read the First Time; committed ; considered ; 
reported, and passed in one day; 461. ’ 
Amendments made on the Third Reading of Bills, 
163, 367, 431, 441. 
Amendments proposed to be made, on the Third 
Reading of Bills, but not made, 283, 454. 
Bills sent from the Commons, amended by the Lords, 
212, 236, = 274, 299, 342, 376, 396, 411, 476, 483, 492, 
oO 10, 519, 527, 539 535- 
andes ioaght hom the Lords, amended by the Commons, 
466, 471, 478, 481, 485, 496, 520. 
—— — An Amendment made by the Lords to a Bill, dis- 
agreed to, Nem. Con. 512. Vide VAGRANTS. 
Standing Orders made, relative to giving Notices for 
Private Bills, &amp;c. 537. Vide Private Businxss. 
— Vide Cuauses. Committees. Hovuse. In- 
strucTIONS. Orpers. Private Business. QUESTIONS 
Nec, SuPPLY. 














Bitston Market; Petition for a Bill for establishing and 
regulating a Market in that Town; Referred to a Committee, 
58. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 81. Report 
read; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 96. Order of Leave for Bill 
read, and discharged; and the Bill ordered ; presented, and 
read; 193. Committed, 220. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
go2. Passed, 318. Agreed to by the Lords, 348. Royal 
Assent, 370. 

Bincomse, (Dorset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 61. Presented, and read, 1901. Committed, 
248. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 383. Passed, 392. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 446. Royal Assent, 451. 

Birmineuam, (Assay Office); Petition for a Bill for en- 
larging Powers of Act of his late Majesty, so far ag relates 
to that Town, 59. Referred to a Committee, 6o. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 160. Order of Leave for Bill, read, and dis- 
charged ; another Bill ordered; 201. Presented, and read ; 
ibid. Bill committed, 228. Petition against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 254. Petition of Workers of Gold in 
London, against ; To lie on the Table; 270. Bill reported ; 
to be ingtossed; 278. Passed, 296. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 355. Royal Assent, 370. 

————— (Gas Light); Petition for Leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill for lighting that Town with Gas, 308. 
Referred to a Committee, 309. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented ; Referred to a Committee, 317. Petition 
of Birmingham Gas Light and Coke Company, against, 319. 
Petition reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 323. Peti- 
tion of Inhabitants of Birmingham, in favour, 329. Repor: 
read again; Motion, that Leave be granted to give the Notices, 
withdrawn ; 320. 

Buirstax; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence ; 
Referred to a Committee, 61. Reported; Report :to lie on 
the Table; 119. Report read, 124, Leave granted to give 











Notices; and to deposit a Duplicate of Plan, &amp;c.: 
ordered ; Committee to report thereupon; 125. Bill 
sented, and read, 129. Committed, 161. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 341. Passed, 350. By the Lords, with Amend- 
oe, 411. Considered, and agreed to, 416. Royal Assent, 
428. 

Bisnop, Arcies. Vide Distittery Laws. 

BiackBurn Road; Petition for a Bill for making and main- 
taining a Road from thence to Preston ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 14. Reported, 21. Bill ordered, 22. Presented 
and read; 30. Petitions from Over Darwen; Samlesbury ; 
Burnley ; Newchurch Bacup; Bolton and Haslingden in 
favour; 42. Petitions from Balderstone; Accrin ton ; 
Mellor, and Blackburn, in favour; 49. Bill committ kd. 
Petition of Merchants of Whalley, in favour, 6o. Petition 
from Preston, in favour; 74. . Petition of Sir Thomas 
Dalrymple Hesketh, Baronet, against; Referred ; Counsel 
ordered ; Voices; 109. Petition from Clitheroe, in fayour - 
114. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 277. Passed, 288° 
Agreed to by the Lords, 320. Royal Assent, 370. ; 

— Church; Petition for a Bill for enlarging Powers 
of Act; Referred to a Committee, 35. Petitions of Mer- 
chants and others, of Burnley; Colne and Padiham, jn 
favour; To lie on the Table, 35. Reported; Bill ordered - 
62. Presented, and read; 99. Committed, 110. Reported: 
to be ingrossed; 333. Passed, 341. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 366. Royal Assent, 370. 

Biackrriars Bripce Dest. Vide Lonpon. 


BLANDFORD and. PooLe Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
amending and improving the same; Referred to a Committee 
60. Reported; Bill ordered ; 89. Presented, and read; 191. 
Petition of Trustees of White Sheet Hill Road, against; 
208. Bill committed, 215. Petition of Owners and Occu- 
piers of Estates in the Parishes of Marnhull, Hazlebury, and 
other Places, against; Referred; Counsel ordered ; Voices : 
242. Petition against; Referred, ibid. Bill reported, 270, 
To be ingrossed, 271. Passed, 279. 

Report on Petition, again read; Another Bill 

ordered, 384. Presented, and read; 392. Committed, 410. 

Reported; to be ingrossed; 468. Passed, 472. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 499. Royal Assent, 503. 


Vide JourNALS. 


BiueMantiLe Hatt Road; Petition for a Bill for amendin 
the Roads leading from Stretford’s Bridye; Referred to 
a Committee, 42 Reported, 182. Bill ordered, 183. Pre- 
sented, and read; 191. Committed, 214. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 371. Passed, 465. Agreedto by the Lords, 492. 
Royal Assent, 503. oe 

Boarp or Works. Vide IRELAND. 


Bocnor Improvement; Petition for a Bill for improving 
that Town; Referred toa Committee, 62. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 176. , 

Bocs. Vide IRELAND. 


BotincGBrokE and Horncastie Small Debts Act; Peti- 
tion for the Repeal thereof; To lie on the Table, 106. 

Botton Road; Petition for Leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill for making a Road from thence to Horwich ; Referred 
to a Committee, 288. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
presented ; referred toa Committee ; 295. Reported; Leave 
granted to give Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill 
ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; Leave given to 
present the Bill; 301. Bill presented, and read, 309. Com- 
mitted, 333. Order for Committee read, and discharged ; 
Petition and Report thereon read again, and Instruction 
accordingly; 369. Vide Botron and Cuor.ey. 

—— Waterworks; Petitidn for a Bill for supplying the 
Town of Great and Little Bolton; Referred to a Committee, 
74. Reported; Bill ordered; 129. Presented, and read, 154. 
Committed, 189. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
401. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 445. 
Passed, 457. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 483. 
Considered, and agreed to, 486. Royal Assent, 503. 

Boxton and Cuorey Roads; Petition for a Bill for improv- 
ing and more effectually repairing the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 53. Petition for additional Provision, 71. 
Referred to a Committee, 72. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 89. Report read again; Leave granted to give 
Notices, and to deposit a Plan; Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on Notices; 101. Presented, and read, 105. Com- 
mitted, 114. Instruction relative to Bolton and Horwich 
Road, 369. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 391. . Passed, 
401. Agreed to by the Lords, 445. Royal Assent, 451. 


and Lancaster Road. Vide Barton Bridge. 

Bosstney Borough. Vide ELections. 

Boston, Robert. VidetSMoKeE. 

Boyton (Wilts) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 57. 

Brab ey Inclosure. Vide ALTON. 


Brean, Assize of; Act (53 Geo. 3 c- 116,) relative. thereto, 
xead; Bill to amend the same, ordered, 285. Presented, and 


read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be pe 
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298. Committed, 338. Considered, 367. Reported; to be 

ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 378. Third 
Reading deferred, 388. Bill passed, 398. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 454. ‘Royal Assent, 450. 

Brenocur Harbour. Vide IRELAND. 


Brewers; Petition of Deputation of Common Brewers in 
London, for a Committee of Inquiry into the alleged Mo- 
nopoly of Public Houses; To lie on the Table; and-to be 
printed ; 405. 

——— Vide Accounts, BEER. 

BripGETOWN Pomeroy Roads. Vide Totnes. 


Bripport Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing, widening, 
and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 76. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 154. Presented, and read, 172. 
Committed, 201. Reported; to be ry 383. Passed, 
392. Agreed to by the Lords, 431. Royal Assent, 451. 


BricgHTHELMsToN Cuapet (East;) Petition for a Bill for 
erecting a Chapel on the Eastern side of that Town; Referred 
to a Committee, 42. Reported; Bill ordered; 105. Pe- 
tition for Provision; to lie on the Table, 109. Bill pre- 
sented, and read, 171. Committed, 220. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 263. Passed, 271. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 411. Considered,and agreed to, 428. Royal Assent, 
451. 








— Chapel; Petition for a Bill for building 
a Chapel on the Western side of that Town; Referred to 
a Committee, 42. _ 


(Police ;) Petition for a Bill to amend and 


explain Act; Referred to. a Committee, 31. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 66. 








and NewHaveN Road; Petition for a Bill 
for making a Road from Brighthelmston to Newhaven ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 67. Reported; Bill ordered ; 170. 
Presented, and read, 171. Committed, 194. Petition for 
Provision ; Referred to a Committee; 251. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 263. Report read; Leave granted 
to give Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Instruction to 
ef Provision accordingly ; Committee to report thereon ; 
271. Petition of James Vallance, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 289. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 335. 
Passed, 364. By the Lords, with Amendments, 396. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 403. Royal Assent, 428. 


Bristot (Town Dues;) Petition for a Bill to enable the 
Corporation to modify and regulate the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 30. Reported; Bill ordered; 37.  Pre- 
sented, and read, 129. Petition of Burgesses of Bristol, 
against; to lie on the Table, 229. Of the Company of 
Proprietors of the Worcester and Birmingham Canal Navi- 

ation ; of Bankers, Manufacturers, Traders and others, of 
he Town of Bewdley; of Inhabitants of the Town and 

Neighbourhood of Bridgnorth, interested in the Trade upon 

the River Severn, to the Port of Bristol; of lron-masters, 
iron-founders, and Manufacturers of Iron-ware, in the County 
of Salop; and of Bankers, Manufacturers, Traders and others, 
of the Town of Tewkesbury, against; 282. Petitions of Ma- 
nufacturers, Traders and others, of the Town of Westbury 
and its Vicinity; of Bankers, Merchants, Ship-owners, Traders 
and others, of the Town of Bideford and its vicinity; of the 
Directors of the Chamber of Manufactures and Commerce of 
Birmingham; and of Bankers, Merchants, Ship-owners, 
Traders and others, of the Town of Barnstaple, against; 287. 
Of Bankers, Manufacturers and others, of Worcester; and of 
Company of Proprietors of Kennet and Avon Canal Naviga- 
tion, against; 294, Petition of Bankers and others of Shrews- 
bury, against; to lie on the Table, 302. Of Manufacturers 
and others of Stroud, Durstey, and Uley, and Minchin- 
hampton, 316. and of Wootton-under-Edge ; to be printed, 
ibid. Of Manufacturers and others of Painswick; to be 
printed, 326. Of Manufacturers, Traders, Ship-owners and 
others, of Lydney; and of Bankers and others, of Yeovil ; 334. 
Of Manufacturers, Traders and others, of Bath ; to be printed, 
354. Of Merchants and Traders of Belfast, 365. Petition 
of Bankers, Merchants and others, of Cardiff; to be printed, 
387. 

Bristou and Taunton Canal; Petition fora Bill to abridge, 
vary, extend, and improve the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 65. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 115. 
Leave granted to make application to the Conservators of the 
River one Navigation; Bill ordered; Committee to report 

thereupon; 120. Bill presented, and read, 124. Day ap- 

isan for Second Reading, 160. Petition of Inhabitants of 
iverton, 220. Petitions of Inhabitants of Taunton; of the 

Parishes of Taunton St. James, and Taunton St. Mary Mag- 

dalen ; and Conservators of the River Tone, against; to lie 

on the Table, 227. Petitions of Inhabitants of the Town of 

Wellington; of the Town of Milvetton and its Neighbour- 

hood ; of Halberton; of Uffeulm and Culmstock; of Hol- 

combe Rogus, Burliscombe and Sampford Peverell; of the 

Town of Taunton; and of Wiveliscombe and its Neighbour- 

hood ; and of the Company of Proprietors of the Kennet and 

Avon Canal Navigation, in favour; 228, Bill committed, 

ibid. Petition of Mary Gray and Rev. Robert Gray, against; 

Referred, and Counsel ordered; 228. Petition of Inhabi- 


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tants of Cullompton, in favour; 290. Petition of Conser- 
vators of the River Tone, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 295. Petition of the Rev. Robert Gray, Clerk, 
- caer eferred, and Counsel ordered; go2. Petitions of 

rustees of Taunton Roads; and of Inhabitants of Wivelis- 
combe, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 310. Pe- 
tition of ‘Trustees of Taunton Roads, against; to lie on the 
Table, 318. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 385. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 421. Pe. 
tition for additional Provision; Referred to 2 Committee; 
431. Reported; Leave given to offer a Clause on the Third 
Reading; 434. Bill passed; Clause added; 434. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 502. 

British ANNuITY Company; Petition for Leave to present 
a Petition for a Bill for enabling that Company to sue and be 
sued in the name of their Chairman or Secretary; Referred 
to a Committee, 309. Reported; Bill ordered; 334. Pre- 
sented, and read, 340. Committed, 364. Reported, 409. 
To be ingrossed, 410. Passed, 417. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 507. Considered, and agreed to, 513. Royal 
Assent, 525. 

Britisu Gas Licur Company; Petition for Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill for granting certain Powers and 
Authorities to a Company to be called, The British Gas-Light 
Company; Referred to a Committee, 311. Reported; Leave 
given; 317. Petition presented; Referred to a Committee; 
317. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented; referred 
to a Committee; 325. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
326. Report read again; Bill ordered; 331. Presented, and 
read, 341. Petition of George Cole Bainbridge, against; to 
lie on the Table, 363. Petitions of the Corporation of Li- 
verpool, and of Cheltenham Gas Light Company, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 380. Petition of Proprietors 
of Northampton Gas Light Company, against; to lie on the 
Table, 384. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 402. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Petitions of Proprietors of 
Barnsley Gas-Light Company and Bristol Gas Light Com- 
pany, against; 435. Petition of Inhabitants of Leeds ; of 
Company of Proprietors of Leeds Gas-Light Company, 
against; to lieon the Table, 459. Petition of Canterbur 
Gas Light and Coke Company, against; to lie on the Table, 
465. Petition of Halifax Gas Light and Coke Company, 
‘against; to lie on the Table, 469. 

Britisn Museum ; Petition of the Trustees for their Annual 
Grant, offered ; The King’s Recommendation signified; Pe- 
tition brought up, and read; To lie on the Table ;, and to be 
printed; 112. 





Acts; read; Bill for amending and enlarg- 
ing former Acts relative to the British Museum ; Ordered, 267. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 269. Committed, 293. Considered, 304. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 313. Passed, 321. Agreed to by the Lords, 455. 
Royal Assent, 370. 
Vide Accounts. Kwnicur. 
Brixton Gas Lieut. Vide KENNINGTON. 

Broapstairs Gas Lieut. Vide Mareoare. 


Broapway and MickueTon Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 31. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 71. Presented, and read, 95. Committed, 100. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 221. Passed, 228. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 255. Royal Assent, 278. 

BromPton Square; Petition fora Bill for paving and light- 
ing the same; Referred to'a Committee, 18, Reported ; 
Bill ordered’; 45. Presented, and read,63. Committed, 105. 
Petition of Owners of Houses, against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered; 114. Bill reported; to be’ingrossed ; 392. 
Passed, 421. Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 
458. 

BromsGroveE Roads. Vide WorcEsTER. 

Bucki1NcuHaM, James Silk. Vide East Inpta. 

BuckinGHAM AND TowceEsTER Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for repairing and amending the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 73. Reported; Bill ordered; 184. Presented, and 
read; 189. Committed, 324. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 394, 421, 449. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
457- Passed, 465. Agreed to by the Lords, 492. Royal 
Assent, 503. 

Buitpines. Vide Pusiic Buitpincs. 


ButxE ey, late Lord Viscount; Bill from Lords to enable the 
Devisees under bis Will to grant building Leases, 483. Read, 
484. Committed; Leave to sit and proceed, and to report; 
496. Bill reported and passed, 506. Royal Assent, 525. 

Buttock Smiruy Road. Vide Sanpon. 

Burrats. Vide lreLann. Recister Orrice. 

Burrow Bridge; Petition for a Bill for taking down the same 
and erecting another, 37. Referred to a Committee, 38. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 121. Presented, and read, 135. 
Committed, 310. Petition of Owners of Estates in Othery, 
against; Reterred, and Counsel ordered; 356. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 371. Passed, 392. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 431. Royal Assent, 450, 


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BorTRyrorp and AtsTon Roads. Vide AtsTon. 

BuTLerace AND Prizace. Vide Cornwatt, Duchy of. 

Burrer Trap. Vide IRELAND. 

Buxton anv Stockport Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 26. Reported ; Bill ordered; 72. Presented, 
and read, 79. Committed, 104. Petition of Land Owners 
and others, against ; Referred and Counsel ordered ; 118. Pe-- 
tition against; Referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 1109. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 164. Passed, 165. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 195. Royal Assent, 202. 


5° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


CAM BERWELL,; Petition for a Bill for lighting and im- 
proving that Parish’; Referred to a Committee, 72. Re- 
ported; Report to lie on the Table; 115. Leave granted to 
give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 
120. Petition of South London Gas Light and Coke Com 
pany, against; to lie on the Table, 122. 

Gas Light. Vide KennineTon. 

CamBripnGe AND Ey Roads; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and improving the same; Referred to 4 Committee; 31. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 89. Presented, and read, 160. 
Committed, 183. Petitions of Edward Richard Adams, of 
Elmer Lodge, and of William Jones, Lord of the Manor of 
Woodhall and Hilgay, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered ; 209. Petition of Owners of Lands in Hilgay; Re- 
ferred, 209: ‘All to have Voices; 222. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 262. Passed, 270. Agreed to by the Lords, 355. 
‘Royal Assent, 370. 

Campen Town; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to the North Road at. Holloway ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 63. Reported; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, and 
read, 178. Committed, 215. Petition of Trustees of Kentish 
Town Road, against ; to lie on the Table, ibid. Petition for 
additional Provision; Referred to a Committee, 248. Re- 
ported; Report to lie on the Table; 272. Report read 
again; Leave granted to give Notices, and to deposit a Plan, 
&amp;c.; Instruction accordingly ; Committee to report on Notices ; 
279. Petition of Robert Sutton, of Highiate, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 335. Bill reported, 390. To 
be ingrossed, 391. The King’s Consent signified, and Bill 
passed, 417. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. Royal Assent, 
503. 

Camerton (Cumberland) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 

































































































to lie on the Table; 43. Report read; Leave granted to 
give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 
51. Bill presented, and read, 107. Committed, 118.  Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 160. Passed, 171. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 212. Royal Assent, 233. 

CampsBELt, late Colin; Bill from Lords for the Sale of certain 
Estates, 406. Read, 410. Committed, 435. Reported, and 
passed, 482. Royal Assent, 503. 

Canapvas. Vide Tosacco. 

Canpb.eE Duties ; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz. Of Can- 
dlemakers of Dundee; to be printed, 121. Of Candle- 
makers in.Glasgow; to be printed, 126. Of Manufacturers 
of London and. Westminster; to be priate 195. Of Cor- 
poration of Candle-makers of Edinburgh; to be printed, 
204. Of Candle-makers of Edinburgh ;. to be printed, 274. 

CanrTersury; Petition fora Bill for more effectually repair- 
ing the Roads leading from St. Dunstan’s Cross to North 
Lane, in that City; Referred to a Committee, 70. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table, 166. Report read again; Leave 
granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 

-on Notices; 171. Bill presented, and read, 191. Com- 
mitted, 281. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 339. Passed, 371. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 411. Royal Assent, 428. 

Waterworks ; Petition for a Bill for better 
supplying that City with Water; Referred to a Committee, 
71. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 95. Read 
again; Leave granted to give Notices and to deposit Plans ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to Report thereupon; 101. Pre- 
sented, and read, i913. Committed, 335. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 409, Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 451. Passed, 459. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 402. Royal Assent, 503. 

— Petition for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill 

__ for erecting a Market House for that City, and for improving 
and enlarging the Market Places; Referred to a Committee, 
285. Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented; referred 
to a Committee; 289. Reported; Leave granted to give 
Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices ; 
Leave given 10 present'the Bill; 300. Order of Leave for 
Bill, read ahd discharged’; Bill ordered; 323. Presented, and 
read, ibid, Committed, 369. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
415, Passed, 451. Agreed to by the Lords, 507.. Royal 
Assent, 503. 

_ ~ See of; Bill from Lords, for extending to other 
Estates belonging to the See of Canterbury, the Powers of 
Acts 47 Geo. 3, and 1 Geo. LV. for granting building Leases, 











close; Referred to a Committee, 26. Reported; Report~ 





409- Read ; committed; Leave to sit and proceed, and to 
report'on a certain Day; 501. Bill reported, and passed, 
505. Royal Assent, 525. : 

Care Breton; Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Cape Breton against their. Annexation to Nova Scotia, and 
earnigee be restored to their former legal Government; To lie 
on the Table; and-to be printed ; 515. ‘ 

Caruitz, Richard ; Petition of John Sparks Moline against 
the Punishment of Richard Carlile for his Publications; to 
lie on the Table, 452. Petition of Richard: Carlile ; to lie 
on the Table; Motion, that the Petition be printed; with- 
drawn; 483. 

Cartuisie and CockermoutTnu Roads ; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually amending and oe the same; Referred 
to a Committee, 35. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 

50. Report read again; Leave granted to amend the Plan 
deposited in the Private Bill Office ; Bill ordered; 69. Pre- 
sented, and read, 79. Committed, 104. Petition of Thomas 
Mawson against; Referred and Counsel ordered; 124. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; 145. Passed, 154. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 174. Royal Assent, 202. 

CARMARTHEN Road; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 38. 


and NewcasTLeE EMtyn Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for repairing, widening and keeping in Repair the same, 72. 
Referred to a Committee, 73. Reported and Bill ordered ; 
118. Presented, and read, 167. Committed, 194. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 372. Passed, 384. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 406. Royal Assent, 428. 

Caste Istanp, Vide IRELAND. 


CatTLeE, Ill-treatment of ; Bill to amend Act 2 Geo. [V.; Or- 
dered, 24. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 41. Committed, 112. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Chelsea, in favour, 138. Motion for Mr. 
Speaker to leave the Chair, dropped for want of Forty Mem- 
bers, 141. Committee deferred, 151. Considered ; reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 158. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Bromley and Bow, in favour, 162. Of Inhabitants of St. 
George Hanover Square ; to be printed, 173. Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 200. Petition of Inhabitants of Smith- 
field, in favour, 204. Further Consideration deferred, 213. 
Bill re-committed, and considered, 219. Report deferred, 
226, 232. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; Bill to be printed; 245. Bill passed, 
256. Petition of Inhabitants of Doncaster in favour ; to 
be printed, 304. ‘ 

Cerne Apsas, Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 45. 
Reported; Report re-committed; 96. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
106. Presented, and read, 110. Committed, 124. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 221. Passed, 241. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 266. Royal Assent, 278. 

CHANCELLOR, Lorp. Vide Farqunarson. 

Cuancery, Court of. Vide Accounts. Court or 
CHANCERY. 

Cuapiain. Vide (ADDREsSEs 3.) 


Cuarcoat ; Petition of Thomas Towers, of the City of Ban- 
gor, against the Duty thereupon ; To lie on the Table, 242. 
CuaritTABLe [nstTiTuTioNns. Vide IRELAND. 


Cuarities; Acts (58 Geo. 3, c. 91, and 59 Geo. 3, c. 81) 
read; Bill lo continue for a further time the Powers of the 
Commissioners; Ordered, 388. Presented, and read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; ibid. Committed, 407. Com- 
mittee deferred, 414. Bill considered, 425. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 432. 
gy 443. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 
467. 














Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 23, 55, 62.) 
Cuarters. Vide Accounts. (AppREsSEs 56.) 


Cuatuam Dock Yard; Petition of John Baseden, a Cow- 
keeper in the Parisk of Gillingham, complaining of the 
Officers of His Majesty’s Dock Yard (Chatham) taking 

ssession of a Salt Marsh leased to him; To lie on the 
Table: and to be printed; 437. wre 


Cuetsea and Greenwicn Hospitals; Bill to prevent the 
illegal pawning of Clothes and Stores belonging thereto ; 
Ordered, 339. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; ibid. Bill committed, 349. Committee 
deferred, 361. Bill considered, 377. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 382. Passed, 
389. By the Lords, with Amendments, 527. Considered, 
and agreed to, 534, . Royal Assent, 536. 


CueLTENHAM; Petition for a Bill for fepaining the Road from 
Piff’s Elm through Cheltenbam, to Shepton Lane ;..Referred 
to a Committee, 57. Reported, 119. Report to lie on the 
Table, 120. Report read again; Leave granted to give 
Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices, &amp;c. ; 
130. Petition of George Bragge pees. ape to lie 
on the Table, 155. Bi 9 eae and , 175. Com- 
mitted, 193. : Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Estates 
in Cheltenham; and in Dowdeswell, against ; — 

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Counsel ordered ; Voices ; 308. Petitions of the Right honour- 
able John Lord Sherborne, and of. several Proprietors and 
Occupiers of Houses and Land in the Town and Neighbour- 
hood of Cheltenham ; of Inhabitants of Cheltenham ; of 
Mortgagees and Creditors upon the District of Road called 
The Cheltesham and Painswick District; of Trustees for 
making and maintaining a Road from the Town of Chelten- 
ham to join the present Tumpike Road from Cheltenham to 
Painswick ;-and of Inhabitants of the Parish of Painswick 
and its Vicinity, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
316. Billreported; to be ingrossed ; 356. Passed,372. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 411. Considered, and agreed 
to, 428. Royal Assent, 451. 


Petition for a Bill for better supplying that 
Town and Neighbourhood with Water; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 57. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 67. 
Petition relative to the ae Orders, 79: Report read 
again; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 115. Presented, and read, 130. 
Petitions of Edward Iggulden, Esquire, of the Glenfall, in 
the Parish of Charlton Kings ; of Owners and-Occupiers of 
Water Mills in the Parish of Cheltenham ; of Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands in the Parish of Charlton Kings; and of 
the Churchwardens and other Inhabitants parishioners of the 
Parish of Charlton Kings, in Vestry sucebied, against; 208. 
Bill committed, 209. All to have Voices, 308. Petition of 
Owners of Lands in Charlton Kings, against ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 310. Petition of Inhabitants of Chelten- 
ham, 316. Petition of Edward Iggulden, against; Referred, 
and Counsel. ordered; 326. Petition of General Fitzroy, 
against ; Referred, and Coynsel ordered ; 357. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table ; 372. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 416. Passed, 435. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 469. Royal Assent, 503. 

Petition for a Bill to enable His Majesty to 
licence a Play House in that Town; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 67. Reported; Bill ordered ; 193. Presented, and 
read, ibid. Petition of David Walker of Gloucester, and 
Rowland Paul of Cheltenham, against; to lie on the Table, 
257. ~ , 

CueEepstow and Monmoutsu Roads. Vide RepsRook. 


CuesTER; Petition for Leave to present a Petition fora Bill for 
building a new Church in that City, 252. Referred to 
a Committee, 253. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented ; referred to a Committee; 258. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 265. Report read; Leave granted to 
give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 
Leave given to present the Bill; 273. 

Road. Vide Nantwicu. 

and HotynEeapD Road; Petition of Inhabitants of 

the City of Chester, for a Survey and Estimate thereof; To 

lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 224. 


CuETwyNp, George, (a Member.) Vide Fuinr. 


Cuinp.ey (Derby) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 11. Presented, and read, 13. Committed, 51. 
Petition of Owners of Lands in Glossop, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 114. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
123.: Passed, 128. Agreed to by the Lords, 157. Royal 
Assent, 165. 


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Vide Botton. 


CuvurcueEs, Building of; Acts (58 Geo. 3, c. 45, and 59 
Geo. 3. c. 134, and 3 Geo. IV. c.73,) read; Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, 
to consider of the said Acts; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; and Motion agreed to, 250. Motion for Mr. 
Speaker to leave the Chair, withdrawn ; Committee deferred ; 
255. Acts considered, 275. Resolution reported, and agreed 

“to; Bill ordered thereupon; 283. Vide infra. 

-- Petitions of Inhabitants of Newton and Failsworth, 
and of Levenshulme and Reddish, relative to the Grants for 
building of Churches ; To be printed, 266. Other Petitions, 
of Inhabitants of Carlisle; and of Parishioners of Man- 
chester; to be printed, 282, Of Inhabitants of Chorlton 
Row; to be printed, 336. Of Inhabitants of Droylsden, 353. 
Of Inhabitants of Brigown and other Parishes ; to be printed, 
405. 





— Bill to make further Provision for building addi- 
tional Churches, and to amend Acts; Ordered, 283. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed; 399. Second Reading deferred, 408. Bill 
committed, 414.. Committee deferred, 432, 443. Bill con- 
sidered, 454. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 462. Third Reading deferred, 477, 484. 
Bill passed, 494. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 530. 
Considered, and agreed to, 533. Royal Assent, 536. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 34, 47.) IrE- 








LAND. 


Ciper ; Petitions for the Repeal of the Duties thereupon ; 
viz. Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Farms in Hertford ; To 
be printed, 132. Of Growers of Apples in Devon; to be 
printed, 519. 


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City Road; Petition for a Bill for continuing and enlarging 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 53. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 96. Report read 
again ; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, and read, 155. Com- 
mitted, 166. Petition of Churchwardens of St. Luke’s, against; 
Referred ; Counsel ordered,; Voices; 1 pr: Petition of Trustees 
of New North Road, against, 214. Petition of Trustees of 

. New North Road, ‘against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
220. Bill reported, 251. To be ingrossed, 252. Passed, 290. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 355. Royal Assent, 370. 

CrapnamM Gas Lieut. Vide KENNINGTON. 

Crauses; Debate adjourned on a Clause offered to be added 
on the Report of a Bill, 135. Resumed, 143. 

Committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
424, 431, 469, 473, 479. | 

— Further consideration of a Clause adjourned for Six 

Months, 143. 

— Motion for bringing up Clauses offered to be added 

on Third Reading of Bills, withdrawn, 163, 479. 

Added to Bills on the Third Reading, 218, 406, 410, 


424, 431, 434, 469, 473, 479: 
——— Leave given to offer 








Clauses on Third Reading, 424, 
434- 





— Vide Questions, Ngc. 

Ciercy. Vide Cuurcnes. IRELAND. 

C.erx of the House; To direct the printing of the Journal, 
25. . 

Currks and Orricers of the House. (Vide ApprEsszs, 5.) 

Crerx of the ParuiamMEntTs; Bill from Lords, for better re- 
golating that Office, 483. Read; Day appointed for Sécond 

eading, and to be printed ; 484. Second Reading deferred, 
495, 501. Bill committed, 511. Considered; reported, and 
passed ; 520. Royal Assent, 524. 

Cuirton ; Petition for a Bill for lighting and watching that 
Parish ; Referred to a Committee, 17. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 35. im wt read again, and Bill ordered, 
44. Presented, and read, 88. Committed, 290. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 362. Passed, 380. Agreed to by the Lords, 
406. Royal Assent, 427. . 

Ciirton Maypanx Rectory. Vide ANGLEsEyY. 

Coat Excuance. Vide Lonpon, . 

Coats , Petitions for a Repeal of the Duties on Coals; viz. 
Of the Minister and Parishioners of Paul, near Penzance ; 
of Inhabitants of the Parish of St: Keverne, in the County of 
Cornwall ; and of the Town and Borough of Eye; and of the 
Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Sheriff and Common Council- 
men of the City of Canterbury, 6. Of Inhabitants of Bland- 
ford and its Mom i of the Vicar, Churchwardens, and 
Inhabitants of the Parish of Edmonton ; of Inhabitants ‘of 
the Town and Parish of Enfield ; of the Ward of Broad-street 
in the City of London; and of the Parish of Northam, 11. 
Of the Gentry, Clergy, and other Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Crediton; to be printed, 11. Of the Merchants, Ship- 
owners, Manufacturers, Traders, and other Inhabitants of the 
Port of Plymouth ; of Inhabitants and Occupiers of Land in 
the Hundreds of Westbourn and Singleton; of Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Clisthydon ; of the Mayor, capital Burgesses, 
Portreeve, and Inhabitants of the Borough of Penryn; to be 
printed, 14. Of the Inhabitants of the Neighbourhood ; of 
the Mayor, Aldermen, Assistants, and other Inhabitants of 
the Town of Penzance: of Inhabitants of Sidmouth; and 
of the Churchwardens, Overseers, Vestrymen, and Inhabi- 
tants of the Parish of Saint Anne Middlesex, commonly 
called Saint Anne Limehouse, 14. Of Inhabitants of the 
Wards of Bread-street and Vintry, in the City of London; 
of Merchants, Ship-owners, and Inhabitants of the Town of 
Great Yarmouth; to be printed, 23. Of the Mayor, Bar- 
gesses, and Inhabitants of the Borough Town of Lymington 
and its Neighbourhood ; and of the Minister,Churchwardens, 
and Inhabitants of Ware, 23. Of the Mayor, Aldermen, 
capital Burgesses and Inhabitants of the Borough of Truro; 
of Inhabitants of the Ward of Cordwainer, in the. City of 
London ; and of the Rector, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Kirby Cane, 27. Of Inhabitants of Padstow 
and St. Austell, 33. Of Inhabitants of the Parish of Mylor, 
and of the Town and Neighbourhood of Ulverston; of the 
Mayor and Corporation, and other Inhabitants of the Borough 
of Saint Ives; of the Severn and Wye Railway and Canal 
Company ; of the Mayor, Jurats and Commonalty of the 

Borough and Parish of Deal; of Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Ilfracombe ; of the Town and Parish of pewter of the 
Parishes of Rockbear, Tallaton, Clyst St. Lawrence, Paington, 
and Doddiscombsleigh ; of the Town of Staines, and places 
adjacent thereto; of Minehead, and places adjacent; of 
Rainham ; of the Parish and eag be Portland ; of Rom- 
ford, and its Vicinity, 38. Of the Borough of Horsham and 
the Vicinity; to be printed, 38. Of the Corporation of 
London ; of Inhabitants of the Ward of Cripple ate; of the 
Corporation of Shaftesbury ; — 44.: Inhabitants of 
Ottery S. Mary; of Great ee and of the Ward 
of Aldgate, 45. Ot the Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses and 


Inhabitants of the Town of Falmouth; of the fe 
and Occupiers of Collieries in = Majesty’s Forest o —— 
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of Inhabitants of Dedham, Barking and Stratton; of Resi- 
‘dents in the Town of Bishops Stortford, and its Vicinity ; of 
Inhabitants of the Parish of Cheshunt; of the Rector, 
_Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Stockton, 
.. Of the Vicar, Churchwardens, Vestrymen, Directors of 
the Poor and Overseers of the Parish of Saint Pancras; of 
‘ Inbabitants of the Town of East Harling, and its Vicinity ; 
and of Watchet, and Places adjacent; to be printed, 54. 


Of Gentlemen, Clergy, and Inhabitants of .the Town and ° 


Vicinity of Saint Columb; of Proprietors of Collieries, and 
other Inhabitants of the Parish of Langafelach; of In- 
habitants of Brixham, and Places adjacent thereto; of 
Inhabitants of Tunbridge Wells and its Vicinity; of the 
Mayor, Deputy Recorder, Aldermen, Minister, Freemen and 
‘other Inhabitants of the Borough of Dunheved otherwise 
Launceston, 64. Of Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of 
Burton Bradstock and its Vicinity ; of the Rector, Church- 
_wardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Ellingham; and of 
Inhabitants of the Parishes of Whitstable and Seasalter ; to 
be printed; ibid. Of Inhabitants of Abridge ; of Merchants, 
Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of Bermondsey ; of 
Inhabitants of the Ward of Cornhill ; of the Parishes of Hart- 
land, Pehembury, and Feniton; of the Mayor, Burgesses, 
and Inhabitants of the Borough and Parish of Southmolton ; 
of Inhabitants of the Parishes of Cullompton, and of Silver- 
ton and Broadclist ; of the Mayor, Aldermen, Free Burgesses 
and Inhabitants of the ovate of Camelford; 76. Of Inha- 
bitants of the Borough of Hertford; of the Parish of Green- 
wich, and of the Ward of Bishopsgate; of the Vyanders, 
Electors, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of omgeets 
in the County of Cornwall; and of Inhabitants of the Cities 
of Exeter and Norwich ; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants 
‘of the Parish of Kenwyn; and of the Town of Redruth; 
of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and other Inhabitants of 
Flixton, and the Township of Southelmham; of Owners 
of Collieries and other Inhabitants of the Parish of Lan- 
samlet ; of the Mayor, Jurats and Inhabitants of the Town 
‘and Port of Hythe, and the Vicinity thereof; of Inhabitants 
of Surfleet, and Places adjacent thereto ; of Coal Owners and 
‘ others interested in the Trade of the Port of Llanelly; of 
Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, Yeomen and Inhabitants 
of the. Parish of Tormoham and its Neighbourhood; of the 
Portreeves and Inhabitants of the Towns of Newton Abbot 
and Newton Bushel; of Inhabitants of Topsham; and of 
Bury Saint Edmund ; of the Minister, Churchwardens and 
- Inhabitants of Wimborne Minster; of Inhabitants of the 
Ward of Queenhithe, 81, Of the Mayor, Aldermen, Bur- 
gesses and Inhabitants of the Borough and Parish of Barn- 
staple; of the Portreeve, Aldermen and Burgesses of the 
Borough of Swansea, and the Merchants, Traders, and Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Swansea; of Inhabitants of Ipswich; 
of London and places adjacent thereto ; and of the Parish of 
Gillingham ; of Ship-owners of the Port of Sunderland, and 
others intggested in the Trade of the said Port; of Proprietors 
and Lessees of Collieries on the River Wear; of Inhabitants 
of the Town and County of Poole ; of the Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Milton, in the New Forest; of 
the Mayor, Aldermen, Assistants, Common Council and 
_ Inhabitants of the Borough of Colchester; of Inhabitants 
of Saint Peter's, in the Isle of Thanet; and of the Mayor, 
Jurats and Commoners, and Inhabitants of Tenterden, and 
its Vicinity ; to be printed, 82. Of Merchants, Gentlemen, 
and [nabitants, roulent in and near the Borough of Clifton 
Dartmouth Hardness; of Inhabitants of the Parishesof Abbots- 
kerswell, Kingskerswell, and Saint Mary Church, in the 
County of Devon ; and of the Mayor, Aldermen, Freemen, 
and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Helleston, 90. Of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Parishes of Aldingham 

. and Urswick, in the County of Lancaster, and other Inha- 
bitants of the same; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Roy- 
dong7. Of Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, Yeomen, and 
Tohabitants of the Town and Borough of Ashburton, and its 
Neighbourhood; to be printed, 97. Of Inhabitants of the Port 
of Hayle, and Parishes adjacent thereto ; of Inhabitants of 
Donington, and places adjacent ; of Inhabitants of Cotherstor, 
Epping, Dagenham, Upminster, Hornchurch and Orsett, 102. 
Of Sandwich ; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Combe- 
martin; to be printed, 106. And Dorking, ibid. Of several 
Inhabitant Householders of the Market Town of Framling- 
ham, and of the neighbouring Parishes and Villages; of the 
Minister, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of Emsworth, 110. 
And of the Portreeve, Bailiff, and Inhabitants of the Town 
and Borough of Honiton, and its vicinity ; to be printed, ibid. 
Of the Townreeve, Minister, Churchwardens, and the Inha- 
bitants of Bungay ; of the Minister, Churchwardens, Over- 
seers, and Inhabitants of the Parish of Aylesford; to be 
bem 115. And of Inhabitants of Stamford and Saint 
artin Stamford Baron, ibid, Of Inhabitants of Hawkhurst ; 

of Hadleigh, 120. And of Boston ; to be printed, ibid. Of 
Inhabitants of Bridport; and of the Hundred of Colyton ; to 
be printed, 125. Of Mayor, Jurats, and Commonalty of 
New Romney ; and of Inhabitants of High Furness and 
Cartmel ; to be printed, 131. Of Calico Printers and Bleachers 
of Antrim; to be printed, 136. And of Inhabitants of Lam- 
beth, ibid, Of Inhabitants of Tavistock, 144. Of Inha- 


. bitants of Cambridge, 149; to be printed,.155. Of Pro- 
prietors of Collieries at Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; to be printed, 
149. Of the Ministers, Churchwardens, Overseers, and In- 
habitants of the Parishes of West Walton, Walpole Saint 
Peters, and Walpole Saint Andrews ; and of Cotton Spinners 

- of the Town of Belfast and neighbourhood, 156. Of Inha- 

. bitants of Royston, 162. Of Inhabitants of Miltoa Abbott, 
196, Of Merchants, Traders, and Inhabitants of Lyme 
Regis ; to be printed, 204. And of Charmouth, ibid. Of 
Inhabitants of the Parish of Braunton, and of the Town and 

Neighbourhood of Hatherleigh; of the Rector, Church- 

the 2d Overseers of the Poor, and other Inhabitants of the 

Parish of Saint Paul Debtford ; and of Inhabitants of the City 

and County of Exeter; to be printed, 222, Of Inhabitants of 

the Town and Port of Wisbech ; to be printed, 296. Of Inha- 
bitants of the Borough of Totnes and its Neighbourhood ; of 

Ship-owners and others concerned in the Coal Trade of the 

Port of London ; of Inhabitants of Ilfracombe ; to be printed, 

242. Of the Mayor, Aldermen, Capital Burgesses, and 

Recorder of the Borough Town and Manor of Bideford, 

and the Inhabitants of the said Borough Town and Manor 

and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of Moretonhampstead and 
its Vicinity ; of the Town of Topsham and its neighbourhood ; 
and of Burrington ; of the Mayor, Burgesses and other Inha- 
bitants of the ihe of Okehampton ; and of Gentlemen, 

Clergy, Freeholders, Yeomen, and Inhabitants of the Parish 

of Dunchideock and its Neighbourhood, 242. Of Inhabitants 

of Long Sutton, 255. Of Brickmakers, Tilemakers, and 
others of London; to be printed, 282. Of Ship-owners of 

South Shields, 320. Of George Hodgkinson Barrow, of 

Staveley ; to be printed, 337. Of Richard Gillett and others ; 

to be printed, 347. Of Inhabitants of the Hundred of Diss, 

381.- Of Linen Bleachers of Belfast and Lisburn, 386. And 

of Persons interested in the Coal Trade of Cardiff; to be 

printed, ibid. Of Proprietors of the Gloucester Canal, 437. 

Of Merchants, and others of Norwich, 497. 

Petition of Thomas Bradfield, complaining of Frauds 
in the Metage of Coals; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 452. ; 

—— Petition for the Equalization of the Duties on Inland 
and Sea-borne Coals; viz. Of Proprietors of Collieries on 
the Rivers Tyne and Wear; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 245. 

Acts relative to the Duties on Coals, read ; To be con- 

sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 225. Consi- 

dered, 245. 

Bill to continue the Low Duties on Coals and Culm 

carried Coastwise ; Ordered, 337. Presented, and read ; Day 

appointed for Second Reading; 383: Bill committed, 389. 

Considered, 399. Committee deferred, 408. Bill consi- 

dered, 414. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 

for Third Reading ; 420. Passed, 425. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 450. 


Cockxernam Tithes; Petition for a Bill to commute for a 
Corn Rent, the Dues and Tithes payable to the Vicar; -Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 57. Reported; Bill ordered; 183. 
Presented, and read, 189. Committed, 345. Petition for 
enlarging the Time for making the Report; Time enlarged ; 
391. Petition for enlarging Time for Report, 436. Time 
enlarged, zbid. 

Cocxermoutu Roads. Vide Caruiste. Kirksey Kenpau. 
PENRITH. ’ 


Cocoa Nuts, &amp;c.; Bill to decrease the Duty on Cocoa Nuts 
imported, and to exempt certain Goods from the Payment of 
Auction Duties; Ordered, 377. Instructions, 420, 421; Bill 
presented, and read; 421. Committed, 426. Committee 
deferred, 433, 443, 448. Act 45 Geo. 3, c. 100, read; 
Instruction to make Provision for assimilating the Duties on 
Licences to Maltsters in Ireland, to those of England; and 
Bill considered ; 455. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
a for Third Reading; 463. Passed, 466. Agreed to 

y the Lords, 491. Royal Assent, 502. 

Coite Barnarp. Vide IrELanp. 


Coinace; Motion for an Address, that His Majesty would be 
graciously pleased to direct Inquiries to be made for ascer- 
taining the best mode of adapting the Coinage of the Realm 
to a Decimal Scale; Question Neg. thereupon, 98. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSEs, 15.) 

CotLinenam Road. Vide Lezps. 

Cotne; Petition for a Bill for making and maintaining a Road 
from thence; Referred to a Committee, 57.. Reported; Bill 

- ordered; 177. Presented, and read, 183. Committed, 204. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 246. Passed, 252. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 289. Royal Assent, 300. 

CotontAt EccresiasTicaAL EsTaBLisHMENT; Petition of 
Thomas Easton, Moderator of the Presbytery of Forfar, for 
Ministers of the Church of Scotland to officiate in the 
Colonies on the same footing as Clergymen of the Church of 
England ; to lie on the Table, 282. ‘To be printed, 303. 

CompinaTion Laws. Vide WorKMEN. 

ComMERCIAL Roads; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 15. 7. 
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Report to lie on the Table; 23. Hepes read ; Leave granted 
to ‘give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 27. Bill presented, and read, 190. Committed, 
215. Petition of Rector and others of Saint George, Mid- 
dlesex, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 2209. Peti- 
tion of Commissioners of Whitechapel Paving, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 247. Petition of Imperial 
Gas Light and Coke Company, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 309. Petitions of Freeholders and others 
in Commercial Road; and of Trustees for Lighting Saint 
John Wapping; Saint Paul Shadwell, and other Places, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 318. Petition of 
Commissioners of Paving.Saint John of Wapping and Saint 
George, against ; Referred, Counsel ordered ; 328. Petition 
of Owners and Occupiers of Houses on the line of the Com- 
mercial Road, in favour ; to lie on the Table, 335. Petition 
of Commissioners of Paving Goodman’s Fields, against ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; of Churchwardens and others 
of Mile-end Old Town, against; 347. Petition of Ratcliff 
Gas Light and and Coke Company, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ;. Petition of Trustees of Poplar Paving, 
against; 351. Petition of Trustees of Paving All Saints 
Poplar, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 356. All 
to have Voices, 357. Petition of Inhabitants of Saint Anne 
Limehouse, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 374. 
Petition of Commissioners of Tower Hamlets Sewers, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 380. Bill reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 402. Report further considered; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 421. Passed, 457. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 499. Royal Assent, 503. 

ComMITMEnTs ; Motion for Address for Return of the Number 
of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, who were com- 
mitted to the different Gaols in England and Wales, during 
1822 or 1823; Question Neg. thereupon, and upon several 
other Motions relative to Criminal Offénces; 423. 


COMMITTEES : 


Grand Committees appointed, 6. Vide Grirv- 
ANCES—J usTice, Courts of —RELIGION—TRADE. 
of the wHoLE Houses, appointed to consider-— 
Various Acts, 87, (ve AusTRIAN LoAN.)—219, (v. BEER.)— 
250, (v. CHURCHES.)—225, (v. CoALs.)—415, (v. Corn- 
WALL.) — 34, 133, 175, 169, 511, (v. Customs.) — 362, 
(v. Customs anv Excisr.)— 399, 443, (v. East Inp1,.) 
— 285, 443, (v. Fisnuertes.)\—77, 277, (v. Four Per 
Cents.)—276, (v. Guass Dutizs anp Sweets.) —169, 
(vo. IRELAND.)—379, (0. Lanp RevENvE.)—2109, (v. Law 
Sramps.)\—444, (v. Mauritivus.)—291, (v. NEwrounp- 
LAND.)—201, (v. Rum.)—409, (0. Sautr.)—285, (v. SAVING 
BAnkKs.)—345, 408 (v. ScoTLanp.)—1 46, 168, (v. Sink.) — 
55, (v» SLAvE TRADE.)—261, (c. Sucar Bounties. 
———- Motions, 12. (v.Supprry.) 
Other Matters, 169, 261, 315, 344, 362, 377, (v. 
County Courts.)—12, 41, 169, 345, 379, (0. IRLLAND.)— 
26, (v. PostaGE.)—19, (v. SupPpLy.)-—29, (v. Ways aNb 
Means.)—283, (v. WHEAT.) 
Sevect CoMMITTEES ta rire To draw up an 
Address, (v. ADDRESSES, 1.) oO inquire: into the state of 
the Law relating to Artizans leaving the Kingdom, and the 
Exportation of Machinery, 29, (v. ARTIZANs AND Macut- 
NERY.——To consider of the Allowances granted to Bakers; 
200, (v. Bakers ALLowanceEs.)——To inquire into the 
Expenditure of County Rates, 388, (v. County RatEs.—— 
To consider of the expediency of consolidating and amend- 
ing the Criminal Law of England, 168, (0. Criminat Law.) 
To consider of the Means of maintaining and improv- 
ing the Foreign Trade of the Country, 122, (0. Foreign 
TRADE.) o take into further consideration the state of 
the Lines of Road leading from Glasgow to Ayr, and from 
thence to Portpatrick, 98, (v. GLascow and PortpatRick.) 
To inquire into the local Taxation of the City of Dublin, 
267, (vo. lRELAND, DUBLIN.) To examine into the nature 
and extent of the Disturbances which have prevailed in those 
Districts of Ireland which are now subject to the provisions 
of the Insurrection Act, 3409, (c. IRELAND, INSURREC- 
TION.)——To consider of the best mode of providing for 
a general Survey and Valuation of Ireland, 146, (v. IRELAND, 
VALUATION OF LAND.)——To inquire into the practice 
of paying Wages of Labour out of the Poor Rates, 213, 
(v. Lasourgers.)——To inquire what Temporary Laws of 
a general and public nature, are now in force, &amp;c. 
i eee Ex pirinc.)———To prepare Militia Estimates, 175, 
(vw. Mixitia.) To consider of the several Returns. gmade to 
the Orders of the House, in 1823 and 1824, 230, (v. Poor.) 
To consider the Laws relating to Prisons, 180, (v. Pri- 
sONS.)——To inquire into the present mode of conducting 
Private Business, 423, (0. Prtvare Bustness.)——Of Pri- 
vileges, 6, (v. PRIVILEGES.) To consider of the Account 
of the Expense incurred, and the Estimate of the Expense 
remaining to be ineurred in the building of Courts of Justice, 
&amp;e. 206, (v. Pustic Burtpincs.)——To take into con- 









































sideration the state of the Salmon Fisheries, 290,(0. SALMom - 


FisHEriés. 
Usual Order relating to Committees, 7. 


VoL. 79. 





Sess. 1824. 


———S———S== 
~———~ To report Proceedings, 445.—From, time ‘to time, 
511.—And Opinion from time to time, 6, 250, 
‘To report Opinion, 98.—From time to time, 8, 
To report Observations and Opinion, 29, 33, 230, 
349, 415, 423. roses 
— To report Observations, 8, 113, 168, 180, 200, 213, 
230, 388.—Opinion and Observations from time to time, 33, 
122, 267. - 
To report Minutes of Evidence, 33, 230, 415. 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 6, 8, 68, 
79, 87, 98, 113, 122, 146, 168, 180, 206, 213, 230, 329, 332, 
360, 424. 
———— Ona Bill, to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
29. 
———— To sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 8, 33, 387, 
391, 467, 528. 
—— All to have Voices, 6, 68, 79, 160, 179, 222, 242, 
508, 309, 316, 334, 345, 346, 357, 415. 
— Five to be the Quorum, 8, 29, 98, 113, 122, 146, 168, 
200, 206, 213, 230, 267, 332, 349, 388, 424. Three, 135, 
372; 435» 479, 487- 
To report on Notices, &amp;c. 18, 27, 36, 44, 51, 56, 62, 
72, 79, 80, 89, go, 95, 96, 100, 101, 102, 104, 105, 114, 115, 
120, 130, 147, 153) 154, 155, 166, 171, 172, 173, 178, 183, 
184, 185, 189, 209, 216, 217, 220, 234, 263, 270, 271, 272, 
273, 278, 295, 296, 300, 301. 
— Report Progress, 107, 213, 399, 464. 


— Leave given to Committees to sit and proceed, 143, 
335» 373) 392- 

Time enlarged for Committees to make their Re- 
ports, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394, 400, 401, 403, 411, 421, 429, 
430, 433, 436, 445, 481. - 


a Committee of the whole House, but no Report 
made therefrom, 245. 


























a Committee revived, 394. 


Standing Order made relative to the meeting and 
postponement of Committees on Private Bills, 537. 


On Lords Bills to sit before the usual time, 468, 488, 
493, 496. 


a Committee adjourns without appointing a day for 
their meeting, 229, 


- Vide Instructions. Mempers. Questions 
Nea. Suprty. 


Comprfssep Gas; Petition for Leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill to establish a Company for supplying Compressed 
Gas; Referred to a Committee, 170. orted; Leave 
given; Petition presented ; Referred to a Committee; 176. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 183. Order of Leave for Bill read, 
and discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented, and read ; 
270. Committed, 290. Petitions of the Gas Light and Coke 
Company, and of the Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Voices; 302. | Pe- 
tition of City of London Gas Light and Coke Company, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 317. Petition of 
South London Gas Light Company, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 324. Petition of the Ratcliffe Gas Light 
and Coke Company, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
330. 


ConreRENCE. Vide VAGRANTSs. 

















Connor Benefices. Vide IRELAND. 


ConsoLIDATED Funp. Vide Ways ann MEaAns, and BiLts 
in SupPty. 


ConstTases; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 
Vide InELAND. 


Convicts. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 9, 14, 17, 25, 28, 
35, 53) 57) PENITENTIARY. 





Conway Road; Petition of Inhabitants of Conway, com- 
laining of the dangerous state of the Mail Coach Road; 
ro lie on the Table, 354. 


Cooxg, late James; Petition for dispensing with the Stand- 
ing Orders, in regard to the under-mentioned Bill, 488. To 
lie on the Table, 489. 


Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain Estates 
devised by his Will, 492. Read, 495. Committed; Leave 
to sit, pe | proceed, and to report; 496. Bill reported, and 
passed, 505- Royal Assent, 525. 





Corx, County. Vide IRELAND. 


Corn ; Motion for Jaying before the House, Return of the 
several Persons who have made Returns of the Sales of 
Corn, in London, Liverpool, and Boston, with the Quantities 
of Corn sold; Motion by leave withdrawn, 360. 


—— Vide Accounts. (Appregsgs, 36.) 
Corn. 


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Corn ‘Laws; Petitions. praying for an alteration in the 
existing Laws; viz. Of sabes, and others, of Liverpool ; 
to be printed, 404. Of Bakers. of Liverpool; to be printed, 
476. | 

Cornwatt, Duchy of; Act (3 Geo. IV. c. 78,) for emailing 
His Majesty to lease Lands ; and for the Sale of Prisage an 
Butlerage of Wines, read; To be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House, 415. Committee deferred, 420. Motion 
for the House to resolve. itself into the Committee; the 
King’s Recommendation signified, and Motion agreed to ; 
426. . Matter considered, ibid. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 433. . Vide infra. 


Bill to amend the said Act; Ordered, 
433. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 443. Bill committed, 448. Considered, 457. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 464. Passed, 471. Agreed to by the Lords, 498. 
Royal Assent, 502. 





Coroners. Vide IRELAND. 


Corporation and Txst Acts; Petitions for the Repeal 
thereof; viz. Of Protestant Dissenters in the Metropolis, 
453- To be’ printed, 454. Of Protestant Dissenters of 
Chichester, 460. To lie on the ‘Table; and to be printed ; 
461. Of Protestant Dissenters of the Metropolis; to be 

rinted, 506. Of Ministers and Elders of Churches of Scot- 
and, situated in the West of England ; to be printed, 532. 


Corporations. Vide IRELAND. 

CounseEx; To beheard on Second Reading of Bills, 416, 430.— 
Heard, 431. / 

— To be heard before Select Committees on Bills, 81, 

95, 242, 265, 277, 287, 296, 340, 341.—Of thewhole House, 
437, 487.—Heard, 496. 

On receiving Reports, 409. 

Upon the Third Reading of a Bill, 484. 

Vide Derence sy CouNsEL. QUEsTIONs, 











Neo. 


CounrTers Creek; Petition fora Bill for widening and deepen- 
ing the same; Referred to a Committee, 75. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 108. Presented, and read; 153. Committed, 
193. Petitions of William Young Knight, and Henry Wil- 
liam Knight ; and of several Owners of Land on the line of 
Counters Creek, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 
220. Petition of William Howard and others, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 229. Bill reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 290. ene further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 318. Passed, 335. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 388. Royal Assent, 427. 


County Courts; Bill for preventing Delays and Expenses in 
the Proceedings of County Courts ; Ordered, 55. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 82. Second Reading deferred, 112, 117. Bill 
committed, 122. Considered, 157. Reported; Day appoint- 
ed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to 
be printed; 158. Bill re-committed, 169. Committee de- 
ferred, 181, 187, 200, 205, 206. Bill considered, 218. Com- 
mittee deferred, 224. Instruction for making Compensation 
to certain Persons, 292. Committee. deferred, 245, 260. 
Bill considered ; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 
265. Further Consideration deferred, 281, 315, 322. In- 
structions for granting Compensation to certain Officers, 
327, 328. Bill re-committed, and considered, 342. Fur- 
ther considered, 361. Report deferred, 368. Bill re- 

rted, 377. .To_be. ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Realies 478. Third Reading deferred, 389. Bill passed, 


; Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of 
Inhabitants of Sligo; to be printed, 82. Of Inhabitants 
of Liverpool,-173. Of Inhabitants of Freebridge Marsh- 
land, 224. Of John Entwisle; to be printed, 253. Of 
Cursitors of the County Palatine of Lancaster; of John 
Williams, of Liverpool; and of Traders and Shopkeepers 
of Liverpool; to be printed, 265. Of Samuel Jones, of 
Barnard’s Inn; to be printed, 281. Of Peter Langford 
Brooke, against; to be printed, 312. Of Inhabitants of 
Manchester; to be printed, 319. Of Attornies of London; 
to be printed, 381. : 

-— Petitions in favour of the above Bill; viz. 

Of Incorporated Trades of Perth ; to be printed, 179. Of 

Inhabitants of Whitehaven and Calne, 229. Of Law 

Society of Wilts; and of Mayor and others of St. Alban; 

to be printed, 253. Of'Tradesmen and others of Falmouth, 

257. Of Inhabitants of Ely; to be printed, ibid. Of Mer- 

p a Traders and others of Darlington; to be printed, 

265. Of Tradesmen and Inhabitants of Cockermouth and of 

Kettering ; to be printed, 281. Of ‘Tradesmen and Inhabi- 

tants of Winchelsea ; to be printed; 298. Of Tradesmen and 

Inhabitants of Camborne; Merchants and others of Kingston 

upon Hull; and the Parish of Sculcoates, 312. Of Imbabi- 

tants of Downham Market, ibid. Of Tradesmen and Inha- 











bitants of Penzance, 319. Of Tradesmen and Inhabitants 
of New Sarum, in favour; to be pritited, 324. Petition of 
Corporation of Leeds, against ; to lie on the Table, 355: Of 
Inhabitants of Burnley ; to be printed, 360: Of Tradesmen 
and others of Becontree, 405. And of Tradesmen and Inha- 
bitants of Ross ; to be printed, 405. 





Petitions for Compensations to be made in 
the above Bill ; viz. Of Fletcher Rigge ; to be printed, 186, 
Of Frederick Thesiger, Pilgrim Mangles, Lewis Flanagan, 
and William Erle, Counsel of the Palace Court Westminster, 
298. Of Frederick Thesiger, Pilgrim Mangles and others ; 
also of George Busby White, Town Clerk of Cambridge ; 
to be printed. 319. Of John Hardy, Ksquire, Chief Steward 
of the Court of the Honor of Pontefract, 360. Of John 
Lloyd, of the City of Chester, Prothonotary ; to be printed, 
366.. Of Joseph Mountain of Cirencester, in the County of 
Gloucester; also of Richard Smith; to be printed, 375. 
Of Sir William Elias Taunton, ‘Town Clerk of Oxford; and 
of Officers of Court of Common Pleas Westminster, 386. 
Petition of Keane Fitzgerald, Esquire, Clerk of Warrants, 
&amp;c. Court of Common Pleas; to be printed, 405. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee to consider of granting Compensation to Officers 
for Losses in consequence of the County Courts Bill; The 
King’s Recommendation signified, and Motion agreed to, 
169. Committee deferred, 181, 187, 200, 206, 213. Matter 
considered, 218. Report deferred, 225. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to, 232. Instruction accordingly, 232. Vide 
supra. 








Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee of the whole House, to consider of the propriety 
of granting Compensation to. certain Officers in the Courts of 
Justice ; the King’s Recommendation signified, and Motion 
agreed to; 261. Matterconsidered, 269. Report deferred, 
276, 284, 294, 321. Resolution reported, and agreed to, and 
Instruction accordingly, 327. Vide supra. 


. Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee of the whole House, to consider of making Com- 
pensation to the present Cursitors of the County of Lancaster ; 
the King’s Recommendation signified, and Motion agreed 
to; 315. Considered, 322. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 327. Instruction accordingly, 328. Vide supra. 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
aCommittee ofthe whole House, to consider of making Com- 
pec tomas to the Town Clerk of Cambridge; The King’s 
ecommendation signified, and Motion agreed to; 344. 
Committee deferred, 349. Matter considered, 361. Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to, 368. 
—— Motion for the House, to resolve itself into 
a Committee of the whole House, to consider of granting 
Compensation to the Marshal of the Court of Great Sessions 
in Wales, for the Counties of Glamorgan, Brecknock and 
Radnor; the King’s Recommendation signified, and Motion 
agreed to ; 362. Committee deferred, 377, 382. 


County Rares; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the Expenditure of County Rates ; te report Observations ; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 388. Members added, 402, 426, 482. 


Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs 8, 22, 58,61.) 
Court or CHancgpry; Motion for Reine a Com- 


mittee to inquire into the Delays in the Court of Chancery ; 
Withdrawn; 92. 

















Petition of Inhabitants of Devon, for 
an Inquiry into the Practice of the Court of Chancery ; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 112. 


Vide Accounts. 





County Treasurers. Vide IRELAND. 


Courts or Justice. Vide Accounts. Pusuic Buitp- 
INGS. 


Courts or Recorp. Vide IRELAND. 


Cow ey (Ozford) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 51. 
Bill ordered, 52. 


‘Criminat Law; Select Committee appointed to consider 


the Expediency of consolidating and amending the Criminal 
Law of England ; To report Observations; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 168. 
Members added, 169. Member added, 182. Committee 
to report Opinion and Proceedings, 250. Resolutions re- 
ported ; to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 250. Report 
to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 339. 


Criminat Lunatics; Bill to amend Acts for the better care 
and maintenance of Lunatics, being Paupers or Criminals ; 
Ordered, 260. Presented, and read, 264. Committed ; Bill 
to be printed; 276. Committee deferred, 337. Bill con- 
sidered, 367. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third K ding ; 378. Passed, 389. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 502. 


Crown Lanps. Vide LAND REVENUE. 
Crvuetty to ANIMALS. Vide ANIMALS. 


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Cross, Isaac; -Petition. of Isaac Cross, complaining of the 
conduct of the Surveyor of Assessed Taxes for Lancaster ; 
To lie on the Table, 336. 


Crown Dests. Vide IRELAND. 
Currizers. Vide IRELAND. LEATHER. 


Curry Rivet, (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill‘ to in- 
close ; and Bill ordered, 61, 


Cusroms, (Reciprocity of Duties;) Act (4 Geo. IV. &amp;: 773) 
read; To be considered ina Committee of the whole House; 
considered ; 34. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and 
Bill ordered thereupon ; 41. Vide infra. 

————— Bill to indemnify all Persons concerned in advising, 

' ‘issuing, or acting under an Order in Council, for regulating 
the Tonnage Duties on certain Foreign Vessels; Ordered, 41. 

| Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 49. Committed, 56. Considered, 77. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
86. Passed, 91. Agreed to by the Lords, 116. Royal 
Assent, 123. 

Acts charging Duties of Customs on Goods and 

Wares, and for granting Bounties on Linen and on Silk 

Manufactures exported ; read ; To be considered in a Com- 

mittee of the whole House, and considered, 133. Resolu- 

tions reported, and agreed to, 139. Bill or Bills ordered 
thereupon, 140. Vide infra. Stix. Instruction relative to 

certain Duties on Slates, Sails, Skins and Wool, 231. 

Acts 45 Geo. 3. c.10, 59 Geo.3. c. 52, and 

4 Geo. IV. c. 72; read; To be considered in a Committee of 

the whole House,175. Committeedeferred, 181, 200, 206, 213. 

Acts considered, 218. Report deferred, 225. Six Resolu- 

tions reported, and agreed to; and Instruction accordingly ; 

231. Vide supra. Fifth Resolution read again ; Instruction 

read again; 245. So much thereof discharged as relates to 


the articles of Skins and Wool; Bill ordered thereupon, 245. 
Vide Woo.. 


Bill to alter certain Duties of Customs, and Duties 
on Coals brought to London; and -to repeal certain Duties 
on Linens; Ordered, 140. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
one for Second Reading; to be printed; 245. Second 
eading deferred, 249. Bill committed, 255. Committee 
deferred, 260, 269, 275. Bill considered; reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 283. Bill re-committed, and con- 
sidered, 313. Report deferred, 322, 338, 344, 368. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 376. Third Reading deferred, 382, 398, 408. Leave 
given to offer Clauses; Clauses added; Bill passed; 424. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 450. 
Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of Gentlemen, 
Clergy, and others, of Londonderry ; and of High Sheriff of 
Cork ; to be printed, 332. 
Act of last Session (Union Duties;) read; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House; 169. Con- 
sidered, 181. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Bill 
ordered thereupon; 187. Vide infra. 
Bill to repeal the Duties on all Articles the manu- 
facture of Great Britain and Ireland, on the importation into 
either country from the other; Ordered, 187. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 201. Com- 
mitted ; Bill to be printed; 206. Committee deferred, 213. 
Bill considered, 219. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 226. Bill passed, 232. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 255. Royal Assent, 277. 
House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of the several Acts relative to the Duties and Regulation of 
the Customs, 511. Committee deferred, 521. Acts con- 
sidered ; reported; and Bills ordered; 529. Vide infra. 
Bill for the general Regulation of the Customs ; 
Ordered, 529. Presented, and read; committed ; consider- 
ed; reported; further Consideration of Report put off for 
Two Months; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 529. 
Bill to repeal the several Laws relating to the Cus- 
toms; Ordered, 529. . Presented, and read; committed ; 
considered ; reported; further Consideration of Report put 
off for Two Months ;. Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 520. 
Bill for the prevention of Smuggling ; Ordered, 520. 
Presented, and read; committed; considered; reported ; 
further Consideration of Report put off for Two Months; 
- Bill, as amended, to be sprinted ; 529. 
— Bill for granting Duties of Customs; Ordered, 520. 
Presented, and read; committed; considered; reported ; 
further Consideration of Report put off for Two erat; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 529. ' 
Bill for regulating the.Customs of the Isle of Man ; 
Ordered, 520. Presented, and read; committed ; con- 
sidered ; reported ; further Consideration of Report put off 
for Two Months; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 529. 
— Vide Accounts. 
Customs and Excise; Acts relative to the Duties of Customs 
and Excise; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 362. Considered, 369. Ten Resolutions reported, 

















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Vou. 79.-——Sess. 1$24. 


376. Agreed to; Bills ordered upon the First, Sixth, and 
Tenth; 377. Vide Coats. Cocoa Nuts.’ ScoTuann. 
Spirits. Eighth and Ninth Resolutions read ‘again; and 
Instruction accordingly; 415. Vide East INp1a. First, 
Second, and Third. Resolutions read again; Instruction-wpon 
the Second and Third; 420. Instruction for placing. the 
Parish of Saint Pancras under the inspection of the Head 
Office of Excise; 421.. Vide Cocoa Nurs. Fourth, Fifth, 
and Seventh Resolutions read again; Leave granted to offer 
Clauses ;-424. Vide supra. 


Bill to allow the averment of the Order 





for Prosecution by the Commissioners of Customs, to be suf- 
ficient proof of the Order; Ordered, 486. Presented, and 
read ; committed; 486. Considered; reported; to be. in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 495. Passed, 
498. Agreed to by the Lords, 527. Royal Assent, 524. :, 

Cuttery Trape; Act (59 Geo. 3. c. 7) read; Bill for the 
better Prevention of Fraud in the marking of Cutlery in 
England ; Ordered, 424. Presented, and —s 3 Day appoint- 
ed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 448. Second 
Reading deferred, 471. 


5° Geo. IV. Parl. 7.. Sess. 5. «A. 1824. 


ARLINGTON Railway. Vide Stockton. 

Dartmoutnu Road. Vide Kincsprivce. 

DearuamM (Cumberland) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 15. 

Dearne and Dove Canal; Petition for a Bill to enable that 
Company to make a Reservoir at Silkstone, 15. Referred to 
a Committee, 16. Reported; Bill ordered; 52. Presented, 
and read, 80. Committed, 115. 


Desates; Adjourned 135, 445, 447. Further adjourned; 454. 
Resumed, 483. 

Desrors; Acts (1 Geo. IV. c. 11g and 3 Geo. IV. c¢. 123,) 
for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, read; Bill to amend the 
same, Ordered, 128. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 128, Second 
Reading deferred, 133, 145. Bill committed, 151. _Com- 
mittee deferred, 169, 175. Petition of Merchants of Man- 
chester, against, 177. Committee deferred, 181, 188, 200, 
213, 219, 225. Bill considered, 232. Report deferred, 
245, 249. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 256. Third Reading deferred, 268, 
284. Bill passed, 294. By. the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 483. Considered, and agreed to, 498. Royal Assent, 
502. 

Petition of Merchants, Traders and others of Liver- 

ool, for repeal of Acts; To be printed, 157. Also, of 

Jerchants and others of Bristol ; To be printed, 162. Of 
Merchants and others of St. Giles, Camberwell, 203. 


Petition of Debtors confined in Horsemonger-lane 
Gaol, complaining of certain Regulations affecting them ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 538. 

Vide Accounts. 

Desrtors Court; Petition of James Silvanus and Anne his 
Wife, relating to the conduct of the Provisional Assignees ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 115. 

Derence by CounsEt; Petition of Old Bailey Jurymen, to 
allow Persons accused of Felony to defend by Counsel, 259. 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ;_ 260, 

Motion for a Bill to allow Persons prosecuted 
for Felony, to defend by Counsel ; Question, Neg. thereupon, 
260, 

Demerara; Petition for an Inquiry into the Proceedings on 
Trial of the late John Smith; viz. Or the London Missionary 
Society ; To be printed, 291. 

of the Minister and Congregation assembling in 

Saint Mary’s.Chapel, Charlesworth ; and of Inhabitants of 

the Towns and Neighbourhoods of Warrington, Liverpool and 

Manchester; of Royston and its Vicinity; and of the Borough 

and Town of Barnstaple and its Vicinity ; to be printed, 404. 

Of Inhabitants of the Borough and Foreign of Walsall ; and 

of the Borough of Stafford and its Vicinity; of Gentlemen, 

Merchants and other Inhabitants of Stockton; of the Town 

and Neighbourhood of Bradford, in the County of York; of 

Protestant Dissenters of the Independent denomination wor- 

shipping at Atworth; and in. the Meeting-house -at, Saint 

Margaret’s Hillin Bradford, Wilts; of Wesleyan Methodists 

worshipping in the Methodist Chapel, Bradford; of Protestant 

Dissenters of the Baptist denomination, worshipping in Brad- 

ford; of Protestant Dissenters of the Countess Huntingdon 

denomination, worshipping at Bearfield, in, Bradford ; and 
of Protestant Dissenters of the Independent denomination in 

Bury St. Edmunds; to be printed, 412...Of Members of 

Dissenting Congregations and others, Inhabitants of the Town 

of Truro and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Towns and 

Neighbourhoods of Wigan, Pontefract and Rochdale; of the 

Mayor and other Inhabitants of Macclesfield ; of Inhabitants 

of the Town and Port of Dover. and_its Vicinity; of the 

Borough of Newbury.and its Vicinity; of the antient Borough 

of Thatcham and its Vicinity; of Market Harborough and 

its Vicinity; of Hinckley and its Neighbourhood ; of the 




















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Parishes of Great and Little Chishill and their Vicinity ; of 
Foulmireé, in the County of Cambridge, and its Vicinity ; of 
the County of the Borough of Carmarthen ; and of the Town 
of Barnard Castle; 417. Of Inhabitants of Guildford fa- 
vourable to the diffusion of the inestimable blessings of 
Christianity universally, and especially in the various de- 
pendencies of the British Empire; of Inhabitants of Leicester 
and its Neighbourhood ; of the Friends to Christian Missions 
in the Town of Keswick; of Inhabitants of the Towns and 
Neighbourhoods of Stourbridge, Brighthelmston and Wol- 
verhampton; of Belper and its Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of 
Derby and its Vicinity; of the City and Vicinity of York ; 
and of the Township of Idle; of the Friends of Christian 
Missions in Northallerton and its Vicinity; and of Inha- 
bitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Halifax ; and of 
Whitby and its Vicinity ; to be printed, 417. Of Members 
and Friends of the London Missionary Society residing in or 
near Bungay ; of Protestant Dissenters and others resident in 
the Town of Woodbridge and its Vicinity ; of the Minister 
and Members of a Congregation of Protestant Dissenters, 
and other Friends of civil and religious Liberty in the Town 
of Beccles ; of Inhabitants of the City of Coventry ; of the 
Borough of Preston and its Vicinity; of the Towns and Neigh 
bourhoods of Stockport and Birmingham ; of Stratford-upon- 
Avon and its Vicinity; and of the Town of Tavistock ; of 
Gentlemen, Clergy and other Ministers, and Inhabitants of 
the Borough of Warwick and its Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of 
Sleaford and its Environs, being Members and Friends of the 
London Missionary Society ; of Friends and Contributors to 
the support of the fonda Missionary Society, or to other Mis- 
sionary Societies, at Maidstone ; of Protestant Dissenters re- 
siding in the Town and Neighbourhood of Kingston-upon- 
Thames; of Persons assembling for Divine worship at Weston 
Green Chapel, Thames Ditton; of Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of Tooting and its Vicinity ; of Friends and Supporters 
of the London and Missionary Society, Wincanton; of In- 
habitants of South Petherton; of Friends and Supporters of 
the London Missionary Society, Castle Cary; of Friends 
to religious Liberty residing in Bodmin and its Vicinity ; of 
Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Oswestry ; 
422. Of Inhabitants of the City of New Sarum and its 
Vicinity; of Gentlemen, Clergy, Bankers, Merchants and 
others, Inhabitants of the Town of Taunton and _ its 
Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of the Town of Shrewsbury and 
its Vicinity; and of Blandford Forum and its Vicinity ; 
of Ministers in the Burgh and Parish of Stirling; of 
Gentlemen, Ministers, Merchants and others, Inhabitants 
of the Town and Vicinity of Gainsburgh; of Inhabitants 
of the Town of Barton-upon-Humber; of the Borough Town 
of Maldon and its Vicinity; of the Town and Neighbour- 
hood of Sheffield ; of the Parish of Mirfield; of the Towns 
and Neighbourhoods of Keighley and Heckmondwike; of 
the Neighbourhood of Cleck Heaton; of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Otley ; of the Town of Whitehaven; of 
Gentlemen, Clergy, Bankers, Merchants, and others, In- 
habitants of the City of Bristol and its Vicinity; of Inhabi- 
tants of Workington and its Vicinity ; of Kettering and its 
Vicinity; of the Towns and Neighbourhoods of Bolton and 
Blackburn; of Nottingham and its Vicinity; and of Sutton 
in Ashfield; of the Congregations of Protestant Dissenters at 
Braintree and Bocking; of Inhabitants of the Town of Graves- 
end and its Neighbourhood; of the Town and Parish of 
Westbury; of the Town of Warminster and its Vicinity ; and 
of Market Lavington and its Vicinity; of the Congregation 
of Protestant Dissenters of the Independent denomination 
worshipping in Corsham Chapel; and of the Ministers and 
Members of various Congregations of Protestant Dissenters 
at Trowbridge; to be printed, 422. Of Inhabitants of 
Atherstone and its Vicinity; of the Borough of Arundel and 
its Neighbourhood; of Hitchin, Baldock, Stevenage, and their 
Vicinities; of Ridgmount and its Vicinity; of Greasley and 
its Vicinity; of Frome Selwood; of the Cities of Worcester 
and Chester, and their Vicinities ; of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Northwich; 430. Of the Town of Stroud and 
its Vicinity ; and of Romsey; of Freeholders and others resi- 
dent in Saint Albans and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of Lan- 
caster and the Neighbourhood; of Protestant Dissenters and 
others in the Town and Neighbourhood of Saffron Walden ; 
of Inhabitants of the Village and Neighbourhood of Red- 
ditch ; of the Town and Neighbourhood of Dewsbury; and 
of the Town of Chatham and its Neighbourhood ; of Clergy, 
Gentry, Merchants and others, Inhabitants of the Town and 
County of Haverfordwest and its Vicinity; of Friends to 
Christian Missions resident in the City of Norwich and 
County of the same City; of Calvinistic Methodists in the 
County of Anglesey; of Inhabitants of the Town of Sligo; of 
Gentlemen, Clergy and other Ministers, Merchants and 
others, Inhabitants of the City of Exeter and its Vicinity; of 
Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Denbigh and its 
Vicinity ; of Ilkeston and its Vicinity ; and of the Town and 
Borough of Great Yarmouth ; to be printed, 430. Of Minis- 
ters, Gentlemen and others, Inhabitants of the City of Bath 
and its Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of the Parishes of Ditchling, 
Hurstperpoint, Clayton, Wivelsfield, Chailey and Plumpton, 
and their Vicinity; of the Town and Neighbourhood of Pet- 











worth; of the Town of Cuckfield, and Parishes of Lindfield 
and Ardingly, and their Vicinity ; of Alfriston and its Vicinity, 
and of Leek; 494. Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Mitcham ; of the Minister and others; Members of 
the Protestant Independent Congregation in Ashburton; of 
Gentlemen, Merchants and others, Inhabitants of the Bo- 
rough of Bridport and its Vicinity; of the Treasurer, Secre- 
taries, Directors and Committee of the Hibernian Missionary 
Society; of Inhabitants of Sydling, and of the Town and 
Neigbourhood of Kingston-upon-Hull; of Gentlemen, 
Clergy, Merchants and others, Inhabitants of the Town of 
Ipswich and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Borough. of 
Reading and its Vicinity; of the Mtnisters and Members of 
the Dissenting Congregations at ort, Olney, Woburn, 
Stony Stratford, Buckingham, Great Horwood, Towcester, 
Maulden, Potters Pury, Wollaston, Bedford, Hockliffe, Har- 
rold, Yardley and Hastings; of the South Bucks, Auxiliary to 
the London Missionary Society, and other friends of religion 
in the Neighbourhood ; of Inhabitants of the Town of Mar- 
gate, and Parish of Saint John the Baptist; of the Congrega~ 
tion of Protestant Dissenters who assemble for public wor- 
ship atthe High Chapel in the Town of Kendal, and known 
by the name of Old Independents ; of the Congregation of 
Protestant Dissenters usually denominated Independents, wor- 
shipping in Lowther-strcet Chapel, Kendal; of the Congre- 
gation of the Protestant United Associate Secession Church 
of Scotland, assembling for Divine Worship in Kendal ; and 
of the Members of the Unitarian Society assembling in the 
Market-place of Kendal ; to be printed, 494. of Inhabitants 
of Stowmarket and its Vicinity ; of the Committee of Direc- 
tors of the Greenock Auxiliary Missionary Society; of the 
Congregation of Dissenters of the Independent denomination 
in Bridgnorth, and other friends to the dissemination of Chris- 
tianity; of Inhabitants of Newcastle-under-Lyme; of the 
Town of Uttoxeter; of Lane-End and its Vicinity ; of Stoke ; 
of Burslem and its Vicinity; of Hanley and Shelton; of 
Plaistow and its Neighbourhood ; of the Town and Vicinity 
of Shepton Mallet ; of the City of Peterborough; of the Town 
and Neighbourhood of Yeovil; of the County of Merioneth ; 
of Devizes, Witham, and Hindon, and their Vicinities; of 
the Towns and Neighbourhoods of Huddersfield and Selby ; 
and of the Township of Willesden; of Gentlemen, Clergy 
and other Ministers, Merchants, and Inhabitants of the 
Towns of Plymouth, Devonport, and Stonehouse, and their 
Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Town and Valley of Sid- 
mouth; of Kingsbridge and its Vicinity; of the ‘Towns of 
Bideford, Lifracombe, Appledore, South Molton, and Chulm- 
leigh ; of the Borough of Kidderminster; of Romford and its 
Vicinity; of the Town and Borough of Thetford; of the 
Towns and Neighbourhoods of Horsham and Worthing ; of 
Nuneaton; of Uxbridge and its Neighbourhood ; and of the 
‘own and Neighbourhood of East Grinstead ; of Inhabitants 
of Lymington and its Neighbourhood, subscribers and 
friends to Missions for the Propagation of the Christian Re- 
ligion among the Heathen; of Inhabitants of Rowell Des- 
borough and their Vicinity ; of Unitarian Christians of Moor- 
lane Mesiina-Lotee, Bolton-le-Moors; of Inhabitants of 
Southampton and its Neighbourhood, Subscribers and friends 
to Missions for the Propagation of the Christian Religion 
among the Heathen; 446. Of Inhabitants of the Borough 
and Town of Hertford and its Vicinity; of the Towns of 
Portsmouth and Portsea and their Vicinities; and of the City 
of Gloucester; of Protestant Dissenters of the Congregations 
in and near London; of Inhabitants of West Melton and its 
Neighbourhood; and of the Town and Neighbourhood of 
Knaresborough ; and of Persons being Members of the Esta- 
blished Church, and Ministers and Laymen of different de- 
nominations of Protestant Dissenters in the Towns and Neigh- 
bourhoods of Wootton Basset, Swindon, and Highworth; to 
be printed, 446. Of friends of Christian Missions residing at 
Charmouth ; to be printed, 452. Of Inhabitants of the Town 
and Neighbourhood of Henley-upon-Thames, 459. Of the 
Minister, Elders, Members and Hearers of the United As- 
sociate Congregation of the Secession Church, Alnwick; and 
of Inhabitants of Malton and Pickering; to be printed, zbid. 
Of Inhabitants of Rye; of the Town of Holywell and its Vi- 
cinity ; 473. Of the Town of Hadleigh and its Vicinity ; of 
the Town of Falmouth and the Borough of Penryn; and of 
the Town of Wrexham; and of Inhabitants of the City of 
Cork, taking an interest in the diffusion of divine truth 
throughout the world; to be printed, ibid. Of resident In- 
habitants and Visitors of the Town of Cheltenham ; of Inha- 
bitants of Glastonbury and its Vicinity ; of Members of the 
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters and others, Inhabitants 
of Biggleswade and its Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of the Island 
of Jersey; and of the Town and Neighbourhood of Ayles- 
bury ; of Directors and Friends of the coy | Society in 
the County of Anglesey and Bangor; 481. And_of Pro- 
testant Dissenters and other Inhabitants of the Town of 
Wisbech Saint Peters, to be printed, 482. Of Ministers, 
Elders, Members, and Hearers of the Congregation of the 
Presbyterian Church of Alnwick ; to be printed, 492. Of 
Inhabitants of Liverpool; to be printed, 519. 

—— Motion for an Address relating to the Trial and 
Condemnation of the Reverend John Smith, a Missionary, in 
Demerara ; 





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Demerara; Debate thereon adjourned. 447. Further ad- 
journed, 454. Resumed, 483. Question previous, Neg. 
thereupon, 484. 

— Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 26.) 

Derry Cathedral, Vide Accounts. IrELANnp. 
~Devenisn Church. Vide Accounts. IRELANnp. 


Dinewautu (Harbour and Police;) Petition for a Bill for main- 
taining that Harbour and regulating the Police thereof; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 43. Reported; Bill ordered; 173. 
Presented, and read, 191. Committed, 257. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 363: Passed, 429. Agreed to by the Lords, 
454- Royal Assent, 450. 


DissenTERS ; Petition of Protestant Dissenters of Wareham 
for the Removal of Disabilities; To lie on the Table; and to 

_ be printed ; 254. 

Vide IRELAND. RomAN CATHOLICS. 

Distittery. Vide Rectiriers. 

Distittery Laws; Petition of Argles Bishop, of Maidstone, 
that such Ameliorations of the Distillery Laws may be ex- 
tended to England as are allowed, and about to be further 
granted to Ireland and Scotland; To lie on the Table; and to 

’ be printed; 223. 

Divipenps; Bill to authorize the transfer and payment of 
Dividends of Stock standing in the names of Infants; Ordered, 
293. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed; 294. Bill committed, 321. Con- 
sidered, 333. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 

‘for Third Reading ; 338. Passed, 344. 

Divistons; a Member having come into the House after the 
Question was put, upon which the Noes went forth, he was 
called to the Table, and upon the Question being put to him 
by Mr. Speaker, he declared himself with the Noes, and was 
let out by the Serjeant accordingly, 106. 


~ Objection made to the Numbers declared by the 
Tellers on a Division, 455. 








DonaGHADEE Stream VESSEts. Vide Guascow. 
Dove Canal Reservoir. Vide DEAaRNeE. 


Dovor Church, &amp;c.; Petition for a Bill for building a new 
Church in that Town; Referred to a Committee, 42. 

Drocuepa. Vide IRELAND. 

Drummonp, James. Vide STRATHALLAN, Viscount. 

Dry Ror in the Navy; Petition of John Burridge for the 
appointment of a Committee to inquire what measures may 
be expedient for the extinction of the Dry Rot in the Navy ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 492. 


Dusuin. Vide IRELAND. 


Duncuvrcn; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road from 
thence to Stonebridge; Referred to a Committee, 59. Re- 
ported; Bill seheled ; 120. Presented, and read, 124. Com- 
mitted, 143. Petition of Trustees of Rugby Road, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 172. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 254. Passed, 257. Agreed to by the Lords, 289. 
Royal Assent, 300. 

Dunpaux. Vide IRELAND. 

Dunpvee; Petition fora Bill for better repairing and lighting 
that Town and for building a Bridewell; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 69. Reported; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, an 
read, 191. Committed, 257. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
402. Passed, 465. Agreed to by the Lords, 492. Royal 
Assent, 503. 


Dunston, Thomas. . Vide Gray’s INN Lane. 


Durnam; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road from 
thence to Tyne Bridge; Referred to a Committee, 75. Re- 
ported, 176. Bill ordered, 177. Presented, and read, 193. 
Committed, 215. Petition for additional Provision; Referred 
to a Committee, ibid. Petition from Gateshead, against ; to 

. lie on the Table, 221. Petition for Provision, reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table ; 228. Report read again; Leave 
granted to give Notices, &amp;c. ; Instruction accordingly ; Com- 
mittee to report thereupon ; 234. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of 
Property in Battle Bank, against; Referred; 318. BBill re- 
ported; tobe ingrossed ; 372. Passed, 391. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 438. Royal Assent, 451. 


5° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


EARL Marswar. Vide Marsuat. 


East Inpia (Hindoo Widows); Petition of Inhabitants of 
Tavistock, against the practice of Widows burning themselves 
upon the Funeral Piles of their Husbands; To lie on the 
Table, 144. 











Petition of James Silk Buckingham, late Edi 
of The Calcutta Journal, complaining of asad by dhe 
Government of India; To lieon the Table; and to be printed ; 
413. 
East Inp1a Company; Petition for Leave to present a Peti- 
‘tion for a Bill to enable them to carry into effect an Agree- 
ment with the late Rajah of Tanjore, for the Payment of his 
Debts ; Referred to a Committee, 931. Reported; Leave 
given 5 Petition presented; referred to a Committee; 335&gt; 
eported, 344. Bill ordered, 345. Presented, and read; 
ay appointed for Second Reading; 362. Bill committed, 
372. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 435. Passed, ibid. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 476. Royal Assent, 502. 
--- Acts (54 Geo. 3, ¢. 36, &amp;c.) read; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 399, Con- 
sidered, 408. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon; 415. Vide infra, : 
——--—— Bill to continue the several Acts for establish- 
ing Regulations for the Security of the Revenue on Goods; 
Ordered, 415. Instruction relative to the Duties on Sugars 
imported from the Mauritius and the East Indies, ibid. Bill 
presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
420. Bill committed, 426. Committee deferred, 442, 443. 
Bill eonsidered ; reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 456. Passed, 464. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 491. Royal Assent, 502. ‘ 
—_—_— Act (4 Geo. IV, c. 80,) read, relative to the East 
India Company’s Trade; To be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House, 443. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 448. Vide infra. 
——--—— Bill to authorize the East India Company to 
trade direct from China to the British Colonies and Planta- 
tions in America; Ordered, 448. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 449. Com- 
mitted, 456. Considered; reported; to be ingrossed ; . Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 463. Third Reading deferred, 
455, 471, 479. Bill passed, 483. Agreed to by the Lords, 
510. Royal Assent, 524. 


———-—— Act (53 Geo. 3, c.155,) read; Papers presented, 
respecting the Territories and Commerce of the East India 
Company, read; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for trans- 
ferring to the East India Company certain Possessions newly 
acquired in the East Indies; The King’s Consent signified ; 
Bill Ordered, 472. Presented, and vad ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed; ibid. Second Reading 
deferred, 479, 484, 494. Bill committed, 500. Considered ; 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 511. Passed, 520. Royal Assent, 536. 


Motion for Copy of Regulations of the Small 
Cause Court of the Recorder of Bombay, established by Sir 
William Syer, the first Recorder, in 1799 ; other Papers rela- 
tive to the Court of the Recorder; Question previous Neg. 
thereupon, 530. 

East Retrorp and LitrLesoroven Ferry Road; Petition 
for a Bill for amending, widening, and repairing the same; 
Referred to a Committee, 60. Reported; Bill ordered, 135. 
Presented, and read, 194. Committed, 216. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 281. Passed, 291, Agreed to by the Lords, 
348. Royal Assent, 370. 

Eccues; Bill from Lords, to enable the Vicar of that Parish 
to grant building Leases; 461. Read, 465. Committed, 468. 
Reported, and passed, 480. _ Royal Assent, 503. 

Road. Vide Barton Bripeer. 

EcciesiAstTicaAt Benefices ; Bill from Lords, for the Relief of 
Incumbents of Ecclesiastical Benefices; 469. Read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 472. 
Second Reading deferred, 479. Bill committed, 484. Con- 
sidered, 495. Reported, with Amendments, 500. Agteed 
to; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 501. Passed, 
with Amendments, 527. Agreed to by the Lords, ibid. 
Royal Assent, 524. 

Dignities. Vide IreLanp. 


EpinsureH; Petition for a Bill for better Lighting that City 
and Suburbs with Gas; Referred toa Committee, 12. Re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table; 14. Report read; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report 
on Notices; 18. Bill presented, and read, 184. Committed, 
209. Reported; to be ingponeead 5 342. Passed, 352. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 388. Royal Assent, 427. 

— Vide ScoTLAND, 


EpmonsTOoNng, late Archibald; Bill from Lords, for empower- 
ing the Judges of the Court of Session to sell parts of his 
Estates; 411. Read, 416. Committed, 434. Reported, and 
passed, 481 Royal Assent, 503. 


Epucation. Vide (Appresses, 2.) JTRELAND. 


























VoL. 79. 





Sess, 1824. 


ELECTIONS: 








INDEX ¢o the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. [1824, 





ELECTIONS : 
CONTROVERTED. Vide Petitions, infra. 
ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS :— 


For regulating the Mode of Proceeding with respect to Petitions questioning the Returns of Members, and touching 


Privileges and Elections.7, 


PETITIONS :— 


An Election Petition received from Ireland; 151. Vide Cavan, infra. 








zances, 277. Vide Cavan, infra. 





Consideration of an Election Petition; deferred, 254, 460. 
Order for considering an Election Petition discharged, the Parties not having entered into Recogni- 


Special Report, touching the Right of Election, 365. Vide Bossinev, infra. 


PETITIONS relating to ContRroverTED ELEcTIONS; viz. ; oN 
Bossiney Borough; Petition of Edward Rose Tunno, Esquire, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for 
taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 11. 
Consideration deferred, 254. Petition considered, 345. Committee appointed, 347. Report, touching the Right 
of Election, and that the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c. 365. 


Cavan County; Petition of John Smith, of Tedeham, and others, completing of that Election, 151. Day 
H 


appointed for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue 


is Warrants for Persons, Papers and 


Kecords, 152. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that the Petitioners had not entered into Recognizances in 
respect of their Petition ; Order for considering Petition, discharged ; 277. 





Petition of Freeholders, complaining of certain violent and unconstitutional Proceedings at the last 


Election for that County; To be printed, 348. Referred to a Select Committee, 477. Vide IrELanp, 


INSURRECTION. 


Heuntinepvon Borough; Petition of Samuel Wells, Esquire, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for 
taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 394 


Consideration deferred, 460. 


WRITS ISSUED IN THE RECESS: 


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. 
FOR WHAT PLACE. IN THE ROOM OF ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 
" i ae sities ere Tf Pr. oe, 
Lincoln County - 6 RTO SS Honourable Charles Anderson Pelham - |: Now Baror Yarborough; 3. 
Liskeard - stiten) oi - Honourable William Eliot - - - Now Earl of St. Germans; 3. 








WRITS ISSUED ‘DURING THE SESSION: 


Ashburton - - - = -« Sir John Singleton Copley - = - 
Barnstaple - ° - - - Michael Nolan, Esquire 

Cavan County - : : - Right hon. John Maxwell Barry - 
Clackmannanshire WW if awe Robert Bruce, Esquire - = 
Dumfries, &amp;c. = - - ° . 

Dundalk - - - - - 

Eye - . . - a - Right hon. Sir Robert Gifford = - - 


Huntingdon 
King’s Lynn 


Earl of Ancram - - 
Marquis of Titchfield - 


Perthshire - 
Plympton Earle 


Lancaster - - - - - General Doveton - 

Leitrim - - “e - - Luke White, Esquire - 
Louth County - ee, ee 

Marlborough i ae a Lord Brudenell - = - 

New Ross - - - - = Francis Leigh, Esquire - + 
Northallerton - - - . Henry Peirse, Esquire . - 
Okehampton - - - - Right hon. Lord Dunally - : 
Oxford City bee ee Pode Charles Wetherell, Esquire - 
Oxfordshire : Ee - John Fane, Esquire - - - 
Penryn - ee Henry Swann, Esquire - 7 


John Henry 


James Drummond, Esquire - 
Ranald George Macdonald Esquire 
North, Esquire - 


His Majesty’s Attorney General; 3. 
Justice in Wales; 104. 

Now Baron Farnham; 3. 

Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 536. 


William Robert Keith Douglas, Esquire Commissioner of the Admiralty; 3 
George Hartropp, Esquire © - - - Deceased ; 289. 


Lord Chief Justice of the Court of 
Common Pleas ; 3. 

- Now Marquis of Lothian ; 307. 

- Deceased ; 138. 

- Deceased ; 277. 

- Deceased ; 156. - 


Right hon. Thomas Henry Skeffington Now Viscount Ferrard ; 3. 


First Commission in the Army ; 484. 
Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 16. 
Deceased ; 383. 

Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 411. 
His Majesty’s Solicitor General ; 3. 
Deceased; 76. 

Deceased ; 307. 

Steward of East Hendred; 171. 
Steward of East Hendred ; 110. 
King’s Counsel; 501. 


Portarlington oe Bae Madre, ait © David Ricardo, Esquire - = - Deceased ; 13. 

Queenborough = - - . - Right hon. John Charles Villiers - Now Ear] of Clarendon; 162. 
Sandwich - - - -— = Joseph Marryat, Esquire - — - Deceased ; 3 

ae Lord H I s Howard Mol co 

Steyning oof el tern be { Hower. — shen i. see Deceased ; 533. 

Weobley - - - - - { a oor Lord a he pea erat Steward of East Hendred; 10. 
Westmeath - = = = | Gustavus Hume Rochfort, Esquire - | Deceased; 26. ; 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Right hon. Thomas Wallace -  - 9 “ve Worker of His Majesty’s 
Wigton, &amp;c. - - - : Sir John Osborn, Bart. - - . ee forxenduing Ruble Ae- 








Vide Peers. Speaker. SERJEANT. 








Etmonpon Inaclosure. Vide WenpoN Lorts. 

Ety Road. Vide Camarines. 

Emsroipery. Vide Gotp anp SILVER Lace. 
EmicratTion. Vide ARTIZANs. 

Eguitaste Loan Institution; Petition for Leave to present a 


Petition for a Bill for the Incorporation and Regulation of 
the Equitable Loan Banx Company ; Referred ‘0 a Com- 


mittee, 222. Reported; Leave given; 227. Petition pre- 
sented; referred to a Committee; 235. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 241. Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 204. 
Bill presented, and read, 309. Petition of Inmates of King’s 
Bench Prison, in favour; to lie on the Table, 325. Bill com- 
mitted, 333. Petitions of Pawnbrokers of London and West- 
minster; and of Nathaniel Smith Machin; and Robert 
Debenham, against ; Referred, 334. Of William Gray and» 


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other Inmates ot the Fleet Prison, in favour, 336. Petition 
of James Harris, against; Referred, 351. Petitions of Inmates 
of Whitecross-Street Prison; and of Horsemonger-Lane 
Prison, in favour; to lie on the Table; 372. Petition of 
Pawnbrokers of London and Westminster and Southwark, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 380. Petition of 

omas Eddes, of Vere-street, against, 384. Petition of 
Charitable Corporation for Relief of the Poor, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 387. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 400. Petition of William Harrison, in 
favour, 400. Petitions of Pawnbrokers of Leicester ; London 
and Westminster ; Southwark; Nottingham; Derby; Mans- 
field and Newark, against ; to lie on the Table till the Report 
be received ; and Counsel ordered; 409. Bill reported, 415. 
To be ingrossed, 416. Day appointed for Third Reading, 
435. Passed, 444. 

Erwatt Hospitat and Rerton Free Scnoor; Bill from 
Lords, to enable the Governors to increase the objects of the 
Charity, 476. Read, 479.. Committed; Petition of Pro- 
prietors and Occupiers of Land in Etwall, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 488. Bill reported, with an Amend- 
ment; agreed to; 496. Passed, with an Amendment, 504. 


Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 518. Royal Assent, — 


525+ 

EvesxAmM Improvement; Petition for a Bill for paving and 
improving diet Town; Referred to a Committee, 60. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 185. Presented, and read, 193. Com- 
mitted, 215. Petition of Corporation of Evesham, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 252. Petition of William Bonaker, 
against; Referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 277. Peti- 
tion of Edward Rudge, in favour; To lie on the Table, 277. 
Petition of Edward Rudge, against; Referred; Counsel or- 
dered; Voices; 287. Petition of Thomas Beale Cooper, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 290. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 325. Passed, 335. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 388. Royal Assent, 427. 

Evesuam Roads. Vide TeppincTon. 


Excneguer Britis (Public Works;) Acts for the issue of 
Exchequer Bills for Public Works, read ; Bill to amend the 
same ; Ordered, 285. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 286. Committed, 293. Considered, 305. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 314. Passed, 322. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. 
Royal Assent, 370. 





Acts (57 Geo. 3, c. 34, c. 124, &amp;c.) 
read; Bill to amend and render more effectual the same; 
Ordered, 457. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; ibid. Committed, 464. onsidered ; 
reported ; to be Ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 466. Passed, 472. Agreed to by the Lords, 498. 
Royal Assent, 502. 





Vide Accounts. Svuppry. Ways 
anp Means, and Bitts in Suppty. 

Excueguenr, Court of. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 

Excise. Vide Accounts. 

Excise Duties; Petition of Victuallers of Ramsgate, and of 
the Isle of Thanet, for a Remission thereof; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 16. 


5° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


FARMING Society. Vide IRELAND. 


Faroqunarson ; Motion, that Mr. Farquharson do attend this 
House; Question Neg. thereupon, 112. 

Faversuam; Petition fora Bill for repairing the Road from 
the Post Road near that Town, to Hythe; Referred to a 
Committee, 6. Reported; Bill ordered; 88. Presented, 
and read,176. Committed, 192. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
264. Passed, 330. Agreed to by the Lords, 360. Royal 
Assent, 371. 

Fetpuam, (Susser) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 73. 

Femare Orrenans Asytvum; Petition for a Bill to amend 
and render more effectual, Acts relative thereto; Referred to 
a Committee, 8. Reported; and Bill ordered; 13. Pre- 
sented, and read, 35. Committed, 95. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 144. Passed, 154. Agreed to by the Lords, 195. 
Royal Assent, 202. 

Feocx. Vide Reprutn. 

Fincuiey Road; Petition for Leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill, for making and maintaining a Turnpike Road from 
St. John’s Wood Chapel to Finchley; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 280. Reported; Leave given; 290. Petition pre- 
sented ; Referred to a Committee; 298. Reported ; Leave 
granted to give Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill 
ordered; 301. Committee to report on Notices; Leave 
given to present the Bill; 302. Bill presented, and read, 
318. Petition of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart. against; 
340: Of Inhabitants of Finchley, 347. Of Highgate 
Archway Company, against, 357. Bil ESniitied 372. 


Petition of Sir Thomas Wilson, read again; Referred; and. 


. Counsel ordered; 374. Petition of Highgate Archway 
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Company, read again ; Referred, and'Counsel ordered ; 380. 
Petition of the Reverend George Ion, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 391. . Petition of Minister, Churca- 
wardens, and others, of St. John Hampstead, against ; to lie 
onthe Table, 401. Petition in favour ; Petition of Thomas 
Platt against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 410. Ill to 
have Voices, 415. 
First Fruits. Vide IRELAND. 


Fisneries; Acts (48 Geo. 3. c. 110, gc.) ‘for the further 
Encouragement of the Fisheries, read; To be considered in 
a Committee of the whole House; 276. Committee deferred, 
285. Acts considered, 293. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 305. Vide infra. 

—_ Bill to amend the several Acts for the encourage- 
ment and improvement of the British and Irish Fisheries; 
Ordered, 305. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 328. Committed, 333.. Committee de- 
ferred, 343. Bill considered; reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 368. Further Consideration deferred, 382, 390, 399, 
424, 447, 456. Instruction for allowing certain Bounties on 
Fish, 457. Bill re-committed, and* considered, 464;  Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed’; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
465. Bill, as amended, to be'printed, ibid. Bill passed, 471. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 498. Royal Assent, 502. 

Acts relative to the Bounties on Fish; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 443. Con- 
sidered, 448. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and 
Instruction accordingly ; 457. _ Vide supra. 

—————_ Vide Accounts(IRELAND) FISHERIES. (Scor- 
LAND) FISHERIES. WHITE HERRINGS. SAtmMon 
Fisnery. 

FLANAGAN, Thomas. Vide IRELAND. 

Fireet Marxet. Vide Lonvon. Firer Marker. 

Fiint, Charles; Petition complaining of the Conduct of 
George Chetwynd, Esquire, a Member of- the House, in his 
— of Chairman of the Quarter Sessions of Stafford ; 

r. Chetwynd being in his place ; Motion, that the Petition 
be brought up, by Leave withdrawn, 106. 

Foot Guarps. Vide Accounts. ARMY. 

Footmen ; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 

Footratns; Petition of James White, of Plymouth, for the 
establishment of Footpaths on the sides of Roads; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 121. 

Foreien Corn ; Petition of Importers and Holders of Fo- 
reign Corn, of Kingston-upon-Hull, for a Reduction of the 

. Duty thereupon, 9358. 

— Vide Accounts. Corn. Wueart. 


Forricn Linens; Petition of Merchants, Ship-owners, and 
Inhabitants of Liverpool, to repeal so much of 4 Geo. IV, 
c. 24, as prohibits Foreign Linens being warehoused free of 
Duty for exportation; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
528. 

Forr1gn Trapz; Select Committee appointed to consider of 
the means of maintaining and improving the Foreign Trade 
of the Country; To report Opinion and Observations from 
time to time; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; 122. Motion, that it be referred to the 
Committee, to take into consideration the state and amount 
of Duty per ton, payable by British Vessels on entering the 
Ports of France ; Motion, by leave withdrawn, 125. Members 
added, 136. Petition of Mr. Warre; Referred, 149. Mem- 
ber added, 201. Report (Pilotage); To lie on’ the Table; 
and to be printed; Report (Quarantine); To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 491. Report (Port of London) ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 515. 

Forcery; Petition of Edward Heaton, of Higher Bentham 
(York) recommending his Plan for preventing the Forgery 
of Notes ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 490, 


Founpunc Hospitrayt. Vide IRELAND. 


Four per Cents; Acts read; To be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House; 77. Considered, 83. Resolu- 
tions reported, and agreed to, 92. Bill or Bills ordered 
thereupon. Vide infra. IRELAND. FouR PER CENTs; 
Acts 17 Geo. 3, c. 46, read; Mr. Speaker to give Notice at 
the Bank of England; 94. First Nine Resolutions, and 
Order, to be printed; Nine last Resolutions, to be printed; 
103. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that he had given 
Notice accordingly ; 108. 

Bill for transferring Annuities of Four 

Pounds per Centum into Annuities of Three Pounds Ten 

Shillings per Centum; Ordered, 94. Presented, and read ; 

Day appointed for Second Reading ; 113. Committed, 117. 

Considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further consider- 

ing Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 122, 

Further Consideration deferred, 133. Bill re-committed and 

considered, 144. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 

for Third Reading; 150. Passed, 158. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 187. Royal Assent, 202. 

Acts read ; To be considered in a Com- 


mittee of the whole House; 277- Committee deferred, 285. 
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‘Acts considered, 338. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 
343. Billordered, 344. Vide infra. 

Bill for eotares the eaies &lt; 1 
hequer Bills, for the Payment of Proprietors of Four Foands 
rt Centum Annuities th England and Ireland ; Ordered, 
344- Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; 350. Committed, 361. Considered, 369. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Day oreeene for Third Reading + Bill, 
as amended, to be printed ; 376. Third Reading deferred, 
390, 399- Bill passed, 414. Agreed to by the Lords, 445. 
Royal Assent, 450. 








































































Vide IRELAND. 

France. Vide Spain. 

Freperick, Sir John, Bart.; Bill from Lords, for carrying 
into effect certain Articles of Agreement with the late Lord 
Bishop of London; 492- Read, 495. Committed ; Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed ; and to report; 496, Bill reported, 
505. The King’s Consent signified; and Bill passed; 506. 
Royal Assent, 525. 

Ferree Discussion. Vide Reticiovs ToLERATION. 

Freemasons. Vide IRELAND. 

Frienpty Societies; Petition of George Glenny, Actuary, of 
London, for the regulation thereof; To lie on the Table, 
530. 





Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 54.) 
Futter, John. Vide Assavutts. 





5° Geo. IV. Parl.7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 
G ALLOWAY, Earl of; Bill from Lords, for empowering 


the Judges of the Court of Session to sell parts of his 
Entailed Estates for payment of his Debts, 469. Read, 472. 
Committed, 487. Reported, and passed, 496. Royal Assent, 
504. 

Gauway Charter. Vide IreLanp. 

Game Laws; Bill to amend the Laws for the Preservation of 
Game; Ordered, 47. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 82. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 133. Bill committed, 150. Considered; re- 
posted 5 Day appointed for further considering Report; and 

ill, as amended, to be printed ; 168. Further Consideration 
deferred, 200. Bill re-committed, and considered, 213. 
Committee deferred, 218, 231. Bill considered, 245. Com- 
mittee deferred, 255, 260, 269. Bill considered, 283. Re- 

orted ; Day appointed for further considering Report; and 
Bil, as amended, to be printed; 284. Further Considera- 
tion deferred, 315, 342. Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
reported Day appointed for further considering Report; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; .367. Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 378, 308, 405, 412. Bill re-committed ; 
Committee put off for Three Months; 441. 

Petitions against the above Bill ; viz. Of William 

Cobbett; 203. To be printed, 204. Of Owners of Land in 

Berks; to be printed, 212. Of Owners and Occupiers of 

Land in Southampton and Surrey; to be printed, 234. Of 

Yeomen and Farmers of Gloucester, 313. Of Yeomen and 

Farmers in Gloucester; to be printed, 320. Of Yeomen 

and Farmers of Gloucester ; to be printed, 332. Of Persons 

resident in Halifax, against ; to be printed, 354. Of Yeomen 
and Farmers of Middlesex; to be printed, 366. Of Inha- 

bitants and Freeholders of Saddleworth, 441. 


| — Petitions in favour of the above Bill; viz. Of 
Inhabitants of Huddersfield ; to be printed, 156, Of Justices 
of the Peace of Norfolk; to be printed, 325. 


Gaots; Act (4 Geo. IV, c. 64,) read; Bill to amend the 
same ; Ordered, 65. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 76. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 99, 112. Bill committed, 127, Instruction 
to the Committee to divide the Bill into two Bills; con- 
sidered, and report that the Committee had divided the Bill 
into two Bills; 133. Vide infra. 


Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws 
\ relating to the builcing and regulating Gaols and Houses of 
i Correction in England and Wales; Reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
rinted; 133. Further Consideration deferred, 145, 150. 
ill re-committed ; considered; reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day aeons for Third Reading; 158. Bill passed, 164. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 187. Royal Assent, 202. 
Bill to authorize Magistrates to contract with 
Justices having charge of County Gaols, for the Care of 
Prisoners ; Reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 133. Further 
Consideration deferred, 159. Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
eported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 164. Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 200, 225,255. Bill re-committed to a 
Select Committee, 284. Bill reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
rinted ; 304. Further Consideration deferred, 315, 322. 
etition of Sir John Cox Hippisley, against; to be printed, 
327. Bill re-committed ; considered; 366. Reported; Day 














appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 367. Further Consideration de- 
ferred, 378, 382, 390, 399. Petition of Justices of Peace of 
Northallerton, against ; to be printed, 404. Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 420, 425-. Bill xe-committed; con- 
sidered; reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; and to be printed, asamended; 432. Third 
Reading deferred, 443. Petition of Justices of Merioneth, 
against; tolie onthe Table, 446, Third Reading deferred, 
448, 456. Bill passed, 462. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
507. Considered, and agreed to, 512. Royal Assent, 524. 


Generat Gas Company; Petition for a Bill for grantin 
certain Powers and Authorities to a Company, to be calle 
The United General Gas Company ; Referred to a Committee, 
18. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 73. Report 
read again, and re-committed, 79. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
96. Order of Leave for Bill read, and discharged ; another 
Bill ordered ; presented, and read; 143. Petitions of the Dublin 
and Hibernian Gas Light Companies, against ; to lie on the 
Table, 203. Bill committed, 251. Petition of Oxford Gas 
Light and Coke Company, against, 281. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed ; 326. Passed, 328. 


Generctyn (Cardigan) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 63. Presented, and read, 191. Committed 
364. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 401. Bill 
reported; Report to lie on the Table; 435. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 459. Passed, 468. Agreed 
to by the Lords; 492. yal Assent, 504. 


Gisss, Thomas. Vide Pavinc. 
Gin. Vide RectTiriErs. 


GisBuRNE Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
Repairing thesame, 30. Referred to a Committee, 31. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 49. Presented, and read, 57. Com- 
mitted, 78. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 128. Passed, 134. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 163, Royal Assent, 165. 


GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL; Petition for a Bill to amend, 
alter, and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
74- Reported ;. Report, to lie on the Table; 102. Petition 
of Messrs. Farrers and Co. complaining of a non-compliance 
with the Standing Orders; to lie on the Table, 105. Report 
read; Leave granted to give Notices,and to deposit a Plan, 
&amp;c.; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices.; 105. 
Bill presented, and read, 114. Committed, 328. Petition of the 

Marquis of Bute and Earl of. Dumfries, against ; to lie on 

the Table, 340. Petition in favour, 346. Petition of the 

Marquis of Bute and Earl of Dumfries against ; Referred, 

and Counsel ordered; Voices; 362. Petition of Richard 

Blakemore, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 362. 


Guascow; Petition for a Bill for vesting in Commissioners 
certain Roads, leading from Glasgow to Portpatrick, 49. 
Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported ; Report to lie on 
the Table; 143. Report read; Leave granted to give No- 
tices, and to deposit Plans; Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on Notices; 147. Petition for Leave to present the 
Bill; and leave given ; 193. Order of Leave for Bill read, 
and discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented, and read ; 
289. Committed, 308. Petitions of Proprietors of Lands 
and of Manufacturing Establishments in the vicinity and to 
the south of the City of Glasgow, and chiefly resident in the 
Countyof Renfrew, and in that quarter called The Gorbals and 
Kilbride Road district ; of Justices and Assignees to the 
Tolls on the Gorbals and Kilbride district of Turnpike 
Roads, in the County of Renfrew ; of the Preceptor and 
Patrons of the Charitable Institution in Glasgow, incorpo- 
rated by Royal Charter, called Hutcheson’s Hospital ; od of 
Trustees upon the Road leading from Glasgow, by Kingswell 
and Kilmarnock, to Ayr, and also of Proprietors of Land in 
the County of Ayr, adjoining to the said Road, against ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; Voices; 333. Petition of 
Incorporation of Merchant House, Glasgow ; Referred ; ibid. 
Petitions of Convener, Trades Baillies, and others Members 
of Trades House, Glasgow; ibid. Petition of Proprietors of 
Lands of Glasgow, against ; Referred, and Ss ordered ; 
352. Petition of Lord Provost, Magistrates, and others of 
Glasgow, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 357. 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 360. Petition 
of Provost, Baillies, and Town Council of Paisley ; of Trus- 
tees for regulating the Turnpike Roads in Renfrew, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Petition of Archibald Speirs, 
Preses of a Meeting at Renfrew, against; Referred ; 362. 
Petition in favour ; Tine enlarged for Committee to report ; 
401. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 434. Passed, 449. 

Vide JourNALS. 


—__-———— Bridewell. Vide LANARK. 


(Strezt and Roads ;) Petition for a Bill; Referred 
toa Committee ; 70. Reported, 172. Report to lie on the 
Table, 173. Report read again; Leave granted to give 
Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 184. 
Leave granted to deposit an Estimate with regard to the said 
Road, 184. Vide infra.. 

—— Bill-for-making a Road from thence to Parkhead ; 
Ordered, 184. Presented and read, 191. Committed, 249, 
Reported ; 





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INDEX ¢o the SEVENTY-NiINTH VOLUME. 





Reported ; to be ingrossed; 403. Passed, 429. Agreed to 

by the Lords, 454.. Royal Assent, 451. 

~_ Bill to amend an Act for opening a Street from 
the Cross at Glasgow eastward, to Monteith Row; Ordered, 

/ 184. -Presented, and read, 191. Committed, 246. Reported ; 
to be in ; 341. Passed, 357. Agreed to by the Lords, 
388. Royal Assent, 427. 

Guiascow AND Port Parricx Roads; Select Committee 
appointed to take into further Consideration the state of the 
Lines of Road leading from the City of Glasgow to oe and 








from thence to Port Patrick, &amp;c.; and to report Opinion 
thereupon; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to 
be the Quorum; 98. Instructions relative to the Establishment 
of Steam Packets for the conveyance of the Mail between 
Scotland and-Ireland, 281. Petition of Magistrates and 
Town Council of Irvine, for Provision ; Referred, 295. Peti- 
tion of Merchants and Traders of Dublin; Referred, 434. 
Petition of Freeholders and others, of Kirkcudbright, relative 
to the employment of Steam Vessels from Donaghadee to 
Port Patrick; Referred, 462. Report to lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 507. 

Guiascow and Yoxer Roads; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 44. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, and read, 124. 
Committed, 143. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 403. Passed, 
433- Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 458. 

Guass Dutizs and Sweets; Acts (59 Geo. 3. c. 104, Kc.) 
relative thereto, read; To be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House, 276. Considered, 285. Resolutions 


reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 293. 
Vide infra. 





Bill to continue Act relating to 
the Duties of Excise on Glass; Ordered, 293. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 303. Com- 
mitted, 321. Considered, 333. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 
338. Day appointed for Third Reading, 339. Passed, 344. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 366. Royal Assent, 370. 


Guiossorp Roads; Petition for a Bill for amending and im- 
proving the Road from Glossop to Marple Bridge; Referred 
to a Committee, 11. Reported, 113. Bill ordered, 114. 
Presented, and read, 118. Committed, 128. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 233. Passed, 241. Agreed to by the Lords, 
274. Royal Assent, 278. 

Groves; Petition of William Harrison, Commercial Attor- 
ney, and Representative of the House of Messrs. Riviere and 
Co, of Foley-street, complaining of the seizure of Gloves, as 
being of French Manufacture; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 273. 

Gopuey Lanse Heap Road; Petition for a Bill for makin 
and maintaining a Road from thence to Wibsey Slack; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 22. Reported; Bill ordered; 32. 
Presented, and read, 38. Petition of Gentlemen Farmers, 
and Inhabitants of Hipperholme-cum-Brighouse, in favour, 
324. Bill committed; Petitions from Shelf, Halifax, North- 
owram, and Bradford, in favour, 326. Petitions of Pro- 

rietors and Occupiers of Estates; and of Inhabitants of 

alifax, against; Referred; Voices; 350. Petition of Trus- 
tees of Roads from Wakefield to Halifax, against; Referred, 
351. Bill reported; to be iaronsed 5 393- Passed, 411. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 445. Royal Assent, 451. 

Go tpen-Sguare; Petition for Leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill for paving and improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 309. 

Gotp and Sitver Lace; Petition of Gold and Silver Refiners, 
Lacemen and Embroiderers of London and Westminster, 
complaining of the Introduction of Foreign Embroidery ; To 
lie. on the Table, 174. 

Goons and Wares. Vide Customs. 

Goo tz; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from Goole 
to Thorne, 75. Referred to a Committee, 76. 

Govurtay, Robert. Vide Privitecss. 


Gramrounp Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving thesame; Referred to a Committee, 
15. Reported; Bill ordered; 36. Presented, and read, 52. 
Committed, 81. Reported; to be ingrossed; 351. Passed, 
371. Agreed to by the Lords, 406. Royal Assent, 428. 


GRAND Jury PresENTMENTS. Vide IRELAND. 


Gray’s Inn Lane Paving; Petition for a Bill for forming, 
paving and lighting certain Streets in St. Pancras, belonging 
to Thomas Dunston, and others; Referred to a Committee, 
14. Reported; Bill ordered; 53. Presented, and read, 149. 
Committed, 166. Reported ; to be greets 352. Passed, 
357- Agreed to by the Lords, 406. Royal Assent, 427. 


Great Torrincton Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually improving and keeping in Repair the same ; Refer- 
red to a Committee, 51. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 170. Report read; Leave granted to give Notices; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 172. Bill 

esented, and read, 176. Committed, 191. Reported; to 
ingrossed; 351. Passed, 356. Agreed to by the Lords, 
388. - Royal Assent, 427. 


VoL, 79.——Sess. 1824. 


Greenock Harbour and Police; Petition for a Bill for 
consolidating, explaining and amending Acts, 70. . Referred 
to a Committee, 71. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
143. Report read again; Leave granted to give Notices; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 154. Bill 
presented, and read, 191. 

Greenwicu Road; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 36. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 78. Presented, and read, 191. Committed, 214. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 264. Passed, 301. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 348. Royal Assent, 370. 7 ae 

and Dertrorp Gas Light; Petition for Leave to 
rt a Petition for a Bill for lighting those Towns with Gas ; 

eferred to a Committee, 192. Reported; Leave given; Pe- 
tition presented ; Referred to a Committee ; 208. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 215. Report read again; Leave 
granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 
on Notices; Leave given to present the.Bill; 220. Bill pre- 
sented, and read, 251. Bill committed, 270,, Petition of 
James Thomas, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
330 : 

Grievances; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

GrosvENor, Countess; Bill from Lords to enable her and 
others to make Conveyances of certain Estates, 366. Read, 
371. Committed, 46. Reported, with Amendments; and 
agreed to; 481. Passed, with Amendments, 485. Agteed 
to by the Lords, 499. Royal Assent, 504, 

Grow1nc Crops. Vide IRELAND. 


Guetpn, Olive; Petition of Olive Guelph (styling herself 
Princess of Cumberland,) praying for protection and redress ; 
To lie on the Table, 102. 





5°Geo.1V. Parl.7. Sess.5. A. 1824, 


HALIFAX; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to Huddersfield; Referred to a Committee, 38. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 47. Report read 
again ; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 56. Order of Leave for Bill, 
read, and discharged; another Bill ordered; 101. | Pre- 
sented, and read, 109. Committed, 125. Petitions of Credi- 
tors and Proprietors of the Tolls arising on the Roads from 
Halifax to Sheffield, so far as relates to the first district of 
the said Roads; of Owners of Estates in the Parishes of 
Halifax and Huddersfield; of Trustees for executing certain 
Acts passed for the Repair of the Roads from Halifax to 
‘Sheffield, so far as relates to the first district of the said 
Roads; and of Owners and Proprietors of Estates within, 
and other Inhabitants of the Township of Linley otherwise 
Old Linley, in the Parish of Huddersfield ; and of the Town- 
ships of Warley and Fixby, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; Voices; Petition. in favour; 340. Petition of 
Owners and Proprietors of Estates of Elland cum Greetland ; 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 346. Bill re 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 373. Passed, 380. Agreed to b 
the Lords, 411. Royal: Assent, 428. ° 
and SHEFFIELD Road; Petition for a Bill] toen- 
large Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
66. Reported; Report to. lie on the Table; 80. Report 
read again; Leave granted to give Notices; Bijll ordered ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 89. Report read again ; 
Order of Leave for Bill, read; Leave to deposit a Duplicate 
Map or Plan; Committee to report thereon; 97. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Elland cum Greetland, against; to lie on 
the Table, 100. Bill presented, and read, 194. Committed, 
216. Petition of Inhabitants of Halifax, against; Referred ; 
Counsel ordered; Voices; 340. Bill reported; to be in- 
rossed ; 363. Passed, 393. Agreed to by the Lords, 438. 
oyal Assent, 451. 
HamMeERsmiTH ; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge over 
the River Thames, from thence to Barnes; Referred to a 
Committee, 52. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 149. 
Report read again ; Leave given to deposit Plans and Papers ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 166. Bill 
presented, and read, 189. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 281. Petitions of Proprietors of Putney Bridge, and 
of Charles Pitt, Surveyor, against; to lie on the Table, 981. 
Petitions of Inhabitants of Chiswick, Richmond, Hammer- 
smith, Kensington, and Barnes, in favour; to lie on.the 
Table, 289. Bill committed, 290. Petition of Robert 
Tunstall, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 931. 
Petition of Proprietors of Putney Bridge, against; $39. 
All to have Voices, 346. - Petition of Proprietors of Putney 
Bridge, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 352. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 400. Passed, 428. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 467. . « 


Hanp, John. Vide Ink. 

Haprine Poor. Vide TunstTEap. 

Harrison, William. Vide Groves, ba . 

Harwe.t Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
amending and keeping in Repair the same; Referred.to a 


Committee, 33. Reported; Bill ordered; 53. Presented, 
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and read, 184. Committed, 215. Reported; to be in- 
gonads 71. Passed, 445. Agreed to by the Lords, 476. 
‘Royal Assent, 503. 

Harwicn Church; Petition for a Bill to amend Act 1 and 
2 Geo. [V.; Referred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 170. Report read again; Leave 
granted to give ‘Notices ; Bill ordered’; Committee to report 
on Notices; 174. Bill presented, and read, 201, Com- 
mitted, 241. Reported; to be ingrossed; 394. Passed, 458. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 507. Royal Assent, 503. 

Hastesoroven Wax (Northampton) Lands; Motion for 
Leave to bring in a Bill to inclose; The King’s Consent 
signified, and Motion agreed to, 230. Bill presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
232. Petition of Owners of Estates in Silston, for provision ; 
to lie on the Table, 258. Bill committed, 321. Reported, 
and Bill re-committed, 459. Considered ; reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Dey een for Third Reading; 465. Bill 
passed, 471. By the Lords, with Amendments, 510. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 514. Royal Assent, 525. 

Haw Brince; Petition for a Bill to amend Act, 57. Referred 
to a Committee, 58. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 
67. Report read; Leave granted to give Notices, and to 
deposit a Plan, &amp;c. Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 
Notices; 79. Bill presented, and read, 109. Committed, 
130. Petitions of Trustees of Tewkesbury Roads, and 
others, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 160. Pe- 
tition of John Blagdon, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 310. . Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 339. Passed, 
409. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 476. Considered, 
and agreed to, 504. Royal Assent, 525. 

Hazarp, Thomas; Petition of Thomas Hazard, complaining 
of his Imprisonment ; To lie on the Table; and to be print- 
ed; 126. 

Heaton, Edward. Vide Forcery. 


Hererorp ; Petition fora Bill for lighting with Gas that City 
and Suburbs ; Referred to a Committee, 46. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 95. Report read again; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report 
on Notices ; 102. Bill presented, and read, 120. Committed, 
129. Petition of Helena Shaw Lefevre, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 158. Bill reported, 340. To be in- 

rossed, 341. Passed, 356. Agreed to by the Lords, 388. 
Royal Assent, 427. 

Vide Rapnor, 

Herrincs. Vide Scortann (WHITE HERRINGS.) 

Hextrorp; Petition for a Bill for making a Canal from the 
River Lee Navigation to join the Regent's Canal; Referred 
to a Committee, 52. Reported; Bill ordered; 76. Pre- 
sented, and read, 96. Committed, 120. Petition of Cor- 

oration of London, against; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 
Voloes ; 224. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
251. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 288. 
Passed, 296. Agreed to by the Lords, 355. Royal Assent, 
379- 

Hipes anp Skins; Petition for a Bill for repealing Acts, and 
for making other Provisions in lieu thereof; Referred to a 
Committee, 55. Reported; Bill ordered; 79. Presented, 
and read; Day er for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 96. Bill committed, 110. 


Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of 
Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers, Harness-makers, Leather-dressers, 
Cordwainers, and other Persons of Nottingham; of Tanners, 
Fellmongers, Curriers, Sadlers, Boot and Shvemakers, and 
Dealers in Leather, resident in Preston and its Vicinity ; and 
of Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers, Harness-makers, Cordwainers, 
and others, of Warrington; Referred, 153. Of Tanners, 
Curriers, Shoemakers, and Sadlers, resident in the Township 
of Chorley, and the Neighbourhood thereof; of Tanners, 
Curriers, Scdlers, Card-makers, Harness-makers, Cordwainers, 
and other persons interested in the consumption of Leather, 
of Rochdale ; of Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers, Harness-makers, 
Cordwainers, and others, in and near the Town of Blackburn; 
of Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers’ Ironmongers, Sadlers, Harness- 
makers, Cordwainers, Bellows-makers, Pocket-book and Case- 
makers, Breeches-makers, Glovers, and others, of Birming- 
ham; of Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers, Cordwainers, and others 
engaged in the Leather Trade, of Kingston-upon-Hull, and its 
Neighbourhood ; of Tanners, Curriers, Shoemakers, Sadlers, 
and other Manufacturers and Dealers in Leather resident in 
and near to the Borough of Macclesfield; of Tanners, Curriers, 
Fellmongers, Oil Leather Dressers, Tawers, Sadlers, [ronmon- 
gers’ Sadiers, Harness-makers, and Cordwainers, residing in 
and near the City of Bristol; of Tanners, Curriers, Skinners, 
Cordwainers, Harness-makers, Glovers and others, concerned 
ijn the Leather Trade, in the Town of Manchester, and its 
Vicinity; 160. And of Tanners, Curriers, and Leather Cut- 
ters of Bury ; to be printed, ibid. Of Tanners, and others, 
of Northallerton, 168. And of Tanners, and others of Wor- 
cester; to be printed, ibid. Of Tanners, Curriers, Shoe- 
makers, and others engaged in the Leather Trade, in Bever- 
ley; of Manufacturers and others concerned in the Leather 
Trade, in the Town of Ellesmere and its Vicinity; and of 














Tanners, Carriers, and others concerned in the Leather Trade, 
resident in the Town of Kendal, and its Vicinity; 172, Of 
Tanners, and others of Bath; to be printed, 179. Of Tan- 
ners, and others of Lichfield; to be printed, 185. Petition 
of Tanners, and others of Lancaster ; to be printed, 194. Of 
Tanners, Curriers, Cardmakers, Sadlers, Shoemakers, and 
others, of Halifax ; of Tanners, Skinners, Fellmongers,.Lea- 
ther Dressers, Curriers, Sadlers, Harness-makers, Cordwainers, 
Bellows-makers, Pocket-book and Case-makers, Breeches- 
makers, Glovers, and others, of Sheffield; 212. Of Tanners, 
Curriers, Leather Catters, Shoemakers and. Sadlers of the 
Town of Ashton-under-Lyne; and of Tanners, Curriers, 
Skinners, Sadlers, Cordwainers, and other Persons working 
in or manufacturing Leather within the Town and County of 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; to be printed, 212. Of Inhabitants 
of Shrewsbury; of Tanners, and others of Chester, 216. Of 
Tanners, Curriers, Skinners, Sadlers, Cordwainers, and other 
Persons working in or manufacturing Leather, within the 
City of Durham and the Suburbs thereof; to be printed, 
222. And in the Town of South Shields ; and in the Town 
of Sunderland near the Sea, and its Vicinity; ibid. Of Tan- 
ners, and others of North Shields, against; to lie on the Ta- 
ble; and to be printed ; 233. Of Fellmongers and Butchers 
of Canterbury, ibid. Referred; all to have Voices; 234. 
Of Tanners, Curriers, Skinners, Sadlers, Cordwainers, and 
other Persons working in or manufacturing Leather, within the 
Towns of Gateshead and Barnard Castle, and in the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Bradford; ibid. Of Tanners, Curriers, 
and others of Penrith; to be printed, 254. Of Morpeth, 25,3. 
Of Tanners, Curriers, Fellmongers, Oil Leather-dressers, 
Tawers, Sadlers’ Ironmongers, Sadlers, Harness-makers, and 
Cordwainers in and near the City of Bristol; and of Tan- 
ners, Curriers, Skinners, Sadlers, Cordwainers, and other 
Persons working in or manufacturing Leather in Berwick 
upon-1T weed, and its Vicinity; 257. Of Tanners and others 
of Hexham and Corbridge; 273. Of Tanners, Curriers, and 
others of Darlington, 297. 





Petition in favour of the above Bill; viz 
Of Butchers and others of Halifax, 254. 





Acts (39 and 40 Geo. 3, c. 56, 41 Geo. 3, 
c. 53) read; Bill to repeal the same; Ordered, 2909. _Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; goz. 
Committed; Acts 43 Geo. 3, c. 106, and 48 Geo. 3, c. 71, 
read; Instruction to repeal the same; 314. Petitions re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 319. Petitions referred, 345. 
Five a Quorum; Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; 345. Petitions referred, 347, 353, 358, 365. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing ; Minutes of Evidence, ordered; . presented; to be 
printed; 383. Third Reading deferred, 424. Bill =i 
442. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 467. 





Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of Tan- 
ners, Curriers, Shoemakers and others engaged in the Leather 
Trade, of Prescot; of Tanners, Curriers, Skinners, Shoe- 
makers, Sadlers and Leather-dealers, of Whitchurch, Prees 
and Malpas; and of Tanners, Curriers, Skinners, Sadlers, 
Cordwainers and others, of Thirsk; also, of Tanners, Curriers 
and others, of Blackburn; 312. Of Tanners, Curriers, Lea- 
ther Dressers, and Dealers in Leather, of Workington; of 
Curriers, Skinners, Sadlers, Harness-makers, Cordwainers, 
Breeches-makers, Glovers and others, of Worcester; of Tan- 
ners, Curriers, Leather-cutters, Harness-makers, and Cord- 
wainers, of Dover; of Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers, Bridle- 
cutters, Shoemakers and other Leather-dealers, of Knares- 
borough ; of ‘Tanners, Curriers, Fell-mongers, Sadlers, Cord- 
wainers, Glovers and others, of New Malton; and of Tanners, 
Curriers, Shoemakers and other Artificers employed in the 
dressing and working of Leather, of the Borough of Rich- 
mond ; to be printed, 312. Of Tanners, Curriers and others, 
of Manchester; also residing in the Town of Lancaster ; to 
be printed, 319. Of Tanners, Curriers, Cordwainers and 
others residing in Liverpool; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
Voices; 319. Of Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers, Coach Harness- 
makers, Cordwainers, Breeches-makers and Glovers, of North- 
ampton; of Tanners, Skinners, Tawers, Curriers, Sadlers, 
Harness-makers, Cordwainers, Bellows-makers, Breeches- 
mgkers, Glovers and other Persons engaged in the Leather 
Trade, of Wolverhampton ; of Tanners, Curriers, Cordwainers 
and others engaged in the Leather Trade, of Liverpool and 
its Vicinity ; of ‘Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers, Cordwainers and 
others, of Oxford; of Curriers, Sadlers, Cordwainers, Harness- 
makers and others, of Canterbury; of Tanners, Curriers, 
Cordwainers and others, of Abingdon ; of Curriers, Leather- 
cutters and Boot and Shoemakers, of Brighton ; and of Tan- 
ners, Curriers, Cordwainers, Sadlers and Harness-makers, 
and other Persons connected with the Leather Trade, of 
Chester; Referred, 319. Of Tanners, Curriers, Leather- 
cutters, Harness-makers and Cordwainers, of Sandwich ; and 
of Persons connected with the Leather Trade, in Newcastle- 
under Lyne; Referred, 324. Of Curriers, Sadlers and others, 
of Leicester ; of Tanners, Curriers and others, of Shrewsbury ; 
Referred, 331. Of Tanners, Curriers and others, of Birming- 
ham ; also, of Tanners and others, of Walsall; Referred, 336. 
Of Tanners and others, of Wigan; to be printed, Of 

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Tanners and others, of York ; and of Cockermouth; Referred, 
47. Of Tanners, Curriers, Shoemakers and other Dealers in 
eather, of Wenlock ; of Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers and Cord- 

wainers, in Pontefract; of the Deacon, Boxmaster and other 

Members of the Incorporation of Shoemakers, of Aberdeen ; 

of Tanners, Cordwainers, Curriers, Sadlers and Harness- 

makers, of Ashburton; of Shoe-manufacturers and others 
concerned in the Leather Trades, of Stafford ; of Tanners, 

Fellmongers, Curriers, Sadlers, Shoemakers and other workers 

in Leather, of Mansfield; of Butchers, Tanners, Curriers, 

Skinners, Sadlers, Shoemakers and Leather-dealers, of Elles- 

mere ; of Tanners, Curriers, Sadlers, Cordwainers and others 

engaged in the Leather Trade, of Howden ; and of Tanners, 

Fellmongers, Curriers, Sadlers and Boot and Shoemakers, of 

Bridlington; Referred, 353. Of Tanners, Curriers, Leather- 

cutters, Shoemakers and Sadlers, of Ashton-under-Line; of 

Curriers, Sadlers, Cordwainers, Harness-makers and others 

interested in the Leather Trade, of Faversham; of Tanners, 

Curriers, Skinners and Dealers in Leather, of Aberdeen; of 

Curriers, Tanners, Fellmongers, Cordwainers, Sadlers and 

others, Manufacturers of and Dealers in Leather in the City 

of New Sarum; and of Tanners, Curriers, Skinners, Sadlers, 

Cordwainers and others, of Wakefield; Referred, 358. Of 

Tanners, Curriers, Leather-dressers and others, of Notting- 

ham ; also, of Wigton; and of Manufacturers, of Glasgow ; 

Referred, 365. Of Tanners, Curriers and others engaged in 

the Leather Trade, of Brampton; also, of Carlisle and Sheffield ; 

374. Of Tanners, Curriers and others, of Whitehaven ; and 

of Inhabitants of Holywell; 380. Of Butchers, Tanners and 

Fellmongers, of Kingston-upon-Hull; 394. Of ‘Tanners, 

Curriers, Felimongers, Cordwainers and Sadlers, of Haver- 

fordwest; and of Tanners, Skinners, Curriers, Shoemakers 

and others, in Maryport; to be printed, 394. Of Manu- 
facturers, of Dewsbury ; 404. Of Tahabionits of Annan ; to 
be printed, 404. Of Tanners and others, of Musselburgh, 

418. Of Tanners, Curriers and others, of Eye; and of Stow- 

market; 422. Of Tanners and others, of Perth; to be 

printed, 430. Of Tanners and others, of Hereford; to be 
printed; 437. Of Tanners, Curriers and others, of Bury St. 

Edmunds, 446. 


Petitions in favour of the above Bill; viz. 





Of Butchers of the Parish of Ashton-under-Line; of Butchers, 
of Bolton and Bury; of Butchers of Liskeard; of the Incor- 
seat ti of Fleshers or Butchers in Edinburgh ; of Fleshers or 
utchers in the City of Edinburgh ; of the Incorporation of 
Fleshers or Butchers of Leith; of Master Butchers of Shore- 
ham and Steyning; of Butchers of Deptford, Lewisham, 
Woolwich and Greenwich ; of the Incorporation of Fleshers 
in the City of Saint Andrews ; of the Incorporation of Butchers 
in the Canongate of Edinburgh; and of Butchers of Saint 
Mary-le-bone and Saint Giles-in-the-Fields, and of Saint 
George Bloomsbury ; 312. Of Butchers of Manchester, Sal- 
ford and Rochdale ; of Butchers of Maidstone; of Butchers 
of Whitchurch; of Butchers of Rochester, Chatham and 
Strood; of Butchers of Southwark ; of Butchers of Clare 
Market and Newport Market, and Streets adjacent, in the 
City of Westminster, in Fleet Market, and in Whitechapel 
Market and Streets adjacent; of Butchers of the City of Lin- 
coln; of Master Batchers of Brighthelmston ; of Butchers of 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; of Butchers and Fellmongers of Can- 
terbury ; of Butchers of Much Wenlock; of Butchers in 
North Shields ; and of Butchers of Shrewsbury ; to be printed, 
312. Of Butchers of Peterborough; to be printed, 318. Of 
the Deacon and Incorporation of the Flesher-trade of the 
Royal Burgh of Cupar; of the Incorporation of Fleshers or 
Butchers in the City of Perth ; of Butchers and Fellmongers, 
Leather-dressers and Tanners, of Worcester; of Master 
Butchers of Coventry; of Master Butchers of Arundel and 
Littlehampton ; of Butchers of Carliste; of Butchers of Liver- 
pool; of Butchers of Stockport ; of Butchers in Leadenhall 
and Newgate Markets in the City of London ; and of Butchers 
of Reading ; Referred, 318. Of Butchers of Faversham ; of 
Butchers of York ; of the Incorporation of Fleshers or Butchers 
in the City of Aberdeen ; of the Incorporation of Fleshers or 
Butchers of the antient and Royal Burgh of Dundee ; and of 
the Cordiner Corporation of Dundee, and Dealers in Leather 
in the Borough of Dundee; Referred, 324. Of Butchers of 
Bury Saint Edmunds; and of Butchers of Abingdon; Re- 
ferred, 331. Of Butchers of the City of Bristol; of Butchers 
in South Shields and Gateshead ; of Butchers, Leather-dres- 
sers, Tanners and Fellmongers, of Birmingham; and of the 
Master Wardens and Court of Assistants of the Worshipful 
Company of Butchers of London; 335. Referred, 345. Of 
Butchers of Colchester; Referred, ibid. Of Butchers and 
others of Walsall, Chichester and Dover; Referred, 347. Of 
Master Butchers of Worthing and Bridgnorth; Keferred, 
353- Of Butchers of Bradford ; Referred, 358. Of Butchers 
of Nether Knutsford, Huddersfield, Leeds, Wakefield and 
Sheffield; 374. Of Butchers of Lancaster, and in the ‘Towns 
of Blackburn and Haslingden, and Over Darwen, and other 
Places ; to be printed, 3 Of Butchers of Burnley, Chor- 
ley ; 394. Of Warrington ; to be printed, 394. Of Butchers 
of Nottingham and Chester; 404. Of Batchers of Preston; 
418. Of Master Butchers of Lewes ; to be printed, 422. 


VoL. 79. Sess. 1824. 





Hicuways. Vide Turnrixe Roaps. 


Historicat PaintineG; Petition of Benjamin Robert Hay- 
don, fonnenrnernt, the encouragement of Historical Paint- 
ing ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 491. 


Hottoway Road. Vide BattLe Brince. Campen Town. 
Hottowecate Heap Road. Vide Scartuo. 

Houmatin’s Estate. Vide Macrae. 

Houime Lane Heap Road. Vide Birstat. 


Hotyueap Steam Packets; Petition of Merchants and Tra- 
ders of Dublin, complaining of the inefficacy of the Post 
Office Steam Packets, and the state of the Holyhead and 
Chester Roads; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 197. 


Home Circuit. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 17, 18.) 
Horsemoncer Gaol. Vide Destors. Surrey Gaot. 


Horses; Petition of Farmers and Market Gardeners of Batter- 
sea, complaining of their Horses being assessed to the Horse 
Tax; To lie on the Table, 273, 

Vide SLAUGHTERING HovsEs. 


Horwicu Road. Vide Botton. 


HOUSE : 


Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House of 

Peers, at the opening of the Session, 3. 

— Attends His Majesty in the House of Peers, at the 

close of the Session, 538. 

Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privi- 

leges and Elections, &amp;c. 7. Vide Constasies. Exec- 

Tions. Evipence. Footmen. Mempers. Peers. 

PosTMASTER- GENERAL. PriviLeGes. SERJEANT. 

SPEAKER. Votes. WITNESSEs. 

Resolutions of, limiting the Time for receiving Pri- 

vate Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills; to be printed, 7. 

Resolution enlarging the Time for receiving Reports, 355. 

Resolution of, relative to the mode of Proceeding 

with respect to Ordérs of the Day, and Notices, 8. 

Resolution of, relative to the War between France 

and Spain, 48. 

Resolution of, that it is expedient to provide for a 
general Survey and Valuation of Ireland, 146. 

—-—~- — Resolution of, approving the firmness and sound 
Policy which have guided His Majesty’s Councils in respect 
to the late Hostilities between France and Spain, 180. 

Interrupted in its proceedings by a Message from the 

Lords, 431. 

——-—— Adjourns for want of Forty Members, 10, 118, 141, 
207, 261, 300, 450, 502, 538. 

Grants Leave for giving Notices, &amp;c. upon a division, 
Vide St. KaruHarine’s Docks. 

Grants Leave tor Notices to be given, of the Applica- 
tions for Private Bills, viz. By Advertisement, on Church 
Doors, and on Sessions House Doors, 18, 79, 90, 96, 102, 
120, 123, 130, 155, 171, 184, 209, 217, 220, 270, 272, 273, 
295, 300, 301.—On Church Doors, 154, 184.—On Sessions 
House Doors, 36.—By Advertisement, 44, 57, 104.—By Ad- 
vertisement, aud on Sessions House Doors, 27, 80, 89, 100, 
101, 105, 125, 130, 147, 148, 153, 154, 172, 174, 183, 185, 
189, 216, 234, 271, 278, 296, 300.—By Advertisement, and 
on Church Doors, 51, 56, 62, 95, 102, 115, 263.—To deposit 
Plans, &amp;c. 56, 57, 72, 95, 101, 105, 114, 120, 125, 130, 147, 
148, 154, 166, 173, 178, 184, 217, 234, 271, 278, 300, 301.— 
To give Notice of depositing a Plan, 97.—To amend a Plan, 
69. 


























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Resolves at rising to adjourn to a certain Day, 13, 

33, 108, 157, 187, 218, 275, 304, 338, 367, 383, 432, 465, 

521, 532. : 

Informed, that a Committee had adjourned without 

appointing another Day for their Meeting, 229.—That Coun- 

sel were in attendance, 416. 

— Resolves itself into a Committee, but no Report 

made therefrom, 245. 

Motion for the House to adjourn, withdrawn, 389. 

———— Motions for the House to adjourn, Neg. 494. 

___—_——- Sits till after Twelve o’clock, 182, 214, 226, 232, 223, 
256, 458 ;—till Half an hour after Twelve, 113, 151, 164, 277, 
362, 370, 379, 524;—till One, 134, 188, 207, 219, 246, 250, 
399, 415 ;—till after One, 128, 261, 270, 286, 345 ;—till Half 
an hour after One, 170;—till near Two, 427, 449, 502 ;—till 
after Two, 108, 333, 444 495 ;—tll Half an hour after Two, 
323, 512;—till Three, 350, 480 :—till after Three, 485. 


Sends a Message to the Lords, aaa y | a Copy of 
Report from the Committee on the Petition of the Chamber 
of Commerce of Glasgow, relative to the Weights and Mea- 
sures Bill, 113. Report communicated by the Lords, 118. 


———— Sends a Message to the Lords, requesting the wae 
sitions taken in India relative to Wilson’s Divorce, 484. De- 
positions communicated accordingly, 491. _ Depositions to 


be returned to the Lords, 504 











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HOUSE—continued. 
Desires a Conference with the Lords, 515. Lords 
agree to a Conference, ibid. Vide Vacranrs. 
— Vide Accounts. (AppRESSES, 31.) CLERK OF 
Tue House. Lorps. Memsers. Orpers. QuEsTIONS 
Nec. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 








Hovsz in Lombard Street. Vide PostmMasTER GENERAL. 


House anp Winpow Tax; Petitions for the Repeal thereof, 
viz, Of John Richards of St. Leonard, Shoreditch ; to be 
printed, 102. Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Houses in 
Cheltenham ; to be printed, 111. Of Merchants of Edin- 
burgh; to be printed, 138. Of Inhabitants and House- 
holders of the Parish of St. Nicholas, Bristol ; of Inhabi- 
tants and Householders of Christ Church and St. Ewin; 144. 
Of Inhabitants of Howden, 156. Of Inhabitant Householders 
of Winchester; to be printed, 196. Of Inhabitants of St. 
Paul Covent Garden; of Inhabitants of Doncaster; to be 

rinted, 216. Of Inhabitants of Bridge Ward, 216. Of 

ector, Churchwardens and others of Saint Paul Deptford ; 
to be printed, 223. Of Inhabitants of Sheffield; and of the 
Town and Parish of Woolwich; to be printed, 235. Of 
Inhabitants of the Town of Hinckley, assessed to the House 
and Window Tax; of Merchants and Guild ry Kon of 
the City of Perth; 253. Of Shopkeepers of Kingston- 
upon-Hull; and of Inhabitants of Warminster, and its 
Vicinity; to be printed, 253. Of Inhabitant Householders 
of the Parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, 258. Of Inhabi- 
tants of the City of Ely ; and of Inhabitant Householders 
of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull and its Vicinity; to be 

rinted, ibid. Of Churchwardens, Overseers and Inhabitants 
of Clerkenwell, 272. Of the United Incorporations of Wrights, 
Masons, Coopers, Plumbers, Painters, Glaziers, Bowers, 
and Slaters of the City of Edinburgh; of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Lyncombe and Widcombe ; of the Parish of Saint 
Peter Westcheap ; to be printed, 298. Of the Overseers of 
the Poor and other Inhabitant Householders of the Liberty of 
Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden, and Ely Rents, in the Parish 
of Saint Andrew Holborn; of the Mayor and Commonalty 
of the Borough of New Woodstock; and of Inhabitant 
Householders of the said Borough; 298. Of Inhabitants 
of the Ward of Cripplegate, 313. Of Merchants, 'Trades- 
men and others of Dartmouth, 320. Of Incorporation of 
Waukers of Edinburgh ; to be printed, 348. Of Nobility, 
Clergy and others of Carmarthen, and of Mayor and Inha- 
bitants of Carmarthen, ibid. Of Inhabitant Householders 
of Bridgenorth ; to be printed, 354. 

- Vide AssessEp TAXEs. 

HuppersrieLp Road. Vide Hauirax. 

Hutt Docks. Vide Kincsron veon Hutt. 

Hutt Poor. Vide Kincston uron Hutt. 

Hume Improvement; Petition for a Bill for lighting and 
improving that Township, 53. Referred to a Committee, 
54. Reported; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 
129. Committed, 154. Petition of Householders against ; 
Referred and Counsel ordered; 263. Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of Hulme against, 320. All to have Voices, 345. 
Bill reported, 373. To be ingrossed, 374. Passed, 401, 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 433. Considered and 
agreed to, 444. Royal Assent, 450. 

Huntinepon, Borough. Vide ELections. 

Hype Park Corner Roaps. Vide KEeNnsiIncron. 





5° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 
J AMAICA; Petition of Louis Celeste Lecesne and John 


Escoffery, complaining of their Seizure and Imprisonment ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 395. 


Iprerorp Road: Vide Newton Apport. 


JetticorseE, late Joun ; Bill from Lords, for confirming the - 


Inclosure of certain Lands in the Manor of Howle, so far 
as relates to his Allotments, 461. Read, 464. Committed, 
468. Reported, and passed, 472. Royal Assent, 504. 

ImperiaAL Gas Ligrutr and Coxe Company; Petition for 
a Bill to alter and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
73: 

ImpounpiNG Distresses. Vide IRELAND. 

Inpremniry; Bill to indemnify such Persons in the United 
Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices and 
Employments ; Ordered, 98. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 104. Committed, 107. 

onsidered, 113. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 117. Passed, 127. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 150. Royal Assent, 165. 
InnurRst INcLosurr. Vide Pamper. 


Ink; Petition of John Hand, respecting his Invention of 
a durable Ink ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
112. 

InnKEEPERS; Bill for fixing the Rates of Subsistence to be 
es to Innkeepers, and others, on Quartering Soldiers; 

Day appointed for 

Bill committed, 256. 


tdered, 241. Presented, and read; 
Second Reading ; 250. 


Committee 





deferred, 261, 269. Bill considered, 276. Reported; to 


be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 284. 
Passed, 294. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. Royal Assent, 
370. 


INSTRUCTIONS: 

To Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
in Bills, to make Provision, 139, 151, 188, 216, 231, 415, 
420. 








To Select Committees on certain Matters, to 
consider of other Matters, 8, 281, 515. 

To Committees of the whole House on Bills, 
to make Provision, 56, 145, 175, 314, 455) 457, 500. 

To Select Committees on Bills, to make Pro- 
vision, 262, 271, 278, 333, 369, 487. 

Order for an Instruction, in part discharged, 











246. 





To Committees of the whole House, on 
a Bill to divide it into two Bills, 133. 


To a Committee of the whole House, to receive 
a Clause of Appropriation, 399. 


Vide Questions Neg. 











Vide IRELAND. 
Vide REuiciovus OPINIONS. 


JOURNALS : 

To be printed, 25. 

Entries therein read, 266. 

Special Entry made therein, upon agreeing to 
Lords Amendments, 524. 

Committee appointed to inspect the Lords 
Journals, with relation to any Proceedings on the Redbrook 


Roads Bill ; Three to be the Quorum, 135. Report to lie on 
the Table, 142. 


INSURRECTION. 
JONEs, James, 

















Committee appointed to inspect the Lords 
Journals, with relation to any Proceedings on the Blandford 
and Poole Roads Bill, 371. Three to be the Quorum, 372 
Report, 383. To lie on the Table, 384. 

Committee appointed to inspect the Lords 
Journals, with relation to any Proceedings on the Shepley- 
lane Head Roads Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 435. Re- 
port to lie on the Table, 448. 

Committee appointed to inspect the Lords 
Journals, with relation to any Proceedings on the Glasgow 
and Portpatrick Road Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 487 
Report to lie on the Table, 505. 
Committee appointed to inspect the Lords 
Journals, with relation to any Proceedings on the Southwark 
Bridge Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 479. Report to lie 
on the Table, 479. 


Vide Accounts. 














IRELAND: 


(ABSENTEES.) Petition of Gentlemen, Freeholders 
and Clergy of the Barony of Upper Ossory, for a Tax on 
Absentees ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 527. 

— (ADVANCE OF CAPITAL.) Motion for appointing 
a Committee to consider of addressing His Majesty, for 
advancing Money to Ireland ; Question previous Neg. there- 
upon, 321. 

(ANNUITY COMPANY.) Petition for Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill for incorporating the same; Referred 
to a Committee, 189. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented accordingly ; referred to a Committee; 207. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 295. Presented, and read, 302. Com- 
mitted, 458. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 486. Passed, 488. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 535. Considered, and 
agreed to, ibid. Royal Assent, 539. 


(BANKERS.) Vide Pusiic CREDIT, infra. 


( BANKING ESTABLISHMENTS.) Motion for Leave 
to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 29 Geo. 2, c. 16, for the 
Regulation of the Banking Establishments of Ireland, by 
leave withdrawn, 381. 

(BARONY COLLECTORS.) Petition of Gentlemen 
and landed Proprietors in the Barony of Owney and Ayra, 
complaining of the fraudulent Proceedings of defaulting Col- 
lectors ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 360, 

( BELFAST.) Petition of Merchants and others of 
Belfast, for the Establishment of a Bank; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 157. 

— (BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION.) Peti- 
tion of the Vice President, Managers, Visitors and Proprietors 
of the Belfast Academical Institution, for an Inquiry into the 
utility, administration and resources thereof; To lie on the 
Table ; Motion, that the Petition be printed; Amendment 
proposed, and withdrawn ; Petition to be printed, 474. 

— (BoarD oF Works.) (Act 57 Geo.3, c. 62,) for 
abolishing certain Offices and regulating certain other — 
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read; Bill to amend; Ordered ; 158. Instruction for making 
Provision to the Commissioners, 188. Bill presented, and 
read, 201. Committed ; Bill to be printed ; 206. Committee 
deferred, 213, 219. Bill considered, 226. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 232. Passed, 
241. Agreed to by the Lords, 266. Royal Assent, 277. 
— (Ibid.) Motion for granting Compensation to the 
Commissioners ; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House ; The King’s Recommendation signified ; Mo- 
tion agreed to, 169. Committee deferred, 175. Matter 
considered, 181. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and 
Instruction accordingly; 188. Vide supra. 

(Boes.) Petition for Leave to present a Petition, for 
a Bill for incorporating a Company for the Drainage of Bogs 
in Ireland ; Referred to a: Committee, 189. Reported; Leave 

iven; Petition presented; Referred to a Committee ; 207. 
Reponal ; Report to lie onthe Table; 217. Read again, and 
re-committed, 261. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 
264. Report read again; Bill ordered; 280. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 286. Bill com- 
mitted, 380. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 393. 

(Ibid.) Bill for improving and draining the Bogs in 
Ireland; Ordered, 267. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; 303. Bill committed, 321. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 436. Passed, 449. 

(BRENOGUE Harbour.) Petition for a Bill for 
completing the Port or Harbour at Brenogue; Referred to 
a Committee,68. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
167. — read again; Leave granted to deposit an Esti- 
mate ; Bill ordered, 173. Committee to report thereon, 174. 
Bill presented, and read, 183. Committed, 280. Time en- 
larged for Committee to make their Report, 392. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 434. Passed, 458. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 483. Considered, and agreed to, 488. 
Royal Assent, 502. 

(BuRIALS.) Act(g Will. 3, c. 1,) relative to Bu- 
rials in suppressed Monasteries, Abbeys, or Convents in Ire- 
Jand, read; ‘lo be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, and considered, 169. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 181. Vide infra. 

(Ibid.) Bill to repeal so much of the said Act as re- 

lates thereto; Ordered, 181. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 207. Com- 
mitted, 225. Considered, 231. Petition of Irish Catholics, 
against; to be printed, 236. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; zbid. Passed, 245. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 274. Considered, and agreed 
to, 283. Royal Assent, 300. 
—--- (BUTTER TRADE.) Petitions relative thereto, viz. 
Of John James Burgoyne, Provost of Strabane; to be 
printed, 325. Of Farmers of Queen’s County ; to be printed, 
452. Of Inhabitants of Strabane; to be printed, 474. 

(Ibid.) Bill for better regulating the Butter Trade 
of Ireland; Ordered, 423. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 429. Bill committed; and to 
be printed; 447. Committee deferred, 477, 484. 

— (CAPITAL.) Vide ADVANCE OF CAPITAL. 
supra. 

(CASTLE TSLAND.) Petition for a Bill for deter- 
mining the Tenancy in common of the Advowson of the Rec- 
tory of Castle Island, 68. Referred to a Committee, 69. Re- 
— Report to lie on the Table; 160. Report read again ; 

ill ordered; 165. Presented, and read, 190. Committed, 
329. Time enlarged for Committee to report; Petition of 
Lord Clive, against; Referred, and Counsel. ordered ; 391. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 430. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed ; 450. Passed, 451. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 492. Considered, and agreed to, 496. Royal 
Assent, 504. . 


(Cavan County.) Vide ELections. 


(CHARITABLE DONATIONS.) Vide CHARI- 

TABLE INSTITUTIONS, infra. 
—— (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) Petitions from 
several Public Institutions in Ireland, for further Aid, offered ; 
The King’s Recommendation signified; Petitions brought 
up, and read; to lie on the Table; 86. Petition of the 
Society for promoting the Education of the Poor; to be 
printed, 107. 

(CHURCHES.) Act (4 Geo.IV, c. 86) relative to 
the [mprovement of Church Lands in Ireland, read; Bill to 
amend the same ; Ordered, 103. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 107. 
Committed, 113. Considered, 117. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 122. Passed, 
128. Agreed to by the Lords, 150. Royal Assent, 165. 

— (Ibid.) Petition of Inhabitants of the Parishes of 
Brigown and other Places, for the building of Churches in 
Ireland ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 405. 

(Ibid.) Motion, that it is expedient to inquire whe- 
ther the present Church Establishment of Ireland be not more 
than commensurate to the Services to be performed, both us 


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regards the Number of Persons employed, aud the Incomes 
they receive ; Question Neg. thereupon, 332. 
(CLERGY. Bill to consolidate and amend the 

Laws for enforcing the Residence of Spiritual Persons on 
their Benefices ; Ordered, 41. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
— for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 56. Second 

eading deferred, 112. Committed, 122. Considered; re- 
ported; Day appointed for further considering Report; and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 128. Further Consideration 
deferred, 158, 164, 200, 206, 213, 219, 225,232, 255, 275, 
321, 338, 344. Motion for taking the Report into further 
Consideration, withdrawn, 367. ‘Bill re-committed, and con- 
sidered, 367. Report deferred, 378, 398, 414. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 424. 
Passed, 432. By the Lords, with Amendments, 518, Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 521. Royal Assent, 524. 
— (CLERK OE THE PLEAS.) Vide EXCHEQUER 
CouRrrt, infra. 


(CoILE, Barnard.) Petition complaining of his Suf- 
ferings during the Rebellion in Ireland, offered; Motion, that 
the Petition be brought up, and by leave withdrawn, 508. 

(CONNAUGHT.) Vide ADVANCE OF CAPITAL, 
supra. 

-— (CONNOR.) Benefices; Bill from Lords, for dis- 

a and disuniting certain Rectories in that Dio- 

cese, 431. Read; Bill to be printed; 433. Committed, 

447. Considered; reported; and Day appointed for Third 

Reading; 456. Passed, 464. Royal Assent, 502. 

— (CONSTABLES.) Act (3 Geo. IV, c. 103,) for the 

Appointment of Constables in Ireland, read; Bill to amend the 

same; Ordered, 151. Presented, and read; Day appointed 

for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 164. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 181. Bill committed, 200. Committee de- 
ferred, 206, 213,219,225. Bill considered, 232. Report de- 
ferred, 245, 249, 256, 261, 269. Bill reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 276. Passed, 

284. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. Royal Assent, 370. 

— (lbid.) Petition of Magistrates of Donegal, for li- 
miting the Salaries of Sub-Constables ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 446. 

——-—— (CorRK.) County of ; Act (4 Geo. IV, c. 93,) read ; 

_ Bill to amend ; Ordered, 267. 

(CORONERS.) Petition of the Coroners of Galway, 

complaining of their being deprived of their Fees and Emo- 

luments ; To lie on the Table; and ta be printed; 470. Pe- 
tition of William Thorogood and Joseph Thomas Higgins, 

Coroners of Meath, 510. 

(CORPORATIONS.) Petitions for the Repeal of 

Act Geo. 2, relative to the Rights of Corporations , To lie on 

the Table; and to be printed; viz. of Inhabitants of Ath- 

Jone,g1. Of Inhabitants of Drogheda; to be printed, 146. 

Of Thomas Flanagan of Sligo; to be printed, 258. Of Ro- 

man Catholics of the Town of Drogheda; to be printed, 

304. Of Inhabitants of Dundalk; to be printed, 354. Of 

Thomas Flanagan of Sligo, 440. Of Inhabitants of Galway ; 

to be printed, 441. Of Thomas Flanagan, 460. 

(Ibid.) Bill to restore the Rights and Privileges of 

Corporations in Ireland; Ordered, 465. Presented, and read ; 

Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Second Reading 

deferred, 470, 494, 510, 520. Bill tobe printed, 520. Second 

Reading put off for Six Months, 529. 

— (Ibid.) Motion for laying before the House Returns 

of — oe Officers or Members of Corporations; Ques- 

tion, Neg. thereupon, 537. 

(CouNTY TREASURERS.) Act (4 Geo. IV, c. 33,) 
relative to County Treasurers, read; Bill to amend; Order- 
ed;.236. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 244. Bull committed, 256. 
Considered, 260. BBill further considered, 269. Report de- 
ferred, 276. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 284. Passed,294. Agreed to by the Lords, 
320. Royal Assent, 370. 

(Ibid.) Petition of Mayor and others, of Carrick- 

fergus, against the Act; To lie on the Table; and to be 

printed ; 386. 

(CourTS OF REcoRD.) Petition of Thomas 

Flanagan, for a Revision of the Proceedings and Rules of 

the Courts of Record in Ireland; To lie on the Table; and 

to be printed; 419. 

(Crown DEBTS.) Bill to amend Act 41 Geo. 3, 
c. 90, for the more speedy and effectual Recovery thereof; 
Ordered, 250. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; ibid. Committed, 260. 
Committee deferred, 266. Bill considered, 276. Report 
deferred, 284. Bill reported ; to beingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 294. Passed, 305. By. the Lords, with 
Amendments, 527. Considered, and agreed to, 534. Royal 
Assent, 536. 

(CURRIERS.) Petition of the Guild or Corporation 

of Curriers of Dublin, to assimilate their Trade with that of 

Great Britain; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 460. 

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(DERRY CATHEDRAL.) Petition for Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill to provide for the Repair and future 
Support thereof, 202. Referred to a Committee, 203. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented ; 207. Referred 
to a Committee, 208. Bill reported; Report to lie on the 
Table ; 256. Report read; Leave granted to give Notices ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to tt on Notices; Leave given 
to present the Bill; 263. Presented, and read; 295. Peti- 
tion of the Irish Society, against ; To lie on the Table, 313. 
Motion, that the Bill be now read a Second Time ; Amend- 
ment proposed; Motion and Amendment withdrawn; 339- 


(Ibid.) Petitions for the Restoration thereof ; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; viz. Of Dean of Derry; 
to be , 506. Of Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral 
Church'of Saint Columb ; To be printed, 510. 


——— (Ibid.) Vide LONDONDERRY, infra. 


(DeventsH Cuyourcu.) Petition of Protestant 
Parishioners, relative to the site of the new Church; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 126. 


(DiscouNnTENANCING Vice.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra, 


——— (DRoOGHEDA.) Petition of Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of the Town and County of the Town of Drogheda, 
regarding the inadequate Rental paid for the Corporation 
Estates ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 490. 


— (Dupiry.) Petition for a Bill for lighting that 
City and Environs with Oil Gas; Referred to a Committee, 
10. Reported; Bill ordered; 18. Presented, and read, 88. 
Committed, 189. Petition of George Philips Foster Gregory, 
against; Referred; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 221. Petitions 
of the Hibernian Gas Light Company, and of the Dublin 
Gas Light Company, against; Referred,228. Bill reported ; 
to he ingrossed; 251. Passed, 262. Agreed to by the Lords, 
289. Royal Assent, 300. 

/ ———— ([bid.) Petition for a Bill to explain so much of 
Act 47 Geo. 3, as relates to the Payment of certain Sums, 
by the Corporation of Dublin; Referred to a Committee, 59. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 167. Presented, and read, 189. 
Petition of Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, against ; ‘lo 
lie on the Table, 235. Petition against, 288. 


(Ibid.) Petition for a Bill to amend Acts relative to 
the Coal Trade of Dablin; Referred to a Committee, 50. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 167. Presented, and read, 184. 
Petition of Merchants of Dublin, against; To lie on the 
Table, 235. Petition of Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 
against; To lie on the Table, 251. Petitions of Merchants 
of Dublin; of Masters and Owners of Ships trading to 
Dublin from Workington and Harrington, against; 288. 
Second Reading of Bill put off for Six Months, 289. 


(Ibid.) Petition of Freemen, Freeholders, and In- 
habitants of Dublin, for the regulation of the Coal Trade of 
Dublin; To lie on the Table, 376. 
(Ibid.) Petition for a Bill for valuing Houses in 
Dublin, and for the more equal Payment of Local Taxes ; 
Referred to a Committee, 59. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 173. 
Presented, and read, 189. Committed, 289. Petition’ of 
Plank-owners of Dublin, against; To lie on the Table, 291. 
Petition of Grand Jury of Dublin, against ; 347. Petition 
of Householders of Saint George’s Parish, against ; Referred, 
56. Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 365. 
Bil reported ; to be ingrossed ; 391. Petition of Corporation 
of Dublin, against; To lie on the Table, 302. 
426. By the Lords, with Amendments, 402. 
and agreed to; 501. Royal Assent, 502. 
- (Ibid.) Petitions complaining of the Local Taxa- 
tionof Dublin; viz. Of Householders of St. Michan, 170. 
To be printed, 185. Of John Peters, 195. ‘To be printed, 196. 
Of Householders and Inhabitants of St. Mary, Dublin; ‘I'o 
be printed, 244. Petitions referred to a Select Committee, 
267. Vide = Petitions of Householders and Freeholders 
of Dublin; To be printed, 291, 430. 
— (Ibid.) Petition of John Rupert Fitzsimons, for the 
Amendment of Act for regulating the Sale of Bread in 
Dublin; To lie on the Table, 82. 


( Ibid.) Petition for Leave to present a Petition for 
establishing an Equitable Loan Society in Dublin; Referred 
to a Committee, 251. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
presented ; referred to a Committee; 256. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 262. Presented, and read, 296. Petition of Pawn- 
brokers of Dublin, against; 313. Bill committed, 356. 
Petition‘of Merchants and Manufacturers, in favour ; ‘To lie 
on the Table, 391. Time enlarged for Committee to report ; 
Petition of Sir James Riddall, against; Petition of Pawn- 
brokers: of Dublin, against ; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 
Voices; 392. Petition of Sir James Riddall, against; 401. 
Petition of William Frederick Bentley, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 417. Petition of John Stanley, Mer- 








Bill passed, 
Considered ; 


chant of Dublin, against; Referred, 429. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 433, 464. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 468. Passed, 473. 





——— (Ibid.) Act (48 Geo. 3, c. 














——— (Ibid.) 








(Ibid.) Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the Local Taxation ef the City of Dublin; to report their 
Opinion and Observatiuns thereupon, from time to time; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Reports, 
and Minutes of Evidence ; Referred ; Petitions referred ; 267. 
Petition of Alexander Read, Vice President of the College 
of Surgeons; Referred, 365. Report, with Resolutions, to 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 538. 

(Ibid.) Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 31 Geo. 2, 
c. 16, for the Recovery of Small Debts in Dublin; read ; 
Bill to amend the same; Ordered, 267. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 
285. Second Reading deferred, 332, 343. Bill committed, 
361. 

140,) for the more 
effectual administration of the office of a Justice of the 
Peace, &amp;c. read; Bill to amend the same; Ordered, 267. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 379. Bill committed, 398. Considered, 
407. Report deferred, 414, 425, 442, 456, 464. Bill re- 
sted, 470. To be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 471. Third Reading deferred, 494. Bill passed, 
500. Agreed to by the Lords, 527. Royal Assent, 525. 

(Ibid.) Society. Vide CHARITABLE INSTITU- 
TIONS, supra. 

(Ibid.) Streets, Petition of Householders and House- 
owners of Dublin, for widening Pill Lane; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 514. 





——-— (DUNDALK.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan, com- 


laining of certain Proceedings which took place at the last 
Election for the Borough of Dundalk ; To lie on the Table; 
376. 
(EccLESIASTICAL DIGNITIES.) Motion for Leave 

to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of Stat. 21 Geo. 2, c. 8, 
as forbids the severance of any Parish from a Dignity; with- 
drawn, 65. 
— (EDUCATION OF THE Poor.) Petition of 
Robert Owen, of New Lanark, for the appointment of a 
Committee to inquire into his Plan; 418. To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 419. Petition of George Stone, 
in favour of Mr.Owen’s Plan; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 465. 
(EXCHEQUER, Court.) Act (4 Geo. IV, c. 70), 
for the better administration of Justice in the wo 
side of the Court of Exchequer, read; Bill to amend the 
same; Ordered, 128. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 144. Bill committed, 150, Con- 
sidered, 158. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 164. Passed, 169. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 194. Royal Assent, 202. 
— (Ibid.) Act (56 Geo. 3, c. 122,) read; Bill to autho- 
rize the Sale or Transfer of Stocks, or Funds, on Account of 
the Office of Clerk of the Pleas; Ordered, 151. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 232. Second Reading deferred, 256, 275. Peti- 
tions of Richard Patten, Principal Assistant to the Clerk of 
the Pleas, and Henry Yeo, Clerk of the Rules in the Office 
of Clerk of the Pleas of His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer 
in Ireland; and of Joseph Farran, Esquire, Clerk of the Pleas 
of His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer in Ireland, against ; to 
be printed, 272. Second Reading deferred, 315, 342, 340. 
Bill committed, 368. Committee deferred, 378, 382, 300, 
309, 408. Committee put off for Six Months, 432. 


(FARMING SOCIETY.) Petition of the Members 
of the Farmers Tontine Company, relative to the Payment of 
their Debts, 210. To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
211. 


———— (Ibid.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


(FEMALE ORPHAN HOUSE.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


(Fever Hospitat.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 
TUTIONS, supra. 


(First Fruits); Motion, That the First Fruits, 
or Annates, became, at the Reformation, a part of the Reve- 
nue of the Crown; several other Motions relative to First 
Fruits; Questions previous, Neg. thereupon; Motion for 
appointing a Select Committee, to consider whether any and 
what legislative measures may be necessary ; to report Opi- 
nion; Gestion Neg. thereupon; 414. 

—— (FISHERIES:) Petitions for a Continuation of the 
Bounties, thereon; viz. Of Merchants and others, of Dun- 
garvan; to be printed, 186. Of Ship-owners, Fish-curers, 
and others, of Belfast; to be printed, 271. Of Fish-curers 
and others, of lreland ; to be printed, 313. Of Gentlemen, 
Merchants and others, of Skerries, Rush and Balbriggan ; to be 

rinted, 319. Of Merchants, Traders and Fish-curers, of 
oughall, 348. To be,printed, 349. Of Ship-owners and 
others, of Wexford, 403. 
Vide Fisnerres. ScoTtann. 
SaLMon FisHERryY. 
(FLANAGAN, 


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( FLANAGAN, Thomas.) cere for Copies 


of Informations, éc. relative to his Case; To lie on the Table, 
82. Another Petition to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
515. 

(Ibid.) Vide Corporations. Courts OF RE- 

corD. ‘DUNDALK, supra. GaLwaY Touts. TOLLS 
AND CUSTOMS, infra. 
(FounDLING HospitTAL.) Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Limerick, for the Repeal of the Act; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 235. 

(Ibid.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


— (Four PER CENTS.) Bill for transferring several 
Annuities of Four pounds per centum into Three pounds ten 
shillings per centum ; Ordered, 94. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; 219. Committed, 226. 
Considered, 232. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 244. Passed, 249. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 274. Royal Assent, 277. 

(FREEMASONS.) Petitions complaining of the 
Act of last Session, which prohibits the Meetings of certain 
Societies; viz. Of Masons of Carlow; to be printed, 138. 
Of Colerain, 144. Of Limerick; to be printed, 149. Of 
Newton Stewart; to be printed, 203. Of Ireland; to be 
printed, 129. Of Belfast, 234. Of Connaught; to be printed, 
273. Of Armagh; to be printed, 282. Of Kilkenny; to 
be printed, 313. Of Tralee, 324. Of Freemasons of Castle- 
blaney, Rockorry, Cloness, Newliss, Drum, Ballibay, Cora- 
nery, Shercock, Balliborough, and Coothill, 347. Of. Por- 
taferry ; to be printed, 354. Of Ireland; to be printed, 366. 
Of Wexford ; to be printed, 404. Of Ireland; to be printed, 
460. Of King’s County, 490. Of Parsonstown, 533. 


(GALWAY) Charter ; Petition for a Bill for paying 
certain Salaries to the Mayor and Officers, out of the Cor- 
_ poration Funds; Referred to a Committee; 32. Reported ; 
Woden to lie on the Table; 201. 

(Ibid.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan, for an Inquiry 
into the Tolls and Customs of Galway; To lie on the Table, 
82. 





(GENERAL POLICE.) Vide POLICE, infra. 


(GoGGIN, Richard). Vide STAMP REVENUE, 
infra. : 
— (GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS.) Bill to amend 
- Acts of the last Session, relative to Presentments by Grand 
. Juries; Ordered, 408. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 426. Committed; Bill to be printed ; 
- 433. Committee deferred, 447. Bill considered, 456. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
464. Third Reading deferred, 471. Bill passed, 479. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 527. Royal Assent, 525. 
(Ibid.) Petition of Proprietors, Freeholders, Occu- 
iers and Landholders, of the County of the Town of Drog- 
=~ for the Regulation thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed; 452. 
— (GrowincG Crops.) Act (56 Geo. 3, c. 88) read; 
Bi!l to amend ; Ordered, 34. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 149. 
Second Reading deferred, 281, 315, 338,355. Bill commit- 
ted, 361. Committee deferred, 369. Put off for Six Months, 


377: 

(HIBERNIAN MARINE SOCIETY.) Vide CHA- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 

— (HIBERNIAN SOCIETY FOR SOLDIERS CHIL- 
DREN.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


(HosPiITAL FOR INCURABLES.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 

— (House oF INDUSTRY.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


— (IMPOUNDING DISTRESSES.) Act (10 Car. 1, 
¢. 25,) relative to impounding Distresses, read; Bill to amend, 
and render more effectual the same ; Ordered, 388. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; ibid. Bill committed, 407. Considered; reported; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 420. Further Consideration defer- 
red, 432, 443. Report farther considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed; 448. Bill passed, 462. 
(INSURRECTION.) Motion for appointing a Se- 
lect Committee to take into consideration the State of Ire- 
land; Question amended; Select Committee appointed to 
examine into the nature and extent of the Disturbances 
which -have prevailed in those Districts of Lreland which are 
now subject to the Provisions of the Insurrection Act; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; 349. Motion for adding Mr. John Smith to the 
Committee, withdrawn, 413. Report to lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 438. - Petitions referred, 477. Motion, 
« that the Evidence be Jaid before this House forthwith ; 
. dropped for want of Forty'Members; 538. 


(Ibid.) Bill from Lords, for further continuing Act 3 
Geo. IV, for suppressing Insurrections in Ireland, 476. Read; 








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Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 477. 
Committed, 494. Instruction to amend the said Act; and 
Bill considered ; 500. Reported, with Amendments ; agreed 
to; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 511. Passed, 


with Amendments, 519. Agreed to by the Lords, 590. | 


Royal Assent, 536. - 


(KILTERNAN AND KiILGoBBAN.) Bill from 
Lords, for uniting those Parishes, 483. Read, 484. Com- 
mitted, 495. Reported, and passed, 501. Royal Assent, 
502. 


—— (Law Courts.) Act (1 and 2 Geo. IV, ¢. 53,) 


read ; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
of the whole House, to consider of the said Act, and of 
ranting Allowances to certain Officers therein mentioned ; 
he King’s Recommendation signified, and Motion agreed 
to; 12. Considered, 16. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 20. Vide infra. 


———— (Ibid.) Bill to amend the said Act; Ordered, zo. 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 23. Committed, 33. Committee de- 
ferred, 41, 56. Instruction for granting a Salary to a Clerk in 
the Office of the Taxing Commissioners, 56. Bill considered, 
66. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 77. Passed, 86. Agreed to . the Lords, 116. 
Royal Assent, 123. 


(Ibid.) Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee of the whole House, to consider of granting a 
Salary to a Clerk in the Office of the Taxing Officers in 
Common Law Business in Ireland ; The King’s Recommen- 
dation signified, and Motion agreed to, 41. Considered, 48. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Instruction accord- 
ingly ; 56. Vide supra. 

(Ibid.) Petition for an Increase of Superannuation ; 
viz. Of Joseph Mathers, Clerk of the Writs on the Pleas 
side of His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer in Ireland, 54. 
Of William Fenner, late Deputy Chirographer and Custos 
Brevium of His Majesty’s Court of Common Pleas in Ire- 
land, 76. To be printed, 77. 

(Ibid.) Petition of William Clancy, late one of the 
Principal Clerks in the Prothonotary’s Office of the Court of 
Common Pleas in Ireland, complaining of the Act 1 and 2 
Geo. LV.; ‘To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 510. 
(Law EXPENSES.) Bill to prevent unnecessary 
Expenses in Actions at Law in Ireland; Ordered, 150. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 170. Second Reading deferred, 305, 315, 343. 
378, 398, 407, 432- Bill committed, 455. Committee de 
ferred, 463, 471, 494, 500. Bill consdered, 511. Report 
deferred, 531. . 

(LEATHER.) House resolves to go into a Com- 
mittee, to consider of the Duties payable in Ireland, on 
Leather, Hides and Skins, and Paper, 345. Committee de- 
ferred, 349. Matter considered, 361. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to, 368. Bill or Bills ordered thereupon, 360. 
Vide infra. 

— (Ibid.) Bill to assimilate the Duties and Drawbacks 
on Hides, Skins, Leather, Parchment, Paper, and Pape 
Hangings manufactured in Ireland, to the Duties and Draw- 
Backs payable in Great Britain; Ordered, 369. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 379. Com- 
mitted, 383. Considered, 398. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 408. Third Reading 
deferred; Bill to be printed; 414. Bill passed, 441. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 467. 

Vide CURRIERS, supra. 

— (LONDONDERRY) Gas Light; Petition for Leave 








' to present a Petition for a a Bill to amend Act; Referred to 


a Committee, 273. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented ; referred to a Committee ; 286. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table ; 289. Report read again; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 295. Bill presented, and read, 318. Committed, 
416. Petition of Citizens and Inhabitants of Loudonderry, 
against; To lie on the Table, 469. Bill reported ; to be in- 
rossed ; ibid. Passed, 480. Agreed to by the Lords, 518. 
oyal Assent, 525. 


———— (Ibid.) Petition of Inhabitants of Londonderry, 
' against Londonderry Bridge Tolls ; To lie on the Table; and 


to be printed; 514. 


—_——— (Ibid.) Vide (DERRY,) supra. 


(Ly1nG-IN-HosPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. 

(Mac CuSkER.) Petition complaining of Inju- 
rious Treatment and unfair Trial in Ireland; To lie on the 
Table, 348. To be printed, 413. 


——— (MAGISTRATES.) Bill to indemnify certain Mogis- 


trates for Proceedings against Persons using unlawful Weights ; 
Ordered, 433. Presented, and read ; Day appointed tor Second 
Reading ; 465. Second Keading deterred ; Bill to, be printed ; 
466. Committed, 470. Considered, 477. Keport.deterred, 
484. Bill reported; to be ingromes ; Day appears: - 
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IRELAN D—continued. ; 
ir Resiilnig 486! ‘Third’ Readitig deferred, 495: Bill 
passed, 500. By the Lords, with Aitiéndments, 527. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to,’ 534. Royal Assent, 536. 
—~ (MALT.). Petition of Maltsters of Wexford, against 
“Importation of Malt; To be printed, 376. Of Maltsters of 
Dundalk, for an alteration of the Laws; To be printed, 412. 


) (MILITIA.), Act (57 Geo. 3, ¢, 104,) read; Motign 
that Leave be given to bring in a Bill to enable His Majesty 
to reduce the Establishments of the Regiments and Battalions 
of the frish Militia when not embodied ; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 327, seal 

——--— (MINING.) Petition for a Bill for incorporating 
the Hibernian Company for Working Mines; Referred to a 
Committee, 58.. Reported; Bill ordered; 121. Presented, 
and read, 128. Committed, 287. Petition of Residents in 
Ireland, in favour, 289. Petition of Subscribers against, 
go1. . Time enlarged for Committee to report, 401. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 429. Passed, 445 Agreed to 
by the Lords, 499, _ Royal Assent, 503. re 

(Ibid.) Petition for a Bill for Incorporating a Com- 

pany established for oy Seni Mines ia Ireland; Referred to 

‘ a Committee, 69., Reported ; Bill ordered; 106. Petition 
against, 115. Bill presented, and read, 191. Committed, 
288. Petition of Patrick Fottrell, of Dublin, against ; To lie 
onthe Table, 392. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 
392. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 403. Passed, 416. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 535. Royal Assent, 536. 


——-~—— (Ibid.) Petition for Leave to present a Petition for a 
Bill for Incorporating the Royal Irish Mining Company ; 
Referred to a Committee, 192. Reported ; Report to lie on 
the Table; 242. Report read again; Leave given; Petition 

resented, and referred to a Committee; 247. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 256. Presented, and read, 288. Motion for 
Second Reading, withdrawn, 330. Bill committed, 365. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 445. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 468. Passed, 480. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 518. Considered, 531. Agreed to, 532. Royal 
Assent, 536. 

——— (MUNSTER.) Vide ADVANCE OF CAPITAL, 
supra. 





ae 





(NeEwRY) Navigation ; Petition for Leave to present 
‘a Petition fora Bill to amend Acts for advancing Money 
for Public Works, so far as relates thereto; Referred to a 
Committee, 311. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred to a Committee; 323. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table; 334. Report read again ; Bill 
ordered ; 340. Presented, and read, 346. Petition of Roger 
Hall, against; To lie on the Table, 410. 
(Ibid.) Police ; Petition of Householders of Rewry, 
against a proposed Bill for regulating that Town; 126. To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 127. 


(NortH West ACRICULTURAL SOCIETY.) 
Petition for Aid; but The King’s Recommendation not being 
signified, the Petition was not received, 125. 


(NorTH West OF IRELAND SOCIETY.) Pe- 
tition for Encouragement and Support; 417. To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 418. 

(OFFICES.) Vide BOARD OF WORKS, supra. 
— (OFFICIAL PERSONS.) Motion for laying before 
the House, an Account of Persons holding certain Offices in 
Ireland ; Question Neg. thereupon, 66. 

(ORANGE LODGES.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Castletown, Delvin and Clonarny, to prevent the formation 
thereof; Tolie on the Table; and to be printed; 320. Re- 
ferred to a Select Committee, 477. (Vide INSURRECTION, 
supra.) 

(ORANGEMEN,) Petition of Catholics of Ireland, 
for disarming the Orangemen of the Northern Counties of 
Ireland, 475. ‘To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 476. 
Referred to a Select Committee, 477. Vide INSURRECTION, 
supra. 














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—_—— 














ORANGE PROCESSIONS, &amp;c.) Petitions for a 
Law to put down all Party Processions ; viz. of John Lawless, 
Proprietor of the Irishman, Newspaper, 507. To be printed, 
508. Of George Ensor, of Ardress, 519. To be printed, 528. 

- —~— (PAPER DOTIES.) Petitions for the Repeal thereof; 
viz. Of George Concannon and William Higgins, of Nassau 
Street, Dublin, 230. Of Paper Manufacturers of Ireland ; 
to be priated, 353. Of Wholesale and Retail Stationers 
and Printers of Dublin: to be printed, 376. Of Paper 
Hanging Manvfacturers of Dublin; to be printed, 418. Of 
Patrick John Mahony, of Dublin; to lie on the Table, 486. 

— (PATRIOTIC ASSURANCECOMPANY.) Petition for 
Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them to sue 
and be sued in the Name of their Secretary, ‘232. Referred 
to a Committee, ibid. Reported ; Leave given; 246. Petition 

presented; Referred to a Committee; ‘247. Reported; Bill 

ordered’; 261.. Order of Leave for Bill read, and discharged; 
another Bill ordered ; 288. Presented, and read, 295." Com- 

mitted, 334. ‘Réported’; to be ingrossed’; 393. ~ Passed, 411. 








By the Lords, with Amendments;5i10. Considered; and agreed- 
to, 513. Royal Assent, 525. ; 

————_ (PAWNBROKERS.) Petition’ of John Martin; of 
Cork, for the Amendment of Act; To lie on the Table; 
aid to be printed ; 354: 

(PERSONS IN OFFice.) Vide OF Frc1AE: PEr- 
SONS, supra. 


(PeTTY SESSIONS.) Bill to regulate the Court- 


of Petty Sessions ; Ordered, 267. 


(PoLIce.) Bill to Repeal the Acts relative thereto, 
atid to substitute other Enactments; Ofdered, 500} Presented; 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 501, Second Reading put off for Six Months, 520. 

(Poor Laws.) . Petition of Minister, Church- 
wardens, and Landholders of Kilmore, for the establishment 
of Poor Laws in Ireland; To lie om the ‘l'able;. and to be 
— 419. Petition’ of Landholders of the’ Parish of 

ilmore and Armagh, against establishing a Poor Rate in 
Treland ; to be printed, 533. 

———— (Post OFFICE.) Petition of Robert Atkinson, 
complaining of Abuses in the Post Office at Newry; To lie on 
the Table, 526. 

————. (Ibid.) Vide Arxinson. 

(ProcTors Costs.) Act (38 Geo. 3, c. 9,) re- 
lative to the Bills of Costs of Proctors, read; Bill to explain 
and amend ; Ordered; 230. Presented, and read; Da ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 234. Com- 
mitted, 249. Committee deferred, 266. ‘Bill considered ; 
reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Thitd Read- 
ing; 275. Passed, 284. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. 
Royal Assent, 370. 

———— (Pustic Crepbir.) Bill to relieve Bankets in 
Ireland ftom divers Restraints imposed by Provisions of 
29 Geo. 2; Ordered, 443. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; 449. Committed, 457. Con- 
sidered, 464. Further considered ; reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report ; and Bill, as PAS | to be 
printed ; 466. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third..Readmg; 472. Passed, 479. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 506. Royal Assent, 502. 

(QUIGLEY, Robert James.) Petition complaining of 

Persecutions ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 397. 

——-— - (QuiIN, John.) Of Belfast ; Petition complaining 
of the Proceedings at the Trial at Armagh in 1818, dnd 
praying for Redress; To lie on thie Table, 532, i 

(REcORDS.) Bill to prevent the Stealing of Re- 
cords, Deeds and Papers in Ireland; Ordered, 226.  Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 244. Bill committed, 256; ‘Considered, 260. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 269. Passed, 276. Agreed to by the Lords, 320; Royal 
Assent, 370. 

Vide (ADDRESSES, 12.) 


(RIBBON MEN.) Motion for laying before the 
House, Copies of Proclamations issued during 1820; of Com- 
munications made to the Irish Government ; of Correspond- 
ence between Mr. Newton Bennett and Mr. Gregory ; also, 
of Memorial to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; from the 
Rev. Messrs. Lubie and Yore; Questions Neg. thereupon, 
150. 


—_—_-- 














— (RicHMOND LuNaATIc ASYLUM.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


(Roaps.) Bill to amend Act 58 Geo. 3, c.67, for 
amending the Irish Road Acts; Ordered, 477. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 484. Com- 
mitted, 486. Considered, 495. Report deferred, 501. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 511. Passed, 520. Royal Assent, 536. 

—— (RomAN CATHOLICS.) Motion for laying before 
the House, Communications made to the Lord Lieutenant or 
Chief Secretary of lreland, relative to the Burial of Roman 
Catholics and Dissenters ; Question Neg. thereupon, 12. 


(Ibid.) Petition of Roman Catholic Bishops, rela- 

tive to the Education of the Poor, 137. To lie on the Table; 

and to be printed; 138. 

(ROMAN CATHOLIC SEMINARY.) Vide CHARI- 

TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 
(RovyaL Cork Institvutron.) Vide CHaARI- 

TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


—- (Roya [Riso ACADEMY.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


~—— (SAINT PATRICK ASSURANCE COMPANY), Peti- 
tion for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them 
to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary ; Referred 
to a Committee, 311. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented; referred to a Coasesiites 323. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 325. Presented, and read, 334. Committed, 4209. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 468. Passed, 480. By the 
Lords, With Amendments, ‘535. Considered, ibid. Agreed 
to, 536. Royal Assent, 539. ; 























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IRELAN D— continued. 


(ScHOOLS.) Petition of Gentlemen, Clergy and 
others, Inhabitants of the Diocese of -Ross,. complaining of 
the Removal! of a,School from Ress, to Cork; To lie on: the 
Table; and to be printed ; 320. 


—.__... ($21G0) Salmon Fishery ; Petition of Inhabitants 
of the Town of Sligo, for the Restoration thereof ‘to the 
Public ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 82. . 


(Ibid.) Smal! Debts; Petition of Inhabitants of 
Sligo, for the extension of the Powers of the Borough Court ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 82. 


(StamP_REVENUE.) Petition of Richard Goggin, 
. for Compensation for his Discovery of a Fraud committed by 
the Proprietors of the Limerick Chronicle, against His Ma- 
jesty’s Revenee ; To fie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
419. 











(STEVENS’S HospiraL.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS, supta. 


—— (STONE, George.) Vide EDUCATION OF THE 
Poor, supra. 


(TANNING TRADE.) Petition of the Tanners of 
Queen’s County, complaining of the declining state of Trade, 


and for Repeal of the Duty on Leather; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 212. 


(TENANTS.) Vide GROWING Crops. 


(TENANTS RELIEF.) Bill for the Relief of Tenants 
of small Parcels of Land in Ireland, in certain cases ; Ordered, 
388. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; ibid. Committed, 407. Considered ; 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 420: Further Conside- 

- ration deferred, 432, 443, 448, 456, 426. Bill, as amended, to 
be printed, 462. Further Consideration deferred, 471, 478. 
Further Consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 
495- 


~— (TITHES.) Petitions against any compulsory Clause 
in the Tithe Act of last Session; viz. Of Landholders and 
Farmers of the Parishes of Labbancologga, Kilbenny, 
Templetiny, Ballylander, Ballylough, Marshalstown, Bri- 
gown, and Darra; to be printed, 126. Of Parishioners of 
Ahabologue; to be printed, 132. Of Landholders and others 
of Kildonery ; to ieee 179. Of Inhabitants of the 
-Parishes of Caher, Whitechurch, Tipperary, Tubrid, Bally- 
bacons and Rochestown, in the County of Tipperary ; to be 
printed, 195. Of Inhabitants of Knockgrafion and Bansagh; 
to be printed, 204. Of Parishioners of Rathcormac, 211. Of 
Parishioners of Aughour or Freshford; to be printed, 254. Of 
Parishioners of Maglare; to be printed, 258. Of Landed Pro- 
prietors and Landholders of the Parish of Ballymore; and of 
Neddins, Mottlestown, Ardfinnan and Outrath; 258. Of 
Landholders of Killaldnift, 281. To be printed, 282. Of Land- 
holders of Whitechurch ; to be printed, 303. Of Parishioners 
of Blackrath ; to be printed, 326. Of Inhabitants of Temple 
Michael; to be printed, 348. 


(Ibid.) Act (4 Geo. IV, c.99,) for providing for the 
establishment of a Composition for Tithes, read; Bill to 
amend; Ordered, 141. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 164. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 200, 206, 213, 219, 225, 232, 256, 275. Bill 
committed, 313. Considered, 338. Reported; Bill re-com- 
committed ; considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be:printed ; 344. 
Petition of Proprietors, Landholders and Parishioners of 
Castlelyons, 366. Further Consideration deferred, 368. Of 
Noblemen, Gentlemen and others, of Kilkenny; to -be 
printed; 376. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 

rossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 378. Third 
Reading deferred, 398. Bill passed, 407. By the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 492. Considered, and agreed to, 501. Royal 
Assent, 502. 


(Ibid.) Petition of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, 
to be relieved from the burden of Tithes; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 515. 


——— (TOLLS AND Customs.) Petition of Thomas 
Flanagan, for the abolition thereof, and to render all Fairs 
and Markets ‘free; To lie on the Table, 528. 


(VALUATION OF LAND.) Resolution that it is 
expedient to provide for a-general Survey and Valuation of 
Ireland ; Select Committee appointed to consider the best 
mode of effecting such Valuation; To send for Persons, Pa- 
pers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 146. Members 
added, 164, 233, 250, 327, 354, 366, 409. Committee to 
report Observations and Opinion, and Minutes of Evidence, 
415. Report, with Resolutions, to be printed, 423. Power 
to report Opinion from time to time, 426. Report to lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed ; 528. 


—— (ULSTER) Canal; Petition for a Bill for ‘making 
a Navigable Communication between Lough Neagh and 
Lough Erne, 63. Referred to a Committee, 64. » Petition 
for Leave to. present the ‘Bill ; Leave given; :g01. 








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——-— (UNION DuTIES.), Petition of Merchants of Hud- 
dersfield, for the Repeal,of the Duties on.old Drapery ;..To lie 
on the Table, 132. Petition of Jeremiah. Houghton, of Cel- 

bridge, Kildare, tor allowing-a reasonable time for the cessa- 

tion of the Union Duties ; To lie on the Table, 222. 
—— (UNION OF PARISHES.) Petition of the Reverend 

‘ John Hamilton, of Roscrea, concerning Impropriations and 

Tithe Compositions ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
259. 








(WAREHOUSING CHARGES.) House resolves to 
© into a Committee, to consider of imposing Rates and 
harges upon Goods, Wares, aad Merchandize, 379. Con- 
. sidered, 383. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and Bill 
ordered thereupon; 389. Vide infra. 
¢Zbid.) Bill to authorize. the Payment of certain 
Duties on Ships and Merchandize, in respect of Docks and 
Warehouses in the Port of Dublin; Ordered, 389. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 443. 
Petition of Chamber of Commerce of Limerick, against ; 
to be printed; 447. Bill committed; considered; reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 448. Further Consideration’ de- 
ferred, 456, 463, 471. Petition of Merchants and Traders of 
Cork, against ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 476. 
Further Consideration deferred, 478, 484. Bill re-committed ; 
considered in Committee; 485. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 486. Petition of Chamber 
of Commerce, of Dublin, against; To lie on the Table; 486. 
Bill passed, 495. Petition of Merchants of Belfast, against ; 
to be printed; 498. Bill agreed to by the Lords, 527. Royal 
Assent, 524. 
(Ibid.) Petition of Corporation of the Chamber of 


Commerce, of Waterford, against the above Act; To lie on 
the Table, 533. 


(WEIGHTS,) Vide MAGISTRATES, supra. 


— (WESTMORLAND Lock HoSpPIirTAtL.) 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


(WiDE STREETS.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 
TUTIONS, supra, 


Vide ACCOUNTS. 





Vide 


ELECTIONS. 





Iron Duties; Petition from Hallamshire Cutlers; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 212. 

IsLINGTON ; Petition for a Bill to repeal Act for the Relief of 
the Poor, and to make other Provisions ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 45. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 63. 
Report read, and re-committed, 90. Reported ; Report. to 
lie on the Table ; 96. _ Report read again ; Leave granted to 
give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 
100. Bill presented, and read, 194. Committed, 248. Peti- 
tions of Trustees of Islington Roads, and of Trustees of the 
Poor, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; Petition of 
Salesmen of Smithfield Market, and of ‘Trustees of Islington 
Lighting, against; To lie on the Table; 264.. Petition of 
Trustees of Highgate and Hampstead Road, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 271. Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders of Saint Mary Islington, against ; Referred, 329. Peti- 
tion of Inhabitants and Householders of St. Mary Islington, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 347. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed ; 364. Petition of Inhabitants of Saint Mary 
Islington, against ; and of Churchwardens and Overseers of 
the Poor, in favour; to lie on the Table; 410. Bill passed, 
ibid. By the Lords, with Amendments, 454. Considered, 
and agreed to, 467. Royal Assent, 503. 


Jupces in Wates. Vide Wetcu JupGEs, 


Juries ; Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relative 
to Jurors and Juries; Ordered, 65 Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 
520. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 11, 18, 32.) 

Jurors, Qualification of; Bill to extend the Qualification of 
Jurors to persons being Householders, &amp;c.; Ordered, 24. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 103. Second Reading deferred, 133, 144, 
156. Bill committed, 164. Committee deferred, 218, 249. 
Bill considered; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 268. 
Further Consideration deferred, 321, 343, 376, 397, 441, 455, 
463. 

Justicz, Courts of; Grand Committee appointed, 6, 


Vide Accounts. (AppREssES, 21, 68.) 
Puszic BUILDINGS, 





5° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


EIGHLEY (York;) Petition fora Bill for paving and 
lighting that Town; ‘Referred .to.a. Committee, 33. Re- 
ported; Bill. ordered; 75. Presented, and read; 145. 
Committed, 161. Reported; tobe ingrossed; 221. Passed, 
235. Agreedito by theLords, 266. Royal Assent,.277. 


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TY-NINTH VOLUME. [1824. 














Ketso Two Pennies Scots; Petition for a Bill to continue 
and enlarge ‘Term atid Powers of Acts ; 
mittee, 74. °'Reported; Bill ordered; 103. Presented, and 
read, 194. Committed, 214. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
264: Passed, 471. Agreed to by the Lords, 209. Royal 
Assent, 300. 

Kenpat Roads. Vide AMBiesipE: APpPpLeBy. 

KenMovxe, Viscount; Bill from Lords, for the Restoration of 
John Gordon, Esquire, of Kenmure, to the Title and Dignity 
of Viscount Kenmure, 492. The King’s Consent sigmfied ; 
Bill read, and committed; Five to be the Quorum ; Com- 
mittée to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day ; 
403. Bill reported, 497. Passed, 498. Royal Assent, 503. 

KenntNcTon; Petition for a Bill for lighting with Gas the 
Districts of Kennington, Brixton, Camberwell and Clapham, 
46. ‘Referred to a Committee, 47. Reported, 74. ~ Report: 
to lie on the Table, 75. Report read again; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on No- 
ti¢es ; ‘90, Bill presented, and read, 148. Committed, 167. 
Petition of South London Gas Light and Coke Company, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 173. Voices, 179. 

KeNnsincton Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 
15. Reported; Bill ordered; 32. Presented, and read, 63. 
Petition of Inhabitants ‘of Kensington, Chelsea, and Fulham, 
against; To lie on the Table, 101. Bill committed, 135. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 2go. Passed, 318. Petition of 
William Cobbett, of Kensington, against; To lie on the 
Table, 326. 

Petition of Mr. Cobbett, complaining of the 
Chaitman being Treasurer, 393. To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 304. 

Kent Lire Assurance Company; Bill from Lords for dis- 
solving their Partnership, 485. Read, 486. Committed, 
504. Reported, 513. Passed, 514. Royal Assent, 525. 

—— Fire Insurance Company; Petition for a Bill to 
ériable them to sue and prosecute in the Name of their Secre- 
tary; Referred to a Committee, 62. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
145. Presented, and read, 153. Committed, 279. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 339. Passed, 379. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 419. Royal Assent, 427. 

Kipwe.tty Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing and im- 
proving the same, 13. Referred to a Committee, 14. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 22. Presented, and read, 26. Com- 
mitted, 51. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 109. Passed, 115. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 146. Royal Assent, 165. 

KiLtTERNAN and Kitconsan. Vide IRELAnp. 


KING: ° 

— Message from His Commissioners, to attend them in 

the House of Peers, at the opening of the Session, 3. 

Message from the King, to attend him in the House 

of Peers, at the close of the Session, 539. 

— His Commissioners Speech at the opening of the 

Sessian, reported by Mr. Speaker ; Resolution for an Address 

thereupon, 4. Vide (ADDREssEs, 1.) 

His Answer to Address of Thanks, reported by 
Mr. Speaker, 17. 

——-— His Commissioners Speech to be considered, 8. 
Considered, and Motion thereupon, 12. Vide Suppty. 

——-— His Consent signified to Bills, 369, 398, 472, 403, 
§06, 512. 

His Recommendation signified to Motions, 13, 41, 
55, 160, 230, 248, 250, 261, 315, 344, 362, 415, 426, 
481.—To Petitions, 86, 112. 

——— His Royal Assent given to Bills by Commission, 
123, 165, 202, 233, 277, 300, 370, 427, 450, 458, 467, 
502, 524, 5306. 

——-—— Gives the Royal Assent to Bills, in Person,’ 539. 

———— His Speech at the close of the Sessions, 539. 

——— Vide AppDREssEs. 























Kineo’s Bencu, Prison; Petition of John Elder Duffield, ‘re- 
arding Abuses in the King’s Bench Prison; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 490. 

Kixespripnce ; Petition fora Bill for making and maintaining 
a Road from thence to Dartmouth, 67. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, €8. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 8o. 

‘Report read again; Leave granted to deposit a Plan, &amp;c.; 
Bill ordered ;* Committee to report thereon; 95. Bill 
presented, and read, 172. Committed, 188. Petitions of 
the Inhabitatits of Torquay, Tor, and their Vicinity ; of 
Freeholders and ‘Proprietors of Lands and Houses resident 
in Dawlish and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants, Proprietors of 
Lands and Householders in Teignmouth and Shaldon, and 
their Vicinity ; of Trustees for executing an Act for repair- 
ing the Road between Newton Abbott and Brixham, Kings- 
-wear, and Dartmouth, Shaldon and Torquay, and other 
Roads commanicating therewith; and of Merchants and 
Ship-owners, Captains of Vessels and Pilots of the Port of 


Teignmouth, in favour ; ibid. Billreported ; to be ingrossed ; 





Referred to a Com- - 


243. Passed, 247. Agreed to by the Lords, 266. Royal 
Assent, 278. Le 
KINGSTON-UPON-HULL; Petition for a Bill for the better 
Maintenance and Employment of the Poor in that Town, 3. 
Referred to a Committee, 40. Reported, 99. Bill ordered, 

100. Presented, and read, 110. Petition of Owners of | 
Estates against; To lie on the Table, 125. Bill committed, 
124. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 148. 
Voices, 160. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed;177, Passed, 
183. Agreed to by the Lords, 218. * Royal Assent, 233.) 
Act (42 Geo. 3; c. 91;) for making 
additional Docks or Basons at Kingston-upon-Hull ; read ; 
Bill to amend so much of the said Act, as relates to certain 
Lands belonging to His Majesty; Ordered, 349. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 350; Com- 
mitted, 361,- Considered ; reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 369. Third Reading deferred, 
378. Bill passed, 383. : By-the Lords, with an Amendment, 
411. Considered, and agreed to, 428. Royal Assent, 450, 
Kirxsy Kenpat, Roads. Vide AmMBgLesipg. APPLEBY, 
PenritHu and CockERMOUTH. 
KirRKINTILLOCH Railway. Vide MonxLanp. 
KNARESBOROUGH Roads. Vide WeTHueERBy. 


Kwicut, late Ricuarp Payne; Bill from Lords to carry 
into effect his Will, so far as relates to a Bequest to the British 
Museum, 485. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed; 486. Committed, 493. Considered ; re- 
ported and passed; 498. Royal Assent, 502. 





5° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 5.° A. 1824. 


[ABO URERS; Bill for the better employment of Labourers 
in Agricultural Parishes in the Winter; Ordered, 230. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 235. Second Reading deferred, 260. Peti- 
tion of Henry Lilley Smith; referred, 298. Order for 
Second Reading, discharged, 325. Petition of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in Grimshoe; to be printed, 417. . 
Wages; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the Practice of paying Wages of Labour out, of 
the Poor Rates; To report Observations; tosend for Persons, 
Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 213. .Mem- 
bers added, 218, 259. Petition of the Rev. Anthony Collett; 
Referred, 331. Members added, 332... Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; and to be priuted.; 460. 


Lanark and Giaseow Bridewell; Petition for a Bill to amend 
Act; Referred to a Committee, 46.- Reported; Bill ordered ; 
176. Presented, and read, 194. . Committed, 257. Petitions 
of the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of the City 
of Glasgow ; of Proprietors of Cotton Mills and other Public 
Works, in the Lower Ward of Lanarkshire ; and of the 
Commissioners for executing an Act for erecting a Bridewell 
for the County of Lanark and City of Glasgow, against; 
296. Petition of Henry Houldsworth, of Cranston Hill, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 341. Petition of 
Cotton Spinners and others of Glasgow, against; Referred; 
Counsel ordered ;, Voices; 355. Bill reported; to be. in- 
grossed ; 390. Passed, 479. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 518. Considered, and agreed to, 524. Royal Assent, 
525- 

LancasTER ; Petition for a Bill for providing a convenient 
House and Accommodation for the Judges at the Assizes ; 
Referred to a Committee, 31. Reported; Bill ordered; 119. 
Presented, and read, 129. Committed, 154. Petition of 
Leypayers of Manchester ; and of Corporation of Liverpool, 
against; To lie on the Table, 160. Petition of Churchwar- 
dens and Vestry of ‘Liverpool, against, 188. Petition of In- 
habitants of Liverpool, against, 221. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 234. ‘Petition of Inhabitants of Warrington, 
against; To lie on the Table,-241. Bill passed, 246. . Peti- 
tion against, 251. Bill agreed to by the | 274. Royal 
Assent, 277. 








Vide Accounts. (AppRESSES, 35.) Cross. 
Petition for a Bill for lighting and paving that 
Town, 56. Referred to a Committee, 57. . Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 177. Presented, and read, 183. Committed, 204. 
Petition of Proprietors of Houses, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; Voices; 310. Petition of Richard Clark ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 345. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 363. Passed, .383.. Agreed to by the Lords, 
405. Royal Assent, 427. 
Petition for a Bill to commute for a Corn Rent, 
certain Tithes and Dues payable by the Vicar of that Parish; 
Referred to a Committee, 35. Reported; Bill ordered; 183. 
Presented, and read, 189. Committed, 345. Petition to 
enlarge the. Time for making the Report; Time enlarged ; 
391. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 449. Passed, 458. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 492. Considered, and 
agreed to, 496. Royal Assent, 504. * 
Canal Company ; Petition for a Bill to ratify 
and. confirm certain Articles of ‘Agreement between that 
Company and the Trustees of the Loyne Navigation; Referred 
to 











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to a Committee, 22.. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 

177. Report read again; Leave granted to give Notices; 

Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 183. Bill 

resented, and read, 189. Committed, 278. Reported ; 

Regoen to lie on the Table ; 356. 

= County Court; Bill to extend the Jurisdiction 
thereof; Ordered,'379. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 397. Second 
Reading deferred,: 407, 414. Bill committed, 424. Com- 
mittee deferred, 447, 455, 463, 471. Bill considered, 477. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 483. Passed, 493. 

LANDLORD AND TENANT; Petition of Owners of Tenements 
in Sheffield, complaining of the Law regarding Landlord and 
Tenant; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 387. 

Lanp Revenve; Bill to enable the Lords Commissioners of 
the Treasury to sell out certain Annuities; Ordered, 231. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 232. Second Reading deferred, 266. Bull 
committed, 275. Committee deferred, 327, 343, 378, 389. 
Instruction for advancing Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund to repay Sums due to the Bank of England, and Royal 
Exchange Assurance Company, 389. Bill considered, 308. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 408. Third Reading deferred, 420. Bill passed, 425. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 450. 

— Acts (53 Geo. 3, c.121, and 54 Geo. 3, 

c. 70, and 57 Geo. 3, ¢. 24,) relative thereto; To be con- 

sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 379. Considered, 

383. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Instruction 
accordingly ; 389. Vide supra. 

Lanp Tax ; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to take 
into Consideration Acts relative thereto ; Withdrawn, 260. 


— Assessment; Petition of Inhabitants of Taunton, 
against ; To lie on the Table, 325. To be printed, 331. 

Lanp Tax Repemption ; Acts relative thereto, read; Bill to 
amend and render more effectual the same; Ordered, 399. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; ibid. Second Reading deferred, 432. 
Bill committed, 441. Committee deferred, 463. Bill con- 
sidered, 471. Report deferred, 477. Report put off for Six 
Months, 493. 

Lancrort Roads ; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing and improving the same, 73. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 74. Reported ; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, and 
read, 124. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Estates, 
and Inhabitants of Weston Zoyland, Middlezoy and Othery, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 355. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 383. Passed, 402. Agreed to by the Lords, 
431. Royal Assent, 451. 

Lary Bridge; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Act; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 11. Reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 36. Read again; Leave granted to give Notices ; 
Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 44. Bill 

resented, and read, 49. . Petition of Inhabitants, against ; 
Io lie on the Table, 263. Bill committed, 339. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 401. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
429. Passed, 435. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal 
Assent, 467. 

Law Courts; Petition of Walter Honywood Yate, Justice of 
the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Glou- 
cester, complaining thereof ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 527. 

_ Vide IRELAND. 

Law Exrenses. Vide IRELAND. 

Law Mercuant; Act (4 Geo. IV, c. 83,) for the better Pro- 
tection of the Property of Merchants, read; Bill to alter and 
amend the same; Ordered, 299. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 315. 
Second Reading deferred, 343. Bill committed, 367. Con- 
sidered, 377. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 382. Third Reading deferred, 390, 
399, 406, 414, 425. Bill passed, 441. 

Law or Lire; Petition of Inhabitant Householders of West- 
minster, for a Remedy against the Abuses thereof; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 272. 


Law Procerpines; Petition of Walter Honywood Yate, 
Esquire, complaining of the Stamp Duties on legal Proceed- 
ings; Tolieon'the Table; and to be printed, 146. 


Laws, Expiring; Committee appointed to inquire what Tem- 
‘porary Laws of a public and general nature are now in force, 
and what have expired, &amp;c, ; to report Observations ; to send 
for Persons, Papers, and Records ; Instruction to report from 
time to time, which of them are fit to be revived, con- 
tinued, or made perpetual; Five to be the Quorum; ahd 
to sit, notwithstanding any Adjournment; 8.. Report to lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed; 13. 

Vide (AppREsSES, 7.) 

Law Stamps ; Acts (55 Geo.3, c.184, and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV, 
c. 12,) relative tothe Stamps on Law Proceedings, read; To 
be considered’ in a Committee of the whole House, 219. 

















Vou. 79.—Sess. 1 824. 


Committee deferred, 226.’ Acts considered; 231. Resolu- 


tions reported, and agreed to, 236. Bill ordered. thereupon, 
240. Vide infra. . 





- Bill to repeal certain Duties on Law Proceedings 
in the Courts of Great Britain and Ireland ; Ordered, 240. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Readitig ; 
and to be printed; 277. Bil committed, 285. - Committee 
deferred, 293, 305. Bill considered, 338. ' Reported; ‘to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 344. ‘Passed, 
361. Petition of Attornies of Clare, ii favour; To be printed, 
380. Bill agreed to by the Lords, 388, Royal Assent, 427’ 





Petition of Attornies and Conveyancers in Néw- 
castle-upon-Tyne for reducing the Duties on the Transfer. of 
Mortgages; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 462. 
LeatHer Tax; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz. Of 

Tanners of the City of Waterford; to be printed, 6, Of 
Tanners of Clonmell and Drogheda; to be printed, 76 Of Cur- 
riers, and others, of Wellingborough, Stafford, 81. Of North- 
ampton and Liverpool ; to be printed, ibid. Of Butchers of 
Northampton ; also of Tanners of Wexford ; to. be printed, 
90. Of Boot and Shoemakers of Daventry; and of Tanners 
and others, of Perth; to be printed, 111.. Of Tanners of 
Dublin; to be printed, 174. Of Tanners of Cork, 375. Of 
Tanners of Coleraine; to be printed, 412. Of Inhabitants of 
Little Kimble, 422. Of Tanners of Waterford; and of Inha- 
bitants of Stoke Mandeville; to be printed, ibid. Of Master 
Wardens and others of Corporation of Curriers of Dublin ;, to 
be printed, 460. 
Petition in favour of the Tax on Leather ; viz. 
of Tanners and others of Liverpool ; To be printed, 81. 
Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill. for the 
Repeal of the Duty on Leather ; Question Neg. thereupon, 








381. 





Vide IRELAND. 
Lrcesne, Louis Celeste. Vide Jamaica. 


LEEDs; Petition for a Bill for abolishing certain Vicarial Tithes 
aud Easter Offerings within that Parish ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 12. Reported ;. Bill ordered; 14. Presented, and 
read, 20. Committed, 41. Reported; to be ingrossed; 191. 
Passed, 105. By the Lords, with Amendments, 376. Con- 
sidered, 384. Agreed to, 385. Royal Assent, 428. 


———— Improvement; Petition for a Bill to amend and enlarge 
Powers of Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 39. ‘Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 178. Presented, and read, 194. Committed, 285. 
Reported; to be ingrossed.; 401.. Passed, 435. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 469. Royal Assent, 503. 

Petition for a Bill for lighting with Gas. that Towns 
Referred to a Committee, 52. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 75. Report read; Leaye granted to give No- 

tices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 8o. 

Order of Leave for Bill, read, and discharged; another Bill 

ordered; 130. Presented, and read, 194. Committed, 216. 

Reported ; to be ingrossed; 393. Passed, 426. Agreed: to 

by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 458. - 

-— Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence’ to 
Collingham, 61. Referred to a Committee, 62, Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 115. Presented, and read, 155.. Committed, 
167. Petition against; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 
167. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 355. Passed, 363. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 396. Royal Assent, 427. 

Lecacy Doty; Petitions for.the Repeal thereof; viz.. Of In- 
habitants of Birmingham; to be printed, 64. Of William 
Harwood Folliott ; to be printed, 395.. Of George Pryme, 
of Cambridge; to be printed, 419. 

Leitxa Trinity House; Petition fora Bill to alter and amend 
Act; Referred to a Committee, 51. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
99. Presented, and read, 118. Committed, 142. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 221. Passed, 233. Agreed to by the Lords, 
290. Royal Assent, 300. 

Letters ; usual Orders relative thereto, 7. 

Lisex. Vide Law of Lise.. 

Lisperty of the Press. Vide East Inpb1a. J 

Linens; Petitions for continuing the Bounty on coarse Linens ; 
viz. Of Inhabitants of Kerrymuir; to be printed, 126. Of 
Limen Merchants of Forfar, 132. Of Pe Provost, Magis- 
trates, and Town Council of Saint Andrews, 156. Of Linen 
Manufacturers, Spinners of Flax by Mill Machinery, Bleach- 
ers and others connected with the Linen Trade, in the District 
of the Water of Leven, County of Fife; of Merchants, Ma- 
nufacturers, Mill Spinners, and others, of Cupar and its 

Neighbourhood; of the Magistrates and Town Councils.of 

the Royal ao of Falkland and Auchtermuchty ; 162. Of 

the Provosts, Magistrates, and Town Councils of the Royal 

Burghs of Dundee, Cupar, and Forfar ; of the Deacon and 

Members of the Incorporation of Weavers, of Forfar; and 

of the Manufacturers, Mill Spinners, and others, of Saint 

Andrews ; to be printed, 162. Of Chamber of Commerce of 

Limerick ; to be printed, 179. Of Merchants of Cork, 186; 

to be printed, 187. Of Inhabitants of Mppeenry:4 to be 

printed, 195. Of Weavers of Cashell; to prantets 196. 

Of Inhabitants of Caher ; to be printed, 212. Of the Trus- 

tees of the County of Tipperary, appointett by the City 











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=z 


of London, a-Committee for the Relief of the distressed 

. Peasantry of Ireland; of Landed Proprietors, Clergy, and 
Linen Manufacturers, &amp;c. and of the Town of Dunmanway and 

_ jts Vicinity; of the Landed Proprietors, Clergy, and Gentle- 
men of the Ross Carleny Association for the encouragement 
of the Linen Manufacture in that Neighbourhood; to be 
printed, 224. Of Grand Jury of .Tippesary, 235 ;, to be 

inted, 236, Of. the General Associations of ‘Tipperary ; to 
printed, 244. Of the County of Limerick Agricultural 
Association; to be printed, 254. _ Of Persons resident in 
Clonakilty ; to be printed, 273. Of Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, 
and others, of Roscommon ; to.be printed 291. Of Nobility, 

- Gentry, and others, of Mayo; to be ony 320, Of No- 
bility, Clergy, Gentry, and others, of Bantry ; of Inhabitants 
of Skibbereen, and West Carbery ; to be printed, 337. Of 
Noblemen, Landholders and others of Antrim ; to be printed, 
348. Of Landed Proprietors of Sligo, 404. 

Petition of Manufacturers of Tullycorbit, for an 

Inquiry into the Administration of the Linen Laws of Ire- 

land ; to be printed, 359. 

Vide Customs. Foreton LINENS. 

Litttezoroven Roap. Vide East Rerrorp. 

LitTLenamPrTon; Petition fora Bill to establish a Ferry over 
the River Arun at Littlehampton; Referred to a Committee, 
55. Reported; Bill ordered; 70, Presented, and read, 159. 
Committed, 203. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 352. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 392. Passed, 
403. Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 450. 

Liverroot Pilots; Petition for a Bill for the better Regula- 
tion and Encouragement thereof; Referred to a Committee, 

' 69. Reported; ordered; 172. Presented, and read, 

ris S99 ommitted, 203. Petition of Pilots of Liverpool, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 251. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 280. Passed, 307. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 342, Considered, and agreed: to, 363. 
Royal Assent, 427. 

Lomzarp Street, Honse in. Vide Postmaster GENERAL 

Lon von; (Coal-Exchange Debt); Petition for Leave to pre- 

. gent a Petition for a Bill to enable the Corporation of London 
to raise Money at a reduced Rate of Interest; Referred to 
a Committee, 314. Reported ; Leave given; 317. Petition 
presented ; Referred to a Committee ;.326. Reported ; Bill 

. ordered; 329. Presented, and read, 340. . Committed, 364. 
Petition of Holders of Bonds, against, 393. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 435. Passed, 469. Agreed to by the Lords, 
518. Royal Assent, 525. 

( Blackfriars-Bridge Debt); Petition for Leave to 

ent a Petition for a Bill to enable the Corporation of 
don to raise Money at a reduced Rate of Interest, 315. 

_ Referred. to a Committee, 316. Reported, ibid.. Leave 
given, 317) Petition presented, 325. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 326. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; g29. 
Petition of Holders of Bonds, against, 393. 

(Thames Navigation Debt); Petition for Leave: to 

. present a Petition to enable the Corporation of London to 

. raise Money at a reduced Rate of Interest; Referred to 

a Committee, 314. Reported; Leave given; 317. Petition 

_ presented; Referred to a Committee ; 326. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 329; Presented, and read, 340. Committed, 364. 
Petition of Holders of Bonds, against, 393. Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; 435. Passed, 469. Agreed to by the Lords, 506. 
Royal Assent, 502. 

(Orphans Fund Debt); Bill to. enable the Corpora- 
tion of London to raise Money at a reduced Rate of Interest, 
to pay off Monies charged on the Orphans Fund; Ordered, 

. 3939. Presented, and read, 340. Committed, 364. Petition 
of Tiolders of Bonds, against, 393 Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 400. Petition of Holders of Bonds, against ; 
Referred; and Counsel ordered ; 421. All to have Voices, 427. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 435. Motion for reading 

the Bill the Third Time, dropped for want of Forty Members, 

450. Motion, that the Bill be now read the Third Time, 
eg. 469. 

(Fleet Maret); Petition for Leave to present a Pe- 
tition for a Bill for the Removal of Fleet Market; Referred 
to a Committee, 191. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
presented ; Referred toa Committee; 134. Reported; Re- 
portto lie on the Table; 147. be sr read again; Leave 
granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 
on Notices ; 155. Bill presented, and read, 193. Committed, 

_ 221. Petition of Edmund Pontifex and others, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; 248. Petition of Charles Pitt, 
Surveyor, against; Referred, 282. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 400. Bill reported, and re-committed ; Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report’on a certain Day ; 
421. Bill repo grossed ; 429. Passed, 449. 











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tted; to be in 
the Lords, with Amendments, 518. Considered, 521. 
Agreed to, 522. Royal Assent, 525. ‘ 

—— Vide ALiENS. Asstssep Taxes. Hertrorp Union 
Canar, St. Kathertne’s Bripce. ‘South Lonypon 
Docks. PARLIAMENT. 

LoNpon and WestMinstEeR; Petition for Leave to 





ent 


a Petition for a Bill for establishing a Company for lighting 





- the Cities of London and Westminster with Oil Gas; Referred 
to a Committee, 165. Reported ; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented ; Referred to a Committee ; 183. Petition of Im 
rial Gas Light and Coke Company, against; To lie on the 
Table, 194. Petition reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 
204, Report read again; Leave granted. to give Notices : 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; Leave given 
to. present the Bill; 2 Petition of Owners of Ships em- 

loyed in the Greenland and Davis’s Streights Fisheries, 251. 

ill presented, and read, 264. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 266. Petitions of Inhabitants.of the Town of Pol- 

rro; of Fish-curers of Mevagissey ; of Owners and Persons 
interested in the Pilchard Sean Whey at Saint Michael’s 
Mount, Cornwall ; of Inhabitants of the. Borough of West 
Looe ; of Owners of Ships employed in the Northern Whale 
Fishery, belonging to the Port of Dundee ; of Owners of Ships 
employed in the Greenland and Davis’s Stréights Fisheries 
trom the Port of Kirkaldy ; of Magistrates, Merchants, Owners 
of Shipping employed in the Greenland and Davis’s Streights 
Fisheries, and others of and connected with thé Town of Peter- 
head; of Inhabitants of the Borough of East Looe; of 
Owners of Ships employed in the Greenland and Davis’s 
Streights Fisheries, from the Port of Leith; of Ship-owners 
Merchants, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Berwick. 
upon-Tweed; of Merchants and other Inhabitants of the 
Borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, in the County of 
Devon, interested in the Foreign and British Fisheries; of 
Merchants and Ship-owners residing in Greenock, engaged in 
the British North American and Greenland Fisheries; of Mer- 
chants, Traders, Ship-owners and others, of the City of Bristol 
interested in the Newfoundland and other Fisheries ; of Inha- 
bitants of the Town and County of the Town of Poole; of 
Merchants, Fish-curers and other Inhabitants of the Borough 
of St. Ives, engaged or interested in the Foreign and domestic 
Fisheries ; of Inhabitants of the Town of Penzatice and Village 
of Newlyn, interested in the Sean and Drift Pilchard Fisheries ; 
of Owners of Ships employed in the Greenland and Davis’s 
Streights Fisheries, from the Port of Whitby ; and of Mer- 
chants and Ship-owners of the Port of London, interested in 
the Whale Fisheries, and other Branches of the Oil Trade; 
in favour, 279. Petitions of the Imperial Gas Light and 
Coke Company; of the Ratcliff Gas Light and Coke Com- 
pany; of the City of London Gas Light and Coke Company ; 
and of Inhabitants, Householders of Fleet-street, Ladigate. 
hill, St. Paul’s Churchyard, and. Places adjacent ; against, 280. 
Bill committed, ibid. Petition of John Williams, against ; 
Referred, ibid. Petitions of Inhabitants of the Borough of 
Fowey, and of the Town of Polruan; of Merchants and other 
Inhabitants of the Towns of Devonport, Plymouth, Kingsand 
and Cawsand, interested in tbe Foreign and domestic 
Fisheries; of Merchants and other Inhabitants of Teign- 

_ mouth and Shaldon, interested in the Newfoundland Fisheries ; 
and of Owners of Ships employed in the Greenland and Davis’s 
Streights Fisheries from the Port of Montrose; in favour, 288. 
Petitions of the Ratcliff Gas Light and Coke Company; of the 
Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company; and of the Gas 
nin and Coke Company, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; Voices; 302. Of Inhabitants of Coverack and 
Cadgwick, and fishing Town of ‘Moniehole ; in favour, 308. 
Petiuion of City of London Gas Light and Coke Company, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 317. Petitions of 
George Mackintosh of Limehouse; and of several Ship- 

’ owners employed in the Coasting Trade of Great Britain ; 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 325. Of Merchants 
and others of Aberdeen, 332. Of Merchants: and others 
of Bridport, 337. Of Inhabitants of Kingsbridge, ‘in 
favour, 346. Of Inhabitants of Modbury, in favour, 356. 
Of Merchants and others of Helston, in favour, .372. 
Other Petitions, in favour, from Tavistock, and London 
and Westminster, 380. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 401. Minutes ordered, 515. Presented; and to be 
printed at the Expense of the Parties, if they think fit; 521. 

LonponperRRyY. Vide Inguanp. 


Lone Crenpon (Buckingham) ‘Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and Bill ordered, 65. Presented, and read, 193. 
Committed, 214. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 272. Passed, 
296. Agreed te by the Lords, 348. yal Assent, 371. 


Lorps ; Request that the House will give Leave to Richard 
_ Martin, Esquiré, (a Member), to attend a Committee at the 
Lords; House will send an Answer, 195. Message considered; 
and Leave given him to attend, if he thinks fit, 214. . 
Request that the House will give Leave to John Leslie 
Foster, Esquire (a Member,) to attend a Committee at the 
. Lords, 433. 
—— Request that the House will give Leave to Viscount 
Ennismore and William Wrixon Becher, Esquire (Members,) 
to attend a Committee at the Lords, 431. ous will send 
an Answer, 43}. 
Request that the House will give Leave to John Henry 
North, Esquire (a Member,) to attend a Committee at the 
_ Lords, 493. House will send an Answer, 493-. 
Request Copy of the Report from the Select Com- 
mittee ou the: Employment of the Poor in Ireland; Message 
considered, and a printed Copy sent to the Lords ; 20. 
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-——— Request Copy of the Report from the Select Committee © 
Laws; Message considered, - 


appointed in 1818, on the Usury 
anda printed Copy sent to the Lords; 116. 


~—— Request Copy of Report from the Select Committee 
in Session 1822, to consider of the Laws which regulate the 


Linen Trade of Ireland; Message considered, and a printed - 


Copy: sent to the Lords ; 146. 


Request Copy of Reports of Commissioners of Public 
Records of Ireland, with Supplements and Appendixes, from 
1816 to 1820; Message considered, and a printed Copy sent 
to the Lords; 298. 


Request Copies of Reports from the Select Committee 
on Artizans and Machinery ; House will send an Answer;. 446. 
Message considered, and a printed Copy sent to the Lords, 
460. 











Request Copy of Report. on Glasgow, &amp;c. Roads Bill, 
469. Message considered, and a printed Copy sent to the 
Lords, 470. 

Message to, requesting that their Lordships will com- 
municate Copy of the Report from the Select Committee ap- 
pointed to consider the Petition of the Chamber of Commerce 
of Glasgow, relative to the’ Weights and Measures Bill, 113. 
Report of its having been delivered, and that the Lords had 


communicated a Copy of the Report accordingly; to be 
printed, 118. 


Message to, requesting any Depositions taken in India, 
relative to Wilson's Divorce, 484. Depositions communi- 
cated accordingly; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 491. 
Depositions to be returned to the Lords, 504. Message to 

. desire a Conference, 515. Lords agree to a Conference, 515. 

Vide Accounts. Hovusg. Prers. Surprty. 

Lorcno, William. Vide VacRants, | 

Lunatic Asytums. Vide Accounts, .(AppREsSEsS, 27, 60.) 

Lunatics... Vide Caiminat Lunatics. 

Lynn Poor. Vide Sourn Lynn, 








5°Geo.1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 
MM‘ ADpaM. Vide (AppRESSEs, 52.) 


M* Cann ; Motion for laying before the House, Copy of Pro- 
ceedings atan Inquest held on the Body of Michael Ms Cann, 
at Vicarstown, in the Queen’s County in Ireland; by leave 
withdrawn, 24. ’ 

M* Cormick. Vide Texpacco. 

M*‘ Cusxer. Vide IRELAND. 


Maccugsri£ttp Free Grammar “School; Bill from Lords to 
amend Act 14 Geo. 3, for confirming certain Sales and Pur- 
chases, 224. Read,226. Committed, 246. Reported, with 
Amendments ; agreed to; 294. 2d, with Amendments, 
go1. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. Royal Assent, 371. 

Macuinery; Petition of Cotton Spinners, and others of Belfast, 
against the Exportation of Machinery; Referred to a Select 
Committee, 297. Vide Artizans. 

MacxkareEL; Petition of Persons engaged in Trade on a Sun- 
day in London and Westminster, against the Sale of Mackarel 
on a Sunday; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 304. 

Macrae, James Charles; Bill from Lords, to’ empower the 
Judges of the Court of Session to sell part of the Entailed 
Estate of Holmains, for the Payment of his Debts, 3096. 
Read, 410, Committed, 433. Reported, and passed; 487. 
Royal Assent, 503. 

Magistrates. Vide IRELAND. 


Maipenneapd Chapel; Petition for a Bill for. taking down, 
rebuilding and enlarging the same ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 37. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 53. Presented, and read, 
160. Bill committed, 184. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
252. Passed, 263. Agreed to by the Lords, 289. Royal 
Assent, 300. - 

Marpstone Markets ; Petition for Leave tu present a Petition 
for a Bill for erecting New Market Places within that Town; 
Referred to a Committee, 147. Reported; Leave given ; 
Petition presented ; Referred to a Committee ; 154. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 176. Report read again ; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 

_on Notices; Leave given to present the Bill; 184. Bill 

_ presented, and read, 221. Committed, 246. Reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table ; 363. Report further considered ; Amend- 
ments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed ; 386. Passed, 411; 
Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 458. 

Matt Duties ; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz. Of Malt- 
sters of Drogheda; to be printed, 353. Of Maktsters of 
Dundalk; to be printed, 412. Of Licensed Maltsters in 
‘Queen’s County ; to be printed, 438. 

—— Vide IRELAND. 

~—— and Beer Duties; Petition of Brewers, Innkeepers, and 
Publicans of the City of Chester, relative thereto, 218. 

Mancuester; Petition for a Bill for better lighting that 
Parish with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 6. Reported, 
10. Bill ordered, 11. Presented, and read, 14. Petition of 

: Inhabitants of Manchester, against; To:lie on the Table, 22. 


VoL. 79.——Sess. 1824. 


Committed, 31. Petition of :Inbabitants of Manchester 
against ; To lie on the Table; all to have Voices; 54: Seven 
Petitions of Inhabitants of Broughton, Cheetham, Stretford, 
Butnage, Crumpsall, Withington and Moss Side, against ; To 
lie on the Table, until the a be received ; Five Petitions, 
against; from Manchester, Hulme, Salford,: Charlton-row, 
and Manchester and Salford ; Referred ; Counse! .ordered ; 
81. Petitions against; Referred; ¢did.’ Of Inhabitants of 
Manchester, in fayour, tbid. Power to send for! Persons, 
— and Records, 87.. Petitions of Company of Proprietors 
of Manchester and Salford Waterworks, and of Conimis- 
sioners of Paving of Salford, against’; ed, abd Gounsel 
ordered; 95. Petition of Inhabitants of Ardwick; against ; 
to lie on the Table, ibid. Petition of Inhabitants of Rusholme, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 110.’ Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Houghton, &amp;c.; Referred, ibid. Petition of 
Churchwardens, ‘ail others of Manchester, against’; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 119. Petition of Inhabitants. of 
Manchester, in favour, 153.. Petition of Ley’ Payers and 
Inhabitants of Manchester; Referred; and of Inhabitants 
of Heaton Norris, against; Referred; and) Counsel ordered ; 
153. Petition of Ley Payers of Manchester, against; Re- 
ferred, 160. Petition of Inhabitants of Manchester, in 
favour; to lie on the Table, 160. Petitions of Inhabitants 
of Manchester; of Minister and’ Churchwardens of Places of 
Worship, and of Inhabitants, against; Referred ; 210. 'Peti- 
tion of William Mason, against, 222. Petition of William 
Walker, Solicitor; Motion for bringing it up; withdrawn ; 
229. House informed that the Committee bad adjourned, 
without appointing any Day for their Meeting; Motion, that 
the Committee do sit and proceed, notwithstanding ‘such 
Adjournment; Question Neg. thereupon; 229, Entry in 
Journal, read; Motion for laying before the House the 
Minutes of Evidence ; Question Neg. thereupon ; 266. 
Petition for a Bijl for better lighting with Gas 
that Town; Referred to a Committee, 69. Reported, '262. 
Report to lie on the Table, 263. Report read ; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee ‘to’ report’ on 
Notices ; Petition for Leave to present the Bill; Leave given 
accordingly; 272. Bill presented, and read, 294.. Commit- 
ted, 335. Reported; to be ingrossed; 401. “Passed, 411. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 476. Considered ; “and 
agreed to; 480. Royal Assent, 503. eA 
and Satrorp Egvitasie Loan Company ; 
Petition for Leave to present ‘a Betition fora Bill for the Inicor- 
— thereof; Referred to a Committee, 278. Reported ; 
ave given; Petition presented ; Referred: to a Committee ; 
289. Reported; Bill ordered; 294. Presented, and read, 
330. Committed, 341. ‘Time enlarged: for Committee to 
report, 401. Petitions. of Pawnbrokers of “Manchester; of 
Public Officers of Manchester and Salford; and of Inha- 
bitants; against; 434. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ;.435. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Manchester, ‘in favour; To lie on 
the Table, 445. Bill passed, 445. ; 
Man, Isle of; Petition of the House of Keys, ~the con- 
stitutional Representatives-of the Isle of Man, that’a Com- 
mission may be issued to examine whether any Abnises, 
pointed out for correction by former Conmiesiien tees been 
removed, 516. To be printed, 518, Petition of William Kelly; 
also, of Thomas Quine, and William Skelley, of the Town of 
Douglas ; also, of Thomas Christian, late of the Town of 
Ramsey ; complaining of certain Proceedings against them 
at a Court of General Gaol Delivery ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 518. 


Vide AccounTs, (ADDRESSES, 20, 37.) . 


Mar, John Francis Erskine of ; Bill from Lords, for exhibiting 
a Bill for his Restoration, 461. Read; committed ; considered, 


and reported ; Passed; ibid. Royal Assent, 467. 


Bill from Lords, for his Restoration to the Dignity 

and Title of Earl of Mar, 492. The King’s Consent signified ; 
Bill read; committed ; Five to be the Quorum ; Committee 
to sit, and proceed, and report on a certain Day; 493. . Bill 
reported, and passed, 497. Royal Assent, 503 

Marenitu Road. Vide Suipiey. ; 


Mareare; Petition for a Bill for lighting with Gas the Towns 
of Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 70. Reported; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and 
read, 153. Committed, 192. Reported; to be ingrosséd ; 
279. Passed, 301. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 955. 
Considered, and agreed to, 971. Royal Assent, 427... 


Petition for a Bill for Paving that Town; Reférred 
to a Comniittee, 36. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 
145. 

Marine Insurance; Act read; Bill to repeal so much thereof 
as relates to Marine Insurances, and len ing Money on Bot- 

" tomry; Ordered, 378. Presented,.and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed ; 379. Petition of the Cor- 

ration of London Assurance Company, against ; To lie on the 

' Table till Second Reading, and Counsel ordered; 16. Pe- 

 titions of the Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance ; 
and of Underwriters, against ; To lie on the Table till Second 

’ Reading, and Counsel ordered ; 422. ° Petition of Insurance 
Brokers of London, against StBo . on the Table ‘till the ri 

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INDEX @ the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 

















be read a Second Time; Counsel ordered; 430. Petition of 
Merchants and Ship-owners: of Hull, against, ibid. Order 
. for Second Reading, read ; Counsel called in ; Petitions read ; 
Counsel -heard,.and withdrew ; 431. Bill committed, ibid. 
~ Petitions of Corporat 
writers, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 437. _Com- 
mittee-deferred, 442,446... Bill considered, 455. Report 
deferred, 477. Bill reported; to beingrossed ; Dep appaigted 
for Third Readin ; 483. Petitions read again; To be heard 
Counsel.on Third Reading ; 484. -Motion for calling in 
nsel, and for the House to-adjourn, Neg, Bill passed, 
494. - Royal Assent, 536. 
Report (18th April 1810,) from ‘the 
Select Committee on Marine Insurance ; ‘To be re-printed, 


349- 





Petition of Merchants, Ship-owners 
and Traders, of Neweastle-upon-Tyne, for the Repeal of 
Act 6, Geo. 1, relating thereto ; To lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed ; 422. 

Marine Motiny; Bill for the 
Royal Marine Forces while on 
sented, and.read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 99. 
Committed, 103. Committee deferred, 112, 122,128. Bill 
considered, 133.. Report deferred, 145. Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; i4o. 
Passed, 158, Agreed to by the Lords, 187. Royal Assent, 
202. 

Mariners Apprentices; Bill'to amend the Laws of Settle- 
ment, so far as relates. to Seafaring Apprentices ; Ordered, 355- 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; ibid. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 382. 


Maxpre Brince Road. Vide Guossopr. 


“Marrtracrs; Bill from Lords, to amend Act of last Session, 
~ relative to the Solemnization of Marriages, 224. Read; to be 
— ; 233. Second Reading deferred, 245, 249, 275, 284. 
I}: committed, 293. Considered; reported, and passed ; 
305. Royal Assent, 370. 
: Vide Recister Orrice. 
Lics, 


Marsnat Earl; Bill from Lerds, to enable him, or his Deputy, 
to execute certain Offices, without taking the Oaths; read, 
and committed, 527. Considered; reported, and passed; 
533. Royal Assent, 536. 

Mary-Le-pone (New Street); Bill for more effectually paving 
and lighting the Regent’s Park, and New Street, &amp;c.; Or- 
dered, 276. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 285.. Committed, 293. Bill to be printed, 294. 
Committee deferred, 327. Petition of Committee for. paving 
Saint James’ Wesuminster, against ; Referred, and Hoabecl 
ordered; 335- “« Committee deferred, 343, 378, 380, 407, 
432. Bill considered, 442. Reported ; oy oh le Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 448.. Passed, 477. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 510. Considered, and agreed to, 
514, Royal Assent, 525. 

Masters and Worxmen ; Acts (39 and 40 Geo. 3, c. go and 
106, &amp;e.), read; Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws 
relative to the arbitration of Disputes between Masters and 
Workmen; Ordered; 408. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 433. Bill 
committed ; considered ; reported; Day appointed tor further 
considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
443. Bill re-committed, 455. Considered; reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 463. Passed, 
466. Petition of Justices of the Peace of Liverpool, against ; 
to be printed, 476. Bill agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 518. Considered, and agreed to, 521, Royal Assent, 
525. 

Mauritius; House resolves to go into a Committee, to con- 
sider of the Trade .with the Island of Mauritius, 444. Con- 
sidered, 448. Report deferred, 457. 


MaxweE Lt, Sir William); Bill from Lords, for settling certain 
Estates in his favour, 438. Read, 444. Committed, 459. 

Reported, and passed, 487. Royal Assent, 503. 

Mavers; Petition of Andrew Mayers, late a Tidewaiter, com- 
plaining of his dismissal without Provision from the Super- 
annuation Fund; To lie onthe Table; and to be printed ; 47. 

Mepway Navigation; Petition fora Bill for more effectually 
improving the same; Referred toa Committee, 72. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 135. Petition for additional 
Provision; Referred to a Committee, 177- Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 184. Report read again; Leave 

to give’ Notices; ‘Instruction to make Provision 

“ aceordingly; Committee to rion Notices; Time en- 
larged for ‘presenting the Bill; 216. Order of Leave for Bill, 
read, and discharged } another Bill ordered ; 252. Bill pre- 

‘sented, and read, 254. Committed, 291. Petition of 
Proprietors of the Medway Navigation, against; Referred, 

“and Counsel ordered ; 945. Bill reported ; Report to lie on 

‘the “Table ; 993. . Report further considered; Bill to be 








Roman Carno- 


/ inigrossed ; 496. Passed; 475. By the Lords, with Amend- 





ion of London Assurance ; and of Under- . 


eegulatiog of His Majesty’s - 
shore; Ordered, 85, Pre- - 


| 1824. 
ments, 507. 


Considered; and agreed to; 513. © Royal 
Assent, 525. ” ) 


Canal. Vide Tuames. ex 
Metruam. (York) Inclosure; .Petition, for a Bill. to amend 
Act; and Bill.ordered, 61. Presented, and read, 194. Com- 
mitted, 221. Petition of William Rayner and Joseph 
Taylor, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 254. Peti- 
tion of Owners and Proprietors of Estates of Meltham, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered,’ 341. 


MEMBERS: 

Take the Oaths, 3. 

to withdraw during the time any Matter of 
Privilege relating to them is in Debate, 6. ~~ *’ ' , 
not to bring Strangers into the House, 7. 
usual Orders relating to their Letters, 7. 
have Leave of Absence, 214. 
added to Committees, 41, 56,.66,215, 122, 
146,.164, 169, 182, 200, 201, 218, 233,242, 243, 246, 250, 
259, 261, 281, 323, 327, 332, 334» 337» 344, 300, 381, 402, 
409, 426, 430, 482. | 

a Petition complaining of the Conduct of 


a 























a Member, 106. 





a Member having come into the House 
after the Question was put, on a Division, in which the Noes 
went forth, he was called to the Table; and having declared 
himself with the Noes, he was let out by the Serjeant 
accordingly, 106. 





Motion, that it be a Standing Order of the 
House, That no Member shall vote in any Committee above 
stairs, on any Question where his Pecuniary interest is 
directly concerned ; Question previous, proposed ; Question 
and Motion by leave withdrawn, 423. 

Objection made to the Votes of certain 
Members, on the ground that they were personally interested, 


455- 
a Member discharged from Attendance on 
a Committee, 430. aati 


Vide Ertctions. Friwr. Lorps. Par- 
LIAMENT. Private Business. PRIVILEGES. | 














Mercuant Vesseus; Petition of Thomas B. Mesnard, re- 
specting the building thereof; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 102. a 

Merropotis Paving. Vide(Appresses, 58.) 

MERIONETH Roads. Vide Rapnor. 

MickLeTton Road. Vide Broapway, 


Mite-Enp Otp Town; Petition for a Bill for better re- 
lieving the Poor, and improving that Hamlet ; Referred to 
a Committee, 1 ‘ Reported; “Bill ordered; 96. Presented, 
and read, 191. Notice taken’ that. the .Bill was. not pr 
in due form ; Order for Second. Reading, discharged; Bill 
withdrawn ; another Bilbordered; 229. Presented, and read, 
241. Petition of James Ballance and John Luckett, against; 
To lie on the Table, 250... Of Churchwardens and Inhabi- 
tants of Mile-End Old Town, against; To lie ou thé Table, 
252. Bill committed, ibid. Of Owners of Estates, and 
Inhabitants of Mile-End Old Town, against; Referred ; 
Counsel ordered; Voices; 265. Petition of Commissioners 
of Sewers of the Tower Hamlets, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 288; Petition of the Reverend Thomas 
Barneby, Clerk, Rector of Stepney, for Provision, 322. 
Referred to a Committee, 323. Reported ; and’ Instruction 
accordingly ; 333. Petition of Inhabitant Householders of 
Mile-End Old ‘Town, against; 363. Petition of Inhabitaut 
Householders, against ; Referred; and Counsel ordered, 372. 
Committee revived, 394. Time farther enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 429. " 

Mivitia; Motion for appointing a Committee to prepare 
Militia Estimates; Amendment proposed; Amendment and 
Motion withdrawn ; 158. ' 

Committee’ appointed to prepare Estimates of the 

Charge of the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain and 

Treland, from 25th December 1823 to 25th December 1824 ; 

Motion, that the Committee have Power to send for Persons, 

Papers, and Records; and to report Observations; with- 

drawn; 175. R to lie on the ‘Table; and to be printed ; 

219. Motion for referring the Report to the Committee of 

Supply; The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion 

agreed to; 248, Surrty, aud Bits in Supevy. 

Vide IRELAND, . 

MINING. Vide IRELAND. 

Minutes ; Ordered ; presented ; to be printed; 383- 

of Evidence taken before Committees on Private 
Bills ; Ordered, 440, 451,515. . Presented, i §29- . 

———— of Evidence to be printed at the Expense of the 
Parties, 521,599 igi i. 

Monxtanp and KizxintTrLLocn Railway ; Petition fora Bill 
for making a Railway from thence to Kir intilloch; Refer 
toa Committee, 46.. Reported; Bill ordered; 52. Presented, 


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and read, 120. Petition: of Lord Provost, Magistrates; and 

~ Town Coancil: of Edinburgh, in favour, 153. | Bill com- 
mitted, 155. Petition of Provost.of Dumbarton, in favour ; 
To lie on the Table, 161. Bill're ; Report to lie on the 
‘Table; 257; rther considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
206, Passed, 302. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. Royal 

Assent, 370. 

Mourne Joun Sparks. Vide Caruite. 


Monmovurtn Roads. .Vide CuEPstow. 


Montcomery and Poot Poor; Petition for a Bill for - 


the better Relief and Maintenance thereof; Referred to 
a Committee, 72. 

Moxean,; Sir Charles; Bill from Lords, to enable him to grant 
building Leases, 4 Read, 480. Committed, 487. Leave 
to sit and proceed, and to report, 488. Bill reported, and 
passed, 497. Royal Assent, 504. 

Mosgvuito Suors. Vide Accounts—(ADDRESsEs, 24:) 


MOTIONS : : 

withdrawn, 24; 65, 92, 106, 122, 125, 158, 174, 
175, 181, 212, 255, 260, 329, 330, 339, 360, 367, 381, 389, 
413, 423, 483, 500, 508. 

and Amendment, withdrawn, 339. 

—— Vide QuEsTIoNs. 














Museum. Vide British Museum. 
Mutiny ; .Bill for punishing Maing and Desertion, and for the 

better Payment of the Army and their Quarters; Ordered,85. 

Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 

. Committed, 99. Committee deferred, 107, 113, 117, 122. 
Bil considered, 127., . Report deferred, 144. Bill reported ; 
to. be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 150. 
Passed, 163. Agreed to by the. Lords, 187,. Royal Assent, 
202, 


5° Geo. 1V. Parl.7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


ATR E, William; Bill-from-Lords for his Restoration to 
the Dignity of Lord Nairn, 492. The King’s. Consent 
signified ; Bil committed; Five to be the Quorum; Com- 
mittee to. sit.and proceed, and to report ona certain Day ; 
493- Bill reported, and passed, 498. Royal Assent, 503. 

Nantwicu Road ; Petition fora Bill for improving and keeping 
in Repair the same ; Referred toa Committee, 10. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 68, Presented, and read, 79. Committed, 104. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 220. Passed, 241. By the Lords, 
par yan Amendment, 266. Considered, and agreed to, 270. 
Royal Assent, 278. : ) 

Navy. Vide Dry Ror. 

Newcastxx Coal Trade; Petition fora Bill to regulate the 
loading of Ships with Coals in the Port of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; Referred to a Committee, 65. Reported ; Bill or- 
dered; 114. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 166. 
‘Reported ; to be i 3 334- Passed, 361. Agreed to 

‘py the Lords, 411. Royal Assent, 427. 

NewcAsTLE Emtyn Road, Vide Canmartuen. 

NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYNE Roads... Vide Wuitcnurcn. 

Newent Roads; Petition for a Bill for amending and main- 
gaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 17. Reported, 

-, and Bul ordered,.35.., Presented, and read, 44. Committed, 
88.--, Reported; Clause offered ;_ Debate thereupon adjourn- 
ed; 135-. Debate resumed ; Further Consideration of Clause 
adjourned. for Six Months; - Bill re-committed, 143. Re- 

ported; to, be insane’ ; 161. Passed, 166. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 195. yal Assent, 202. 

Newrounpianp; Bill from Lords to repeal. Act 57 Geo. 3, 
and :to-make other Provisions relative to Marriages in New- 
foundland, 438. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 444.. Committed, 455... Committee de- 

ferred, 463. Bill considered, 466. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, agreed to, 471. Day appointed for Third Reading, 
472. Passed, with Amendments, 479. Amendments agreed 

 tovby, the. Lords, 492. Royal Assent, 502. : 

— -- Petition of the Roman Catholics a uer 

foundiand, against certain pro ations relative to 
their Marriages, 204. To. lie on the able; and to be 
printed; 205. _ . 





-———— Bill to make Provision for the better’ con- 
~~ duct‘of the : Fisheries: on the ‘Banks of Newfoundland ; Or- 
dered, 205. i 
i ' = Acts relative to the Newfoundland Fishery, 
read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House ; 291. Committee deferred, foe. Acts considered ; 
repos and Bill odeed sg, Vie fre. 
=z. Bill for the better conduct of the Fisheries 
on the Banks of Newfoundland; Ordered, 314. Presented, 
_,and read; Day appointed for Second’ Reading; and’ ‘to’ be 
“printed; "323. Comimitted, 343. Considered ;’ reported; 
Day appointed for fur conser OTe es and ‘Bill, 
as amended, to be ‘printed; 368. Further - Consideration 
'defetred, 367. Bill te-committed, and considered, 407: 
* Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 


VoL. 79.——Sess. 1824. 














414. Passed, 425:. Agreed to by the’ Lords, 454. Royal 
Assent, 450. ak 2 dnatnse . See 








Reported, with Amendments; agreed to ; 
Third Reading; 466. » with A 477- 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 492. . Royal--Assent, 
502. ip 





Vide Accounts. - (ADDRESSES, :10.): 
NEWHAVEN Road. Vide BricHTHELMSTON. vio Mins 
Newnaven Bridge; Petition for a Bill to alter and‘ aniend 
Acts; Referred to a Committee, 47. ' . 
Newport (Monmouth) Lighting, &amp;c.; Petition for a Bill for 
lighting and watching that Town; Referred to a Commit- 
tee, 34. : 
Newser Vide InELAN»D., 


New Soutn Waxzs; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for 
granting certain Powers and Authorities to the Australian 
Company of London, for the improvement of Waste Lands 
in New South Wales; The King’s Consent signified; ‘and 
Bill ordered ; 369. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second. Reading; and'to be printed; 383. Committed, 407. 
Considered, 425. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day int- 
ed for Third Reading; 431. Passed, 442. By ag Se 
with Amendments, 507. Considered, and, agreed to, 514. 


Royal Assent, 525. . 
Vide Accounts. (ApprEssgs, 64.) 
New Srreet. Vide Mary-LE-Bone. = . 
NewrTon ; Petition for a Bill for confirming and establishing 
certain Leases made by the Overseers of that Township ; 
Referred to a Committee, 46. Reported; Bill ordeted; 110. 
Presented, and read, 124. Committed, 194. ‘ Reporteds ‘to 
be ingrossed; 317.. Passed, 330... By «the. Lords, with 
Amendments, 476.. Considered, and agreed to, 480... Royal 
Assent, 503. = 
Newron Asport; Petition for a Bill for maintaining a:Road 
from thence to Ideford; Referred to‘a Committee, 28. Re- 
ported ; Bili ordered; 36. Presented; and read, 62, 
Norro.x Assizes; Petition of Justices of the Peace of Nor- 
folk, for holding Lent Assizes at Norwich, 473. To be. print- 
ed, 474. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Thetford, against. the 
removal of the Assizes: from Thetford ; to. be printed, 475. 
Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Norwich for Two, General Gaol 
Deliveries; to be printed, 491. 
a Gaol. Vide Accounts. (ADpDREssEs, 
19. ‘ " ; Shove " , 
Norrtu Brerizy Road. Vide Goptgy Lane Heap... 
Nortuern Licat-wovuses; Petitionof Donald’ Mackain, 
Manager of the Leith and Aberdeen Steam Yacht Company 
of Leith, for exempting the Brilliant Steam: Packet from 
Light-house Duties; To lie on the Table, 497, °° . 
Nortu Road. Vide Lonpon, (FLEET MARKET!) * 
Notaries ; Petitions for the Amendment of Act 4t Géo. 3, 
viz. Of Attornies and Solicitors ‘of Manchester ;* tobe 
printed, 145. © Petitions of Attornies of Leeds; of Bankers 
and: Merchants of Leeds: 179. Of Notaries Public and 
Practitioners before the Sheriff and other Courts, inthe 
County of Dumfries ; and. of the Dean of Faculty and:Mem- 
bers of the Society of Writers in Ayr, Pi curators. in. the 
Sheriff Court of the County of Ayr, and. Notaries Public ; 
204. Of the Society of Notaries Public and Procurators 
before the Burgh Court of Dundee, incorporated by Royal 
Charter; to be printed, 223. Of the Notaries Public, Pro- 
curators and Practitioners before the Sheriff or Stewart Court 
and other Courts in the County of Kirkcudbright, ibid... Of 
Clerks and Apprentices to Law Agents in Stirling; to be 
printed, 230. . Of Notaries Public and Practitioners, before 
_ the Sheriff and other Courts of. Selkirk.; to be printed, 234. 
Of the Notaries Public and Practitioners before the Sheriff 
and other Courts of the Shire of Elgin and, Forres; ofthe 
Dean, Council, and other Members of the Faculty of Pro- 
curators in Glasgow, incorporated by Royal Charter; of, the 
Notaries Public and Practitioners before the Sheriff and ‘other 
Courts in Dumbartonshire; 242.’ Of the Notaries’ Ptiblic 
and Practitioners before the Sheriff and other Courts; inthe 
County of Perth; :of the Procurators in the Sheriff Court of 
Forfarshire, residing in Forfar; of the Notaries Public: and. 
- Procurators before the Sheriff and other Courts, in the Conn- 
ty of Fife; of the President and Society, of Advocates in. 
Aberdeen, incorporated by Royal Charter ; vied om ve 
ries Public and itioners before the Sheriff Court of Had- 
dington ; to be printed, ibid. Of Notaries Public and Prac- 
titioners before the Sheriff and other Courts in the County ot 
Peebles ;' of ‘Notaries Public and Practitioners befor 
Sheriff Court of Clackmannanshire, 2 Of Notaries P 
lic, Procurators, and’ Practitioners of the Law, residing in the 
Burgh of Montrose; tobe printed, ibid. Of Notaries Public 
Ssngrt vcd andt Rome fib, Serejaes 
un ; otariés Public, Conve ran 
and Pioceraties before the Sheriff and other Courts in the 
- Western: Distriet of palate. nema at Damblane ; . 




































































INDEX 0 the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[ 1824. 





be printed, 259. Of Notaries Public and Practitioners before 
“the Sheriff and other Courts, in the county of Wigtown; of 
the Procurators before the Courts in Dunfermline, and No- 
taries Public in that Town; of Practitioners of Law, in 
the Burgh of Aberbrothock; to be printed, 265, And of 
the Dean and Faculty of Procurators in Paisley, ibid. Of 
‘Dean and Faculty of Procurators and Notaries Public in 
Greenock and Port Glasgow ; to be printed, 272. Also of 
Procurators, Notaries Public, and Practitioners before the 
Sheriff and other Courts in the County of Banff, 27a. Of 
Procurators before the inferior Courts of Law in the Stew- 
artry of Orkney ; 281, Of Bankers, Merchants, and others 
of Preston ; to be printed, 281. Of Bankers, Merchants, 
‘and others of Blackburn, 296. To be printed, 297. Of 
Notaries Public, Conveyancers, and Procuratogs of Surling ; 
to bé printed, 313. Of Bankers, Merchants, and others of 
Cockermouth ; to be printed, 348, Of Christopher Bolland, 
and Thomas Townend, 354. Of Bankers, Merchants, and 
others of Penrith, 380. Of Attornies and others of Bridling- 
ton and Bridlington Quay; and of Bankers of Bridlington 
and Bridlington Quay, 387. Of Attornies and Solicitors of 
Kingston-upon-Hull, and Great Driffield, 395. Of Bankers, 
Merchants, and’ others of Kingston-upon-Hull, 418. Of 
Clerks and Apprentices to Procurators before the Sheriff and 
others of Ross and Cromarty, 418. Of Notaries and Prac- 
titioners in the ‘Sheriff Court of Roxburgh; to be printed, 
437. Of Procuarators in the Sheriff Court of Zetland, 470. 
OF Notaries Public, and Procurators of the Sheriff Court of 
Linlithgowshire, 490. Of Samuel Lock Francis, Coal Mer- 
chant, 491. 
Vide ATTORNiES LICENCES. 


5° Geo. TV. Parl. 7. Sess.5. A. 1824. 


OATHS, Petitions of Separatists of Limerick and Ennis’ 

that their Affirmation may be admitted instead of an 
Oath; to be printed, R25: Of Christian People resident in 
Clara, Parsonstown, Maryborough, and Portaslington ; to 
be printed, 332. Of Christian People in Dublin, and_resi- 
dent in Tab ton: 337- Of Christian People resident in Sligo 
anid Leith ; to be printed, 353. Of John Greene, of Moat- 
field, iu Kildare; and of Christian People in Bagnalstown, 
Athy, Wexford, and Laragh ; to be printed, 360. Of Chris- 
tian People of Cork; to be printed, 376. Of Christian 
People of Newry, Belfast, Armagh, and Portadown; to be 
printed, 519. 

— and Declarations. Vide Revenue Orricers. 

O’Catiacuan, Luke Carlos. Vide Surrey Gaot. 

Orrices aND Emproyments. Vide INDEMNITY. 


Orricrs Renewal; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to pre- 
vent the necessity of the Renewal of Offices on the Demise 
of the Crown ; By leave withdrawn, 122. 

Ot Gas Company; Petition for Leaye to present a Petition 
for a Bill; 154, Referred toa Committee, 155. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 214, 

Ox.puam Charch; Petition for a Bill. for taking down and 
rebuilding the same; 34. Referred to a Committee, 35. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 104. Presented, and read, 147. 
Committed, 183.) Reported; to be ingrossed, 351. Passed, 
362. . Agreed to, by the Lords, 405. Royal Assent, 427. 

Ouive Guetru. Vide Gueurn. 

Orance Lopeces. Vide Ireuanpn. 

ORANGEMEN. Vide IRELAND. 

Orance Processions. Vide IRELAND. 


ORDERS : 


Usual, made, touching Privileges and Elections, 
to prevent Disorders, and relating to Members Letters, &amp;c. 
7. Vide Constasnes. Erections. Evipence. Foort- 
MEN. Mempers. Peers. Postmasrer. Priviteces. 
Serxyeant. Speaker. Votes. Witnesses. 


~ of the Day read; upon Divisions, 106. - ° 
for Second Reading of Bills; discharged, 220, 














325. 




















for an Instruction ; in part discharged, 246, 
ofa future Day ;, discharged, 281,390, 
——-s——— fora Committee on a Bill; discharged, 369. 
ee for printing certain Accounts ; discharged, 12 
$28, 981. Tre ane 
- Standing, made, relative to giving Notices, and 
the conduct of Private Business ; sa ide. PRIVATE 
Business. 
~ Standing, not complied with, or in complied 
with.—House grants Leave to one ik Rodos b 
the Standing Orders, &amp;c:; viz.—By Advertisement, on Church 


Doors, and on Sessions House 18, 79,90, 96, 102, 
120, 423, 190, 155, 271, 184, 209, 217, 220, 270, 272, 273, 
ie 390, 301.—On Doors, 154, 184.—On i 

u 


se Doars, 36.— &gt; : —B 
Advertisement, and ~ Sessions House Toon. 27,8 80, 89, 


100, 101, 195,125, 130, 147, 148, 153, 154, 172, 174, 183, 


185, 189, 216, 234, 271, 278, 296, 300.—By Advertisement, 
and on Church Doors, 52,56, 62, 95, 102, 115, 963.-+To 
deposit Plans, &amp;c, 56, 57, 725 95) 201, 105,114, 120, 125, 
130, 147, 148, 154, 166, 173, 178, 184, 217, 234) 271, 278, 
300, 301.—To give Notice of depositing a Plan, 97.—To 
amend a Plan, 69, 





Ormonpg, late Marquis ; Bill from Lords for the Sale.of.cer- 
tain Estates, 500. Read; Committed; Leave ta. sit. and 
proceed; and to report on, a certain Day; 502, Bill re- 
ported, 504. Passed, 505,. Royal Assent, 525. 

Orpnans AsyLum. Vide Femate Ornpnans, 

Orrnans Funn. Vide Lonpon Orpnans Funp. 

Oxriz, David, Vide Apmrraury. . 


Oxsett, (Esser) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 6. Presented, and read, 21. Committed, 38. 
Petition of Owners of Estates in Orsett, against; 78... Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; Voices; Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; 79. 


Outiawrizs; Bill for preventing Clandestine Qutlawries ; 
_ Fead, 4. 


5 Geo. lV, Parl.7. Sess. 5. A. 4824. 


PADDINGTON Improvement ; ‘Petition for a Bill for better 
governing and regulating that Parish ; Referred to a Com- 

mittee, 63. Reported; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, and 
read, 190. Committed, 229. Petition of. the Lord rere: 
of London, against ; To lie on the Table, 287. Petition read ; 
and referred ; Counsel ordered ; 296. Petition of Sir Frederick 
Treise Morshead, Baronet, against, 310. Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 311. Petition of Company of Proprietors 
of Regent’s Canal, against ; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 
274. Bill reported, 400. Petitions of Company of Proprietors 
of Grand Junction Canal; and of George Stapleton and 
others, against; To lie on the Table, 458. Bill passed, 468. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 400. Royal Assent, 503. 

Pauace Yarp Buitpines, Vide Pustic Buitpines. - 

Pamper and Innurst (Hants) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose ;' and Bill‘ ordered, 58. Presented, and read ; :79. 
Committed, 109. Reported ;- and Bill re-committed ; 262. 
Reported’; to be ingrossed; 323. Passed, 329. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 355. Royal Assent, 371. 

Parer Duties. Vide lrexvanp, 

PARLIAMENT; meets, 3. Prorogued by the King in Person, 
539- Further Prorogued by Commission, 539. 

a a es for a we of aren viz. Of 

eorge Wirgman; To be printed, 174. f Corporation of 
pe re To be pdaeed; 375: g \ 

Passace Vessens. © Vide PassencERs. 


Passencers ; Act (4 Geo. IV, 'c. 88,) for regulating Vessels 
carrying. Passengers between Great Britain and Ireland, 
read ; Bill to amend; Ordered; 299. ‘Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be ‘printed; 
303. Committed, 321.| Committee deferred, 333; 338. Bill 
considered, 344. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 349. Passed, 361. 

Patriotic AssuRANCE Company. Vide InELanp. 

Patterson, Christopher; Petition of Christopher Patterson 
of Easton-street, ing for his continuance in the Office of 
Coast Waiter ; To lie on ‘the Table’; and to be: printed ; 
4t9. 

PattRincton Roads; Petition for a Bill for amending and 
improving the same ; Referred toa Committee, 27. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table; 173: Report read again; Leave 
granted to deposit an Estimate; Bill ordered; Committee to 
report thereon ; 178. Bill presented, and read, 185. Com- 
mitted, 209. Petition of Arthur Maister, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 246. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
363. Passed, 373. Agreed to by the Lords, 405. Royal 


Assent, 428: 





Vide THoRNGUMBALD. 

Pavinc ; Petition of Thomas Gibbs, complaining of the Power 
of thé Commissioners; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 180. 

Pauper Lunatics. Vide Criminat Lunatics. 

PawnsRoxeErs, Vide IRELAND. e 

Pzgexs; Usual’ Resolutions relative to their Interference at 
Elections, 7. 

Pgwnattiszs; Bill for the more effectual Recovery of Penalties 
before Justices and Magistrates; Ordered, 55. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to, be 

inted ; 67. Committed, 86. Committee deferred, 107. 
ill considered ; reported ; appointed for further con- 
sidering Report ; and Bill, as amerided, to be printed; 141. 
Further Consideration of Report deferred, 169. Bill re-com- 
mitted, and considered, 45. R ; to he ingrossed ; 
Day  apeeioied for Third Reading ; 181.  Bill‘passed, 200. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 218. Boyal Assent, 233." 
Psnitentiary (Milbank) ; Select Committee appointed to 


inquire mto the present state of the Penitentiary a ilberk 5 











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INDEX to the SevENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





To report: Observations; to send for’ Persons, Papers and 
‘Recotla; Five to be the Quorum; 113. Members adiied, 115, 

122. Report presented 8 March ; referred; 128. Report to 
- Jie on the Table; and to be printed; 482. 


—_— Bill to provide for the future Confinement of 
Male Convicts removed from the General en 
Ordered, 169. Presented, and read; Da appointed fc 
Second Reading ; ibid. Second Reading deferred, 175. Bill 
committed ; and to be printed; 181. Bill considered, 187. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 200. - Passed, 205. Agied: to by the Lords, 236. 
Royal Assent, '277- . 

Petition of John Grant of Margate, prayin 

that the House will address His Majesty, That His Roya 

Pardon be granted to the Convicts, 186. 


Penritu and Cocxermouts Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually amending and keeping in Repair the same ; 
Referred to a Commitee, 21. Reported, 31. Bill ordered, 
32. Presented, and read, 51. Committed, 79. Re 
to be ingrossed; 123. Passed, 134, Agreed to 

Lords, 163. Royal Assent, 165. 


Perrott, Henry Dundas; Petition offered, stating his Griev- 
ances, and praying the House to refer his Case to the Twelve 
Judges ; Motion for bringing up the Petition, and Petition, 
by leave withdrawn, 174. etition for certain Documents 
relating to his Case to be laid before the House; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 510. 


PERRY. Vide CipER. 


PETITIONS : 








rted; 
y the 





- Time limited for receiving Petitions for 
Private Bills, 7. 





read again, 424. 
of a former Session read, 103. 
to be printed, 11, 14, 16, 19,23, 27, 38, 45, 
471 54, 552 54, 65, 70, 75,775 82, 83, 99; 915,97 98, 102, 105, 
106, 107, 110, 111, 115, 116, 117, 120, 121, 125, 126, 127, 
132, 136, 137, 138, 143, 145, 146, 148, 149, 155, 156, 157, 
160, 162, 168, 173,179, 185, 186, 187, 195, 196, 204, 205, 
240, 211, 212, 216, 217, 218, 222, 223, 224, 227, 229, 230, 
233, 234, 235 236, 242, 244, 245,247, 2545 253, 2545 257, 258, 
259, 260, 264, 265, 266, 271, 272, 273, 274, 281, 282, 288, 
291, 297, 303, 304, 312, 313 316, 319, 320, 324, 325, $26, 327, 
334, 335,337» 342, 349, 347; 348, 349, 352+ 353, 354) 358, 
359, 360, 365, 366,375, 375, 380, 381, 386, 387, 394, 395; 
397» 494, 405, 412, 413, 417, 418, 422, 423, 430, 436, 437, 
438, 446, 452, 453, 454, 459, 460, 461, 462, 465, 473, 474, 
475, 499, 491, 492, 494; 498, 500, 506, 508, 509, 510, 514, 
515, 518, 519, 521, 526, 527, 528, 532) 533, 5372 538- 
- complaining of the Non-compliance with 

the Standing Orders, 79, 80, 105, 270. 

34 --—- a Petition referred to a Committee of the 

whole House, 481. 
referred to Select Committees, 82, 91, 136, 
146, 156, 161, 168, 173, 179, 185, 204, 21, 217, 222, 243, 
267, 271, 297, 3035 319, 477+ ! 
a Petition offered to be presented, but not 
received, the same not having been Recommended by the 
Crown, 125. 























and Order of Leave for Bill, read, 130. 
and Report thereon read, 369. 

: for Leave to present Petitions for Bills after 

the time limited for receiving Private Petitions, 131, 147, 
454, 165, 170, 1 189, 192, 222, 232, 251, 25%, 273, 278, 
280, 285,286, 288, 289, 308, 309, 310, 311, 314, 315, 33, 
331+ 











Leave given to present Petitions after the 
time limited, 134,154, 167, 176, 203, 207, 208, 227,.236,.247, 
256, 264, 286, 289, 290, 294, 295, 317, 318, 323, 325» 335- 
ers withdrawn, 174, 470. 

for Leave to present Bills, 193, 201, 272. 


to enlarge the time for making Reports, 








391. 








Motions for bringing up Petitions, with- 
drawn, 229, 482, 508. 


= for dispensing with the Standing Orders, 
488. 








relating to 5 
Public. Bills; v. Auiens—Banxevurt Laws, Bren— 
Cattve [tt Treatment, Caurcues, County Courts, 
Customs—Destors—Game Laws, Gaors—Hipes 
AND Sxrns—Iretanp (Law Courts, WarReHOUS- 
ING CHARGES)—Lazovunsrs,—Manine Insurance, 
Masrtesone New Srrger—Poos—Savine Banxs— 
‘Scotranpn (Poor)—Sitx, Svurperannvuations — 
Wetcats anv Measures, WaeEat. 


Public Money; v. Bririsn Muszum—Counry Courts 
1 AREA (CH4RITABLE. INSTITUTIONS, Law 
_CouRTs. : ines 


Vou. 79.——Sess. 1824. 


Matters of a Public Natnre; v. ApMiRALTY, AGRicuLtv- 
rat Distress, ALE aND BEER, ANIMALS, ARTIZANs, 
Assautts, Assessep TAxzs, ATKINSON, ATTORNIES 
Licenses—Bear Bastine, Beer, Beut,, Bouinc- 
BROKE AND HorNcasTLg, Brewers, BRisTou Town 
Duss — Cannuie Dourizs, Care Breton, Carne, 
CuarcoaL, CuatnAm Dock, Yarp,; CHESTER AND 
Hotyueap, Cuurcnues,. Ciper, Coats, Cotoniar 
EcciestastTicaAL EstaBLisHMENT, Conway Roap, 
Corn Laws, CorPorRATION AND Test Acts, Court 
or Cuancery, Cross—-Dgntors, Destors Court, 
Demerara, Dissenters, DistibpeERY Laws, Dry 
Rot 1n THE Navy—East Inpia, Exxucrions, Excise 
Duties—Footratus, Forricgn Corn, Foregicn Li- 
NENS, ForGcERY, Frignpiy SocieTizes—Game Laws, 
Groves, GoLp Anb SiLvEr, GUELPH—Hazagp, Hives 
AND SKINs, Historicat PaintTinG, HOLYHEAD STEAM 
Packets, Horses, Hovuss anp Winpow Tax— 
Jamaica, Ink, lron Dutizs—IRELAND( ABSENTEES, 
Barony CoLLeEcTors, BELFAST, BELFAST ACADE- 
MICAL INSTITUTIONS, BUTTER TRADE, CHURCHES, 
CoILE, CONSTABLES, ,CORONERS, CORPORATION, 
CounTY TREASURERS, CourRTS OF RECORD, CuR- 
RIERS, DeRRY CATHEDRAL, DEVENISH CHURCH, 
DroGHeD4é, DuBLin, DUNDALK, Epucation, 
FARMING SOCIETY, FISHERIES, FLANAGAN, FounD- 
LING HOSPITAL, FREEMASONS, GALWAY, GRAND 
JurY PRESENTMENTS, . LONDONDERRY; Mac 
CuskerR, Matt, Newry, NortH West AGRICUL- 
TURAL SOCIETY, ORANGE LODGES, ORANGEMEN, 
ORANGE PROCESSIONS, PAPER’ Duties, Pawn- 
BROKERS, Poor Laws, QUIGLEY, QuIN, Roman 
CATHOLICS, SCHOOLS, SLIGO, STAMP: REVENUE, 
TANNING TRADE, TENANTS RELISF, -TiTHES, 
TotLs AND Customs, UN1IoN Duties, UNION oF 
PARISHES, WAREHOUSING CHARGES,) — Kine’s 
Bencu Praison—Lanptorp anp TENANT, Lanp Tax 
AssEssMENT, Law Courts, Law oF Lize., Law Pro- 
cEEDINGs, Law Stamps, LEATHER Tax, Lecacy 
Doty, Linens—Macninery, Mackare., Matt, 
Matt anpb Beer, Man, Isve or, Making INsurance, 
Mayers, Mercnant Vessers—NEwrounpLanp, 
Norrorx, Nortuern Licktuousts, Notarizs— 
Oatrus—Patrerson, Pavinc, PENITENTIARY, PgR- 
RoTT, Puitiirs, Poor, Prize Money, Paosate Duty, 
Pusiicans— Rectiriers, Reticious To.Eration, 
Roman Catnotie Association, Roman Catuonics, 
Rum —SaccHaroMeter, Santer, Sart; ‘Savinc 

Banks, Scnoo. Assistants, Scoruanp, ( Disti7- 

LERIES, FISHERIES, FREETHINKING SOCIETY, 

HAY, INVERNESS MAGIsTRATES, NAIRN, SCOTTISH 

CaurcH, Sma_t Dests, WHITE HERRINGS,) Sta- 

MEN, SzymMovur, SuHestr Docs, SxiP Buitpine, Suop 

Tax, Sitx, State Dutizs, Stavery, Smart Dexts, 

Smoke, Sotway Fritu Fisnenizs, Soutu America, 

Sprrits, Spirits lnrercourse,; Starrorp Gaon, Su- 

PERANNUATION SuRGzONs, SurREY Gaot, Swann— 

Taxzes, Taytor, Tosacco Duties; Treap Mirt— 

Vacrants—Warwick Hospitat, Wericnts anp 

Measures, West Inp1a Propuce, WuEat, Winpow 

Tax, Wine Duties, Woot, WooLteN Races, Worx- 

MEN, COMBINATION OF—YARN. 





Petty Sessions. Vide IRELAND. 
Petwortn Road. Vide AkunveEL. 


Puenix Gas Light; Petition for a Bil! to establish an addi- 
tional Company, for more effectually lighting the Borough 
of Southwark with Gas; Referred to a Committee; 73. Re- 
ported, 105. Report to lie on the Table, 106. R read 
again; Leave granted to give Notices; 123. Bill ordered ; 

ommittee to report on Notices; 124. Bill ——s and 
read, 130. Committed, 190. Petitions.of. Inhabitants of 
St, Paul and St Nicholas De , and of Greenwich ; and 
of John Gostling, against; Referred, 192. Petition of In- 
bedi is — in ser opto go8. All to ~ Voices, 
309. Bill reported; to ingrossed; 357. Passed, 379. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 405. yal Assent, 427. ie 

Puitxtes ; Petition of John Phillips, a Letter Carrier, in the 
Inland ent of the General Post Office, complaining 
of his having been dismissed, without being placed upon the 
Superannuation Fund ; To lie on the Table; 528. 

Pirvs Exms Road, VideCuettennamM. 

Preasiey Estate. Vide THORNHILL. 


PiymovuTn ; Petition fora Bill for better paving and improvin 
that Town, 18. Referred toa Committee, 19. Reported ; Bi 
ordered ; 27. Petition of James White, against ; to lie on the 
Table, 37. Presented, and Petition of ‘Owners of 
Houses, against; to lie onthe Table, 129. Bill committed ; 
Petition against Referred; ibid.. Petition of Owners of 
Houses in Plymouth, against.; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
136. Petition of Inhabitants. of Pl , in favour; 188. 
Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Houses.in Plymouth, 
against; Referred, and — ordered ; 191. Bill reported ; 

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(182s. 








to be ingrossed; 208. Passed, 214.. Agreed to by the Lords, 

255. Royal Assent, 277. 

, Embankment; Petition. for a Bill for further 
extending the. Powers of the Plymouth Embankment: Com- 
pany ; Referred to a Committee, 21. Reported’; Bill ordered; 
a7. Presented, and read, 36: Petition of Inhabitants of 
Pl mouth, against ; to lie on the Table ; 114. Bill committed, 

61. Bill reported ; to be ingfossed; 208. Passed, 214. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 236. Considered, and agreed 
to, 242. Royal Assent, 278. 

Point Quay. Vide Reprutn. 

Potice. Vide lRELAND. 

Poot Roap. Vide Monteomery. 

Poo.tz Roans, Vide BLanprorp. 

Poor ; Petition of Robert Gourlay, and: Female Parishioners 
of Wily, for the Relief of the Labouring Poor; To be printed, 
110. Petition of Owners and prs a of Houses and Lands 
in Climping, relative to the Law of Settlement, 155. To be 

inted, 156. Of Robert Gourlay, and others of Donhead 

ge Mary and Donhead St. Andrew; to be printed, 196. Of 
Inhabitants of Greenwich ; to be printed, 211. Of Matthew 
Phillips, 213. Of the Reverend Anthony Collett, Rector of 
Haveningham ; Referred, 331. Of Churchwardens, Over- 
seers, and others.of Morpeth ; to lie on the Table ; and to be 
rinted; 459. Petition of Robert Gourlay, respecting the 
ucation of the Poor; to be printed, 470. Petition of 

Robert Gourlay, complaining of the present Distress and 

operation of the Poor Laws ; to be printed, 474. Petition of 
njamin Wills, for the extension of Poor Laws to Ireland ; 

to be printed, 516. Petition of Governor and Guardians of 
the Poor of Bristol, relative to the Removal of the Irish Poor ; 
to be printed, 518. Petition of Robert Gourlay and Pa- 
rishioners of Wily, relative to the Condition of the Poor; to 

be printed 521. 

Petition of Henry Lilley Smith, Surgeon, of Southam, 

to provide Medical Attendance; Referred to a Sel ectom- 

mittee; 298. Vide Lanovrers WaceEs. 

Bill to amend the Laws regarding the Relief, Main- 

tenance,and Employment of the Poor ; Ordered, 98. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 102. Petition of Mayor, and others of Congleton, 

against; to be printed, 162. Petition from Leeds, against, 254. 

Bill to abolish Settlement, by Hiring and Service; 

Ordered, 230. 

Select Committee appointed to consider of the several 

Returns made to the Orders of the House, in 1823 and 1824; 

To report an Abstract and Observations; to send for Persons, 

Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; Reports of 

former Sessions; Referred ; 230.. Member added, 246, 323. 

Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 501. 

— Vide Accounts. (Appressss, 33-) Lanourngrs 
Waces, IngLanp. 

Porras.ie Gas. Vide Compressep Gas. 


PoRTH DINLLAEN Road; Petition for a Bill for amending and im- 
proving the same; Referred toa Committee, 54. Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 172. Presented, and read, 183. Comimitted, 272. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; 402. Passed, 436. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 467. 


Porrratricx Road. Vide Giascow. 


Postace ; House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of charging Rates of Postage on the conveyance of Packets 
containing re-issuable Country Bank Notes by the Post, 26. 
Committee deferred, 28, 48. “Motion considered, 103. Three 
Resolutions, reported and agreed ; Bill ordered upon the first, 
and on the two last Resolutions; Acts 9 Anne c. 10, and 42 
Geo. 3.c. 81, read; Instraction for more effectually preventing 
Letters and Packets from being sent otherwise than by the 
Post; 107. Vide infra. 

Bill for making certain Regulations respecting the 
conveyance of Packets by the Post from London, containing 
Country Bank Notes; Ordered, 107. Présented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 11g. Committed, 117. 
Committee deferred, .22.. Instruction to allow the President 
of the Commissioners of .Revenue: Inquiry, to send and 
receive Letters free from. the duty of Postage, 145. Bill 
considered, ibid. Report deferred, 151, 175. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day ointed for Third Read- 
‘Ing; 200. Passed, 206. Agreed to by the, Lords, 244. 

Royal Assent, 277. 

Bill for granting Rates of Postage on the conveyance 
of Letters to and Peoan Buenos Ayre Ke. ; ss ate 
Presented, and read ; Day Loppeiesed for Second Reading ; 113. 
Committed, 117. Consi , 122. Reported ; to rere tbh 4 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 128. Passed, 193. Agreed 
to‘by the Lords, 157. Royal Assent, 165. 

Postmaster GENERAL; Usual orders to him, 7. 


Bill for enabling a Conveyance to 
of a House in Lombard Street, vested in 


» 29. Presented; tobe printed ; 30. Committed, 


Considered, and reported, 41, . 
the Lords, a5: oval Apes, 123. = 


























be made of 
him ; 





Post:Orrice. -Vide- ATkinson. -Puiti«ps.. Irenann. 

Potrerne (Wilts) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; .and 
Bill ordered, 57. Presented, and read, 193. Committed, 280. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 393. P ¥ 451. Agreed to-by 
the Lords, 507. Royal Assent, 504. ; 

Prayers; Usual Order relative thereto, 7, 

Press, Liberty of. Vide East Inpta. 

Preston Road. Vide Bracxsurn. 

Prisoners. Vide Councit. ~ was 


Prisons ; Select Committee appointed to consider the Laws 
relating to Prisons; To report Observations; to. send. for 
Persons, Papers, and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 180. 
Members added, 200. Petition of Inhabitants of Leicester ; 
Referred, 205. Petitions ftom Coventry ; and of Justices of 
the Peace of Montgomery ; Referred ; 217. Members added, 
242. Petitions of Guardians of the Poor of the Parishes of 
St. Michael, and the Holy Trinity Coventry, for Provision ; 
Referred ; 243. Members added, 250. 


Private Business; Committee appointed to inquire into the 
present mode of conducting Private Business; To report Ob- 
servations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to bethe Quorum ; 423. Member discharged 
from Attendance thereon; another Member added ; 430. Re- 
port, 31 day of May 1821, on the Table of Fees; and Annual 
Certificate (presented ist March,) referred ; 460. Power.to 
report Proceedings, from time to,.time, 511. Instruction: to 
consider whether it may be expedient to make. any .and-what 
Alterations in the Standing Orders of the House, 515. Re- 
port, with Resolutions, 518. To lie on the Table; and to be 
pen 519. Power to Committee to sit, notwithstanding 

djournment, 528. Report read again ; referred to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House.; considered ; Resolutions reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Resolu- 
lutions to be printed; 535. Second Report ; To lie on the 
Table, and to be printed; 536,, Resolutions further con- 
sidered, amended, and agreed to, 537. To be made Standing 
Orders, 538. 

Pariviteces; Committee of Privileges appointed; all to have 
Voices ; tu report their Proceedings from time to time; and 
to send for Persons, Papers and: Records, 6. 


Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that a Mem- 
ber had been assaulted in the Lobby ; and that he had com- 
mitted Robert Gourlay to the custody of the Serjeant; and 
Doubts being entertained of his Sanity, ordered that he do 
stand committed; 483. Mr. Speaker communicates a Letter 
from Dr. Monro, and Sir George L. Tathill, 491. 


Prize Money;, Petition of Persons actually engaged, and 
others, the Representatives of those engaged, in the Capture 
of Fmeehend, for a speedy. Distribution thereof; To lie on 
the Table, and to be printed, 381. 

Propate Dury ; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz, Of 
Francis Boult, of Liverpool; To be printed, 137. Of Thomas 
Tompson, of Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; To be printed, 162. 


Proctor, late Ambrose; Bill from Lords, to give Powers of 
Sale over certain Estates devised by his Will, 469. Read, 
472. Committed ; Leave to sit, and proceed, and repost ; 
488. Bill reported, and passed, 497. Royal Assent, 504. 

Procrors Costs. Vide IneLanp. 


Pusticans; Petitions for the Repeal of the increased Duties 
on Licences; viz. Of licensed Innholders and Victuallers 
of Newark-upon-Trent; to be printed, 27. Of licensed 
Innkeepers of New Sarum; to be printed, 33. Of licensed 
Innholders of Sleaford; of licensed Victuallers of Ports- 
mouth and Portsea; printed, 54. Of Basingstoke, ibid. Of 
licensed Innholders of Wormage 64. Of Nottingham, ibid. 
Of licensed. Innholders and Victuallers of the Parish of 
Spalding ; the Town of Blackburn, 70. Of theCity and Suburbs 
of Winchester; the Parish of Saint Luke, Middlesex; the Soke 
and City of Peterborough; and the Borough of Huntingdon ; 
to be printed, ibid. Of licensed Innholders of Gainsborough, 
$2. Andover; Over Darwen; Lincoln; to be printed, ibid. Of 
licensed Innholders. and Victuallers resident in. the Borough 
of Newcastle-under-Lyme, in the Borough of Beverley, in 
the Townships of Wetherby, Spofforth, Ribston, Bramham, 
Kirk Deighton, Collingham, East Keswick and Thorp-Arch, 
and in.the upper Division of Agbrigg, 97. Of the licensed 
Ianholders and Victuallers snide in the City of Coventry, 

and County of the same City; .in, the Borough of Knaresbo- 

rough; in the Borough of Lancaster; in the Town of Padiham ; 
in the several Towns of Bedale, Masha Middlebamn and Ley- 
burn, and in the Villages adjoining those Places, 102; and in the 

Hamlet of Radcliff; to be pri ibid. Of licensed Innholders 

of Boston, 106. Of licensed Innholders and Victuallers of the 

Town of Louth; of the Town. and Soke of Blogacianies of the 

Town and County of the Town of Southampton; of the Town 

or Borough of and Parish of Alyerstoke; of the Town 

of Skipton and its Vicinity; of the ancient City of York; of 
the Town of Kingsto ull and county of the same 

Town, and ao Parishes 5 Bowne, yng re 

Southcoates, and other Parishes lying adjacent to, and in 

Vicinity of the Town of Kin oe ull; of the Borough 

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London; 110. , Of licensed Victuallers residing.in the Ward 
..of Cripplegate. Within and Without; and in the Ward of 
~’ Coleman-street, in-the City of London ; in the Town of Sut- 
_ ton in Ashfield, ‘and its Neighbourhood ; in the Borough. of 

Reading in the Town of Great Yarmouth ; to be printed, 115; 

and in the Town of Skipton and its Vicinity; ibid. Of licensed 

Innholders and Victualléts resident in the Borough and Parish 

of Northallerton ; in the Town and Hundred of Alton; in the 

Township of Chorley, and. the immediate Neighbourhood 
‘ thereof; in the County of Essex, 120; and in Kingston-upon- 

Thames, and Hampton Wick; to be printed, ibid. Of 

licensed Innholders and Victuallers’ residing in the Bo- 
“xough of Tamworth; in. the King’s Town and Parish of 

Maidstone; in the City’ of’ Gloucester, and the Suburbs 
- thereof; in Broad-street Ward; to be printed, 125; and in the 
-. Wards of Farringdon-without and -Farringdon-within, and 

Castle Baynard, in the City of London; and in the Parish of 

Dewsbury; ibid. Of Innholders and Victuallers resident in 

the Borough of Tamworth, and in the contiguous Hamlet of 

Fazeley; in the Borough of Leicester, and in the Town of 

Wigan and their Vicinities ; to be printed, 130. And in the 

Ward of Aldgate, in the City of London, ibid. Of licensed 

Victuallers residing in the Borough of Newbury, and at 

Speenhamland, adjoining the said Borough ; and in New and 

Old Brentford ; 136.‘° Of licensed Victuallers of Hertford ; 
&gt; and of the Town of Wisbech St. Peter’s, in the Isle of Ely ; 
‘ tobe printed, 143. Oflicensed Victuallers residing in the West 
Division of the Hundred of Brixton; in the'City of Rochester, 
- Chatham, Strood, and théir Vicinity ; 148. Inthe Borough and 
- Neighbourhood of Macclesfield; in the Town of Mansfield ; 
-- and in the Wards of Vintry, Dowgate, Candlewick, Walbrook 
~ and Queénhithe, in the City of London; to be'printed, ibid. 
“Of Innholders and Victuallers of Birmingham ;: to be ‘printed, 
-- 356. ‘ And‘in the Hundreds of Woking and‘ Godley, ibid. 

Of Innkeepers and licensed Victuallers of Nantwich; of 

’ Kensington ; of ‘Devonport; of Stoke Damerel ; of licensed 

Innholders and Victuallers of Market Deeping and Deeping 
-' St. James; also’ of Durham; ‘to be printed, 162." Of St. 

Mary Lambeth and Christchurch, ibid. Of Innkeepers and 
-Mictuallers of Plymouth ;’to be printed, 168. Of ‘Fram- 

lingham ; of Lime-street, in the City of London, in the Parish 

of Saint Matthew Bethnal Green, and in the United Parishes 

, of Saint Jamesand Saint.John Clerkenwelk; 168, Of Inn- 
_, keepers.and Vicuallers, of Ipswich ;. to be printed, 173... Of 
licensed Victuallers. residing.im the Borough and Parish of 

. Bridgewater -and its Vicinity ;. the Parish of. Saint Mary:le- 
bone ;. the Parish ‘of Christ’ Church Spitalfields, and. in, the 

Liberty of the Old: Artillery Gropnd; to. be; printed; 185. 

the City of Bristol; the Parish of Saint Pancras; the Town 

of Hounslow; the Wards of Portsoken and Billingsgate, in 
the City of London; and the City of Bath and its Vicinit rs 
“abid. Of Innkeepers and Victuallers ofthe United Parishes 
of Romsey Infra and Romsey Extra; of Innkeepers, Pub- 
'-Jieans and ‘others; who-annwally take out Licences to. retail 

Beer, ‘Wine and Spirits, ‘sistent in the City of Worcester, 

195. Of.licensed Innkeepers and: Victuallers of the Borough 

of, Liverpool ; and of Jnaholders and Victuallers, resident in 

the Town and.immediate Neighbourhood of Northwich ; to 
be printed, ibid, Of licensed, Victuallers residing in Kendal 
and. its. Vicinity; in the Parish of Melford and adjacent 

Villages ; inthe Town of Taunton; 203. And in the Parish 

of Saint Alphage Greenwich; and of licensed Thinholders 

and Victuallers resident in the Town of Folkingham, ard 

Villages adjacent; to be ptinted, ibid, Of Innkeepers and 

Victuallers residing in the Hundreds of Bosmere, Clayton and 

-Thredling, 211. Of licensed’ Victuallers residing in the 

Parishes of Woolwich, ‘Char'ton, Eltham, Bexley, Erith, 

Crayford, and Plumstead ; and in the Town and Borough of 
“ Sudbury; to be printed, ibid. Of licensed Victuallers resid- 

ing’in the Parish of ‘Saint George Middlesex ;"in the united 

Parishes of Saint Margaret and Saint John Westminster ; in 
~~ the City ‘and Liberty of Westminster; in the Town of Bright- 

helmston; to be printed, 216. In the united Parishes of 

Saint Giles-in-the-Fields, and Saint George Bloomsbury ; in 

the united Parishes of Saint Andrew Holborn, Sajnt George 

the Martyr, and the Liberty of the Rolls; in and near the 

Parish of Saint Anne Limehouse ; and in the City of 

Chester, ibid. Of licensed Victuallers of Congleton; to be 

rinted, 222. Of “Tavistock, ibid. Of Innholders and 
icensed Victuallers of the City or Borough of Wells and its 

Vicinity; of licensed Victuallers in the Hamlets of Mile End 

‘Old and New Towns’; and in the Town and Parish of Dart- 

‘ford ; 230. Of Jicenséd Victuallers of Salford ‘and Pendle- 

ton ; of licensed Victuallers and Innkeepers ‘of the Hundred 

of | rd; of licensed Victuallers’of Manchester ; to be 

printed, 234, Of I rs and Victuallers of the “Town 

of Diss; of licensed Victuallers uf the Hundreds of Carlford 
and Colneis ; ibid. Of Victuallers of the City of Canterbury, 
and County of the same City and its Vicinity, ibid. To be 
‘printed; 245. ‘Aind of licensed’ Victuallers’ residing’ in “the 
Parish of Saint Mary Magdalen Berniondsey, 234.° Of Inn- 
a Victuallers and others of Carnarvon, 242. And of 

iaeroeit Victuallers of Sairit Mary Islington ; “to be printed, 
~ ¢bid,° Of Tonkeepers“and ‘Victuallers* of the Town and Bo- 
vo Youglt of Eye’; arid’ of licensed Victuallers residing within 
ons 


“VoL, 79.——Sess. 1824. 


228, 246, 248, 267, 280, 283, 


the District or Division of Bromley ;. to be’ printed,’ 259. 
_ Of licensed Victuallers of Gravesens » &amp;e, 2: 7 Ot littosed 
Victuallers of Penrith; to be printed, We “OF licensed 
"Victuallers residing in the Tale of Wight; to be priited, 282. 
“Of licetised Innholders and Victuallérs of Bury;*td be printed, 
312. Of licensed Victuallers of Blackburn ; ‘to be ptinted, 
~~ 324. Of Innkeepers’ arid Victuallets’ of Lowestoft; and of 
the Town of Halesworth ; sate Of Innkeepers aiid “Victu- 
allers of Hoxne, 346. Of licensed Victuallets’ of Halifax, 
354. Of -Ennholders and. others “of Norfolk} and of the 
City of Norwich; 386. To be printed; 387; *-* Batt 
Vide SEYMouR, 5 4% yw : 
Pustic Buitptnes; Motion, That the Account of the Expense 
incurred, and Estimate of the Expense remaining tobe incurred, 
on the building of the Courts of Justice, in Saint, Margaret’s+ 
, street, and Palace-yard, with , the “Blan, be referred to 
a Select Committee, to report. Observations ; Motion, by 
’ leaee Withee: Teh ey ee ae 
_ Account of the Expense incurred; and 
the Estimate of the Expense remaining to be. incurred, in 
the building of Courts of Justice in Saint,Margaret’s-street, 
and Palace-yard ; Referred to a Select Committee; to report 
Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 206. Report to lie the Table; and 
/ to be printed; 364. . Petition ‘of John’ Soane, Architect, 
relative to his Plans, .396.._'To be printed, 397.. 
Pustic Business; Usual Resolutions relative to Orders of the 
Day, and Notices, 8. ; 
Pusuic Crepit. 








Vide IrBLAND, 
5° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 
QUESTIONS: Bry towing vd at 
- Amendments proposed to be’ made thereto, with- 
drawn, 19, 123; 158, 167, 339, 367, 377,474- © 
-——' Main, put, ‘20, 40, 106, °123,° 150, 167, 205, 209, 


289, 290, 314, 342, 397, 406, 
497, 434, 444, 454,455, 462, 188, 474, 478, 482, 86 493, 
494, 510,511,519. ty laatynt cs op Sap 


- Amendments proposed to be made thereto, not 
‘made, 40, 106, 150, 205, 228, 246, 267, 280, 283, 397, 406, 
497; 434, 444, 455, 462, 468, 482, 486, 494, 511, 519. 
— ——~— Amendments proposed to be made to proposed 
Amendments, but not made, 48. a ." 
Amended, 48, 174, 180, 267, 289, 311, 349, 382, 
478, 493, 529. , +e ret yt ene % 
Vide Motions. a 





Questions passed in the Necarive ; viz, ait hie bys 
——— For Copies of Communications made to the Lord 
Lieutenant or Chief Seeretary of Ireland, during seven years, 
on the subject of the Burial of Roman Catholics, ‘12. 
———- That certain Words proposed to be left out, stand 
part of Questions, 48, 174, 180, 267, 289} 311, 949, 382, 478, 
493, 529+ 


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For laying before the .House,.:a. Return of the 
Names of Persons holding’ certain Offices or Appointments 
in Ireland, 66, ; | hentogs 

relative to the best mode of 


to a Decimal Scale, 98. 








adapting the: Coinage 
For Leave to bring in a Bill for the more effectual 
Representation of the City of Edinburgh, 103... 

For eppointing Select Committee. to. inquire 
whether the practice of Bear-baiting and other Cruel Sports 
has a Mischievous Effect on the Morals of the People, 103. 
That Mr. Farquharson do attend the House, 112. 
That the Reduction of Taxes-is not such as to 
satisfy the just Expectations of the People, 117. J 
That the Window Tax is unjust, and ought to be 
repealed, 117. Mi aog 
——-——— For laying before the House, Copies of Proc!a- 

mations issued during 1820, and other Papers :relative to 
Ribbon Men in Ireland, 150. ars 
For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the present Mode of taxing Malt and Beer, 163. 03 
- For brin ing a Clause offered to be added on the 
Third Reading of the Mutiny Bill, 163. ORE: 
That a Committee do sit and proceed, notwith- 
standing their Adjournment, 229. os 
For referring the Twelve Reports.of the Com- 
missioners of Inquiry into Courts of Justice in Scotland, to a 
Committee, 230. ae 
—————— For bringing up a Clause offered to, be.added on 
the ‘Report of City Road Bill, 252. ‘ agnicneie iat 
For Leave to bring ina Bill to allow Persons pro- 
secuted for Felony, to defend by Counsel, 260... 
For laying before the House, the Minutes of the 
Evidence taken before the Committee on the Manchester Gag 
Light Bill, 266. eS Can ene ae eo 
- For bringing up ‘Clauses offered. to be added to the 
‘“Rlieds Bill, 2630007" "es Se ee 





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IN DEX ‘to the SeVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 











QUESTIONS rassep 1n THE NeGative—continued. 

_. For Leave to bring in a Bill to reduce the Esta- 
' blishments of Regiments and Battalions of Irish Militia, 327. 
Relative to the Chureh Establishment of Ireland, 








332. 

-— That it is expedient that from and after 5th January 

_. 1825, the Duties on Ghovets and Windows should cease ; 
also the Duties on Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. 342. 

For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 

the Bounties paid on the export of Sugar, 361. 

For Leave to bring in 4 Bill to repeal the Duty on 

Leather, 381. 

For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on 

Third Reading of the County Courts Bill, 406. 

—-———— That certain Words = jae to be left out, stand 
part of the Courity Courts Bill, 406. 

————— For bringing up a Clause offéred to be added on 

‘ Third Reading of the Islington Improvement Bill, 411. 

——_——— For appointing a Committee relative to the First 

' Fruitsin Ireland, 414. 

—————- For calling in Council on the Report on Equitable 

_ Loan Bank Bill, 416. 

For Return of the Number of Persons charged 
with Criminal Offences in England and Wales, during 1822 
or 1823; and for several other Returns relative to Criminal 
Offences, 423. 

For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 

the Report of Clergy Residence Bill, 424. 

— For bringing. up certain Clauses offered to be 
added on the Third Reading of the Glasgow and Portpatrick 
Roads Bill, 434. 

————-— For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
the Third Reading of ine Bankruptcy Bill, 441. 

——_—__—_——-. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 

’ the Third Reading of the Warehousing of Wheat Bill, 442, 
454- 




















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—— For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
the Third Reading of the Equitable Loan Bank Bill, 444. 
That the Orphans Fund Debt Bill be read the 
Third Time, 469. 

— For bringing up a Petition of Maria Taylor, for 

the revision of her Husband’s Sentence, 470. 

That the House will, early in the next Session, 
take into consideration, the subject of the Impressment of 
Seamen, 477- 

—_————. For calling in Council on Third Reading of Marine 

_ Insurance Bill, 494. 

For the House to adjourn, 494. 

For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment 
made to the Vagrants Bill, 512. 

————— For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on 

‘ "Phitd Reading of Irish Insurrection Act, 520. 

-—-——— For laying before the House certain Papers relative 
to the Conduct of Dr. Thorpe in Sierra Leone, 530. 

—_—_——— For laying before the House a Return of the present 
Officers and Members of Corporations in Ireland, 537. 

That certain Words proposed to be left out, stand 

part of the Resolutions relative to giving Notices, Sc. 537. 





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Questions Previous, passed in the Necative; viz. 


For an Address for an advance of Capital to Ire- 
land, to be employed in Manster and Connaught, 321. 


——— —— Relative to the First Fruits in lreland, 414. 


Relative to the Trial andCondemnation of the late 
Reverend John Smith, Missionary at Demerara, 484. 


For laying before the House Papers relative to the 
Recorder’s Court of Bombay, 530. 


withdrawn, 423, 500. 








QveEsTions resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE ; Viz. 

——— That certain Words be inserted in or added to 
Questions, 48, 174, 280, 267, 289, 311, 349, 352, 478, 493, 
520. 








That certain Words Po ayes to be left out, stand 
part of Questions, 150, 205, 246, 267. 
———— That certain Words proposed to be left out of the 
Aliens Bill, stand part thereof, 283. 
-—~——— For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
. Third Reading of Islington Improvement Bill, 410. 


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Quieuey, Rebert James. Vide IneELann. 
Quin, John. Vide [reLanp. 


5° Geo. IV. Parl.7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


RADNOR, Hererorp and Mertonetu; Petition for 
a Bill for making and repairing certain Roads in those 

‘ Counties; R to a Commiittee, 79. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 135. Report read again, and re-com- 














[ 1824, 
= 
mitted, 144. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 148. 
Report read again; Leave granted to give Notice, and’ to 

’ deposit a Map or Plan, &amp;c. Bill ordered; Committee to re- 
port thereupon ; 154. Bill presented, and read, 191. Com- 
mitted, 247. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 373. Passed, 393. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 438. Royal Assent, 451. 

Ramscate Gas Licut. Vide Marcare. 

Recorps. Vide IRELAND. 

Rectiriers; Petition of Rectifiers. of British Spirits, to 
enable them to convert Rum into Gin, 162, To be printed, 
163. Of George Francis, of Whitechapel Road, 273. 

Repsroox; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from Red- 
brook to St. Arvan’s, in the County of Monmouth; Referred 
to a Committee, 14. Reported; Bill ordered; 22. Pre- 
sented, and read, 31. Committed, 44. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; 105. Passed, 110. 

Report on Petition read again; another Bill 

ordered, 142. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 166. 

Reported; to be ingrossed; 214. Passed, 221. “Agreed to 

by the Lords, 255. Royal Assent, 278. 

Vide JouRNALS. 


Reprutn Railway; Petition for a Bill for making a Railway 
from thence to Point Quay, in the Parish of Feock; Referred 
to a Committee, 68. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
109. Report read again; ve granted to deposit Duplicates 
of Sections ; Bill ordered; Committee to report thereupon; 
114. Bill presented, and read, 189. Committed, 227. 
Petition of Lord De Dunstanville and Basset, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 355. Bill reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table; 400. Day pene or further con- 
sidering Report, 444. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 449. Passed, 467. Agreed to by the Lords, 492. 
Royal Assent, 502. 

Recister Orrice; Bill to authorize the Establishment of 
a Metropolitan Register Office, for preserving Registers of 
Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, in England; Ordered, 321. 
Presented, and read; Day appoiuted for Second Reading ; 
325. Second Reading deterred, 378, 398. Second Reading 
put off for Three Months, 430. 

Rexicion ; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

Rericrous ToLerRaTion; Petition of Persons residing in 
Sheffield, for Religious Toleration, 354. Of John Duncan 
Dawson, and others ; to be printed, 360. Of Inhabitants of 
Stokesley; to be printed, 352. Of James Jones; to be 
printed, 7°. Of the Reverend Robert Taylor; to be printed, 
515. Of Inhabitants of Glasgow, 535. To be printed, 537. 

RENFREWSHIRE Roads; Petition for a Bill to amend and 
continue Acts, 43. Referred to a Committee, 44. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 100. Presented, and read, 191. Committed, 
257. Petition of Freeholders and others, of Ayr, against ; 

317. Referred; all to have Voices; 318. Petition of 

Incorporation of Merchant House of Glasgow, against ; 

Referred, 341. Petition of David Laurie, against; To lie 

on the Table, 352. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 

403. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 433. Passed, 451. 


REPORTS : 














Time limited for receiving Reports on Private 
Bills, 7—Time enlarged for receiving Reports, 355. 

Of former Sessions ; read, 98. 

Of former Sessions referred to a Select Com- 
mittee, 8, 267, 460. 


Re-committed, 79, 90, 144, 173, 251, 261, 











311, 392. 





To be printed, 82, 146, 205, 266, 364, 423, 
438, 451, 460, 482, 491, 501, 507, 519, 528, 536, 538. 

To be re-printed, 349. 

Time enlarged for receiving Reports, 390, 391, 
a. - 394, 400, 401, 403, 411, 421, 420, 430, 433, 436, 
445, 481. 











Referred to a Committee of the whole House, 
534- 





Rerton Free Scuoou. 


RESOLUTIONS : 


To be printed, 7, 103, 250, 535, 538- 

t Amendments proposed to be made 
to Resolutions, but not made, 85, 141. 

Read again, 245, 415, 420, 424. 

Amended, 537. 

Vide ELections. 


Vide Erwaut Hospitau. 














Hovse. 








Revenve Inguiry; Acts (1 and 2 Geo. IV, c. 90, and 
3 Geo. IV, c. 37); for the appointment of Commissioners 
for inquiring into the collecting and ma ent of the 
Public Revenue, read; Bill to continue the same ; Ordered, 
98. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 103. Committed, 107. Considered, 
113. Reported, to be ingrossed; Day appointed - ee 
eading ; 


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. Reading; 117. Passed, 122. Agreed to by the Lords, 146. 
Royal 165.5 ; 


v. PosTacE. 

Revenve Orricers; Bill from Lords, to enable certain 
Persons to hold Offices in the Revenue, without taking 
Oaths, 483. Read; Day appointed’ for Second porn 

- 484. Committed, 495. Considered ; reported, and pass 

- 498. Royal Assent, 502. 

Rissen-Men. Vide Inetanp. 

Rizssons. Vide Si1xs. 

Roaps. Vide IRELAND. 


Roman Cartnouic Association; Petition of Inhabitants 
- of Treland, friends to its peace, against; To lie on the Table ; 
‘ and to be printed ; 438. 

Roman Caruonics; Petitions in favour of Claims of the 
Roman Catholics; viz, Of Inhabitants of Carrick-on-Suir, 
357- To be printed, 358. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 

- of Clonmel, 403. To be printed, 404. Of Catholic Inha- 
bitants of New Ross, 411. To be printed, 412. Of Roman 

_ Catholics of Ireland, 437. To be printed, 438. Petition of 
Roman Catholics of Ireland, ibid. To de printed, 440. Of 
Roman Catholics of Wexford; To be printed, 447. Of 

' Catholics of the County and City of Limerick, 459. To be 
printed, 460. Of Inhabitants of Galway; of Roman Ca- 
tholics of Cork; To be printed, 474. Of: Roman Catholics 
of Down and Newry, 489. Of Catholics of Monaghan; 

To be printed, 509. Of Roman Catholics of Waterford ; 
To be printed, 537. 





&gt; 





Petition of Edward Blount, of Bella- 
more, Staffordshire, complaining of the Publication of 
certain Tracts; To lie-on’ the Table; and to be printed; 
423. 





Petition of James Edward Devereux, 

. and Eneas Macdonald, relative to providing Churches for the 
Roman Catholics ; To be printed, 453.. Of Anthony Mar- 

- mion; To be printed, 515. 

- Petitions respecting the Faith and Dis- 

- cipline of the Protestant and Roman Catholie Churches ; To 
be printed, 386. 








Petition of Catholics of lreland, re- 
: specting the Roman Catholic Association, 508. To lie on 
* the Table; and to be printed; 509. 
Bit to enable the Roman Catholic 
- Priests to solemnize Marriages among Roman Catholics, 
_ under certain Restrictions ; Ordered, 292, Presented, and 
_ read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 
303. Petition of the Archdeacon and a of Merioneth, 
against; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 312. 
Second Reading deferred, 315, 322, 333, 339, 344. Bill 
committed, 367. Committee deferred, 376, 97 407, 432, 
"442. Committee put off for Six Months, 456. 
- - — Church. Establishment; Motion for an 
_ Address relative thereto; Question previous proposed, and 
withdrawn ; Motion withdrawn, 500. 
——- Vide IRELAND. 
Rounpuay, Petition fora Bill for building a Church in that 
Township; Referred to a Committee, 60. Reported; Bill 
. ordered; 135. Presented, and read, 153. Committed, 165, 
' Reported; to be ingrossed; 221. Passed, 227. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 255. Royal Assent, 277. 
Ruptow Paving. Vide Asurorp. 


Rucex.rey Road; Petition for a Bill for making and maintain- 

. ing a Road from thence to Alrewas; Referred to a Com- 

- mittee, 58. Reported; Bill ordered; 81. Presented, and 
read, 119. Committed, 129. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

_. 241, Passed,.248. Agreed to by the Lords, 289. Royal 
Assent, 300. 

Rum; Petition of Planters, Merchants and others, of Glasgow, 

os a Reduction of the Duties thereon ; To lie on the Table, 
162. 


Acts (43 Geo. 3, ¢. 69, and 4 Geo. IV, c. 72,) read ; 
House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of so 
much of the said Acts, as relates to the Duties on Rum, 201. 
Committee deferred, 206, 213, 219, 226, 232, 260. Acts 
considered, 268, Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and 
Bill ordered thereupon; 275. Vide infra. 

-———— Bill to reduce the Duties on Rum, the produce of the 
British Colonies or Plantations in America; Ordered, 275. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
286. Committed, 293. Considered, 304. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 314, Passed, 
322. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. Royal Assent, 370. 

——— Vide Recririzrs. 














5° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess, 5. A. 1824. 


S ACCHAROMETER;; Petition of Joseph Long, against the 
exclusive use of Bates’s Saccharometer in the brewing of 
Beer ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 387. 
SapteR, James; Petition of James Sadler, complaining of the 
refusal of a Publican’s Licence; Motion, that the said Petition 
be brought up, and by leave withdrawn, 482. 


VoL. 79.——Sess. 1824. 


Saint Arvan’s Road... Vide Renaroox. Sah 


Saint Davin’s College ; Bill from Lords, to enable His Ma- 

. jesty to grant certain Advowsons to a College, to be called 

- Saint David’s College, 510. Tbe King’s Consent signified, 
and Bill committed, 522. Considered; reported and passed ; 
521. Royal Assent, 525, Lug 

Saint Karuerine; Petition fora Bill for building a Bridge 
across the River Thames, from the Parish of St. Katherine to 
the opposite Shore ; Referred to a Committee, 45. Report- 

~ ed, 118, Report to lie on the Fable, 119. Report read 
Leave granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on Notices; 130. Bill presented, and read,.190. Pe- 
tition of Watermen of Iron Gate Stairs, against; 203. Peti- 
tion from St. John Southwark, against; 209. Petition of 
Watermen of Tower Stairs, &amp;c. against; 222. Petition of 
Commissioners of St. Katherine’s Paving, against; To lie on 
the Table, 247. Petition of Corporation of London, against ; 
ibid. Petition of Watermen’s Company, against; To lie on 
the Table, 3209. 





Petition for a Bill for constructing Wet 
Docks, Basons and other Works in that Parish; Referred to 
a Committee, 64. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 80. 
Petition complaining of the Non-compliance with the Standing 

’ Orders, ibid. Petition of Leaseholders of Saint Katherine 
near the Tower, against; To lie on the Table, 96. Report 
read again; Leave granted to give Notices, &amp;c,; Bill ordered ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 97. Petition of Edward 
Colebatch, against; 101. To lie onthe Table, 102, Order 
of Leave for Bill, read and discharged; another Bill ordered ; 
189. Presented,'and read, 191. Petition of Watermen of 
Iron Gate and St. Katherine’s Ferries, against ; 204. Petitions 
of William Bell and Robert Fitzroy Bell ; and of Inhabitants 
of St. Katherine, against; 215. Of James Agnew, Mark 
Brown and other Wharfingers ; also of Watermen of Alder- 
derman Parson’s Stairs; and of St. Katherine’s Ferry, against; 
ibid. Of Lewin Cholmley; and of Watermen of Tower 
Stairs, against; 220. Of Merchants, Ship-owners atid others 
of London; and of Merchants engaged in the Wine’Trade, 
in favour; 228. Petitions of London Doch Company ; and 
of Owners of Premises in St. Mary Rotherhithe, against ; 
To lie on the Table; 229. Of Qwners and Occupiers of 
Houses in St. Botolph, Aldgate, and Precincts of St. Kathe- 
rine; and of Sisiienes of London, in favour; 234. Of 
Rulers and others‘of the Fellowship of the Porters of Billings- 
gate, called Corn and Salt Porters, or Fellowship Porters ; 
of Commissioners for paving, eet lighting, watching 
and regulating the Streets and Public Places within part of 
the Precinct of Saint Katherine, in the County of Middlesex ; 
of Leaseholders, Occupiers and others interested in the Pre- 
mises, in the Precinct of Saint Katherine near the Tower of 
London ; of Lessees and Occupiers of the Legal Quays and 
Warehouses situate between London Bridge and the Tower of 
London ; of George Matthew Hoare, James Woodbridge, 
William Everest and Frederick Woodbridge, all of the Red 
Lion Brewhouse, Lower East Smithfield, Brewers; of Wil- 
liam Clay of Devonshire-place ; and of Merchants, Traders, 

‘ Ship-owners and others of ‘the Port of London; of Trustees 
for executing an Act of his late Majesty, for widening and 
improving the Street leading from Tower Hill to the Street 
called Upper East Smithfield, in the Parish of Saint Botolph- 

’ without-Aldgate; of William Bell and Robert Fitzroy Bell, 
Wharfingers ; and of Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint 
Botolph-without-Aldgate, the Parish or Precinct of Saint 
Katherine near the’ Tower of London, and the Neighbourhood 
thereof respectively, against ; To lie on the Table, 247. Bill 

- committed, 248. Petition of London Dock Company, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 254. Of Owners or Occupiers 
of Land in Saint Botolph-without-Aldgate, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 258. Petition of Trustees of Tower 
Hilland Upper East Smithfield Street, against ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 265. Petition of Charles Pitt, Surveyor, 
against; Referred, 282. Petition of Owners of Wharfs in 
St. Olave and St. John Southwark and Bermondsey, against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 302. Petition of James 
Agnew and others, read again ; Referred, and.Counsel ordered, 

_ ibid. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of ‘Lands in Upper 
East Smithfield, and of Society of ‘Ticket Porters, against ; 
3 Petition of Lessees and Occupiers of Public Uptown 
Waiheste in the City of London, approved for the deposit 
of Foreign Merchandize under the Act of 4 Geo. LV, c.24; 
of the Company of Proprietors of the Grand Surney Canal ; 
of Roger Kynaston, Esquire ; and of George Matthew Hoare, 
James Woodbridge, William Everest and Frederick Waod- 
bridge, Brewers, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, ibid. 
Petitions read again, and referred; Counsel ordered ; 317. 
Petitions of Merchants, Traders and others of Dover and the - 
Port of Yarmouth, in favour ; bid. Petition of Proprietors of 
Gas Light and Coke Works at Ratcliff, against; Referred, and 
Coane ordered, 322. Petitions of Watermen’s Company, and 
of Company of Armourers and Braziers of London, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 329. Petition of Inhabitants 
of St. Katherine, against ; 330. Petition of Thomas Hartley 
of St. John Southwark; of Wine and Spirit Merchants of 
London, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 334, Of 
Thomas Keeton, ibid. rn of Porters of on 
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read again; Referred, and Counsel ordered, tbid. Of. Mer- 
chants, ‘Ship-owners and others of: Rye, 339. Petition: of 
' Directors of Commercial’ Dock Company, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 340. . Petition of Porters of Billings- 
gate ; also from Shadwell, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; Petitions in favour, 346. Petition of Saint Mary 
Magdalene. College, Oxford, against ;. Referred, 363. Of 
Company of Proprietors of Grand Surre Canal,. against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 373.. Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 390. Petition of the Reverend John 
Banks Hollingsworth, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 394. Of the Company of Proprietors of the East 
Toot leensing of the Rector, Churchwardens, Over- 
seers of the Poor, and Trustees of the Parish of Saint George, 
in the County of Middlesex; of the Governor and Company 
of the New River brought from Chadwell and Amwell, to 
London ; of William Bell and Robert Fitzroy Bell, Wharfin- 
ers ; and of Lessees and Occupiers of the legal Quays and 
‘arehouses, situate between London Bridge and the Tower 
of- London, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 402. 
Petition in favour, ibid. Petition of Owners of Premises, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 411. Petition of 
Daniel Burr, of Portland Place, against; To lie on the Table, 
416. Petition of Merchants of London, in favour; 429. 
Minutes ordered; 451. Presented ; and to be printed at the 
Expense of the Parties, if they think fit; 529. 
Saint Patrick. Vide IRELAND. 


SaLMon Fisnertes ; Select Committee appointed to take into 
consideration the State of the Salmon Fisheries of Scotland, 
and of the United Kingdom ; To report Minutes of Evidence, 
with their Opinion and Observations, and to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum, 230. Members 
added, 243.. Petitions presented in this Session, Referred, 
243. Petition referred, 248.° Members added, 259. Peti- 

_ tion. from Provost of Dundee; Referred, 266. Petition of 
Freeholders of Elgin ; Referred, 271. Member added, 272. 
Petition of Proprietors of Land in Hawick ; Referred, 279. 
To be printed, 288.. Members added, 281. Petition of Mer- 
chants of Dundee; Referred, 313. Petition of Freeholders 
of Ross; Referred, 346. Member.added, 381. Petitions of 
George Relph of Carlisle ; and of Proprietors of Salmon 
Fishings on the Clyde ; Referred, 403. Report to lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 507. 

- Vide Scoriany, (FISHERIES.) 

Satt; Petition of Jehosaphat Postle, to repeal the Duties on 
Rock Salt; To lie on the Table, 235. 

Petitions for repealing the Duties on Salt ; viz. OF Mer- 

chants and others, of Galway; of Farmers and Occupiers of 

Land in Winscales ; to be printed, 298. Of the Manufac- 

turers of Salt at Winsford; of Inhabitants of Dean and Har- 

rington; of Inhabitants of Maryport and Allonby, and those 
employed in the Fisheries there; of Inhabitants of Work- 
ington; and of Gentlemen, Tradesmen and others of Keswick ; 

to be printed; 312. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Mid- 

dlesex ; and of Inhabitants of Saint George; to be printed ; 

320. Of Merchants, Manufacturers and other Inhabitants of 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; of Soap and Sal Ammoniac Manu- 

facturers of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; and of Inhabitants of the 

Town of Hawkshead; to be printed; 324. Of Merchants, 

Traders, and others of Whitehaven ; of Inhabitants of Gos- 

forth ; and of John Jackson ; to be printed, 337. 

— Motion, That it is expedient that the present Rate of 


Duty on Salt be continued; Motion, by leave, withdrawn, 
361. 













































































Acts relative to the Duties thereon ; To be considered in 

a Committee of the whole House, 409. Committee deferred, 

420. Acts considered, 425. Resolutions reported, and agreed 

to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 433. Vide infra. 

Bill to repeal the Duties and Laws in respect of Salt 
and Rock Salt; Ordered, 433. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 443. 

ommitted, 456. Considered, 463. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 464. Petition 
of Manufacturers of Salt at Chester, against ; to be printed ; 
470. Bill passed, 471. Agreed to by the Lords, 409. Royal 
Assent, 502. 
Sanpon Roads. Vide Srarroxrp, , 


Sanpon and Buttock Smitny Roads; Petition fora Bill for 
amending, repairing, aud maintaining the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 51.’ Reported ; Bill ordered ; 114. Presented, 
and read, 129. Committed, 155. Petition of Messrs. Pick- 
ford and others, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 
179. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 208. Passed, 214. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 236. Royal Assent, 277. 
Sanpwicn; Petition for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill 
for improving the Navigation of the River Stour and Sand- 
wich Haven; Referred to a Committee, 285. Reported ; 
Leave given; 289. Petition presented; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 291. Reported, 295. Report to lie on the Table, 
296. Read again; Leave granted to give Notices, and to 
deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; Committee to report there- 
on; 300. Leave given to present the Bill, 301. Order of 
" Leave for Bill read, and discharged; another Bill ordered ; 


~ 












































. 308. . Presented, and read, 310. . Petitions in. favour,°345. 


Petitions of Corporation of Fordwich ; .of Commissioners of 
Sewers of the m parts of Kent; and of Anthony Jen- 
nings and Thomas Denne, Esquires, against; other Petitions 


in favour, 351. 


Savine Banxs; Acts (57 Geo. 3, c.105 and 130, and 1 Geo. IV, 
_ ¢. 85,) read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 


House, 285. Committee deferred, 293, 321, 333. Acts con- 


sidered, 338. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and Bill 
ordered thereupon ; 344. Vide infra. 





Bill to amend the several Acts for the Encou- 


ragement of Banks for Savings in England and Scotland; 


Ordered, 344. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 


Second Reading; and to be printed, 350. . Committed, 361. 


Committee deferred, 369. Petition of George Glenning, 
against; to be printed, 380. Bill considered; reported ; 
Day appointed ‘for further considering Report ; and Bill, as 
amended ; to be printed, 382. ‘Petitions of Robert Soutar 


* of London ; and of ‘Trustees of .Devonshire Union and West 


of England Benefit Insurance Institution, against;~ to be 
printed, 405. Further. Consideration deferred, 407. Peti- 
tion of Members of the Wargrave Friendly Society, against ; 
to lie on the Table, 422. Further Consideration deferred, 
432. Billre-committed, and considered, 441. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; and Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 447. Third Reading deferred, 
463, 471. . Bill passed, 478. Agreed to by the Lords, 506. 


- Royal Assent, 502. : 





Petition of the Managers of a Savings Bank at 
Castlebar, for the Repeal of certain Clauses which relate to 
the amount to be deposited, &amp;c. To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 354. 





Petition of John Woodrow, for establishing 
a Bank for granting Life Annuities; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 417. 


Scartuo and HotitoweaTe HEAp Road; Petition for a Bill for 


S 


repairing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 
27. Petition against, 58. Reported; and Bill ordered; 136. 
Presented, and read, 161. Committed, 184. Petition of 
Owners and ,Occupiers of Lands, naest Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 221. All to have Voices, 229. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 263. Passed, 279. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 320. Royal Assent, 370. 


cHoot AssisTANTS; Petition of School Assistants, respecting 


qualification for that Employment; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 259. .- ; 


Scnoots. Vide lReELanv. 


SCOTLAND:. .. 


(CHURCHES.) Act (4 Geo. IV, c. 79,) for building 
additional Churches in the Highlands and Islands of Scot- 
jJand, read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House; 408. Motion for the House to resolve itself into the 
Committee ; The aa Recommendation signified; and 
Motion agreed to; Matter considered; 415. Resolution 


‘ reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 420. 


—_—_— 


Vide infra. 


(Ibid.) Bill to amend Act for building additional 
Places of Worship in the Highlands of Scotland; Ordered, 
420. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 433. Committed, 443. Considered, 
448. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 456. Passed, 464. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 507. Considered, and agreed to, 514.. Royal &lt;As- 
sent, 524. 

(CHURCH OF.) : Vide ‘CotoniAt Ecctestasti- 
cAL EstasBLisHMENT. (SCOTTISH CHURCH, infra.) 


(DISTILLERIES); Petitions for permission to ex- 
port Scotch Spirits into England, on payment of the Duty 
on Spirits made in we viz. Of Scotch Distillers ; 
to be printed, 98. Of Scotch Distillers of Perth; to be 
printed, 185. Of Justices of the Peace, Freeholders, and 
others of Lanark ; to be printed, 321. Of Commissioners of 
Supply of Dumfries; to be printed, 320. Of Freeholders, 
Justices of the Peace, and others, of Linlithgow, 332. Of 
Justices of the Peace, Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, 
and others, of Renfrew and Dumbarton, 336. Of Justices of 
the Peace, Freeholders, and Commissioners of Supply of 
Haddington ; to be printed, 354. Of Robert Barclay. Allar- 
dyce; to be printed, 360. Of ‘Freeholders, Commissioners 
of Supply, and others, of Edinburgh ; to be printed, 366. Of 
Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and others of Stirling; of 
Provost, Magistrates, and Town Couneil of Linlithgow ; to 
be printed, 381. Of Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, 
and others, of Forfar, 412.. Of Landholders, Commissioners 
of Supply, and others, of Aberdeen, 422. To be printed, 
423. Freeholders, and others, of Argyll, 437. Ot Free- 
holders and Land Owners of Caithness; to. be printed, 446. 
Of Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of 
Supply, of Clackmannan; to be printed, 470. Of Free- 
holders, Commissioners of Supply, and othefs, of Inverness ; 
to be printed, 533. ; . 

( Ibid.) 








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SCOTLAN D--continued. 


(Ibid.) Bill to continue certain parts of Act 3 Geo. 3, 
for preventing Private Distillation in Scotland ; Ordered, 377- 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 383. 
Committed, 390. Considered, 399. Report deferred, 408. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 425. Passed, 442. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. 
Royal fam, 467. 

— (EDINBURGH.) Petition (presented sth May 
1823,) read ; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for the more 
effectual Representation of that City.. Question Neg. there- 
upon, 103. 

(ENTAILED EstéTBS.) Bill from Lords, to autho- 

rize the Proprietors of Entailed Estates in Scotland to grant 

Provision to the Wives or Husbands and Children of Pro- 

prietors, 454. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 

and to be printed ; 460. Committed, 471. Considered, 477. 

Reported, with Amendments ; Day appointed for considering 

them; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 478. Further Con- 

sideration deferred, 484. Amendments further considered, 

and agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 495. 

Bil passed, with Amendments, 500. Amendments agreed to 

by the Lords, 527. Royal Assent, 525. 


(FISHERIES); Petitions for regulating the Laws 
applicable to the Salmon Fishery; viz. Of Merchants, and 
others, of Arbroath; to be printed, 116. Of Chamber of 
Commerce of Edinburgh ; to be printed, 125. And of Mer- 
chants of the said City, ibid. Of the Provost, Magistrates, 
and Council of the Royal Burgh of Dundee; and the Per- 
sons subscribing, Proprietors of Lands in the neighbourhood 
thereof, and Merchants, Manufacturers, and 7m, arrest of 
the Burgh; of the Provost, Magistrates, and Council of the 
* Royal Burgh of Cupar, in Common Council assembled ; of 
Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants of the 
Royal Burgh of Cupar, Fife, and Proprietors and Occupiers of 
Land in the neighbourhood of that Burgh ; of Noblemen, Free- 
‘ holders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply 
of the county of Forfar; of the Provost, Magistrates, and 
Council of the Royal Burgh of Montrose ; to be printed, 136. 
and of the Convener, Deacons and Members of the nine In- 
corporated Trades of the Royal Burgh of Dundee, ibid. Of 
the Lord Provost and Magistrates, and Town Council of 
Edinburgh ; to be printed, 144. Of Merchants, Bankers, and 
others, of Montrose, ibid.’ Of Magistrates and Town Coun- 
cil of Irvine, 149. To be pritited, 150. Of the Forfar Cham- 
ber of Commerce; of the Provost and Magistrates of Had- 
dington; and of Magistrates of Forfar; to be printed, 155. 
Petition of Magistrates ‘and Council of Dysart; to be printed, 
163. Of Magistrates and Council of Crail; to be printed, 
186. .Of Commissioners:of Supply of Dumfries, 204. Pe- 
titions referred to a Select Committee, 243. Vide SatmMon 
Fisnerigs. Petition of Lord: Provost, and others, of Glas- 
gow; referred, 248. Of Provost, Magistrates, and Council, 
of the Royal Burgh of Nairn; to be printed, 253. 
— Vide Satmon FisHeERies. 


( FREETHINKING SOCIETY.) Petition of Indivi- 
duals of Edinburgh Freethinkers Zetetic Society, for Liberty 
of Free Discussion on all Religious Subjects; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 38:1. - 


(Hay,) John; Petition of John Hay, a Prisoner in 
the Criminal Gaol of Edinburgh, for an inquiry into his Case; 
To lie on the Table, 491. 


———— (HERRINGS.) Vide (WHITE HERRINGS,) infra. 
(HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES.) Act (4 

Geo. IV, c. 56,) for maintaining in Repair the Military and 
Parliamentary Roads in Scotland, read; Bill to amend the 
said Act; Ordered, 260. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 261. Com- 
mitted, 269. Committee deferred, 276. Bill considered, 
284. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 294. . Passed, 305. Agreed to by the Lords, 348. 
Royal Assent, 370. 
— (INVERNESS MAGISTRATES.) Petition of Alex- 
ander Mac Donald, complaining of the exaction of Fees 
from a Debtor on liberation from Imprisonment; To Jie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 258. ; 


(JUDICATURE.) Bill from Lords, for the bette 
regulating of the Forms of Process in the Courts of Law in 
Scotland, 500. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to’ be printed, 501. Petitions of Magistrates and Town 
Counell of the Royal Burgh of Irvine; of George Cranstoun, 
Dean of the Faculty of Advocates; of Noblemen, Freeholders, 
Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of the 
County of Edinburgh ; of Members of the Society of Writers 
to the on in Scotland; and of Keepers, Commissioners 
and Clerks of His Majesty’s Signet in Scotland, against ; 
507. Bill committed; Committee put off for Two Months ; 
510. 


























(JURIES.) ' Bill to alter and regulate the manner in 
which Juries are chosen to serve on Criminal Trials in Scot- 
land; Ordered, 98. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; '111.. Committed, 
157. Considered; reported; Day appointed for further 





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considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be B sae 
187. Farther Consideration deterred, 249, 256, ' » 260, 
276, 284. Bill re-committed, and considered, 208 Order 
for receiving Report, dropped for want of Forty-Members, 
goo. Report deferred, 305, 315: Bill reported, and re-com- 
mitted, 321. - Considered; reported ; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report ; and ‘Bill, as edelaiteh, to be printed ; 
327. Petition of Householders of inverness, in favour; 337. 
Further Consideration deterred, 3435349, 368, 378, 382, 389, 
398. Report further considered, 406. Bull to be:i 
407- Third Reading deferred, 425- iil passed, . 432. 
(JUSTICE, COURTS OF.) Motion for referring the 
Reports of Commissioners to a Committee ; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 230, 
(Ibid.) Vide JuDIcaTuRE, supra. 
(Law Courts.) Vide JUDICATURE, supra. 
(NarRN,-Rovau Burcu.) Petition of William 
Mackintosh of Milbank, and others; also of Burgesses and 
Householders of the Royal Burgh of Nairn, -for.an inquiry 
into the Misapplication of the Public Money; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 366. 
— (PAROCHIAL STIPENDS.) Act 50 Geo. 3, c.84, 
for augmenting Parochial Stipends in certain Cases, in Scot- 
Jand, read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 345. Committee deferred; 949, 361. Act con- 
sidered, 382. Resolutions reported, and agreed to ; and Bill 
ordered thereupon ;°389. Videinfra. ~ 
(Ibid.) Bill to amend ‘and render more effectual the 
said Act; Ordered, 389. Presented, and read; Day ‘ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 400. Committed, 415. Con- 
sidered, 432. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day oe 
for Third Reading; Bill, as: amended, to be printed ; 443. 
Bill passed, 456. Agreed to by the Lords, 491. Royal 
Assent, 502. 
—— (Poor.) Bill to regulate the Relief granted to the 
Poor in Scotland; Ordered, 260, Presented, and réad ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 271. 
Second Reading deferred, 328, 407. Second Reading: put off 


for Three Months, 419. foe oa - 





—— (Ibid.) Petitions against; viz. : 

tices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of Linlith- 

_ gow; to be printed,.336. Of Lord Provost and others. of 
Edinburgh; and of ube Ministers and Elders of the: Presby- 

. terian Congregations of Scotland; 348. Of the Presbytery of 

' Paisley ; of the Ministers and Elders of the Presbytery of 
Glasgow; 365. Of the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and 
Common Council of the City of Glasgow ; of the Reverend 
the Presbytery of Edinburgh; of the Ministets and Elders of 
the Presbytery of Ayr, met in Presbytery ;. of the Provincial 
Synod of Lothiag and Tweed-dale; and of the Minister and 
Elders of the Presbytery of Cupar; to be printed, 365. . Of 
Minister and Elders of the Presbytery of Forfar; to be 
printed, 387. Of Prcabyiey of Kirkaldy ; 5. Of Mana- 
gers of the Charity Workhouse of Saint Cuthbert, Edin- 
burgh, 405. Of Minister and Elders of the Presbytery of 
Annan; to be printed, 405. Of the General Assembly of 
the Church of Scotland ; to be printed, 452, 

(RovaL BurGus.) Vide NAIRN, supra. 


— (ScoTrrisH CHURCH.) Petition, of the Reverend 
the Synod of Angus and Mearns, for the Spiritual Edifi- 
cation of the Scottish Church in the West Indies ; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 349. 


(Vide) CotoniaL Eccuesiasticat Estasuisu- 
MENT. 











(SMALL DEBTS.) - Petition of Freeholders, Com- 
missioners of Supply, and others, of the County of Ross, for 
the extension thereof ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
452. 
. (Ibid.) Act(39 and 40 Geo. 3. ¢. 46,) for the Re- 
covery of Small Debts in Scotland, read; Bill to alter and 
amend the said Act; Ordered, 476. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 491. 
—— (SPIRITS INTERCOURSE.) Vide DISTILLERIES, 
supra. 











(WHITE HERRINGS.) Petitions. relative to the 
Bounties on White Herrings ; viz. Of Owners and Masters 
of Vessels in the Port of Stranraer; To lieon the Table, 223. 
Of Fish’Curers in Port Gordon District; 242. Of George 
Forbes, Chief Magistrate of the Royal Burgh of Anstruther 
Easter; and of Fish Curers and Inhabitants oe a eeay 5 
337. Of Fish Curers, and others of Zetland Islands ; to 
rinted, 347. Of Owners of Fishing Vessels in Ardglass ; of 
arlingford; and of White Fisheries of Macduff, Garden- 
ston, Banff, Whitehills, and Portsoy ; to be printed, 366. Of 
Landholders, Commissioners of Supply, and othets, of Shet- 
land; and of Landed Proprietors of Clare; to be pritited, 
380. jd, 





Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 40, 48, 49, pt 65.) 
AustraLian Comvany. Avustratian’ Waste LaNps. 
CampneLL. Dunver. Evinsurcn. EpMonstone. 
Lanark anv Guiascow. -Macrag. “RENFREWSHIRE. 
Fawees 18 





Q SEAMEN; 





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IN DEX to the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[ 1824. 





SEAMEN; Petitions against the Impressment of Seamen; viz. 





SEPARATISTS. 


S 


Of George William Butler; to printed, 179. Of Sea- 
faring Men and others, of Greenock ; to be printed, 412. Of 
Merchants, Ship-owners and others, of Hull; to be printed, 
418. Of Seafaring. Men, Lightermen and others, to be 
rinted; 461. Of Merchants, Ship-owners and others, of 
aera of Ship-owners, Ship-masters and Mariners, of 
King’s Lynn, against ; to be printed, 474. 
. Motion, That the House will early in the next Session 
take into consideration the subject of the Impressment of 
Seamen ; Question Neg. thereupon, 477. 
Vide Oatus. 


ERJEANT : 





Usual Orders to him, 7. 





A Person committed to the Serjeant’s 





custody, 482. 
—_— Sent with the Mace to summon Members, 


345- 
‘Vide MEMBERS. 








Sgymour, George; Petition “AT Act of his having been 


refused a Licence for a Public 


ouse ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 423, 


Snegr Does; Petitions against the Duties thereupon ; viz. Of 


Proprietors and Occupiers of Sheep Farms in Westmorland ; 
to be printed, 19. Of Proprietors of Sheep Farms in West- 
morland; to be printed, 82. Of Shepherds of Cumberland ; 
to be printed, go. Of Owners of Farms in Brackenthwaite, 
Buttermere, Loweswater and Ennerdale, 97. Of Proprietors 
and Occupiers of Farms in Cumberland ; to be printed, 111. 
Of Shepherds ; ‘to be printed, 125. Of Shepherds of Hawkes- 
head, 131. ' Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Sheep Farms in 
Westmorland, 218. Of Occupiers of Lands in the Hundred 
of Penllyn; and of Occupiers of Land in Dumfries, Lanark, 


~ Peebles and Selkirk ; to be printed, 264. Of Proprietors and 


Occupiers of Sheep Farms in Westmorland ; to be printed, 352. 


Snuetey Lane Heap; Petition for a Bill for making and 


maiotaining a Road from thence to Barnsley; Referred to 
a Comihittee, 75. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 79: 
Report read; Leave granted to give Notice of depositing 
a Plan; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notice; 97. 
Bill presented, and read, 101. Committed, 110. Petitions 
in favour, 342. Petition of Barnsley Canal Company, against ; 
Referred, and Connsel ordered; ibid, Petitions of Free- 


holders and others, of Barugh ; of Trustees of Barnsley Road ; 


and of Freeholders and others of Cawthorne, against; Refer- 
red; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 350. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; 373. Passed, 393. 





——— Report on Petition, read again; Bill 
ordered ; 449. Presented, and read, ibid. Committed, 468. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 480. Passed, 481. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 507. Royal Assent, 503. 
—- Vide JourNna.s. 





SHERIFFS. 


Vide ARRESTS. 


Su1P-puiLpiNG ; Petition, praying that the Duties on Mate- 


- to be printe 


: 


rials, used in Ship-building in the Colonies, may not be remit- 
ted; to be printed, 163. Of Ship-builders of Sunderland; 
\ 212. Of Ship-builders of Greenock and Port 
Glasgow ; to be printed, 223. Of Ship-builders and others, 
of Matypott, Workington and Harrington, 297. 
n1PLEY Roads; Petition for a Bill for making and maintain- 
ing a Road from Marehill, in the Parish of Pulborough, 
through Shipley; Referred to a Committee, 55. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table ; 70. Report read; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 104. Bill presented, and read, 124. Bill commit- 
ted, 142. Reported; to be er youre, 193. Passed, 203. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 236. Royal Assent, 233. 


Snop Tax; Petitions against; viz. Of Shop-keepers and 


Traders of Liverpool; to be printed, 83, Of Shop-keepers 
and Retail Traders of Rochdale ; to be printed, 162. 


Srerra Leone; Motion for an Address for laying before the 


' House, certain Pa 


8 relative to the conduct of Dr. Thorpe, 
in Sierra Leone; Question Neg. thereupon, 530. 





Six ;, Petitions 


Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 63, 66, 67.) 


ainst the Reduction of the Duties on Foreign 
Silks ; viz, Of Silk Merchants of London; to be printed, g2. 
Of Silkmen, Silk Throwsters, and Proprietors of Silk Mills; to 
be printed, 2 Of Samuel Henshall, of Newcastle; of Ribbon 
Weavers of Bedworth, Nuneaton, Chilvers Coton, and Bulking- 
ton, and of Coventry ; to be printed, 121. Petition of William 


Thoeypson and others, Feagering the Duty on Waste Silk, 126. 
0 


Of Silk Manufacturers thers; to be printed, 127. Of Silk 
Manufacturers, Silk Throwsters, and others, of Derby ; of Silk 
Throwsters, and others connected with the Silk Trade, and Inha- 
bitants of the Towns and Neighbourhoods of Sandbach and 
Middlewich ; of Master Silk Manufacturers, Silk Throwsters, 
Silk Dyers, operative Weavers, and others employed in the Silk 
Manufacture of the Town of Macclesfield and its Vicinity ; of 
the Mayor, Aldermen, capital Burgesses, Clergy, and other 
































Inhabitants of the Borough of Congleton; of Silk Manufactn- 
rers, Silk Throwsters, and others, residing in Congleton and the 
Neighbourhood; of Silk Manufacturers in: Manchester; of 
Master Silk Dyers residing in and about the Neighbourhood of 
Spitalfields; of Persons interested in the Manufacture of Silk in 
the West of England ; of Manufacturers and others interested in 
the Silk Trade, in the Borough of Sadbury; of Journeymen 
Silk Weavers residing within the City of London, the County 
of Middlesex, the City and Liberty of Westminster, and the 
Liberty of His Majesty’s Tower of London; of Robert Way- 
len the younger, and Peter Walker, of Devizes; of George 
Gouger, of Stamford, Silk Throwster; and of Silk Weavers 
of Taunton; to be printed, 131. Of Silk Manufacturers of 
Reading ; to be printed, 138. : 
Bill to reduce the Duties on the Importation of Raw 
and Thrown Silk, &amp;c:; Ordered, 140. Instruction relative to 
the Bounties on the Exportation of Silk Manufactures, 151. 
Bill presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
158. Committed, 164. Committee deferred, 168. Instruc- 
tion relative to certain Allowances granted on Silk imported 
and warehoused, 175. Petition of Silk Manufacturers, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 180. Committee deferred, 
181. Bill considered; reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
187. Bill re-committed, and considered, 1 96 Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 206. Passed, 
213. Agreed to by the Lords, 259. Royal Asses, 277. 
Petitions against the above Bill, and relating to the Silk 
Manufacture; viz. Of William Newton, Michael Newton, 
and Thomas Priestnall, of Stockport; and of Merchants, 
Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of the City of Norwich, 
interested in the Silk Trade; to be printed, 173. Of Silk 
Manufacturers, 179. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 180. 
Of Silk Mercers and Warehousemen; to be printed, 186. 
Other Petitions from Glasgow and Paisley, ibid. Of Church- 
wardens and others, of St. Matthew Betlinal Green; to be 
rinted, 195. Of Silk Mercers of Bristol, zbid, And of Silk 
ercers of Westminster ; to be printed, 195, 


Acts for granting Bounties on Silks ; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, and considered, 146. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 151. Vide supra, 

Acts relating to the Duties and Bounties thereon ; To 
be considered in a Committee of the whole House, and con- 
sidered, 168. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and 
Instruction accordingly, 175. Vide supra, 

Petitions,in favour of the Alteration of the Duties; viz. 
Of Silk Manufacturers of London ; to be printed, 186. 
Petition of Silk Traders of Edinburgh, for a suitable 
Drawback on the Stock in hand ; to be printed, 168. ~ 
Petitions against the Importation of Manufactured 
Silks and Ribbons; viz. Of Manufacturers of Ribbons of 
Coventry, 144. Of Silk Throwsters, interested in the Silk 
Trade of the Town and’ Neighbourhood of Taunton; of 
Proprietors of Silk Mills and Machinery ‘Throwsters, Silk 
Manufacturers, Weavers, and others, interested in the Silk 
Trade, at Kettering, Burton-Latimer, and the Neighbourhood 
where the Silk Manufacture is dispersed ; 148, Of Robert 
Jackman, of the Town of Colford, Silk Throwster, and other 
Persons Inhabitants of the said Town, employed and other- 
wise interested in the Silk Trade ; and of Crape Manufaeturers, 
interested in the Silk Trade, of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Taunton; to be printed, 148. Of Silk Manufacturers, Silk 
Throwsters, and others, interested in the Silk Stocking Trade 
at Nottingham; and of Masters, Weavers, and working 
Hands employed in the throwing and manufacturing of Silk, 
residing in the Parish of Shepton Mallet and its Vicinity ; to 
be printed, 156. Of Tradesmen and Inhabitants of the City 
of Coventry; of Thomas Steel, of Stockport; of Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Stamford ; to be printed, 161. Of Silk 
Throwsters of the Town of Blockley ; and of Inhabitants of 
Biddulph ; ibid. Of Silk Manufacturers of Leek, 168. 
Petition of Manufacturers and Working Silk Weavers of 
Dublin, praying, that no Change may be made in the Arrange- 
ments between the Manufacturers and working Weavers; to 
be printed, 332. 

Petition of Silkk Merchants, Throwsters and others, of 
Dublin, to repeal Acts; to be printed, 337. 





SILKsSTONE Reservoir. 
Sitter, John Peter Christian ; Bill from Lords for.his Natu- 


Suate Duties; Petition for the 


Bill from Lords, to repeal Acts relative to the 
es of Persons employed in the Manufacture of Silk, 396. 
; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 
405. Petition of Operative Silk Weaversof London, against; to 
be printed, 422. Bil committed, 425. Committee deferred, 
432. Bill considered, 447. Reported; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading; ibid. Passed, 456. Royal Assent, 502. 


Vide Dearne and Dove CANAL, 


Wa 
Re 


ralization; 406. Read, 411. Committed, 436. Reported, 
and passed, 481, Royal Assent, 504. 


Sitston (Northampton.) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 


and Bill ordered, 73. 

Repeal of the Duties on 
Merchants and others of 

Plymouth ; 


Slate carried Coastwise ; viz. Of 


1824.] 


IN D-EX ‘to the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





Plymouth ; to be printed, 14. . Of Christopher Patterson of 
Easton-street; to be. printed, 419. vob 
SLAVERY; Petitions for the Abolition thereof; viz. Of Inhabi- 
tants of the Town and Neighbourbood of Baldock, 23. Of 
Inhabitants of Hitchin and-of Dedham; to be printed, 55. Of 
Inbabitants of King’s Lynn, 64. Of Inhabitants of. Cam- 
borne; also of Buckingham; 90: Of .Freéemen and Inhabi- 
tants of Hereford; and of Inhabitants of Stafford ;. to be 
printed, ge, Of Inhabitants of Potton ; Cirencester ; Mil- 
verton; Maidenhead; to be printed, 102., Of Bowes; and 
Spalding ; ibid. Of Inhabitants of Bury St. Edmunds; to 
be printed, 106. Of the Bailiffs, Burgesses, Freemen, Mem- 
' bers of a Committee for aiding in the amelioration of the 
condition of Slaves, with other Inhabitants of Chippingham 
and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Borough of Banbury 
and its, Vicinity, and of Wellington and its Vicinity; to be 
rinted, 110. Of the Clergy and other Inhabitants of the 
own of Halesworth and its Neighbourhood; and of Inhabi- 
tants of Saint Ives; of the united Parishes of Fenstanton 
and Hilton; and of Wadebridge and its Vicinity ; ibid. Of 
Inhabitants of Stowmarket, Needham-market, Woodbridge 
and Bildestone, and of the Town and County of. Poole, and 
their Vicinities; of the Bailiff, Alderman, and capital Bur- 
gesses of the Borough of New Radnor; of Inhabitants of 
Crookham and its Neighbourhood; 115. Of Wellingborough ; 
of Belford and its Vicinity; and of the Parishes of Bluntisham 
with Earith and Colne; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants 
of Rushden and Nailsworth, and their Vicinities; of Gentry, 
Clergy, Freemen, and [nhabitant Householders of the Town 
of Cambridge ; of Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Madeley and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of Not- 
tingham and its Vicinity ; to be printed, 120. Of Middleton 
in Teesdale; of the Town of Castle Donington and its Vici- 
nity; of the Town of Staindrop; of the Town and Parish 
of Presteigne; of the Town of Manningtree and its Environs ; 
and of the Parish of Worstead; ibid, Of Inhabitants of 
the Town of Doncaster; of the Town of Warminster; to 
be i wrny 126. And of the Neighbourhood of. Billericay, 
ibid. Of the Mayor, Burgesses, capital Inhabitants, House- 
holders, Residents, and others of the Town of Marazion, 
and Parish of Saint Hilary ; of Freeholders, Householders, 
and Inhabitants of the Town and Chapelry of Hayfield, in 
the Parish of Glossop ; and of the Town and Parish of Cha- 
pel-en-le-frith ; of Inhabitants of the Borough of Calne and 
its Vicinity, and of Hoddesdon and its Vicinity ; of Gentry, 
Clergy, and Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Bed- 
ford; 130. Of Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of 
Ipswich ; and of Bailiffs, Aldermen, Burgesses and Inhabi- 
tants of the Borough of East Retford and Neighbourhood ; 
to be printed, sbi. Of Inhabitants of Spilsby, and its 
Neighbourhood ; of Ansty,: Glenfield, Cropston, and Kirby 
Muxloe; of the Town and Neighbourhood of Maldon; of 
the Township.of Ollerton ; 136. .Of the Town and Parish of 
Tewkesbury ; of the Town and Parish of Great Gringley ; of 
the Parish of Misterton; and of and. near Heytesbury ; to 
be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of the Town of Broseley ; 
of the Bailiffs, Burgessess, and Inhabitants of Chipping 
Norton and its Vicinity ; of the Clergy, Churchwardens 
and principal Inhabitants of the Parishes of Hook Norton, 
Swerford and Wigginton ; of Inhabitants of Hinckley and 
its Vicinity ; 143. of. Kenninghall and its Neighbourhood ; 
of East Halding and its Neighbourhood ; of Chorlbury and its 
Vicinity ; of the Borough of Godmanchester ; of the Towns 
of Somersham and Pidley-cum-Fenton; of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Tayistock ; and of Stains and its Vicinity ; 
and of the Clergy, Gentry and other Inhabitants of the Town 
of Beverley ; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of the 
united Parishes of Mylor and Perran-Arworthall; of Kendal 
and its Vicinity ; of the Parish of Woolpit and the adjacent 
Villages ; of Mildenhall ; of the united Parishes of Cratfield 
and Laxfield; of the Town of Newport in the County of 
Salop; of the Town of Hertford and of the Parish of Walls- 
end, and their Vicinities; 148. Of the Parish of Holbeach 
and Neighbourhood thereof; of the Town of Louth, of De- 
vizes, of the City of Gloucester, and of Middleton Cheney, 
and their Vicinities; of Inhabitants, Householders and others 
of the King’s Town and Parish of Maidstone and its Vicinity , 
of Inhabitants of Gedling and Carlton ; of Beeston and 
Chilwell ; of Basford and Bullwell; of Sutton in Ashfield ; 
and of the Town and Port of Dover and its Vicinity ; to be 
printed, 148. of the Mayor, Corporation, and other Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Falmouth and its: Vicinity; of Inha- 
bitants of Hawkeshead, Milnthorpe, Bicester, Wells next 
the Sea, and Plymouth, and their Vicinities; of the Pa- 
rishes of Muxton, Ashley, Stanton, Maer, and their Vici- 
nity 5 and of the City and County of the City of Canterbury 
and its Enyirons; 155. Of the Mayor, Aldermen, Bur- 
gessss, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Saint Alban 
and its immediate Vicinity; of Inhabitants of Burlington, 
Burlington Quay, and the Neighbourhood; of Hornsea and its 
Neighbourhood; of North and South Cave, Hotham and New- 
bald, and their Vicinity; of Westbury, Ross, and the County of 
the City of Waterford. ; and of Derby and its Vicinity; to be 
printed, 155. Of the Mayor and Corporation of the Geboogh 
of Truro, and the Inhabitants of that Town and: Neighbourhood; 


VoL. 79.—Sess. 1824. 


= 
of Inhabitants of the Town ,and.Parish of Redruth; of the 
Borough of Appleby and its Vicinity; of Heage and its Vici- 
nity; of Milford and Makeney ;.of Heanor aad its Vicinity, 


_ of Riddings,, Horseley, Ukestone, Long Eaton,, Breason, 


Henley-upon-Thames, and Royston, and their Vi¢inities ; of 
the Mayor, capital Burgesses, Portreeve, and, Inhabitants of 
the Borough.of Penryn,,and of the Inhabitants and its, Neigh- 
bourhood; of Inhabitants, of the Borough of ,Hedon, ‘and 
the adjacent parts of Holderness; of the Parish of Cotting- 
ham; of the Town of -Pattrington, and the adjacent Parts 
of the County of York; of Attleburgh and_its Neighbour- 
hood; of the Town and Neighbourhocd of Upwell; of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Wisbech; of the Hundred of 
Freebridge, Marshland, and of East Bergholt; and. of the 
Town of Chertsey, and. Moreton-in-the Marsh, and their 
Vicinities ; 161. Of the Bailiff, capital Burgesses, and 
others, Inhabitants of the Borough of inster; of Inha- 


. bitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Neath; of Edin- 


burgh and its Vicinity; of Belper and its Vicinity; of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Kingston-upon-Hull; of Bar- 
nard Castle; of the Town and, Parish of Shiffpal; of the 
Parishes of Kirton and Falkenham, Trimley Saint Martin 
and Trimley Saint Mary, Felixton, and Walton; of Wickham 
Market and itsVicinity; of Swefling; of the Parish of Rondham ; 
of the Towns of Brentwood and Romford, and their Neighbour- 
hood ; of the Town of Trowbridge and itsVieinity; and of Dar- 
lington and its Vicinity; of the Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses, 
and other Inhabitants.of Stockton-upon-Tees ; of Inhabitants 
of the Towns of Wainfleet, Burgh, and the; Neighbourhood, 
and of Selston, Wollaston, Irthlingborough, Stroud, and their 
Vicinities ; of the Mayor, and other Inhabitants of the Town 
and Borough of Thetford; of Inhabitants of the City, and 
County of Norwich of Melksham, Seend, and Lacock, and 
their several Vicinities; of the. Burgh of. Inverkeithing ; 
and of the Borough of Boston and its Neighbourhood ;, to &gt; 
printed, zbid. Of the Minister, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Stithians; of Inhabitants of Turnditch,Shottle, 
and their Vicinity ; of Dorkin and the Neighbourhood thereof ; 
of Pakenham, and of, the Parishes: contiguous thereto ; of 
Market Harborough; of the. Town of Saint, Mawes; the 
Parish of Chobham, and Stokesley-in-Cleveland, and their 
Vicinities ; of the ancient Borough of Gosport; of Gilling; 
and of the Parish of West Malling and: its Vicinity ; of the 
Magistrates, Ministers, and other Inhabitants of the Royal 
Burgh of Dunfermline and its Vicinity’; of Inhabitants of 
Rickmansworth and the Neighbourhood; and of the Town 
and Port of Sandwich and its Vicinity ; of Manufacturers and 
others, Inhabitants of Tunstall; of Inhabitants of Longton 
and Lane-End Lane, Delph and Huton ; of the City of Bath 
and its Neighbourhood; of the Town of Frome Selwood ; of 
Yeovil ; of Wiveliscombe and its Vicinity ; of the Parish of 
Wethersfield ; of Thrapston and its Vicinity ; of Finchinfield ; 
of the Parishes of Thaxted, Wimbish, and Sampford ; of the 
Town of Braintree ; of Stebbing and. Felsted ; of the Town 
of Bocking; and of Great Bardtield and its Vieinity ; of the 
Clergy, Gentry, and other Inhabitants of the Parishes of 
Earls Colne, Colne Engain, Wakes Colne, and White Colne ; 
of the Clergy, Gentry, and other Inhabitants of Haltstead 
and its.Vicinity ; of the Clergy, Gentry, and other Inhabitants 
of the Parishes of Castle and Sible Hedingham; of the 
Mayor, Aldermen, and other Inhabitants of the Town of 
Saffron Walden and its Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of Witham 
and its Vicinity; of Yarm; of the Second United Associate 
Congregation of the Secession Church at Peebles; of the 
Minister, Elders, and Members of the Associate Congregation 
of Urr United Secession Church; of the Minister, Elders, 
and Members of the Congregation of East Calder, under the 
inspection of the United Associate Synod; of the United 
Associate Congregation of Auchtergaven ; of Inhabitants of 
Leslie and its Neighbourhood ; of the Minister, Elders, and 
Members of the Associate Congregation of Dubbieside; of 
Inhabitants of the Towns of Cheltenham and Darsley ; of 
the Town of Wotton Under-edge and its Vicinity ; of the 
Town of Nayland ; of Hurworth-upon-Tees and its Neigh- 
bourhood ; of Aycliffe and Parts adjacent; of Gainford and 
its Vicinity; of Ferry-hill; of Sedgefield; of Topsham; of 
the Borough of Weobly; of Burliscombe, Holcombe and 
Ashbrittle, and their respective Vicinities ; and of Market 
Lavington and its Vicinity ; 167. Of Inbabitantsof the Town of 
Leicester and its Vicinity, and of the Town and Parish of Tat- 
tershall ; of the Mayor Aldermen, Clergy, Burgesses, and other 
Inhabitants of the Borough of Congleton ; of Inhabitants of 
Ashbourne and its Neighbourhood ; of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Shrewsbury; of Walthamstow; of the Parish 
of Elham and its Vicjnity ; of Smeaton and Appleton-upon- 
Wiske ; of the Ministers, Elders, and Members of the United 
Associate Congregations of Freuchie and St. Andrews; of 
Inhabitants of the Town and Parish of Reigate and its Vici- 
nity ; of Manufacturers and Inhabitants of the Townships of 
Hanley and Shelton; of Kettering and its Vicinity ; of Cog- 
eshall and its edi of the Town of Epping and its 
eighbourhaod ; of Kelvedon and its Vicinity; of the Town 
and Neighbourhood of Newport Pagnel; of the Parish of 
Croydon ; of the Borou of New alton ; of the Cities 
of Carlisle, Exeter, and New Sarum, and their Vicinities; of 
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North and South Collingham and their Vicinities ; of South- 
- wold; of Hemel Hempstead and Berkhamstead St. Peter, 
- and their Vicinities; of Scorton and Catterick ; of ‘Bishop 
. Auckland and its Vicinity ; of St. Helen’s Aukland and West 
Aukland; of Hartlepool ; of the Town and Borough of Sud- 
bury and its Vicinity ; of Hams: , and of Heighington 
- and Redworth; of ee C , Gentry, and other Inhabitants 
of the Isle of Sheppy; of Inhabitants of the City. of Ro- 
- chester; of Inhabitants, Householders, and others of the Vil- 
lages of Sutton Vallance, Chart Sutton, and East Sutton ; of 
Rainham, Newington, and Chatham ; and of the principal 
Inhabitants of the Town of Grampound ; to be printed, 168. 
Of Inhabitants of the Borough of Chesterfield and its Vici- 
~ nity; of the Borough of Helston; of the United Associate 
Congregation of Johnshaven; of Inhabitants of the Town 
and Vicinity of Gainsborough; to be printed, 173. Of 
-Markfield, ton, Ratby, Grooby aud Newtown-Linford ; 
of the Township of Boddicott ; of Ring Sutton ; and of the 
Borongh and Vicinity of Colchester ; of the Clergy, Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of the Hundred of Rochford; of In- 
habitants of Syston and its Vicinity ; of Members and Hearers 
constituting a part of the Associate Congregation of the 
United Secession Church in Montrose; of Gentry, Clergy, 
and. [nhabitant Householders of Romsey and Vicinity ; and 
of Householders and. Inhabitants of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Chesham ; ibid. Of Inhabitants of Bodmin and 
ats Vicinity, 177 ; to be printed, 186. Of the Towns of Amer- 
sham, Atherstone, and Ware, and their Vicinities, 177. Of 
Brackley ; of the Township of Hensingham and Parish of 
Cleator ; of the Town of Stockport-and its Vicinity ; of Heaton 
pa and. of Pointon Norbury and Bullock Smithy ; to be 
printed, ihid. Of Inhabitants of the Town of Amesbury and 
the Vicinity ; the Township of Whitehaven ; the Borough of 
Cockermouth, the Towns of Wye and Ashford, and the Pa- 
rishes of Whitstable and Herne, and their Vicinities ; the 
Town of Margate; and of Strood and Frindsbury ; of Inha- 
bitants, Householders, and others of the Town of Sevenoaks 
and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of Brompton and its Vici- 
nage, of Lavenbam, Ampthill, Woburn, and Taunton, and 
their Vicinities ; to be printed, 185.. Of the Town and Vici- 
nity of Boxford ; of Wattisfield and Walsham-le-Willows 
and the Vicinity ; of Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, and 
other Inhabitants of the Town of Glastonbury; of Gentlemen, 
Clergy, Freeholders, Tradesmen, and others, Inhabitants of 
the Parishes of Butleigh and Street-cum-Walton ; of Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Chattcris; and of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Leek, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Rochdale 
and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants, Householders of the Town- 
ship of Oldham ; of Inhabitants of Nether Stowey and Sto- 
courcy and their Vicinities ; to be printed, 194. Of the Parish of 
Kislingbury ; of Rowell, Desborough, and their Vicinities ; 
of the Towns of Bromyard and Kington, and of Gravesend 
and its Vicinity, ibid. Of Inhabitants of the Towns of 
Lewes, Folkestone, Sherborne and Cerne, and their Vicinities ; 
of the Parishes of Brampton and Hayton, and their Vicini- 
ties ; of Inhabitants, Householders, and others of the Parishes 
of Fulbeck, Leadenham, and Broughton ; of the Minister, 
Elders, Deacons, and. Members of the Scotela Church. in 
Wells-street, Saint Mary-le-bone, in the Communion of the 
United Secession Church in Scotland ; to be printed, 203. Of 
the Clergy, Magistrates, and other Inhabitants of the Town of 
Penrith and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Town and 
Parish of Alston; of Basingstoke and its Vicinity; of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Pocklington ; and of Oakham 
and its Vicinity ; of the Mayor, Bailifis, and Burgesses of the 
Borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed; and of Inhabitants of 
the City of Brechin, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Bridgewater 
and its Vicinity ; of the Borough of Ashburton ; of the Parish 
of Aspatria; of the Vale of Lorton, the Village of Pardshaw, 
and the Town of Wigton, and their Vicinities ; of the Town of 
Workington; of Harrington; of the Townships of Grey- 
southen, Brigham, and Eaglesfield ; of the Borough and Town 
of Guildford ; of the Town of Howden and Neighbourhood ; 
of Fovant and Vicinity ; of Hammersmith ; to be printed, 
210. Of the Parish of k gworth; of Bury and its Vicinity ; 
of Heywood and Holcombe ; of Middleton and its Vicinity ; of 
Stayley Bridge and Dukinfield; of Blackley and Harpur- 
hey ; of Gorton ; and of the Township of Pilkington, ¢did. 
OF Inhabitants of the Townships of Hyde and Newton; of 
the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the West 

Chapel in Wooler, of Inhabitants of the Town of Crowle ; of 

Rhayader and the upper part of the County of Radnor ; of 

the Town of Devonport and Parish of Stoke Damerel ; 216: 
_ And of the Parish of Bridekirk ; of the Magistrates, Town 
Council and Deacons of the Incorporations of the Royal 
Burgh of Lanark ; of Inhabitants of the Town of Northampton; 
of Warton and its Vicinity; of the Townships of Yealand 
Conyers and Yealand Redmayne ; of the Parish of Berwick- 
upon-Tweed; of Duffield, Modbury and Hatherleigh, and 

. their Vicinities ; of the Town and Parish of Crediton ; and of 
Danby-dale, Castleton and the Vicinity ; to be printed, sid. 
Of Inhabitants of Sunderland, Bishopwearmouth, and their 
Vicinity; of the Town of Sleaford and its Vicinity ; of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Tenbury; of the Town of. Lanark 
and its Vicinity ; of the Town and Neighbourhood of Upping- 


ham ; of Acle and Worksop and their Vicinities ; of Calverton 
and Epperstone; of the City of Chichester and its Vicinity ; 
of the ough of Abingdon; to be printed, 222. Of the 
Town of Thorne and its Vicinity ; of the Town and Parish of 
Beith ; and of the Town and Neighbourhood of Sedbergh ; 
ibid. Of Inhabitants of the Borough and Town of Milborne 
Port and its Vicinity; of Shap its Vicinity ; and of the 
Parish of Bicker; of Gentlemen, Clergy, kers, Mer- 
chants and other Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Halifax ; of Persons resident in the Borough of Downton ; 
229. Of Inhabitants of the Parishes of Donington and Kirk- 
linton; of the Towns and Neighbourhoods of East Dereham, 
Stoke Ferry and Downham Market; of Barton Bendish and 
Marham; of the Town and Vicinity of Penzance; and of the 
Parishes of Southery, Hilgay and Denver ; to be printed, ibid. 
Of Inhabitants of the ——— and Parish of Horsham ; of 
Manchester and Salford; to printed, 234. And of Wil- 
barston and their Vicinities; of the Gentlemen, Clergy, Free- 
holders, Merchants and Inhabitants of the Borough of Clifton 
Dartmouth Hardness, and Places adjacent; and of Inhabitants 
of Liskeard ; ibid. Of Inhabitants of Wintringham and the 
adjoining Villages of Winterton, Appleby and Roxby: to be 
printed, 242. And of the Parishes of Melbourn and Mel- 
dreth ; and of the Gentry, Clergy, and Inhabitant House- 
holders of Linton and its Vicinity ; ibid. Of Inhabitants of 
the Borough of Bridport; 250. Of the Convener, Deacons, 
Office Bearers and Members of the Incorporated Trades, and 
other Inhabitants of Kelso; of Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Holme Cultram and its’ Vicinity; and of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Oswestry; of the North United Associate 
Congregation of Perth ; of Inhabitants of Accrington and its 
Vicinity ;. of the Vicar, Churchwardens, Overseers, Select 
Vestry, Dissenting Ministers, Freeholders and other Inha- 
bitants of Olney; to be printed, 253. Of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Morland ; of the Town of, and the Villages adjacent 
to, Kirkby Stephen; of the Parishes of Kirkby Thore, Long 
Marton and Dutton ; of Inhabitants of Brough and its 
Vicinity ; of Heritors of the Parish of Denny, and the Minister 
and Elders and others Inhabitants of that Parish and Town; 
of Inhabitants of the Borough of Evesham and its Vicinity ; 
of the Minister, Elders and bers of the United Associate 
Congregation of Scone ; of the Minister, Elders and Members 
of the United Associate Congregation of Methven ; and of 
Inhabitants of Gisborough and its Vicinity; and of the City 
and eee g Re of Chester ; ibid. Of Inhabitants of the 
Town of Lutterworth and its Vicinity ; of the Mayor, Cor- 
poration and other Inhabitants of the Borough of West Looe ; 
of Inhabitants of the Parish of Talland, and part of the Town 
of Polperro ; of the Village of New Lanark ; of Fenny Strat- 
ford and its Vicinity; of the Town of Mansfield and its 
Vicinity ; 257. Of Dartford; of the Town and Parish of 
Tunbridge; of the City of Glasgow and its Vicinity ; and 
of the Churchwardens, “deacon and Inhabitant Houschelders 
of the Parish of Saint Leonard Shorditch ; to be printed, ibid. 
Of Inhabitants of Lisburn and its Vicinity; 264. Of Borwick 


-and Hutton, and their Vicinities; of the Parish of Stanwix; 


and of the Borough of Chepping Wycombe and its Neigh- 
bourhood ; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Farnham ; 
of the Town and Neighbourhood of Mevagissey ; of Milford 
and its Vicinity ; of the Town of Thirsk and its Vicinity; of 
the Ministers, Churchwardens, Overseers and other Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Clerkenwell; and of the Provost, 
Magistrates and Inhabitants of the Burgh of Haddington and 
its Vicinity; 271. Of Inhabitants of the Town of Waltham 
Abbey and its Neighbourhood; of the Ministers, Elders, 
Members, &amp;c. of the first and second United Associate Con- 
qientons of Dalkeith; of Inhabitants of the Hundred of 

apping ; of Cawston and its Neighbourhood ; of the Town 
and Neighbourhood of Honiton ; of the Parish of Docking ; 
of the Parish of Forgandenny ; and of the Town of Tandragee 
and its Vicinity ; and of the Magistrates, Ministers and other 
Inhabitants of the Burgh of Pollockshaws and its Vicinity ; 
to be printed, 281. Of Inhabitants of the Town of Mary- 
port; and of the Ministers, Elders, Managers, Members and 
others constituting the first Congregation of the United Se- 
cession Church of Dundee; to be printed, 291. Of Inha- 
bitants of Edenhall, Langwathby, Great Sallkeld, and adjacent 
Townships ; of North Tawton and Bideford, and their Vicinities ; 
of the ‘lown and Vicinity of Kingsbridge; of Uffculme, Culm- 
stock, Sampford Arundel, and their Vicinities; 297. Of 
Keswick ; and of the Town and Neighbourhood of Aberysi- 
with; to be printed, ibid. Of the Mayor. and other Inha- 
bitants of Macclesfield; of Inhabitants of the Town of Ban- 
bridge and its Vicinity ; 303. Of the Townships of Overhulton 
and Westhoughton; of the Townships of 1 Farnworth and 
Kearsley ; of the Town and Neighbourhood of Haslingden ; 
of the Townships of Newton and Failsworth; and of the 
Towns of Chard and Leigh, and their Vicinities; to be printed, 
ibid. Of Inhabitants of the Parish of Botusfleming; of the 
Township of Royton; of the Ministers, Elders, Members and 
Adherents of the United Secession Church of Scotland, in 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 312. © And of ‘Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Jarrow; of Ravenglass, and the Parish of *Man- 
caster ; to be printed, ibid. Of Resident etors, Agents 


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within the Parishes of Abervstruth and Bedwely, in the 
County of Monmouth, and of the Parishes of. Llangattock 
and Liangunnider, in the County of Brecon; and of Inha- 
bitants of Monk Wearmouth and Monk Wearmouth Shore 
and: their Vicinities; to be printed, 319. Of the Town- 
ship of Altringham, 320. Of Quakers; and of Inhabitants 
of Horn Castle; to be printed, 324. Of Inhabitants of 
Saltash and Framlingham, and Hadleigh; 331. Of Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Ryton ; of South Shields ; and of the 
Town and Borough of Aldeburgh; of the Minister, Elders 
and Members of the United Associate Congregation of Buck- 
haven and others; of the Ministers, Deacons and other 
Christians of the Independent and Baptist denominations in 
the Town and County of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 336. And 
of Inhabitants of Prestwold, Burton, Wimeswold, Hoton and 
Cotes; and of Newport in the Isle of Wight and its Vicinity ; 
' to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Edmonton, Neweastle- 
upon-Tyne, Alnwick, the Town and Parish of Alloa; 347. 
And the Parish of Gosforth ; to be printed, ibid. Of ‘Inha- 
bitants of New Ross, 352. And of Moretonhampstead ; to 
be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Birmingham, 360. Of 
Hexham and its Vicinity ; and of the Parish of Ovingham ; to 
be printed, ibid. Of Ministers and Inhabitants of Stirling, 
365. Of Inhabitants of Sandbach ; and of Port Isaac; 375. 
Of Inhabitants of Hathern, Thorpe Acre and Dishley; 381. 
Of Roscrea and Loughborough ; to be printed, ibid. Of in- 
habitants of Youghall, 387. Of Corporation of Worcester ; 
of Inhabitants of Surfleet; and of Clergy and others of Peter- 
borough and Eye; to be printed, 404. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Shaftesborough ; and Inhabitants of Donhead Saint Mary and 
Donhead Saint Audrew; to be printed, 412. Of Inhabitants 
of Whitby and its Vicinity, 418. Of the Towns and Neigh- 
bourhoods of Swansea and Stourbridge ; and of the Town and 
Vicinity of Mountmelick ; of the Gentlemen, Clergy, Bankers, 
Merchants: and other Inhabitants of Cleck Heaton; and of 
the Townships of Stansfield and Langfield ; to be printed, ibid. 
Of Inhabitants of Gillingham, 422. And of Clonmel; to be 
printed, 2bid. Of Inhabitants of Chipping Campden ; to 
be printed, 430. Of Freeholders, Merchants and Inhabitants 
of the: Port of Hayle, and Parishes adjacent ; of Inhabitants 
of the Town and Parish of Darlaston ; and of Haverhill and 
its Vicinity; of Gentlemen, Clergy, Merchants and_Inha- 
bitants of Brighouse, Rastrick, Southowram, Lightcliffe_and 
Clifton ; 436. And of Inhabitants of Belfast; and of Ditchel- 
ing and its immediate Vicinity ; to be printed, ibid. Of Inha- 
bitants of Merionethshire, 446.. Ashton-under-Lyne, Worsley 
and Blackrod ; and of Barton-upon-Irwell ; to be printed, ibid. 
Of Freeholders, Justices of the Peace and others of Ross ; 
‘and of Gentlemen, Clergy, Bankers and others of Bristol; to 
oe printed, 452. Of Inhabitants of Muker, 459. Of Broad- 
- stairs, Saint Peters, Saint Nicholas: and Birchington, in the 
Isle of Thanet, and their Vicinities ; of the City of Dublin 
and its’ Vicinity; of Castle Comer; of Melbourn-and King’s 
Newton; and of the Town and Neighbourhood of Alyesbury ; 
to be printed, 459. . Of Inhabitants of the Towns of! Bee- 
minster, Abbotsbury and Evershot, and their Neighbourhoods ; 
of the Towns of Cuckfield, eeeipepeint and Lindfield, 
and tlieir Vicinities ; 475. And of the Town and Neighbour- 
hood of Princes Risborough ; to be printed, ibid. | Of Inha- 
bitants of Matlock and its Vicinity; of Ixworth and the 
. Neighbourhood ; of the Town and County of Haverfordwest 
and its Vicinity; of Wigston’ Magna, ae and Countis- 
thorpe; 482. Of Chester-le-street and its Vicinity ; and of 
the Towns ‘and Neighbourhoods of Honiton and Knares- 
borough; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Carlow ; 
to be printed, 500.. Of the Minister and Elders, and Members 
of the United Associate Congregation of Monteith, and other 
Inhabitants of Doune and Neighbourhood ; of theSouth United 
Associate Congregation of Perth, and their Adherents ; of the 
Minister, Elders and Members of the First United Associated 
Congregation of Falkirk; of the Minister, Elders and Mem- 
bers of the Congregation of Stockbridge, Berwickshire, in 
connection with the United Associate Synod of the Secession 
Church; of the Ministers, Elders and Members of the 
Congregation at West Calder, under the inspection of the 
United Associate Synod of the Secession Church; of the 
Ministers, Elders and Members of the two Congregations of 
Jedburgh, in connection with the United Secession Church ; 
of the Members of the United Associate Congregation of 
Whitburn; of Inhabitants of the Town and Parish of Borrow- 
stonness; of the Minister, Elders and Members of the First 
United Associate Congregation in Linlithgow; of the Minis- 
ters, Elders, Members and Adherents of the’ Second United 
Associate Congregation of Linlithgow; of the Minister, 
Elders and Members of the United Associate Congregation 
of North Berwick and others ; of the United Associate Con- 
gregation of Newburgh; and of the Minister, Elders and 
other Members of the United Associate Congregation of 
Morebattle ; 507. Of Inhabitants of North Shields, North 
Sunderland and Morpeth ; and to be printed, 514. Of Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Beccles and its Vicinity; of the Trus- 
tees of the Free Chapel of Hindon, and other Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Hindon and its Vicinity; of Gentlemen, 
Clergy, Bankers, Merchants and other Inhabitants of the 
-Town of Thornbury and its Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of the 


Vor. 79.——Sess. 1824. 


Town and Neighbourhood of Wednesbury ; and of the Bo- 
rough of Chipping Sodbury and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants, 
Householders and others of the Parish of Beckingham, near 
Newark, and its Neighbourhood ;. of Inhabitants of the Sea- 
port Towns of Blyth, Hartley and their Vicinities ; of Alyth 
and its Neighbourhood ; of the Townships of Askrigg and 
Bambridge ; 526. And of the Borough of Droitwich ; to be 
printed, tid, Of Inhabitants of Whitchurch ;. to be printed, 
537: ' 
——— Petition of Provost, Magistrates and Council of the 
Burgh of Tain, respecting West Indian Slavery; To lie on 
the Table, and to be printed, 418. Petition of Freeholders, 
Justices of the Peace and others of Cromarty ; to be printed, 
473- Petition of. Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal 
Burgh of Dingwall ; to be printed, 526. 
Petition pot alteration of the Laws. respecting 
Slavery; viz. Of Provost, Baillies, Councillors and-others of 
the Royal Burgh of Fortrose, 509. “To be printed, 510. - 


Stave TravE; Act (47 Geo. 3, sess. 1, c.'36,) for the Aboli- 
tion of the Slave Trade, read ;» Motion for the House to re- 
solve itself into a Committee to consider of the said Act; and 
of granting Bounties on the Capture and Condemnation of 
Slaves; The King’s Recommendation signified; Matter 
considered, 55. Resolutions reported, and agreed’ to; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 66. Vide infra. | 

Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws relatin 

to the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Ordered, 66. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 269. Bill 
committed, 276. Considered; reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed, 285. Bill re-committed and considered, 327. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
338. Bill passed, 367. By the Lords, with Amendments, 530. 
Considered, and agreed to, 533. Royal Assent, 536. 











Bill for the more effectual Suppression of the 
African Slave Trade; Ordered, 169. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 170. 
Bill committed, 181. Considered, 187. Reported ; to be in- 

rossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 200. Third 
Readin deferred, 205, 212. Bill passed, 218. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 236.. Royal Assent, 233. 


Vide AccounTs. (ADDRESSES, 30, 41, 42, 





43, 45, 46.) 


SLAUGHTERING HovusEs; Act’ (26 Geo. 3, c. 71,) for regu- 
lating Houses for slaughtering of Horses, read; Bill to amend ; 
Ordered, 426, Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 444. Committed, 455. 
Considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 463. 
Further Consideration deferred, 471. Billre-committed ; con- 
sidered in Committee, and Report ; further Consideration of 
Report -put off for Six: Months; Bill to be printed, as 
amended, 494. “| 

Stico. Vide IrELanp. 


Smatt Depts; Petitions in favour of a Sinall Debts Act ; 
viz. Of Traders and others of Cheltenham ; and of Merchants 
and others of Bishops Stertford, and Sawbridgeworth, 55. Of 
Magistrates and others ef the Southern Sub-division of 
Lindsey, 106. Of Tradesmen and others of Sleaford, 110. Of 
Inhabitants of Gloucester,.115. Of Tradespeople and others 
of Bolton-le-Moors ; to be printed, 125. OF erchants and 
others of Wisbech; to be printed, 132. Of Inhabitants of 
Cambridge; to be printed, 149. etition’ of Convener, 
Deacons, and others of Aberdeen ; 266. To’ be printed, 274. 

Smirn, late Reverend John. Vide Demerara. 


Smoke; Petition of Robert Boston of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
relative to his method of destroying Smoke; ‘Tv lie on the 
Table, 132. 

Smucciine. Vide Customs. 


Smytu, Sir Thomas; Bill from Lords for the Sale of certain 

' Estates; 461. Read, 464. Committed; Leave to sit, and to 
report on a certain day, 468. Bill reported, and passed, 472. 
Royal Assent, 503. 

Snetston (Derby) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
Refetred to a Committee, 13. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table ; 30. Leave granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 36. Bill presented, and 
read, 51. Committed, 114. Reported, 192. To be ingrossed, 
193. Passed, 203. Agreed to by the Lords, 224. Royal 
Assent, 233- . 

Sotway Fritu Fisneriges; Petition for a Bill for the lm- 
provement and Protection thereof; Referred to a Committee, 
61. 

Soang, John. Vide Pusxic BuILpINGs. ' 


Sourn America; Petitions for the recognition of the Inde- 
pendence of South America; viz. Of Merchants of London, 
499. To be printed, 500. Of President, Vice President, 
Board of Directors, and Members of the Manchester Chamber 
of Cominerce and Manufactures, 527. To be printed, 528. 

Soutn AmERIcAN Postrace. Vide PostaGe. 

SouTHAMPTON Roads. Vide WnHITEPARISH. 


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Soutu Lonpon Docks; Petition for Leave to present a Peti-, Spain; Motion for an Address respecting the Affairs of ~ wack 


tion for a Bill for making Wet Docks, Basins, and other 
Works in the Parishes of Saint John Southwark and Saint 
Mary Magdalen Bermondsey ; Referred to a Committee, 
190. Reported; Leave Y je! Petition presented ; referred 
to a Committee ; 203. Reported, 208. Report to lie on the 
Table, 209. Report read again; Leave granted to give 
Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; Committee 
to report on Notices ; Time enlarged for presenting the Bill; 
217. Bill presented, and read, 295. Committed, 308. Peti- 
tion of London Dock Company ; and of Proprietors of Grand 
Surrey Canal, against, 310. Petitions of Rulers and others 
of the Fellowship of Porters, Billingsgate, and Chairman of 
the Vestrymen of the Parish of Saint John Horsleydown, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 317. Petition of 
Directors of Commercial Dock Company, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 340. Petition of Shopkeepers of Dock- 
head, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 350. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Hickman’s Follet, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 352. Of Commissioners. of Southwark 
Paving ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 356. Of the Re- 
verend John Channing Abdy, Rector of Saint John South- 
wark; and Governor of the Poor, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 364. All to have Voices, 370. Petitions 
of Owners, Lessees or Occupiers of Wharfs, Warehouses, 
Dwelling-houses, and Premises in the Parishes of Saint Olave 
and Saint John Southwark, Saint Mary Magdalen Ber- 
mondsey, and Saint Mary Rotherhithe ; of the Chassaay of 
Proprietors of the Grand Surrey Canal; of William Sard, 
Parish Clerk of the Church of Saint John Southwark, and 
James Joyce, Sexton of the said Parish; and of Tradesmen 
resident in and near Dockhead, in the Parish of Saint John ; 
Of Corporation of London, against; Referred ; Counsel 
ordered, 373. Petitions of Commissioners of Bermond- 
sey Paving; of Trustees of Bermondsey Roads, and of 
the London Dock Company, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 379. Petitions of Commissioners of East Mouldsey 
Sewers ; and of Inhabitants of Bermondsey, against; 386. 
Petitions of the Reverend Andrew Kersteman, Clerk, Rector 
of the Parish of Saint Mary Magdalen Bermondsey, and 
John Tilley Wheeler, Clerk of the same Parish; of the 
Reverend William Mann, Clerk, Lecturer of the Parish 
of Saint Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey ; and of the Reve- 
rend Samuel Benson, Clerk, Lecturer of the Parish of Saint 
Jobn Southwark; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 403. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, ibid. Petition of 
John and Thomas Rattenbury, Master Shipwrights ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 416. Petition of Mark Brown and 
others, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 430. Com- 
mittee to report Proceedings, 445. Report, ibid. Motion 
for laying before the House the Minutes of Evidence ; Debate 
thereon adjourned ; ibid. Resumed; Question Neg. for fur- 
ther adjourning the Debate; Minutes ordered; 449. Report 
to be printed, 451. 

Sourn Lynn Poor; Petition for a Bill for better paying and 
collecting Rates for the Relief of the Poor in that Parish ; 
Referred” to a Committee, 49. Reported ; Bill ordered; 129. 
Presented, and read, 164. Committed, 188. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 263. Passed, 271. Agreed to by the Lords, 
299. Royal Assent, 300. 

SouTHWARK, SAINT Joun Vestry ; Petition for a Bill to amend 
and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 71. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, and read, 144. 
Petition of James Elder of Saint John Southwark, against, 
178. Bill committed, ibid. Petition of Vestrymen of Saint 
John Southwark, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
204. Petition of Officers and Vestrymen; to lie on the Table, 
ibid. Petition of Parishioners of Saint John Southwark, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 209. Petition from 
Saint John Southwark, in favour; to lie on the Table, 235. 
Petition of Vestrymen of Saint John Southwark, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, tbid. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; 341. Passed, 373. Agreed to by the Lords, 405. 
Royal Assent, 427. 

SoutHwark Bripce Company; Petition for Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a B.ll to give further Powers to that Com- 
pany; Referred to a Committee, 192. Reported; Leave 
given; Petition presented, and referred to a Committee ; 
227. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 265. Report 
read; Leave granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices ; Leave given to present the Bill ; 
270. Bill presented, and read, 295. Committed, 316. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 411. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 426. Passed, 445. Agreed to by the Lords, 
530. Royal Assent, 536. 





Report on Petition read ; 


another Bill ordered, 479. Presented, and read, 480. Peti- 


tion for Provision; Motion for the House to resolve itself 


into a Committee thereupon ; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; and Motion agreed to; 481. Bill committed, 485. 
Petition considered, ibid. Bill re-committed ; Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to; and Instruction accordingly ; Bill con- 
sidered; 487. Reported; to be ingrossed; 496. Passed, 505. 
Vide JouRNALs. 

Gas Licut. Vide Pua@nix. 














Question amended; Resolution thereupon, That this House 
is duly sensible of the advantages derived to this Country, 
from that Neutrality, in the War between France and Spain, 
which His Majesty, at the commencement of that War, 
declared his determination to observe, 48. 
Motion for an Address, for Copies or Extracts of 
any Communications that have been received from the 
Government of France, respecting the evacuation of Spain 
by the French Army; Question amended; Resolution ap- 
roving the Firmness and sound Policy which have guided 
His Majesty's Councils, in respect to the late hostilities 
between France and Spain, 180. 


Spann Smitny Road; Petition fora Bill for improving and 


keeping in Repair the same; Referred to a Committee, 72. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 124. Presented, and read, 129. 
Committed, 155. rp gee to be ingrossed ; 208. Passed, 
214. Agreed to by the Lords, 236. Royal Assent, 278. 


SPEAKER: 





Acquaints the House, that by virtue of his 
eg ar dated 4th May 1820,a Warrant for a New 
rit had been issued in the Recess, 3.—That he had issued 
a Warrant for a New Writ, in the Recess, ibid.—That he 
had received a_ Letter from Thomas Bourchier, Esquire, 
containing an Election Petition, 151. Vide Execrions. 
CavaNn.—That certain Petitioners had not entered into 
Recognizances, in respect of their Petition, 277. 





Reports the Speech of the Lords Commis- 
sioners at the opening of the Session; Resolution there- 
upon, 4. Vide (ADDRESSES, 1.) 





Reports His Majesty’s Answer to Address of 
Thanks for His Commissioners Speech at the opening of the 
Session, 17. 





Back Door of his Chamber to be locked up 
every morning, 7. 





to open Letters directed to the House, 7. 





to appoint the Printing of the Votes and Pro- 
ceedings, 7. 








to licence the Printing of the Journal, 25. 
-~—— To issue Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records, upon the Hearing of Controverted Elections 11, 
152, 394. 








To give Notice at the Bank of England, that 
the Four per Cent Annuities would be redeemed and paid 
off, 94.—Acquaints the House, that he had given Notice 
accordingly, 108. 





Motion, for Mr. Speaker to leave the Chair 
withdrawn, 255. F 





leaves the Chair, upon a Division, 455. 





Communicates a letter from Dr. Monro and 
and Sir George Tuthill, relative to Mr. Gourlay, 491. 





Mr.Speaker’s Secretary. Vide (AppressEs, 6.) 





Vide Erections. House. King. 





Spirits; Petition of Victuallers and Spirit Dealers in Aber- 


deen, for reducing the Duty on Licences for the Sale of 
Spirits ; To be printed, 366. 


Spirits INTERCOURSE; Petition of Justices of the Peace, 


Freeholders, and Heritors of Lanark, for a free and equal 
Trade in Spirits ; To be printed, 321. 





Vide Scor,aNn pv. ( DISTILLERIES.) 


Starrorp, William, late Viscount; Bill from Lords, for fe- 


versing his Attainder, 492. The King’s Consent signified ; 
Bill read, and committed; Five to be the Quorum; Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day ; 
493. Bill reported, and passed, 497. Royal Assent, 503. 


StarrorpD Gaol; Petition of James Stephenson, complain- 


ing of insufficient Accommodation therein for Debtors ; To 
lie on the Table, 506. 





STraFrFrorp and SAaNDON 


Vide Fuint. 


Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
amending and maintaining the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 104. Presented, and 
read, 129. Committed, 155. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
262. Passed, 280, Agreed to by the Lords, 348. Royal 
Assent, 370. 





Stamp REVENUE. 
Stockport Roads. 
Stockton and Darxineton Railway; Petition for a Bill to 


— Vide STone. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Vide Buxton. 


authorize that Company to relinquish one of their Tram 
Railways, and to make another ; Referred to a Committee, 
17. Reported; Bill ordered; 28. Presented, and read, 32. 
Committed, 81. Petition of James Farrer, Esquire, and Sir 
John Dean Paul, Bart. against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 89. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
184. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 221. 
Passed, 243. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 299. 
Considered, and agreed to, ibid. Royal Assent, 370. 

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Stoxencnurcn and New Woopstock Roads; Petition 

_- for-a Bill for repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 
22. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 58. Report 
read again; Leave granted to deposit Plan and Book of 
Reference ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Plan; 72. 
Bill presented, and read, 119. Committed, 128. Reported, 
and Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit, and proceed on 
a certain Day; 335. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 351. 
Passed, 394. Agreed to by the Lords, 431. Royal Assent, 
451. ( 

Strong, late Robert; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain 
Estates, devised by his Will, 224. Read, 226. Committed, 
248. Reported; and passed; 306. Royal Assent, 371. 

Stone and Starrorp Road; Petition fora Bill for amending 
and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 32. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 105. Presented, and read, 129. 
Committed, 155. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 262. Passed, 
296. Agreed to by the Lords, 348. Royal Assent, 370. 

StonesripGE Road. Vide Duncuurcn. 


Stow Hunprep Poor; Pétition for a Bill for altering and 
enlarging Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 11: 
Reported; Bill ordered; 21. Presented, and read, 32. 
Committed, 43. Reported; to be ingrossed; 166. Passed, 
172. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 236. Considered, 
and agreed to, 248. Royal Assent, 277. 

Stow-on-THE-Wo Lp Roads; Petition for a Bill for amending 
and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 17. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 35. Presented, and read, 44. 
‘Committed, 88. Reported; to be ingrossed; 135. Passed, 
142. Agreed to by the Lords, 174. Royal Assent, 202. 

StranceErs. Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 


STRATHALLAN, Viscount; Bill from Lords, for the restora- 
tion of James Drummond, Esquire, to the dignity and title 
of Viscount Strathallan, 492. The King’s Consent signified ; 
Bill committed; Five to be the Quorum; Committee to sit 
and proceed, and to report-on a@ certain Day; 493. Bill 
reported, and passed, 497- Royal Assent, 503. 

Stretrorp Bripce Roads. Vide Buuge-mantLe HAL. 

StuRMINSTER, (Dorset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered, 45. Presented, and read, 191. Committed, 


279. Reported; to be ingrossed; 357. Passed, 371. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 445. Royal Assent, 451. e 
Sucar Bountigs; Acts relative thereto ; To be considered in 
a Committee of the whole House, 261. Considered, 268. 
Resolution ae and agreed to; and Bill ordered there- 
upon ; 275. Vide infra. 
Bill to continue the Bounties on the expor- 
tation of Refined Sugar from any part of the United Kingdom; 
Ordered, 275. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 286, Committed, 293. Considered, 304. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 314. Passed, 322. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. Royal 
Assent, 370. 








Motion for appointing a Select Committee 
to inquire into the Bounties paid upon the export of Sugar; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 361. 


Sucar, Tosacco, &amp;c. Vide Ways and Means, and Bizus 
in Suprty. 

SUNDERLAND; Petition to regulate the loading of Ships with 
Coal in that Port; Referred to a Committee, 37. Petition 
of Mayor and Jurats of New Romney; in favour, 130. 
Petition reported ; Bill ordered; 172. Presented, and read, 
184. Committed, 215. Petition of Merchants and others 
of King’s Lynn, against; 330. Petition of Merchants of 
Rye, against; To lie on the Table, 352. Petitions of Coal- 
Owners and others of Sunderland, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 379.. 


SuPERANNUATIONS; Act 3 Geo. IV, c.113, respecting Super- 
annuation Allowances, read; Bill to repeal the same; Or- 
dered; 414. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 426. Bill committed, 442. 
Committee deferred, 471,.477, 484. Bill considered, 486. 
Report deferred, 494. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 498. Passed, 511. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 530. Royal Assent, 536. 


Petitions of Principal Clerks and Officers 
of the Revenue of Excise; also of Individuals in the Civil 
Service of Government, and in Public Offices, for repeal of 
Act 3 Geo. IV, c. 113; to be printed, 359. Of Officers and 
Clerks in the Post Office, and the Customs; 395. 








SUPPLY: 
MOTION for; to be considered in a Committee of the whole 


House, 12. Lords Commissioners Speech referred, and Motion 


considered, 16. Resolution for a Supply reported and agreed to, Nem. Con. 19.. To be considered in a Committee of the 


whole House, 19, 33, 56, 86,.99, 122, 128, 133, 144, 175, 200, 213, 219, 240, 266, 275, 284, 305, 315, 327, 338. 





Considered, 24, 41, 77, 106, 112, 157, 163, 187, 225, 248, 255. 


Accounts and Estimates referred, 24, 41, 77, 106, 1 


12, 157, 225, 248, 255. 


———— Amendments proposed to be made to Resolutions, but not made, 85, 141. 
———— Reports deferred, 112, 127, 133, 164, 169, 175, 181, 188, 260. 


———— Committee of Supply reports Progress, 164. 


Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;—Relating to, 











Reported, and Agreed to. Sums Granted. 
: NAVY, &amp;c. ~ 
wt 17 February 1824: 
48. - THAT 29,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for Thirteen Lunar ZL. $e. 
Months, from ist January 1824, including 9,000 Royal Marines : . 
48. - For Wages for Ditto - - - - - - - - - . 885,950 - - 
48. - For Victuals for Ditto - - . - - - - - - - 584,350 - -— 
48. - For Wear and Tear of Ships - - - - - - - - - 282,750 —- -—- 
48. - For Ordnance Sea Service Oe. ir tie oe Someta 94,250 - -— 
23 February: 
84. ° For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Admiralty Office - - - 53,286 5 1 
84. - Ditto - - - of the Navy Pay Office me ied “a et eh aT lie 29,794 1 6 
84. 7 Ditto - - - of the Navy Office - - - - - - - - 57,070 15 —- 
8&amp;4. - Ditto - - - of the Victualling Office Ol By)! ce a a 33:447 10° = 
84. - Ditto - - - ofthe Deptford Yard - - - + = = = &amp; 17,815. 10 8 
84. - Ditto - - - of the Woolwich Yard - - ieee ee woe wee 19,364 10 — 
84. - Ditto - - - of the Chatham Yard - - - - - ° - - 24,865 10 2 
84. - Ditto - - - of the Sheerness Yard - - + - = = = = 16,534 13° - 
84. - Ditto - - - of the Portsmouth Yard - - ee al - - - 35495 3 2 
84. - Ditto - - - ofthe Plymouth Yard = - - 2 7 2 = = 31,226 5 8 
84. - Ditto - - - of the Pembroke Yard a Rye | A, Pe 6,490 10 - 
84. - Ditto - - - of the Out Ports - . - - - - - - - $241, 11 2 
84. Ditto - - - of Wages to Artificers, &amp;c. - - - - - - - 476,400, - - 
84. - Ditto - - - of Timber Stores and Materials for building Ships - - - 507000: = = 
85. ~ Ditto - - - of Pilotage, &amp;e.  - - - - - - - ? - 49,000. - = 
85. Ditto - - - of Foreign Yards ° hime TA ares 52,802 19 1 
85. - Ditto - - = of Victualling Yards - - - - - - - - 72,669 12 - 
85. . ‘Ditto - - - of Medical Establishments - - = - °° ™ : * 52,406 17 11 
85. = Ditto - - = of the Royal Naval'College - *°- - - = = * - 6177 12 «6 
85. - Ditto - ~- of Officers, Ship-keepers, &amp;c. Sa he ES Sere 3 103,5%8: 17 5 
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INDEX to . the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 








[1894. 








‘Reported, and Agreed to. 





83; Amendment proposed, a 
but not made ; rreaeen 
agreed to, 85. 


275; Bill ordered thereupon, ( 
ibid. _ Vide Militia, infra. 


83. - 
83. ([reland.) 
. (D) . 
83. - 
83. - 
(D°) 


83. - 
83. (D’) 


(Lreland.) 
140. - 
a 
140. - 
140. - 
140. - 
140. - 
140. - 
140. - 




















SU PP L Y—continued. Sums, Granted. 
NAVY, &amp;c.—continued. £ oe 
For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of Victuals to Officers, Ship} 
keepers, &amp;c. - - a? - - &gt;; i¢ - - - 55482 11 - 
Ditto - - - of the Hire of Packets, for 1824 - - - - - - 46,000 - = 
Ditto - - - of Half Pay to Naval Officers oN et Set ees ve 911,000 —- - 
For Superannuations, Pensions, &amp;c. - - - ote . . . ‘ 136,299 16 
For Bounty to Chaplains on the a A FP, Ste | 
For Allowances to Widows and Orphans - ~— - eo ae 7,000 —- - 
For Deficiency of Fund for Relief of Widows of Officers a ae, 80,000 - - 
For Deficiency of Fund for Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hospital - — - 290,000 - - 
For Superannuations to Commissioners and others - - - - - 167,383 11 1 
For building a Ship of Warinthe EastIndies - - - - - = = 10,000 - -— 
For Improvements in the Dock Yards —- - - - - - - 127,500 - — 
For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons - os - - - 255,000 - -— 
For the Expense of the Transport Service, for 1824 - - - - - 188,300 - = 
ARMY: +) | Sr 2S 
23 February: 
Tuat a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 73,346 Men, and also 3,354 
Men for Service in the Royal Veteran Battalions in Ireland (exclusive 
of Troops in the East Indies) be maintained for the Service of the 
United Kingdom, from 25th December 1823 to 24th December 1824 : 
For His Majesty’s Land Forces - - - - - - - - 1,091,641 1 8 
Ditto - - - for Service in Ireland - - - - - - - - 742,505 11 — 
For General and Staff Officers Oo) Rath toe (eet arty Phair gett a 92,297 16 6 
Ditto - - - inIreland - - - - - - - - - - 24,725 8 5 
For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments —_- 114,590 13 2 
For Medicines and Surgical Materials, and Hospital Contingencies - - 12,822 5 - 
Ditto ---inIreland - -— - - - - - - - . 4,558 12 6 
For Four Troops of Dragoons, and Eleven Companies of Foot, stationed -~ na ae 
Great Britain, for recruiting Corps employed in the East Indies - - 995 : 
For the Royal Military College mE Sai 8 hy aceon HN feel 11,423 19 1 
For the Pay of General Officers’ - - -* -. = -= = = 164,170 - - 
For His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - r Til 9 29,635 13 10 
Dito ---inIreland - - - -=- - - - -#£ - = 5550 18 6 
For Full Pay for Retired Officers - - - - - - - - 124,442 - 1 
For Half Pay to Reduced Officers - - -~— - PBcel &gt; ROALS 728,300 - — 
For Military Allowances to Ditto - - - he 70,592 4 6 
For Half Pay and Allowances for Officers of Foreign Citgo, &amp;c. - - a a 
For the In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - oF eye t a 32,982 7 1 
Ditto - - - of Kilmainham Hospital ee ee ee 13,417 1 10 
For the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - - - - - 1,219,417 11. 10 
For the Royal Military Asylum» - - - - = = = = 23,864 5 3 
For Pensions to Widows of Land Forces and Marines i —— = « 
For Allowances on the Compassionate List o2/ Wh yuh ty et © wrk 186,384 13 9 
For Allowances in the nature of Superannuation or Retired Allowances’ - 41,948 13 7 
Ditto ---inIreland - - - - - 7 utiniwn.. anil 5,292 16 4 
For Fees at the Exchequer - - = - - = - mid ui gulls 33,000 -— - 
For the Royal Veteran Battalions in Ireland - - - - -— = 101,180 8 11 
9 April: 
For defraying the Charge of the Commissariat Department, for 1824 - 340,384 - = 
For the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army, for 1824 - - -— - 620,000 - = 
£. | 6,997, 11 
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS : ne 
23 February 1824: 
ee. the Change of os. Vetagiper tom mG Great Beientn, all — 
Ditto --- inIreland -~— - RR Pe a a ee ae 19,343 12 8 
9 April: 
For defraying the Charge of the Disembotied aisle of Great Selaim, for 
the Year 1824 -- - - } 195537 6 - 
Ditto - - - inIreland - - . . - - - . - - 91,791 18 - 
£. 440,672 16 &amp; 
ORDNA N CE: 
9 March: 
For Sitesien the Salaries to the- Master General, and Principal Officers - 47,233 - - 
Ditto.- - - of the several Military Establishments of the Office of Ordnance 7,029 - - 
Ditto - - - to the several Civil Establishments of the Office of Ordnance 35841 - - 
Ditto - - - of Fifty-six Master Gunners, . 4143 - - 
For defraying the Expense “ the Cor s of Re al Engi neers and Ro al 
inoue aa Miners a - a : ¥ 5 ae —- — 
Ditto - - -. of the Royal Sabeees of Actithenn Mr yh feta Pa 247,208 - —- 
For the Brigade of Royal Horse Artillery © ih AO eee 29,599 — 
For the Directors General of the Field Train - = - - — = 


For the Medical Establishment for the Military th ear of the Ouleanes 


























1824.| INDEX to the Seventy-nintH VoLUME. 














yo avowed ont SU PP LY—continued. ee 
Page. ORDNANCE—continued. £ d 
eo . §. . 
140. - For the Establishment of Civil Officers, Professors, &amp;c.  - - - - eS. 
140. - For Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance, for1824 - - - | - 7524 - = 
140. - For Services performed, and not provided for in 1823 - - . - 1090 - -— 
140. (Ireland.)| For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, for 1824 - +. - 87,336 - - 
140. - For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, on account of Allowances to 
Superannuated, Retired and Half Pay Officers, &amp;c . - - } ain, 
140, - Ditto - - - for Superannuated Allowances to Pomens late belonging to the 
Ce Gale (ao es! le ew wl lala *} 48,140 - - 
140. - For Sums to be paid at the Treasury for Fees - - - ae. + 
1405 a ~~ nati sees Charge of the Or Ordnance Barrack Department i in Great) 114,98 - - 
141{lrelavd.) |] Ditto - -- in Ireland -  - - ae ee eT, - * 134,376 - - 
141. . For the Commissariat Store Branch of the Office of Ordnance, for 1824 - 182,795 - - 
£. 1,410,044 - -—- 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES: 
12 February 1824: 
29. - To discharge the like Amount of Supriizs granted for the service of 1823 2,000,000 - - 
22 March: 
196. - a the Fapeme of of Werks and Repeiss es bv wren yeni ah de at's 
196. - Ditto - - - of the eweenen cence oD Shortt laa insert to? « 10,000 - -— 
196. - Ditto - - - of Works at Porrrpatrrick Harsour . - - - 13,855 - - 
196. - For the Catepon1an CANAL steallh aides beatin, har cDentind ae ahd he 25,000. - - 
196. . For building New Courts oF Justice in Westminster Hall, for 1824 — - 30,000 - -— 
196. - For Buildings atthe Brirish MusrumM - - = = 9 - = - et! agatha 
196. - For Works at the Royal Harbour of GroreE THE th Br at Kingstown, | pa i he St ke 
formerly Dunleary, for 1824 soe - - - - . 
196. - For Works executing at DonaGuaper Harbour - - - - - 14,467 11 - 
196. - For the Establishment of the PENiTENTIARY at Milbank - - - 23,000 - — 
196. - For the Deficiency of the Fez Funp in the Department of the Treasury a - = 
196. - Ditto - - - of the Home Secretary of State - - - - - 15,000 —- — 
197. - Ditto - - - of the Foreign Secretary of STATE - - - &lt; 20,538 - - 
197. - Ditto - - - of the Secretary of State for the CoLonigs - - - 14,500 - -— 
197. - Ditto - - - of the Prrvy Councit Orrice - - - - - - 15.422 - —- 
107. - Ditto - - - for ContrnGENT ExPENseEs and M&amp;SsENGERS BILLs in the ae 
Department of the TREAsuRY - *= - + | = @ 3 
197- - Ditto - - - for Contincent Expenses of the Home Secretary of 
STATE - ~ - - - - ~ - - . “ la 
197- - Ditto - - - of the Forrien Secretary of STATE - =  @ Oe g8,4§0 - - 
10%. .4:, ° Ditto - - - of the Secretary of Srare for the CoLoniEs - 7,500 - - 
197: - Ditto - - - of the Privy Councit Orrice - patina oti fe . “na = ~ 
197: - For Salaries of Orricers of the Court and Recetpy of the Excntguer sec - - 
197-.  - Ditto - - - of the Commissioners of the Insotvent Destrors Court - a = 
IQFeey - For Expenses of the Houses of Lornps and Commons - - -— = 1606 - - 
197+ . For Salaries and Allowances to Orricers of the Houses of Lorps and eh 6i be Ae 
Commons - - - - - - - : - - - - ng 
197, = For Fittings and Furniture for the Houses of PartiamMENT - -~— - 4,800 - -—- 
197-(Ireland.)| For Compensation to Commissioners of ReveNvx Inguiry in Ireland - 6,000 - - 
197. - For the Nationa Vaccine EsTaABLISHMENT - - - . - 3,000 —- -— 
197. - For the Superintendence of ALIENS - - . - - - - 4,872 - - 
197: - For Allowances or Compensation granted as RetirED ALLOWANCES - 10,910 6 8 
197: - For TouLtonese and Corsican EmicRaAnts - - - - - 16,520 —- — 
197. - For the Relief of AmMERicAN LoyYALIsTs - - . ~ - - 6,500 - — 
197. - For Criminat Lunatics - - - - - - - - - 3306 10 —- 
197- - For Protestant DissENTING MINISTERS - - - - - - 6,512 7 10 
197, _- For printing Acts for Houses of PARLIAMENT, &amp;c. - - -— = = 
197. - For Deficiency of Grant for Ditto, 1823 - - - - - - 7831 2 4% 
197- ° - For printing by order of the Commissioners of Pustic Recorps - ~~ 4,047 12 10 
197, - For printing and delivering Copies of Acts relative to MARRIAGES -~— = - 849 9 4 
ig7- ° - For printing Bris, Reports, and other Papers, by order of the ‘ Metite «fs 
of Commons - - - - - ilies eet ee Se - 
107. - For Deficiency of Grant - ” Ct ee : ie 13,433 18 6 
198. - For printing 1,750 Copies of the nosh Volawe of JouRNALIS - -— = a. * 
198. - For Deficiency of Grant for printing the 78th Volume of JouRNALs - 1,597 4 6 
i198. - For Deficiency of Grant for-re-printing Journaus, &amp;. - - - — - 67o 18 6 
198. - For printing the Vorxs of the Housr of Commons A i = 
198. - For providing Statioy gry, &amp;e: for Pustic DepARTMENTS - - = ~ 96,980 - - 
198. - For defraying the Expense of Law Cnaregs - - - - 7 * 17a. - - 
198. - ‘For confining and employing Convicts See Mi yO pa Toe ONT « 60,754 - - 
198. - For Salaries to the Professors of the UnrversiTi&amp;s of Oxrorpand CAMBRIDGE 1,171 6 9g 
198. - For Forrien and other Secret Services - - ted, 3 - Pe. 25&gt; 
108. - For Prosecutions relating to the Coin - - . - - - : __. cong tingle 
198. - For the Expenses of the Mint inthe Gotp CoInAGE - - -— = a. «repletion 
198, - For loss upon Iris Sinven Tokens - - = - 4 - ~ So = 
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SU PPL Y—continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. 





For defraying the Ch f 

( Grete cain ct of the Bahamas a z ‘ r 
yj, | Ditto eee ee lll 
Z | Ditto ° © »-@ -o  (@fiippeeQ@eme@e - 0 20 ote 
2 | Ditto a ee ae of Nova Scotia oe 4a 
&gt; Ditto - = = © = of New Brunswick ene Ss 
5 Ditto - -  - = of Prince Edward Island hibits 
&lt; Ditto - - - of New South Wales oF 39-9 
a, | Ditto - - - - of Sierra Leone - - - ° 

Ditto - = = = of the Settlements on the Gold Coast, 

\ Ditto - - = = of the Convict Establishmentat Bermuda 
For defraying the Expense of Bitis drawn from New South WaLEs~ - 
For the Expense of CoLoniAt SERVICES eae me) sats as 
For defraying the Charges of the Socirty for Propagating the GosPEL in 

the CoLoNIEs - - - - - - "} 


For Expenses under the Act for the abolition of the Susies TRADE - - 
For Salaries and incidental Expenses of the ComMissIOxNERS - - — - 


For the Reruce for the DestT1ITUTE - - - - . - - 
To defray the Expense of the Protestant Cuarter Scuoots of Ireland 
For the House of INpustry, Dublin’ - - - - - - - 
For the Ricumonp Lunatic AsyLuM - - - . - - 
For the HinerRN1AN Society - - - - - - - - 
For the HineERNIAN MARINE SOCIETY - - - - - - 


For the FemaLe Oreuan House - ~ é » i. o 3 
For the WEstTMORLAND Lock HospPiTAL 
For the Ly1nc-1n Hospitrat - ° n » ‘ ‘ és : 


For Dr. Steevens’s HospiTaL - - - - 2 - « ~ 
For the Fever Hospirat - - - * - ~ - - ° 
For the Hospirat for IncuRABLES - - - - - « - 
For the Roman CaTHotic SEMINARY - - - - - - - 
For the Royat Cork INsTITUTION - - - - - - - 
For the Royat DusLin Society - - - - - ° - - 


For the Commissioners of Wipz STREETS - - - - - - 
For the Farmine Society of Ireland - 
For the Royau Irish ACADEMY - - - - - - - - 
For the Commissioners of CHARITABLE DONATIONS - . . - 
For the Expense of the LinEN Boarp - - - - - - - 


For the Boarp of Works, Ireland - - - ~ . . 4 
For Printinc, STATIONERY and other Disbursements  - - - - 
For publishing PRocLAMATIONS - SP 3betih eg Gier -lw Hil 
For printing and binding Public General hove ER i CR ee 
For CriM1NAL ProsEcuTions - - ~ - ° o ¥ 4 


For Deficiency of Grant in 1823, for CRimiNAL PROSECUTIONS -~— - 
For Non-ConrorMiING MINISTERS - - - - - - - 
For Secepine Ministers from the Synod of Ulster = - ee 
For Protestant Diss—ENrING MINISTERS - - - - - - 
For Lorrery Orricers, in Ireland - - - - - - - 
For improving and completing Howrn Harsour - - a 
For the Expense of INLAND NavicgaTIoNs - - - = =~ = 
For the Potice EstasiisHMents of Dublin - - - - - 
For the Commissioners of Courts of Justice - - - - - 
For the Commissioners of REvENvE INguiRyY - - - - - 
For Expenses of the Recorp Commission - - = = =~ = 
For SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES - - = = =~ = - 
For IMprovEMENTs on the Road from Lonpvon to Dueiin - - = 
For the Expense of commencing a TRIGONOMETRICAL SuRvEY of Ireland 


9 April: 
For the British Museum, for 1824 - - - ° - ‘ ‘ 
For the Society for DiscouNTENANCING VicE ~- - - = = 
For the Epucation of the Poor in Ireland - - - . . z 
For the Founpiinc Hospitrat, Dublin - - - - “ 4 
In aid of Scuoous established by Voluntary Contributions - - ~— - 
For the Civit EstasiisHMENT of NEWFOUNDLAND - - - - 


For the Expense of a new Building for the Boarp of Trang, for 1824 - 

For purchasing, and Expenses incidental to the public ey « the} 
ANGERSTEIN CoLLecTION of PictuREs - 

For re-building the BkipGE at ANNAN - - - - «© =. = 

For improving the Navigation of the Menai Straits) - - 


To defray the outstanding -Charges for oe and ee to o His Ma- 
yEsty s Consuts GENERAL - - - 


For the Expense of Speciau itis ine to Spanish em, for 1823 
and 1824 -  ee~ - a. 10 4 i . . 3h 


For Repairs and Works at Winpsor CastTLE *) bored? imbegebet 


£. 





-Sums Granted. 





&amp; 
3,287 


600 
8,229 
9,197 
52194 
3.318 

15,294 
22,594 
43,926 
9,827 
150,000 
2,442 
155532 
45,000 
17,425 
5,000 
21,615 
18,790 
4,900 
72500 
1,600 
1,878 
2,445 
2,900 
1,400 
3,692 

350 
8,928 
2,000 
7,000 

10,000 
2,500 
300 
500 
19,938 
16,800 
16,000 
6,500 
5,000 
24,000 
5,200 


8,843 | 


4,234 
756 
1,072 
4,000 
4,500 
27,000 
72140 
1,651 
5,100 
1,116 
10,000 
5,000 


4,847 
4,473 
22,000 
27,667 
10,000 
4,830 
1 7;000 
60,000 


3,000 
5,000 


34,450 


23,500 


150,000 





3:901,694 





33 














1824.]| INDEX ¢o the SEVENTY-NINTrH VOLUME. 


Reported, and Agreed to. 











SUP PLY—continued. pica 
Page. . £. r 6 @. 
ae EXCHEQUER BILLS: 
12 February 1824: 
29. = - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills - - -* + = (= | 33,663,200 =. - 
29. - Ditto - - - issued for Public Works ° ° - - - - - 368,100 - = 
29. - Ditto - - - for paying Interest on Exchequer Bills - wht Sb oe 1,050,000 = = 





£. | 35,081,300 — — 





CIVIL CONTINGENCIES: 


22 March 1824: 
198. - To defray part of the Charge of Civil Contingencies, for 1824 























- ! se 100,000 - = 
199.(Ireland.)| For Civil Contingencies in Ireland - - - - - - - = 15,000 - = 
9 April: 
274. - For Civil Contingencies, for 1824 - - - - - - - - 106,507 - — 
; £. 221,507 - = 
cers em 
£. s. d, 
ATs elimi. ee) Ree -  - 5,762,893 2 6 
ARMY - = =) © of pees is eee =) gongs 4,281 
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS - - - = +. = 440,672 16 
ORDNANCE - e - 7 ‘ 2 - - ~ 1,410,044 = = 
MISCELLANEOUS - - - - - = = = $901,694 9 34 
EXCHEQUER BILLS - - - - - . - 35,081,300 — -— 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES -~ - - 2 ‘#5 ©. =. 881,507 = = 
TOTAL - - - £.53,816,014 13 44 








WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY : 


TO be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 29, 41, 56,77, 86, 99, 107, 113, 122, 128, 144, 158, 164, 175, 
187, 200, 213, 219, 226, 240, 249, 256, 266, 275, 284, 305, 315, 327 ——Considered, 33, 132, 338. 
Accounts, &amp;c. referred, 33, 338. 


RESOLUTIONS postponed, 40.—— Consideration deferred, 86. 
CHAIRMAN OF THE CoMMITTEE oF Ways AND Means; Vide (Appressps, 4.) 





Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :— Relating to 





Reported, and Agreed to. 








, Sums to be raised. 
Seas GRANTS: 
ge. 
pttn, . £. s 4d. 
Nine Resolutions reported ; first 16 F ebruary 1824: 


agreed to, 40. Second and 
Third postponed, ibid. Bill a : pS _ ra Ye: 
trl pon a tg: Ae For continuing the Duties on Tosacco and Snurr 
tion, ibid. V. ANNUAL 
DUTIES, infra. Postponed 
Resolutions to be considered, 
86. Cousiderativn deferred, 
107,113, 127,133. Resolu- 
tions considered and agreed 
to; Instructions accordingly; || For continuing the Duties on ForeicN Spirits and Sweets -- - - wes 
139. V.ANNUAL DUTIES, 6 
infra. - 
40; Bill ordered =4 


a a 


For raising Four Shillings in the Pound, on Pensions, Orrices and 
Personat EstaTES- -- - - - =) = = = } 





upon, zbid. 
V. EXCHEQUER BILLS, 


For raising £.15,000,000 by Excueguer Bitts, for 1824 - - | 15,000,000 =— — 
infra. 





or remaining to be received on oth February 1824, to complete the Aids 


For applying £.2,000,000, part of the Sum now remaining in the Exchequer, 
2,000,000 = -— 
granted in the last Session, for 1823, for the Service of 1824 - - - 





Westminster, per Acts of last Session, for apportioning the burthen 


For issuing and applying £. 4,620,000, to be paid into the Exchequer at 
} 4,620,000 — = 
occasioned by the Military and Naval Pensions and Civil Superannuations 








For issuing and applying £. 60,000, to be paid: into the Exchequer, by the 60,000 = — 
East India Company, towards the Expense of Half Pay, Pensions, &amp;c. } 
For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums of Money which may have been, 
40; Bill ordered ‘there- or which may be, paid into the Receipt of the Exchequer, before the 
: upon, ibid 5th day of April 1825, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 
v. TRANSFER OF AIDS two Acts of the 57th year of his late Majesty, to authorize the issue of /} ar 
infra. ‘ Exchequer Bills for the carrying on Public Works and Fisheries in the 





United Kingdom - = d - - a ai “ ¥ Z 


For issuing and applying such part of the Balance remaining in the Ex- 
chequer, or which may be paid into the same, by the Governor and Com- 
pany of the Bank of England, on or before the 5th day of April 1825, 
pursuant to an Act of the 56th year of his late Majesty ; provided, that 
if at any time the said Balance shall be reduced to a less sum than One ae 
hundred thousand pounds, then so much of the Monies advanced by the 
said Governor and Company, shall be repaid to them, as shall be equal to 
the Sum by which the said Balance shall be less than the Sum of One 

hundred thousand pounds - - - - - = = = “4 (continued. ) 


VoL. 7y9.——Sess. 1824. 5 2 

















INDEX Zo the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





(1894. 


























== 
Reported, and Agreed to. Sums Granted. 
WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY—continued. 
' Page. 
oe GRANT$—icohtinided. r a 
138; Lnstraction ac- | 9 March : 
vca8NUat DOT For farther continuing the Dutieson Sucark - - - - - = — 
343; Bill ordered pote") 10 May: 
» ted. | For raising £.15,000,000 by Excneguer Bixts, for 1824 - - - 15,000,000 = = 
V. EXCHEQUER BILLS, | 
infra. 
343 ; Bill ordered there-)| For applying £, 41,597, being the Surplus of Grants for 1823 - - = - 41,597 - - 
nn (| For applying £. 14,600,000, arisen or to arise out of the Surplus of the Ayo 
1-OOMSOUIASED FUND. ee Te gee | ‘} 14,600,000 
BILLS : 


ANNUAL DuTI1Es ; Bill for continuing to His Majesty certain Duties on Sugar, Tobacco end Snuff; Ordered, 40. Instruc- 
tion for continuing the Duties on Pensions, Foreign Spirits, and Sweets, 139. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 144. Bill committed, 150. Considered, 157. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 


Reading ; 163. Passed, 169. . Agreed to by the Lords, 194. 


oyal Assent, 202. 


CONSOLIDATED Funp,;; Bill for applying the Surplus of Grants, and of the Consolidated Fund; Ordered, 343. Presented, 
on 


and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 350. 


Committed, 361. Considered, 369. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 


Day appointed for Third Reading; 376. Passed, 382. Agreed to by the Lords, 405. Royal Assent, 427. 
Excuequer Bixcsy Bill for raising the Sum of £.15,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for 1824 ; Ordered, 40. Presented, 


and read; Day a 
Day appointed for 


inted for Second Reading; 56. Committed, 66. Considered, 77. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
ird Reading; 86. Passed, gi. Agreed to by the Lords, 116, Royal Assent, 123. 


(Ibid.)—Bill to raise the Sum of £. 15,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 343. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 383. Committed ; Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation ; 390. Committee deferred, 


407. Considered, 414. Reported ; 
to by the Lords, 538. Royal Assent, 530. 


to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 420. Passed, 441. Agreed 


Mi11714; Bill to defray the Charge of Pay and Clothing for the Militia of Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, 275. 


Presented, and read ; 


ay appointed for Second Reading ; 286. Committed, 294. Considered, 305. Reported; to be 


ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ;-315- Passed, 322. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. Royal Assent, 370. 
TRANSFER OF AIDs; Bill for granting and applying certain Sums of Money, for 1824; Ordered, 40. Presented, and 


read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
smesicaed @ rT 


‘56. Committed, 66. Considered, 77. 
hird Reading; 86. Passed, 91, Agreed to by the Lords, 116, Royal Assent, 123. 


Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 





Surceons; Petition of Charles Dunne, and others, Members 
of the Royal College of Surgeons, against Persons practising 
without a Diploma; To lie on theTable, 436. 

Surrey Gaol; Petition of Luke Carlos O’Callaghan, com- 
— of improper Treatment ; To lie on the Table; and to 

printed; 538. 

— Vide Desrtors. 

Sutton Co.prig.p, (Warwick) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and Bill ordered, 49. Presented, and read, 194. 
Committed, 217. Petition of Inhabitants of Sutton Coldfield, 

“against ; Reférred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices ; 244. Petition 

of Owners and Proprietors of Estates in Sutton Coldfield, 
against; Referred, aid Counsel ordered ; 330. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 384. Passed, 402. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 446. Considered, and agreed to, 450. Royal 
Assent, 451. 

SwaNLanp, (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 61. Presented, and read, 183. Petition of 
John Ringrose, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 
Voices; 279. Bill committed, ibid. Reported; to be in- 
— 362. Passed, 391. Agreed to by the Lords, 446. 

oyal Assent, 451. 

Swann, Joseph; Petition complaining of his Imprisonment ; 
To lie On the Table; and to be printed ; 348. 

Sweets. Vide Grass Duties. 





5° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


- 

I ALK Road. Vide Spawn Smituy. 

TANNING Trade. Vide IRELAND. 

Tarrant Hinton (Dorset); Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inelose ; Referred to a Committee, 6. Reported ; Report to 
lie on the Table; 94. Report read; Leave granted to give 
Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 102. 
Bill presented, and read, 124. Committed, 136. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 263, Passed, 271 Agreed to by the Lords, 
209- Royal Assent, 300, 

Taunton Canat. Vide Barstot. 

Taytor, Robert. Vide Reticious ToLeraTion. 


Taxes; Petitions for a Remission of Taxes; viz. Of Inha- 
bitants of Westminster ; To be printed, 156. Of Inhabitants 
of West Lavington, Easterton, and Eastcot; To be 
printed, 196. 

Tay; Petition for a Bill for regulating and.improving the Sal- 
mon Fisheries in that Rives Refered to se en 13. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 23. -Presented, and read, 33. 
Committed, 59. Petition of Merchants of Edinburgh, .118. 





To be printed, 136. Of Merchants of Montrose, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 118. Petition of Provost, Magistrates, 
and Council of Dundee, against ; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 
Voices ; 132. Petition of William Dalgleish, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 155. Petition of Gentlemen 
and Freeholders of Fife, against; To lie on the Table, 150. 
Petition from Merchants of Dundee, and Town Council of 
St. Andrews, against, 173. Petition of Provost and others, 
of Dundee, against, 265. Referred, 266. 


Taytor, James; Petition of Maria Taylor, for a revision of 
her Husband’s Sentence of Transportation; Question Neg. 
for bringing it up. Petition of Inhabitants of Margate, 
withdrawn, 470. 


TgppincTon and Evesnuam Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
maintaining and improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 76. Reported, 135. Report to lie on the Table, 
136. Read again, and re-committed, 144, Bill reported, 
179. Report to lie on the Table, ibid. Report read again; 
Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee 
to report on Notices; 185. Bill presented, and read, 
193. Committed, 235. Petition of Trustees of Evesham 
Bridge Roads, against; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 
243. Petition for Provision ; Referred to a Committee, 279. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 290.. Read again ; 
Leave granted to give Notices; Instruction accordingly ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 296. Petitions of Inha- 
bitants of Alcester and other Parishes, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 302. Petition of Trustees of Stratford- 
upon-Avon Road, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
S10. Petition ‘of the Marquis of Hertford, against; Re- 
erred, and Counsel ordered; 351. Petitions in favour, 364. 
Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 385. Report 
re-committed, 392. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 
401. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 421. Passed, 429. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 503. 


Tees and WeEarpa te; Petition for a Bill for making and 
maintaining a Railway’from the River Tees near Haverston 
Hill, to Willington; Referred to a Committee, 26. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 50. Report read ; Leave granted 
to deposit a Plan, &amp;e. and give Notices; Bill ordered ; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices, &amp;c. 57. Bill presented, and 
read ; 167. itted,227. Petition complaining that the 
Standing Orders had not been complied with; Referred to a 
Committee, 270. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 302. 
»Petitions of Freeholders, and others, of Durham; of several 
Towns in Durham; of Inhabitants of Cleveland; and of 
Bankers of London, in favour; 309. Petitions of Owners of 
‘Houses in Stockton; and of Land-owners of Norton Thorpe, 
and other Patishes ; 311. Report respecting Standing Orders 
re-committed 


1824. ] 


INDEX ¢o0 the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME: 





_. re-committed; to send for. Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; ibid. Committee to have Power to 
send for Persons, Papers. and Records, 329. Petition of 
Merchants, Ship Owners, and others of Sunderland, against ; 

.. To lie on the Table; all to have Voices; 334. Petition 
from Stockton-upon-Tees, against, 341. Report respecting 
Standing Orders, 352. 

TeigNMoUvTH ; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge over 
the River Teign, at Teignmouth; Referred to a Committee, 44. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 62. Report read 

- again; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Com- 

-- mittee to report on Notices; 80. Petition from Teignmouth, 
against ; To lie on the Table, 117. Petition of Ship Owners, 
and others, of Brixham, in favour, 161. Petitions of Land 

' Owners of Kingsbridge ; and of Corporation of Dartmouth, 
in favour; 176. Bill presented, and read, 188. Committed, 
318. Petition of Viscount Exmouth, and others, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 335. All to have Voices, 
341. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 365. Re- 
port read again; Bill re-committed ; Leave to Committee to 

- sit, and proceed; 373. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 391. 
Passed, 416. By the Lords, with Amendments, 454. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to; 458. Royal Assent, 467. 

Tenants Reuier. Vide Irevanp. 

Tuames Bridges, Vide HamMersmitH. St. KaTHERiNne’s. 

- Navigation. Vide Lonpon. 


Tuames Tunnel ; Petition for a Bill for making and maintaining 
a Tunnel under the River Thames, in the Parish of St. John 
Wapping ; Referred to a Committee, 78. Reported ; Bill or- 
dered; 108. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; another Bill 
ordered; 191. . Presented, and read, 192. Petition of Pro- 
prietors of East London Waterworks, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 306. Petition of Watermen of Wapping 
Dock Stairs, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 310. 
Petition of Watermen of Church Stairs, Rotherhithe, against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 326. Petition of Water- 

_ men’s Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 330. 

. Petition of Trinity Wherrymen, or Watermen of Elephant 
Stairs, Rotherhithe, against;. Referred, 356. Petition of 
Corporation of London, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 364. Bill reported, and re-committed ; Leave to sit, 
and proceed, and report on a certain Day ; 392. Bill reported; 
Report to lie on the Table; 429. Report further con- 

- sidered; Bill to be ingrossed; 468. Passed, 473. By the 

- Lords, with Amendments, 507. Considered, and agreed to, 
526. RoyalAssent, 536. 

—— and Mepway Canal Company; Petition for a Bill 

'' for enabling that Company to raise a further Sum to dis- 
charge their Debts, and to compete the Canal; Referred to 
a Committee, 62. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 
145. Report read again; Leave granted to give Notices, 
and to deposit Plans ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 

‘Notices, &amp;c.; 148. Report read again; Leave granted to 
give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 
153. - Bill_presented, and read; 165. Committed, 209. Pe- 
tition of George Gunning, of Frindsbury ; and of Inhabitants 
and others, of Frindsbury and Strood; against; Referred, 
220. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 371. © Re- 
port further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 410. Passed, 
436. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. _ Royal Assent, 502. 


Tairsx aNv YARM Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually cepennee maintaining the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 22. Reported; Bill ordered; 32. Presented, and 
read, 38. .Committed, 80. Petitions of George Tasburgh, 
Owner of an Estate in the Parish of Crathorne; of Owners 
and Proprietors of Estates in the Parishes of Harlsey, Wel- 
bury, East Rounton and West Rounton, and Occupiers of 
rateable Property in the same Parishes; also, in the,Parishes 
of Crathorne and Hutton Rudby; in the Townships and 
Parishes of Stokesley, Dromonby, Kerby, Great Broughton, 
Little Broughton, Great Ayton, Little Ayton, Busby and 
Bilsdale in Cleveland; in the Parishes of Potto Swainby, 
Carlton and Sexhow; in the Parish of Yarn; in the Parishes 

. .of Thirsk, Upsill, Kilvington, ‘Thornbrough, Knayton, . Bor- 
rowby, Kepwick, Cowsby, Silton, Crosby, and Brawith; and 
in the Parishes of Osmotherley, Appleton-upon-Wiske, and 
Pickton, all in the County of York, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 90. Of Owners of Land in the Townships 

_of Borrowby, Landmoth and adjoining Places, in favour ; 
101. Petition of Thomas Bates, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; Voices; 109. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
129. Passed, 136. By the Lords, with Amendments, 163. 
Considered, and agreed to, i6g9. Royal Assent, 202. 

Tuorne Road. . Vide Goote. 


TuHorncumBALD and PatrrincTon Road; Petition for a Bill 

-» to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred 
to a Committee, 75. : 

Tuornnaitt, late Henry Bache; Bill from Lords, for enabling 
the Trustees: under his Will; to sell the Manor of Pleasley, 
218. Read, ibid. Committed, 227. Reported, and passed, 
270. Royal Assent, 278. 

Toxsacco Duties; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz. Of 

~ ‘Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Chester; to be printed, 





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14. Of Tobacco Manufacturers of Liverpool, 78.. Of Manu- 
facturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Bristol ; to be, printed, go. 
Of Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Devizes; to be 
printed, 132. Of Importers of Tobacco in Bristol ; to be 
printed, 162. Of Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 281. 
Of Chamber of Commerce of Belfast ; to be printed, 430. 

Petition of. William M‘Cormick, for :pro- 
tecting the Cultivation of Tobacco in the Canadas; to be 

printed, 217. 

Touter, late Catherine ; Bill from Lords, for effectuating an Ex- 
change of certain Estates devised by her Will, 476. . Read, 
450. Committed, 491. Reported, and passed, 496. . Royal 
Assent, 504. 

Totness and BripceTown Pomeroy Roads; Petition for 
a Bill for more effectually repairing and improving the same; 
Referred to a Committee, 15. Reported; Bill ordered; 21. 
Presented, and read, 26. Committed, 36. Petition of Trus- 
tees of Biddaford Roads, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 59. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords ; all to have Voices ; 68. Petition of Whiteway, Walls 
and Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 87. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 160. Passed, 167. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 195. Royal Assent, 202. 

Towcester Road. Vide BuckINGHAM. 

Trape; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 


Transrer of Arps. Vide Ways, anD. MEANs, and Bitts 
in SuPPLY. 

Transrer of Stocks; Act (58 Geo. 3. c.-80,) read; Bill to 
amend the several Acts for promoting the mutual Transfer of 
Capital in certain Public Stocks, in Funds transferrable at the 
Bank of England and Ireland ; Ordered, 321. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 379. Commit- 
ted, 383. Considered, 389. Reported, 398. To be ingrossed; 
and Day appointed for Third Reading; 399. Passed, 408, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 438. Royal Assent, 450. 

Vide DivipeNnps. 

TransPporTATION ; Bill for the Transportation of Offenders 
from Great Britain; Ordered, 388. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; ibid. 
Second Reading deferred, 407. Bill committed, 432. Com- 
mittee deferred, 442, 448, 456. Bill considered, 462. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
466. Passed, 470. By the Lords, with Amendments, 510. 
Considered, and agreed to, 512. Royal Assent, 524. 

Treap Mitt; Petition of Martin Stapylton, Esquire, against 
the employment of Persons on the Tread Mill before Trial ; 
To lie on the Table, 29. 

Vide AccounTs. (ADDRESSES, 13, 44.) 

Trent Bripce Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
43. Reported; Bill ordered; 106. Presented, and read, 
194. Committed, 216. be wo 3 to be ingrossed 264. 
Passed, 271. Agreed to by the Lords, 299. Royal Assent, 300. 

Turnpike Roads; Act (3 Geo. IV, c. 126), to amend the 

‘General Laws now in being for regulating Turnpike Roads 
in England, read; Bill to alter and amend the same, Ordered, 
309. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed ; ibid. Second Reading deferred, 408. 
Bill committed, 414. Considered, 441, Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 447. Passed, 
456. Agreed to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 502. 

Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to conso- 

lidate and amend the several Acts relative to Turnpike Roads; 

by Leave withdrawn, 212. - 

——- Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 50.) 

Tunsteap and Haprine Poor; Petition for a Bill to alter 
and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred to a Committed, 18. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 27. Presented, and read, 37. Com- 
mitted, 79. Reported; to be ingrossed; 129. Passed, 135. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 163. Royal Assent, 165. 

Tyne Bripce Roads. Vide Durwam. 

















5° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


vA CCINE EstasuisHmMenr. 
DRESSES, 38,) 

Vacrants; Petition of William Lotcho, Labourer,’ complain- 
ing of his Imprisonment under the Vagrant. Act; To lie~ on 
the Table ;.and to be printed ; 19. 

—-— Act (3 Geo. LV, c. 40,) read ; Bill for the ‘more 

effectual Suppression of Vagrancy.and Punishment of Idle 

and Disorderly Persons; Ordered, 276. Presented, and read ; 

Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Committed, 285. 

Considered; Reported ; Day sppouses for further considering 

Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 293. Bill re- 

committed to a Select Committee ; to send for Persons, Papers 

and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 332. ye bs oes 
' , 348. Bill reported; Day appointed for further 
pir ae Report ; aid Bill, as Yianed: to be printed ; 

396. Further Consideration deferred, 404, 424, 442. Bill 

re-committed, and considered, 455. Reported; .to be in- 

grossed ; Day appointed for Le Reading, 462. | Passed, 


455, 


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46k. By the Lords, with Amendments, 499, Considered, 
and one of them disagreed to Nem. Con. ; Committee ap- 
inted to draw up Reasotis, to’ be offered to the Lords at a 
Tis ferene: for disagreeing to the said Amendment; 512. 
Report of Reasons’; agreed to; Conference to be desired 
with'the Lords thereupon; 515. Lords agree to a Conference ; 
Committee appointed to manage it; Conference held, and 
- reported ;-515. Lords do not insist on their Amendments, 
518. Royal Assent, 524. 
Vide Accounts. (Appresses, 8, 39.) 





VaLuation or LAND. Vide IRELaNnp. 


VAUSHALL Bridge ; Petition for a Bil] to alter and amend Acts ; 
Referred to a Committee, 47. 
Viervatiine Estastisument, (Plymouth;) Bill for en- 
abling the Commissioners for Victualling His Majesty’s nexy 
to purchase certain Premises for the completion thereof ; 
ered, 219. Presented, and read; Day appoiuted for 
Second Reading ; ibid. Second Reading deferred ; Bill to be 
rinted, 219. Second Reading deferred, 225, 231, 284. 
Bill committed, 321. Committee deferred, 332. Bill con- 
sidered, 343. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 349. Third Reading deferred, 361, 368, 
378, 389. The King’s Consent sigoified, and Bill passed, 
398. Agreed to by the Lords, 431. Royal Assent, 450. 
Uncesy, (Lincoln) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; Re- 
ferred to. a Committee, 10. Reported; Bill ordered; 45. 
Presenied, and read, 189. Committed, 214. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 301. Passed, 363. Agreed to by the Lords, 396. 
Royal Assent, 428. 
Unsrer Cama, Vide Irenann. 
Usion Dotizs. Vide Customs. IreLanp. 
Union or Panisnes. Vide Iretann. 
VorEs anv Proceepines; To be printed, 7. 


Usury Forreiturgs ; Bill toregulate the Penalties and For- 
feitures incurred under the Usury Laws ; Ordered, 419. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 420. Second Reading deferred, 447, 456. 

Usury Laws; Bill for repealing the Laws which prohibit the 
taking of Interest for Money or limit the Rate thereof; Or- 
dered, 20. Preseuted, and read; to be printed; 23. Com- 
mitted, 40. Committee, deferred, 77. Bin considered, 106. 
Committee deferred, 112,127, 133, 158, 186, 218, 231. Peti- 
tion of Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, in fayour; to be 
printed, 234.. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 267. 


5° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


Ww! NFLEET Drainage ; Petition for leaveto present a Peti- 
tion for a Bill to amend Act 53 Geo. 3; Referred to a 
Committee, 147. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented 
accordingly ;. Referred to a Committee; 167. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 179. Report again read; Leave 
ranted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 
otices ; 189. Bill presented, and read, 251. Committed, 271. 
Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Lands in East Fen and 
Wainfleet; Saint Mary and Friskney ; of Commissioners of 
Drainage, and of Commissioners of Drainage by the River 
Witham, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Voices ; 
Petition of Proprietors of Estates, against; To lie on the 
Table, 341. 


Watmnecate Bar, ( York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered, 52. Presented, and read, 194. Committed, 
71, Time enlarged for Committee to report, 393, 430. 
Bin reported; to be ingrossed; 435. Passed, 466. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 499. Royal Assent, 504. 

Watsauu Improvement; Petition for a Bill for Paving, Light- 
ing and improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 12. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 51. Order of Leave for Bill read, 
aahibbiaouade another Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and 
read, 124. Committed, 135. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
334. Passed, 341. Agreed to by the Lords, 388. Royal 
Assent, 427. 

Warenousine Cuareces. Vide IRELAND. 


Warwick Hospital ; Petition of Samuel Burton and Joseph 
Warner, complaining of Abuses therein ; To lie on the Table, 
352. 

WearpaLe Raitway. Vide Tess. 


Wepwore Highways; Petition for a Bill for exonerating the 
Inhabitants ion the exclusive Maintenance and Repair of 
the Highways within that Parish; 36. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 37. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 70. 
Report read; Bal ordered ; 97. Presented, and read, 105. 
Petition of Owners of Estates in Wedmore, against; To lie 
on the Table, 124. Bill committed, 143. Petition against ; 
Referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 176 Bill reported; 
snbeingpones 208. Passed, 215. Agreed to by the Lords, 
255. Royal Assent, 278. 


Wetcuts ano Measures; Report (28th May 1821,) from 

the Select Comimittee, read; Bill for ascertaining and esta- 
 Blishing Uniformity of Weights and Measures; Ordered, 98 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 909. Committed, 112. Report commu- 


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nicated by the Lords, to’ be printed, 118. Committee de- 
ferred, 127. Bill considered, 133. Report deferred, 145. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 149. Third Reading deferred, 164, 169, 175. Bill 
passed, 181. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 499. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 501. Royal Assent, 502: 





Petition of William Hyslop, against ; 
To lie on the Table ; and tobe printed ; 470. 


Vide Lorps. 





Wexiann Ovrratu Drainage; Petition for a Bill for ex- 
laining, amending and rendering more effectual Act, 32. 
eferred to a Committee, 33. Reported; Bill ordered; 46. 

Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 309. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table ; 363. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 402. Passed, 429. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 450. 

Wexuinecton Railway. Vide Haverton Hitt. 


Wetsu Jupess; Bill to extend the Power of the Judges. of 
the several Courts of Great Session in Wales; Ordered, 41. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 41. Second Reading deferred, 77, 86, 
107, 127, 133. Bill committed, 150. Committee deferred, 
162. Bill considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
196. Further Consideration deferred, 218, 225, 232, 245. 
Bill re-committed, 249. Committee deferred, 256, 261, 269, 
276, 284, 338, 355. Bill considered, 378. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 382. Passed, 
407. By the Lords, with Amendments, 530. Considered, 
and agreed to, ibid. Royal Assent, 536. 

Wenpen Lorts and Eitmpon (Esser) Lands; Petition for 
a Bill to inclose; and Bill ordered, 21. Presented, and read, 
106. Committed, 130. Reported; to be ingrossed; 221. 
Passed, 233. Agreed to by the Lords, 266. Royal Assent, 
278. 

Wuse Drayton (Middlesex) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and Bill ordered, 18. Presented, and read, 88. Com- 
mitted, 166. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 357. Passed, 364. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 405. Royal Assent, 428. 

West Inpia Propucg; Petition of Merchants of Cork, for the 
extension of the Duties of the Commissioners of Revenue 
Inquiry ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 187. 

West Inp1a Company ; Petition for Leave to present a Peti- 
tion for a Bill for their Incorporation; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 280. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented ; 
referred to a Committee; 294. Reported; Bill ordered ; 295. 
Order of Leave for Bill, Ghacaiged' another Bill ordered ; 
310. Presented, and read, ibid. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 335. . Bill committed, 342. ‘Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 392. 


West Inpiges. Vide ScorTLanp. 


W erTHersy and Knargsporovenu Road; Petition for a Bill 
for amending and keeping in Repair the same; Referred) to 
a Committee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered; 52. Presented, 
and read, 75. Committed, 89. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
144. Passed, 149. Agreed to by the Lords, 174. Royal 
Assent, 202. 

Wueart; Act(55 Geo. 3, c. 26) read; House resolves to go into 
a Committee, to consider of allowing Foreign Wheat secured 
in Warehouse, to be converted into ta 283. Considered ; 
Reported ; and Bill ordered; 293. Vide infra. 

Bill to permit Flour to be substituted for Foreign 
Wheat secured in Warehouse; Ordered, 293. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be 
printed; 315. Second Reading deferred, 322, 333, 339, 344, 
361, 367. Bill committed, 377. Committee deferred, 308, 
407, 414. Bill considered ; reported; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
424. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 442. Passed, 454. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 506. Royal Assent, 502. 

Petition of Importers and Dealers in Foreign Grain, 

for allowing Foreign Wheat to be entered for Home Con- 

sumption, 291. To be printed, 292. 

— Petitions in favour of the above Bill; viz. Of Im- 

porters and Holders of Foreign Corn in Beverley; to be 

printed, 447. 

— Petitions against the above Bill ; viz. Of Incorporated 

Chamber of Commerce of Limerick, 313. Of Commercial 

Association of Clonmel ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land 

in Wickham ; af Chamber of Commerce of Waterford, 319. 

And of Merchants, Landholders and others of Youghall ; to 

be printed, ibid. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in 

Woodbridge, 332. Of Corn Merchants and others.of Glasgow, 

336. Of Landholders and others of Portadown; and of Inha- 

bitants of Dundalk ; to be printed, 336.. Of Owners and 

Occupiers of Land, Manovfacturers, and Dealers in British 

Grain, within the Hundreds of Bosmere and Claydon, and 

the hundred of Colnies and its Neighbourhood, 346. Of 

Landholders, Farmers and others interested in the Grain 

trade of the north of Ireland; of Inhabitants of the Town 

and Neighbourhood of Ardee; and of Land-owners, Land- 


holders, Merchants, and Traders of the Town and a, 
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hood of Clogheen ; to be printed, ibid. Of Justices. of the Woot; Petitions forthe Repeabof the Duties on the Impor- 


Peace of Haddington ; and of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, and Dealers in. British Grain in the Hundred of Cos- 
ford, 353. Of Feversham; to be printed, ibid: Of Dealers 
in Corn residing in Carlow and’ Kilkenny; of Merchants and 
others of Enniscorthy, and Owners and Occupiers of Land in 
Lewes, 358. To be printed, 359. Of Landholders and others 
of Ireland; to be printed, 365. Of Proprietors and Occupiers 
of: Farms and Lands in the County of Stafford; of Corn Mer- 
chants of the Town of Wexford, 375. Of Inhabitants of the 
Town, and. Neighbourhood of Carlingford; of Merchants, 
Landholders, Farmers, Flour Factors, and others of the Town, 
Borough and Manor of Dungarvan-; and of Landholders, 
Merchants and others interested in. the Grain trade of the 
County of Down ; to be printed, ibid. Of Growers of and 
Dealers in Corn at Fareham; to be printed, 381. Of Corn 
Merchants, of Wexford; of Owners and Occupiers of Land 
iu Ashford-;, of Owners and Occupiers of Land and Dealers 
in British Grain in Canterbury ; and of Owners:and Occupiers 
of Land in Dovor; to be printed, 395. Of Owners and Oc- 
cupiers of Land in Cambridge; and of Thomas Brook Morris, 
437- Of Alexander Bowker and others; to be printed, ibid. 
Of Owners and: Occupiers of: Land; Manufacturers and 
Dealers in British Grain in Eltham and Croydon, 446. Also 
of Ipswich ; to be printed, ibid. Of Chamber of Commerce 
of Dublin; to be printed, 460. 


Wauirtcuurcs ; Petition for a Bill for more effectually amend- 


Wauire Herrincs. 


ing the Roads from thence to Newcastle-under-Lyne ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Bill ordered ; 114. 
Presented, and read, 121. Committed, 128. Reported’; to 
be ingrossed; 243. Passed, 247. Agreed to by the Lords, 
266. Royal Assent, 278. 


Vide HERRINGS. 


Whuiteparisn and SoutHamprTon Road; Petition for a Bill 


for amending the same; Referred to a Committee, 32. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; g1. Presented, and read, 118. Com- 
mitted, 155. Petition for additional Provision ; Referred to 
a Committee, 241. Petition reported; Report to lie on the 
Table, 246. Bill reported, 250. Re-committed, 251. Re- 
pk on Petition for Provision read, and re-committed, ibid. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 257. Report read 
again; and Instruction accordingly; 262. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; $24. Passed, 329. Agreed to by the Lords, 
396. Royal Assent, 428. 


Wiuneton Railway. Vide TrEs. 
Witmstow Brupee Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 


tually repairing and improving the same ; Referred to aCom- 
mittee, 34. Reported; Bill ordered; 68. Presented, and read; 
159- Committed, 183. Peper: to be ingrossed, 351. Passed, 
371. Agreed to by the Lords, 405. Royal Assent, 428. 


Witson, Robert Scott; Bill from Lords, to dissolve his Mar- 


riage with Clarissa Philippina, his now Wife, 483. Read; 
Day appointed for Second eras f Message to be sent to 
Lords for Depositions transmitted from India, 484. Bill com- 
mitted, and Instruction for Counsel and Witnesses, 487. 


panes communicated by the Lords; Referred; 491. 
- Bi 


considered, and reported, 496. Passed, 504. Depositions 
to be returned to the Lords, ibid. Royal Assent, 525. 


Winvow Tax; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz. of Inha- 


bitant Householders of Saint Anne Westminster, and of 
Saint Mary Lambeth ; to be printed, 117. Of Inhabitants 
of Saint Stephen Bristol, 131. Of Inhabitants of Saint 
Andrew: Holborn above the Bars, and Saint George the 
Martyr; 137. Of Inhabitants of Reading, 174. Of Inha- 
bitants of Greenwich; to be printed, 211. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Doncaster; to be printed, 216. Of Bridge Ward 
London, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Abingdon, 224. To be 
inted, 228. Of Inhabitants of Nuneaton, 242. Of Inha- 
tants of Leighton Buzzard, 266. Of Inhabitants of Saint 
James’ Gloucester; to be printed, 430. Of Inhabitants of 
Nockholt, 470. 





Motion, That it appears to this House, that 
the Reduction of Taxes proposed, is not such as to satisfy 
the just Expectations of the People; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 117. Motion, That the said Tax is unjust, unequal 
in its operation, and that from 5th April it should be re- 
pealed ; Question Neg. thereupon, 117. 





Vide Assessep TaxEs. 


Wine Duties; Petitions praying for a Reduction of the Duties 


on Foreign Wines; viz. Of James Warre, of London; to 
be printed, 65. Referred to a Select Committee, 140. 
Vide Forrign Trapeze. Of Merchants, [mporters and 
Dealers in Wines residing in Norwich ; to be printed, ihid. 
of Importers and Dealers in Foreign Wines in London; to 
be printed, 195. 


Wiruincton Road. Vide Srow on tuE Wo xp. 
Wirwnesses; Bill for the better Examination of Witnesses in 


__the Courts of Equity in England ; Ordered, 381. Presented, 


and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 405. Second Reading deferred, 425. Bill com- 
ome 442. Considered, 455. Report deferred, 463, 471, 
47°. 

Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 





VOL. 79. Sess. 1824. 


tation’ of Foreign. Wool; viz. Of Woollen Manefacturers 
of Gloucester, 38. Of Merchants and others of London ; 
to be printed, 77. Of Merchants of Huddersfield; Woollen 
Manufacturers in Somerset; 82. Merchants and others of 
Leeds; to be printed, ibid. Of Merchants and others of 
Saddleworth, 91. To be printed, g2. Of Woollen Manu- 
facturers of Wilts; to be printed, 110. Of Growers of Wool 
in Cumberland ; also of Northumberland and resident in 
Morpeth; of Worsted Spinners and others of Durham, 162. 
To be printed, 187. Of Proprietors and Growers of Wool 
in Dumbarton ; to be printed, 168. Of the Woollen Manu- 
facturers residing in the Village of Uly, and Places: adja- 
cent; in the Towns of Minchin Hampton, and Painswick ; 
210. Of Woollen Manufacturers:‘of Wootton-Under-edge, 
Stroud, Dursley, and Places adjacent; of Merchants. and 
Importers of Foreign Wools in the City and County: of 
the City of Bristol ; and of James Williams Morgan, John 
Morgan, and Thomas Morgan of Glasbury, Woolstaplers 
and Copartners; to be printed, 210. Of Merchants of 
Bristol, 281. Of Wool Growers of Framlingham; to be 
printed, ibid. Of Wool Growers of Hadleigh; to be printed, 
298. Of Proprietors and Growers of Wool at Castleton ; 
to be printed, 319. Of Wool Growers of Woodbridge, 332. 
Of Wool Growers of Stow-market, Hadleigh and Ipswich, 346. 


Petition of Owners of Lands in Bulford ; to con- 
tinue the present duty on the Importation of Foreign Wool, 
to be printed, 304. 

Petitions against any Alteration of the Laws to pre- 
vent the Exportation of British Wool; viz. of Merchants, 
Wool-dealers, Worsted Manufacturers, and others, Inhabi- 
tants of the Towns and Neighbourhoods of Bradford ; to be 

rinted,116. Of Baildon; Horton; Bingley, Bowling and 

‘ibsey ; Thornton ; Clayton ; Shipley ;, Wilsden; Birken- 
shaw, and Allerton ; ibsd. Of Merchants, Wool-dealers, 
Worsted Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of the ‘Town 
and Neighbourhood of Leeds ; to be printed, 121. Of the 
Townships and Neighbourhood of Windhill, Idle and Eccles- 
hill; we of the Towns and Neighbourhoods of Otley and 
Haworth; ibid. Of Merchants, Manufacturers and others 
residing in and about the Town of Keighley, interested in 
the Manufacture of English Wool; of Manufacturers resid- 
ing in the Parish of KKildwick ; 126. And of Worsted 
Manufacturers and others, Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Skipton ; to be printed, ibid. Of Mer- 
chants and others of Wakefield, 132. Of Merchants, Wool 
Dealers and others of Leicester; to be printed, 148. Of 
Carpet and Worsted Manufacturers of Durham, tbid. Of 
Merchants and others of Kendal, 156. Of Worsted Spinners 
of Darlington; to be printed, 162. Of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers, and others interested in the Woollen and Worsted 
Trade of the Forest of Rossendale, and its adjacent Parts; 
and of Merchants, Manufacturers, and others engaged in 
the Worsted Manufactures in Huddersfield and the Neigh- 
bourhood; 178. Of Inhabitants of Wellington; to be 
printed, 186. Petitions of the Manufacturers and Inhabi- 
tants of the Town and Parish of Ashburton; and of the 
Carpet Manufacturers and others engaged in the Manufacture 
of Worsted Stuffs in the Town of Barnard Castle; to be 
printed, 210. Of Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, 
and others of Inverness ; to be printed, 347. Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in Romney, Walland and Denge 
Marshes in Kent; to be printed, 353. 


Petitions respecting the Wool Trade ; viz. Of Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers and Wool Holders in London; of 
Mayor, Constables, and Company of Merchants of the Staple 
of England; of Clothiers and others of Frome; to be 
printed, 195. Of Landholders and Farmers in Selkirk ; and 
of Wool Growers of Northumberland ; also of Owners of 
Land of Steyning; to be printed, 203. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands in Lewes ; of Proprietors and Growers 
of Wool in Berwick ; to be printed, 210. Of Proprietors 
and Occupiers of Land in Northumberland; of Merchants, 
Manufacturers and others of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset ; 
to be printed, 216. Of Merchants and others of Halifax, 
ibid. Of Proprietors and Growers of Wool in Roxburgh ; 
of Growers of Wool in Northumberland and Durham, and 
in Sutherland ; to be printed, 222. Of Merchants, Wool 
Dealers and others of Stirling; of Woollen Manufacturers 
and others of Totness; to be printed, 242. Of Owners of 
Sheep in the Wards of Leath; umberland, and in the West 
Ward, Westmorland ; 253. Of Carpet Manufacturers and 
others of Kidderminster; to be printed, 259. Of Wool 
Dealers and others of Market assert 5 of Owners 
and Occupiers of Lands in Chichester ; to printed, 265. 
Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Land in Northumberland, 
272. Of Owners and Occupiers of Pasture Land in Pett 
Brede and other Parishes; to be printed, 313. Of Richard 
Lawson, Spinner of Raw Wool by Machmmery, Wolver- 
hamptoa, 336. Of Woollen Drapers of Belfast, 386. Of 
Proprietors and Growers of Wool in Eskdale and Dumfries ; 
to be printed, 404. And of Farmers and. Graziers of Manly, 
ibid. Of Freeholders, Justices of the Peace of Ross, &amp;c. 
451. Of Landholders, Tenants and othets of» Inverness; .to 


be printed, 533. Bil! 





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INDEX to the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME.  [:1824. 








—e—_—_—__——"—"_—_ 


. Billsto- alter the Laws relating to the Duties-on the 
naeuee and Prohibitions on the Exportation, of Wool 
and of Hare and Coney Skins; Ordered, 246. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be 
printed, ibid. Committed, 255.. Committee deferred, 260, 
269, 284, 314, 342, 368. Bill considered, 397. Reported ; 

_ to be. ingrossed; Day.appointed for Third Reading ; 407. 
Passed, 414. Agreed.to by the Lords, .445. . Royal Assent, 
450. 

Wooten Rags; Petitions against the Importation and Con- 
version of Foreign Woollen Rags into Cloth; viz.: Of Pro- 

riétors of Sheep Farms in Westmorland ; also, of Wool 

rowers and others of Kendal ; to be printed,1g9. Of Pro- 

rietors of Sheep Farms in Westmorland; to-be printed, 82. 
Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Farms in Westmorland ; to 
be printed, 216. Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Sheep 
Farms in Westmorland; 352. 


Worcester and Bromscrove Road; Petition for a Bill 
for widening, improving and maintaining the same ; Referred 
to a Committee, 13. Reported, 22. Bill ordered, 23. Pre- 
sented, and read, 30. Committed, 42.. Petition of Richard 
Cooke, of Droitwich, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
89. Petition of John Phillips, of Hanbury Hall, against ; 
Referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 95. Bill reported ; to 

' be ingrossed; 199. Passed, 148. Agreed to by the Lords, 
266. Royal Assent, 278. 


Worxmen, Combination of; Petitions against the Combi- 
nation Laws; viz. Of Mechanics and others of Barnsley ; 
to be printed, 19. Of Journeymen Hatters of London and 
Southwark ; Referred, 82. Vide Artizans. Of Journeymen 
Mechanics of Sheffield; Referred, 91. Of Journeymen 
Weavers of Norwich ; to be printed; 121. Of Journeymen 
Hatters of London and?Southwark ; to be printed, 127. Of 
Journeymen Hatters of London and Southwark, 132. Of 
Artizans-and others of Tewkesbury ; of Journeymen Weavers 
and others of Wymondham ; Referred, 136. Of Journeymen 
Tin Plate Workers of London; of Journeymen Boot and 
Shoemakers of Woolwich ; Referred, 146. Of Journeymen 
Boot and Shoemakers of Loughborough; and of Derby; 
to be printed, 148. Of Gloucester, ibid. Of Journeynen 
Boot and Shoemakers of the Town of Sisgtos-apen-Hall ; 
of Journeymen Women’s Boot and Shoemakers’of the City 
of London ; and of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of the 
Borough of Southwark ; the City and County of Exeter; the 
City of London ; the Borough of Reading; and the Town of 
Brighthelmston ; Referred, 156. Of Householders, Trades- 
men, Mechanics and other Inhabitants of Great and Little 
Bolton and its Vicinity ; of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers 
of the City of Carlisle, and of the Town of Whitehaven ; of 
Journeymen Printers of London; of Journeymen Boot and 
Shoemakers of the Town and Vicinity of Ashton-under-Lyne ; 
of the Borough of Plymouth, and the Town of Devonport ; 
and of the Towns of Blackburn and Clithero; Referred, 
161. Of Wool Hatters of Manchester, Oldham and Stock- 

ort; to be printed, hid. Of Journeymen Comb Makers of 
Vork ; and of Journeymen Bootmakers of London ; Referred, 
168. Of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of the Town 
and Borough of Leeds; of Journeymen Women’s Boot and 
Shoemakers of the Borough of Southwark ; and of the City 
of Westminster and the Liberties thereof; Referred, 173. 
Of Jourfieymen Boot and Shoemakers of Liverpool; of the 
Town of Ayr and the City of York; Referred, 179. Of 
Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of the Town of Bradford ; 
of Artizans and Labourers of the Parish of Saddleworth ; of 
Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers residing in the City of 
Bristol and its Vicinity ; in the City of Rochester, as also 
Chatham, Strood, &amp;c. ; and in the Town of Portsea ; Referred, 
185. Of Journeymen Carpenters and Joiners.of the City of 
Westminster, and the Borough of Southwark and their Vicini- 
ties ; and of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of the Towns 
of Wigan and Montrose; Referred, 204. Of Cotton Weavers, 
being Inhabitant Householders and others of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Stockport; of Journeymen Woolcombers 
of the Borough of Leicester and its Vicinity ; of Journeymen 
Boot and Shoemakers of the City of Hereford ; and of the 
Burgh of Aberdeen; of Journeymen Mechanics of the Parishes 
of New Windsor and Eton; of Journeymen Boot and Shoe- 
makers of King’s Lynn ; of Householders, ‘Tradesmen, Me- 
chanics and other Inhabitants of the Town of Bury; and of 
Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of the City of Westmin- 
ster; Referred, 211. Of Shopkeepers and others of Dudley ; 
to be printed, ibid. Of Cotton Spinners and Labourers 
usually employed in the Cotton Mills of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Stockport; of Journeymen Cotton Spinners, and 
other Persons employed in Cotton Factories in the Town of 
, Manchester and its Neighbourhood ; of Artizans and Me- 
chanics of the County of Middlesex ; of Journeymen em- 
ployed in the Manufacture of plain Silk Hose and plain Silk 
Gloves, of the Town and County of the Town of Notting- 
ham; of Cotton Spinners and other Labourers usually em- 
om in the Cotton Mills of the Village and Hamlet.of New 
ills, in the County of Derby; of Journeymen: Boot and 

‘ Shoemaker’ of Manchester and its. Vicinity ; of Journeymen 
' ‘Pyadesmen and Mechanics of Ashton-under-Lyne; and of 








Inhabitants ‘and Artizans of the City and County of Coventry ; 
‘to, be printed,-217. Referred, ie: Of Solabjne ee 
Founders of London and its Vicinity ; of Journeymen Boot 
and Shoemakers of Worcester; and of Mechanics of Brad- 
ford; Referred, 217.. Of Weavers of Manchester; of Jour- 
neymen Brass Founders and Copper Smiths of London ; of 
Householders and others of Halifax; Referred; 222. Of 
bs se Mechanics of Wolverhampton ; to be printed, 230. 
Referred, 242. Of Ship Carpenters of Sunderland; to be 
printed, 234.. Of Working Tradesmen of Dublin; of Jour- 
neymen Brass Founders, Braziers and Copper Smiths of Lon- 
don; and of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of Greenock ; 
Referred, ibid. -Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of the 
City of Bath; of Artizans and Labourers Inhabitants'of the 
Town and Neigbourhood of Rochdale ; and of Daniel Bettison 
of the ty of Coventry, Ribbon Weaver ; to be printed; 244. 
Of Ship Carpenters of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and of Blyth; 
Referred, 245. Of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of the 
Town of Cheltenham ; Referred, 250. Of Framework Knitters 
of the Parish of Arnold; and of Journeymen Carpenters and 


- others of London ; to be maa 253. Of Journeymen Boot 


and Shoemakers of the Towns of Sunderland and Penrith; of 
Journeymen Brass Founders, Braziers and Coppersmiths in 
the City of London and its Environs; of Cloth-lappers and 
others employed at Calenders, in the City of Glasgow; of 
operative Stocking-makers and others of the’ Borough of 


' Hawick, engaged:in the Lamb Wool Trade ; of Journeymen 


Boot and Shoemakers.of the City of Perth ; of Journeymen 
House Smiths, working in the City of London; of Journey- 
men Smiths of the Borough of Southwark; of Journeymen 
Smiths of Westminster and Middlesex ; and of Journeymen 
Tailors in the City of Glasgow; Referred, ibid. Petitions 
referred, 255. Of Journeymen Cordwainers of Leicester; of 
Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of Dundee; Referred, 257. 
Of Cotton Spinners and other Artizans usually employed in 
Cotton Factories, in the Villages and Neighbaurbonls of 
Hyde and Bothington; of Artizans and Labouring Inhabitants 
of the Town and Neighbourhood of Oldham ; and of Journey- 
men Tradesmen and Mechanics: of Stayley Bridge; to be 
printed, 265. Of Bricklayers of Dublin ; of Small Ware Wea- 
vers of Manchester; of Flax-dressers of Dundee; Referred, ibid. 
Of the Operative Mechanics, Artizans and Manufacturers, 
and others, who work for hire in the Borough and Vicinity 
of Darlington; and of the Journeymen Bookbinders of 
London and Westminster ; to be printed, 272. Of Journey- 
men Printers of the City of Dublin; of Robert Ellison, of 
Bolton, and Robert Pilkington and Richard Kay, of Bury, 
in the County of: Lancaster, Cotton Weavers; of Journey- 
men Boot and Shoemakers of the ‘Parishes of. Greenwich 
and Deptford; and of the Operative Mechanics, Artizans, 
Manufacturers and others who work for hire, in the Borough 
and Vicinity of Knaresborough ; Referred;272. Of Artizans, 
Mechanics, Labourers and. others in Huddersfield ; and of 
Operative Mechanics, Artizans, Manufacturers and others in 
Northallerton; Referred, 282. Of Journeymen Boot and 
Shoemakers of Inverness; Referred, 297, Of Journeymen 
Ribbon Weavers of Coventry; of Workmen. of Saddle- 
worth, Mossley and Micklehurst ; Referred, 303. Of Jour- 
neymen Calico Printers of Lancashire, Derbyshire, and 
Cheshire; to be printed, 303. Of Journeymen Boot and 
Shoemakers of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; of . Journeymen 
Tailors of the Town of Bradford; and of Inhabitants of 
Leeds; Referred, 313. Of George Webb of Quickwood ; 
to be printed, 313. Of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers 
of Newark-upon-Trent ; Of Operative Stocking Weavers of 
Glasgow ; of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of Cam- 
bridge; and of Journeymen Carpenters. and Joiners of 
Manchester and Salford; Referred, 319. Of. Mechanics 
and Artizans of Edinburgh; to be printed, ibid. Of .Me- 
chanics and Inhabitants of Nottingham; Referred, 324. 
Of Inhabitants of Wakefield, 326. ‘To be printed; 327.: Of 
Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of Nottingham; Referred, 
337- Of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of the Burgh 
of Kirkby-in-Kendal, and of the City of Glasgow;.of Inha- 
bitants of Preston and its Vicinity; of Operative Cotton 
Spinners of Glasgow, and others; and of Operative Weavers 
of Collumpton, and the City of Glasgow and Suburbs ; 
Referred, 353. Of Journeymen Sawyers of Manchester and 
Salford; Keferred, 360. Of Journeymen Blanket Weavers 
and others, of Witney; and of Journeymen Cotion Spinners 
and others of Rochdale ; to be printed, 360. Of Journey- 
men Boot and Shoemakers of the City of London; of 
Journeymen Hatters of Londun and Southwark ; of Journey- 
men Brass Founders, Braziers, and Coppersmiths of the City of 
London, and its Environs ; of Journeymen Tin-plate Workers 
of the City of London and its Environs ; and of Journeymen, 
‘lradesmen, and Mechanics of Saint Clement’s Danes, West- 
minster, 395. Of James Johnson and others, 490. 


Petitions against any Alteration of the Combina- 
tion Laws; viz. of Cotton Spinners and Cotton Manufacturers 
of Preston; to be printed, 211. Of Master Cotton Spinners, 

- Manufacturers, and others of Bolton-le-Moors; to be 
‘printed; 297. 

— Act (39 and 40 Geo. 3, c. 106,) read; Bill to 

repeal 








1824. 


INDEX ¢o the SEVENTY-NINTH VOLUME. 











repeal the Laws relative to the Combination of Workmen, 
and for other Purposes; Ordered, 408. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 423. 
Committed, 441. Considered; reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 442. Bill re-committed, 455. Considered; re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
463. Passed, 466. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 
518. Considered, and agreed to, 521. Royal Assent, 524. 
—— Vide AnpitraTIoN Laws. Artizans, MAsTERS 
and WoRKMEN. 


WortHinc CuaPez_; Petition for a Bill to revive and amend 


Act 49 Geo. 3; Referred to a Committee, 23. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 70. Presented, and read, 88. Committed, 109. 
Petition of William Davison, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 129. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 193. Passed, 
204. By the Lords, with Amendments, 244. Considered, 
and agreed to, 248. Royal Assent, 277. 


Wricut, late Nathaniel; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of 
certain Estates devised by his Will, 483. Reud, 484. Com- 
mitted, 496. Reported, and passed, 505. Royal Assent, 
525. 

Writs. Vide ELections. 


5° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 5. A. 1824. 


Yar Road. Vide Tuirsx. 

Yarn; Petitions regarding the Laws respecting Hand Spun 
Yarn; viz. Of Manufacturers and Weavers of Perth; to be 
printed, 212. Petition of Linen Manufacturers and others 
of Dublin, for a Duty on Importation; to be printed, 235. 
Also, of Linen Drapers of Ballymore; to be printed, 98. 
Petition of Bleachers and others of Belfast, for imposing 
a Duty on Yarn imported ; to be printed, 453. 

YoxeR Roads. Vide Giascow. 


Fin T &amp;. 


VoL... 79.——Sess. 1824. 








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