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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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TO THE 


EIGHTIETH VOLUME. 


2 een 





1825. 


ae 











6° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 6. A. 1825. 


A Bb0TsBURY (Hants) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose ; and Bill ordered ; 88. 


ABERDEEN Gaol; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Acts; 
Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported; Bill ordered; 116. 
Presented, and read, 215. Committed, 239. Reported ; 
to be inpromet 312. Passed, 346. ‘Agreed to by the 
Lords, Royal Assent, 441. - ; 

—_ Roads, Vide Banrr. 

AseErrorp (York) Lands; Petition fora Bill to mclose; and 
Bill ordered ; 29. Presented, eal read, 218, Committed, 


243. Reported; to be ingrossed; 349. Passed, 361. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 397. Considered, and agreed 
to, 401. Royal Assent, 442. 

Asincpon’ Improvement; Petition for a Bill: for lighting and 
improving the same ; Referred to a Committee, 66, Re- 
ported, 158. Bill ordered, 159. -Presented, and read, 236. 
Committed, 273. Reported ; to be in rodsed ; 444." “Passed, 
543. Agseed to by the Lords; 600. Royal Avent; 603. 


Accountants, Public. Vide Accounts. 
Apptrstone Road, Vide Wooter. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: . 


ACCOUNTANTS PUBLIC :— 


&gt; 1. Account of Arrears and Belenees due from all Public Accountants, on the 5th Janeary 
182 Sy arising upon Accounts which have been stated and declared ; 
(Sess. Papers,* N° 43. vol. xvit.) 


2, List. of Accounts. depending. in the Office of the Commissioners for auditing “ 


Public Accounts, 


controlled, suspended, or prevented by Authority of: His Majesty, between the 5th 

January 1824 and 5th January 1825 ; printed 187; (Sess. Papers N° 43. vol. xv11.) 
5. of Accounts delivered into the Office of the Comptrollers of the Accounts of the 

Aimy, from*5th- Januar 1793 3, whereon any Balances ns to be now owing on 5th 


ane 


January 1825; print 
Accounts; v. Accounts, 1 to 7, 249. 
ACTS; 2. Accounts, 317. Seely 
ADMIRALTY, COURT OF :— 


187 =) °- - - 


Droits of Admiralty, Droits of the Raeeet, and Surplus of Four and a-half per Centum 


6. Account of all Monies which have arisen and been received for and in respect of any 
(Sess, Papers, n° 47. vol. xvi1,) } 


Duties; printedi05 -.. = * - 
ADMIRALTY OFFICE; v. Accounts, 6. 
AFRICAN FORTS :— 


7 Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil and Military Establishments of the Settle- 
ments on the Gold Coast (late under the management of the African Company,) from 


ist January to the 31st December 1825; printed 33. ‘Referred 193 __ - } oe 
(Sess, Papers, N° 30, vol. vsti.) 


ALIENS :— 


Officers and Contingent Expenses of the Office ; ‘ printe 


8. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted. in 1825, for paving the Salaries of | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 27. vol. xv1ii.) 


AMERICA; v. AccouNTS, 98, 99, 395- 
AMERICAN INDEMNITY; v. ACCOUNTS, 395. 
AMERICAN LOYALISTS; 0, ACCOUNTS, 204. 


ich have not been audited, stated or declared; __ printed 98 
(Sess. Papers, .N° 43. vol. xv11.) 
3. of Officers and Departments whose Accounts have been usually audited by eg 
Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts ; 3 printed 98 -  - 
(Sess.-Papers, N° 43. ral XvVii.) 


4. of Public Accountants in respect of whom the execution of any Process hath sin} 





“PAGE 
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Aprenoix, 





printed 98 - 


apers; N° 43»: vol. diated 


33. Referred 193 - - 














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* Sess. Papers.—Sessional Papers, ordered to be print 


7 er 4 vv 


ed, bearing rrr Dolind ip in Wa ‘XVIL, of the 


printed Papers of this Session, and placed in the Library of the House of Comméns &amp;e. 





Vox, 80,——Sess. 1825, 


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INDEX ¢@o the E1GHTIETH VOLUME. 





[ 1825. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
ANNUITIES; v. Acc aa 175, 181, 185. 
APOTHECARIES: 


g. Accounts of the Nuteiber of Persons have obtaif hd WertiGeates ae lie Societ 
of Apothecaries, ée/practise as Apothe@aries in England and Wales ; oney whic 
has been received for Janae of Prosecutions by the Society ; prised 334 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 232. vol. x x1.) 


10. Account of all Sums of Money expended by the Society of Apothecaries of London, 


for the promotion of knowledge in Botany, &amp;c. and in Lectures; printed 334 "| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 232. vol. xx1.) 


11. Copy of the Charter granted by James the First to the Apothecaries Company (1617 ;) 
printed 587 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 468. vol. xx1.) } 
[Return to be made forthwith, 573.] 


ARMY :— 


12. Estimate of the Charge for Guards Gatinos, sae, other Land Forres, for ‘the year 
1825 - - (Sess, Papers, N° 31. vol. xvii.) 

of the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces for mpreioe at Home and Abrend, 

from 25th December 1824 to 24th March 1825 - - - - 

14. ———— Ditto - - — ad — 18s to 24th December Ne pers St 43. Re- 
ferred 129 . - (Sess. Papers, n° 31. vol. xv1it.) 


15. State of the Expenses on account of Recruiting; Statement referred to in the sow eg 
Estimate ; Statement of the Services provided for tndér the head of Contingencies, 
for 1825; ’ printed 43. Referredi2g - .- (Sess. Papers, n° 31. vol. XVIII.) 


16. Account of Services incurred, and not provided for ty Parliament; printed135 -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 61. vol. xviti.) 


17. Estimate of the Guys of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service, for the year 
1825; printed 70. Referred i2q - - (Sess. Papers, N° 35. vol. xvitt.) 





13. 





























18. of Sums yaw for the supply of Bread, Meat, and Forage, for Troops in) 
Great Britain and Ireland, in 1825; printed 33. Referred 193 - - o&gt; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 23. vol. xvini.) J 
1 of the Sum which will be wanted. to defray the Extraordinary BEpeninse| 
of the Army, for the year 1825; printed 33. Referred 193 - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 24. vol. xvitt.) J 
20, Tecivede the Cong a eacanens and Stat Othersy an Qficers of phe Higspitale, n 
or 1825 - 
21, ——-— of Allowances to the vetanipal Officers of ee nial Public anes : 
22. of Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forees - - = = - 
23. of Volunteer Corps - - . . - - - - - - - 
24. of Four Troops of Dragoons, and Nineteen Companies of Foot, stationed in | 
Great Britain, for recruiting Corps in India Se les : each af A ericlet 
25. of Four Regiments of sae tat and dae dees Battalions of ntney, for 
Service in India -  - oc ind sal a i - 
26. of the Royal Military College, for 1825 - - - - - - = 
27, ——— of the Puy of General Officers, not being Colonels of Regiments eo 
28, ———-. of _Hiis Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad, for 1825 o + Sith OF 
29. of the Charge of Full Pay to reduced, retired, and unattached Officers . 
30. of Half Pay and Military Allowances to reduced Officers - - 
31. 





on account of Half Pay one renee Allgwatices to seresa - disbanded 
Foreign Corps &amp;c. = - - - «| 
32. ——— of In-Pensioners of Chelsea aia Kilimainham Hospitals - - - - 























33. of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital  - ek ol aie eS ~gen ae 
34- of the Royal Military Asylum - - - . 5 
35- of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of tap Land is - + 
36. of Allowances on the Compassionate List - —- os ae 
37- of the Charge of Allowances, Compensations alad, SET in the 
nature of superannuated or retired gre to Pestens: belonging to Rablic , 
Departments - - - - -| 
38. of the Charge of Rial Fees in Great Britain upon imars, to be made 
for Army Services in 1825 . 1 
39- : of Three ss ce Veteran Battalions, from 25th December 1824 to 24th March 
1825 - 


qo. Abstract of the Army Ravdons, for the year 80x; solited 43. Referred 129 - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 31. vol. xvtit.) ) 


41. Return showing the Number of Accounts of et and Pa ona for rset 





prior to 25th December 1810, which were unse aa on, 25th December 1821, &amp;c. 
printed 105 - - - - - Sess. Papers, n° 46, vol, xvi11.) 


42. Annual Account 7 the aay Trensrer 0 vd Once Hospisal, of ucinet sayy 
Money - 

43. Abstract of the A dhlinis of the aaa cine upon the Selina iisscin segue | 
tioned, for the year ending 25th December 1823; printed 135 - - - . 

(Sess. Papers, n° 62. vol. xviit.) f 

44. Accdunts of the Number of First Commissions’ appointed in the Royal Artillery, 
from 26th March 1821 to 31st December 1824; of the Number of Promotions ;} 
of Officers brought from Half Pay to Full Pay; of Officers on ist January 1821, 
and 1825; of Officers on Half Pay on ist January 1825; of the Distribution of 
Officers; printed 592 - = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 480. vol. xv1it.) 


of the Number of First Commissions appointed in the Royal Engineers, from 
26th March 1821 to gist December i824; of Bosestiede of Officers of the Royal. 
_ Engineers, brought from Half Pay to Full Pay; of Officers of Royal Engineers, and 
| Royal Sappers and Miners; of Officers on Half Pay ; of the Distribution of Officers ; 
| Specifidation of the Troops on Foreign or Home haties; of Officers of the Royal 
wera a — and Corps of Royal Sappers and Mi iners, who have re- 








Allowanee in 1824; of Officers and Men late belonging to the 
several Military Corps of the Office of Ordnance on the Retired and Half Pay; of 
Appointments, Civil and Military - - (Sess. Papers, n 


[To be printed, except the Account of the Officers and Men late belonging to the Military Corps of the 
Office of Ordnance, 592.) 


° 481. vol. xvut.y J 





Ordered, 


285 


300 


26 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


135 





Presented. 


306 


306 


42 


135 


590 


£6 699 « 


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Aprenprx. 


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684 














1896/] LNDEX fw the E1entieta Voie me. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
ARMY—continued. é 


46. Accounts of the Number of Officers and Clerks whose First Appointment has taken place 
in the Civil Department of the Ordnance, since 16th March 1821; of Officers and 
_ Clerks admitted from Half Pay or Retired List, since 14th Mareh 1821 ;. of Ordnance 
Vessels employed as Floating Magazines; of the manner in which the Amount of 136 
£. 22,000 credited in the Ordnance Estimates for 1824, was made up; a similar Ac- 
count for £. 4,615, credited in the Ordnance Estimates for 1824 = - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 483, 484, 485. vol. xv11I.) 
[To be printed, except the Two last Accounts ; part of the last but one to be printed ; 592.) 
of the Nuniber of First Appointments as Barrack Masters or Deputy ery} 
_ Masters, since January 1821; printed 591 - (Sess. Papers, n° 486. vol. xviii.) 
of all Officers and Clerks admitted from Half Pay or Retired List of the Barrack 
Department into effective Service, since 1st January 182) ; af the Names of Persons 
on the Pension and Retired Lists of the Barrack Department, om 1st January 1825; 136 591 
of the manner in which the Sum of £. 54,323, voted in the Barrack Department for 
Great Britain in 1824; also, of £. 84,377, voted for Repairs of Buildings in Ireland, 
were expended; printed 591 — - -  - » (Sess. Papers, w° 486, vol. xviit.) 
of the manner in which £. 50,000, voted for the Commissariat Store Branch, “| 











Ordered. | Presented. = ‘ 
Appenvix. 











47 136 591 





48. 





1824, was expended -- o “ * ~ - ° a o * i “ 
Ditto - - of £.40,000, voted in 1824, for Tools and Clothing - - - 


51. Account of the Amount paid from the Commissariat Store Branch for Supplies er 
Government Slaves; also, for Supplies for liberated Africans Powe ota S 


52. Return from the County of Down, of Qualifications of Militia Officers - - per Act, 174 
53. Return of the Establishment and Effective Strength of the Army, on the 25th January 





1825; printed 214 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 112. vol. xvii1.) om —" 
54. Accounts of 11,270 Accounts of Agents and Paymasters, for periods prior to 1810, re- 
maining unsettled at the War Office on 19th February 1825; of Balances acon 244 206 
due to the Government and by Government; and of Monies paid for Balances; 
printed296. - - - - «+ ~- (Sess. Papers, N* 195. Vol. xviit.) 
[Order for the first of these Accounts, discharged; 253.] 
55- Statement of the Amount of Sums which have been disallowed in the Arrear Depart- 
ment of the War Office, in each year since 27th November 1815 ; printed 296 + 2096 2096 
(Sess. Papers, n° 184. vol. xv1It.) 
56. Return of the Number of Officers on the Half Pay of the Army in the United King- 594 
dom, on 25th March 1822 and 1825; several other Returns relating to Officers coh 505 } ttl 
_ Fall Pay and to Commissions in the Army Peo EDS aT « 
57+ Returns of the Qualifications of Militia Officers - - - Pits. « tives 616 
— V. Accounts, 5. , 
ARTILLERY; 0. AccounTs, 44, 45. 
| ASSESSED TAXES ; v. Accounts, 346, 356, 368. 
| AuDIT OFFICE; v. Accounts, 1 to'5. ! 
BanaMA ISLANDS; 0. AccouNTS, 325, — . 3 
- Bank 'NoTEs:— / 
58. Account of the Average Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in and 18253 396 424 


for three years, preceding 6th April 1823 ;.also preceding 6th April 1824 and 1825; 
printed 425,485 - - - = P 
BANK OF ENGLAND :— : 
59. Copy of all applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and the Heyyy @ 


of the Exchequer, to the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank, for Ad- 
vances to Government - -« Cones te. Sbaa-e ‘ 


60 Account of the Amount of all Exchequer Bills, or Treasury Bills, and other Govern- per Act. 18 
_ ment Securities os by the Bank of England, or on which any Sums have 
been advanced for the Public Service, in the year ended 5th January 1825; 
| printed 18 - 2 ‘2 2, “© © (Sess, Papers, N° 17. vol. xvii.) J 
61. 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 the year 1824; printed i 119 187 927 
(Sess. Papers, n° 102, vol. xvit.) 

62. Account of Money paid, or payable, at the Bank of England, for the Management ape 
of the Public Debt in 1824; printed 188 - (Sess. Papers, n° 102. vol. ave sere we aes 
— V. Accounts, 58, 218. 


BARBADOES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 302. 
BARRACKS; v. Accounts, 47, 48. 
BEER; v. Accounts, 286 to 288. 
BERMUDAS; v. ACCOUNTS, 325. 
BERWICK AND MoRPETH RoaDs :;~ - |} 
63. Copy of the Report of Mr. Telford, relative thereto; printed 378 - . - } 6 8 
(Sess Papers, n° 282. vol. xv.) 397 37 


8 ; 928 
Sess. Papers, n° 323 &amp; 386. vol. xvii.) 397 ae 


924-925 





BOMBAZINES; v. AccoUNTS, 164. 
BOUNDARIES; v. Accounts, 116. 
BRADFORD GAOL :— + 





and the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of York relative thereto 


(Sess. Papers, x® 330. vol. x x1.) 
BRIDPORT AND LYME REGIS; v. Accounts, 150. , 
BricuTow IMPROVEMENT :— | 
65. Returns or Copies of the General Cash Account of the Total Amount of Money re- 


a ceived by the Commissioners of the Town of Brighton since 1810 


of the Amount collected by the Commissioners - -  § - big | 504 eas: | 
67. of Sums expended in Law Proeseiings pomegt to, 


[To be laid before the House forthwith ; 573.] 
BRIMSTONE; v. Accounts, 163, 


BRITISH MUSEUM; v. Accounts, 296, 297. | 
BritTi8SH FISHERIES SOCIETY :— | 
68. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the British Fisheries Society - sf per Aer: “227 
Burmese War; v. Accounts, 192, 193 ) : 
BuTrerR TRADE; v. Accounts, 242. 


64. Copy of Corres ndence between the Secretary of State for the Home Department 
} per Address. 435 


























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INDEX to the Ercwtietru VoLtumeE.' 





—__—_= 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
CALEDONIAN CANAL; 0. Accounts, 382. 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY; 0. ACCOUNTS, 314. 
CANADA COMPANY :— err 
69. Minutes of intended Arrangements between His 
Canada Company; printed 311 - 
CANADAS, Emigration to; v. ACCOUNTS, 205. 
CANDLES; v. ACCOUNTS, 213. 
Cape oF Goop Hope; v. Accounts, 85, 166, 406. 
CARNATIC DEBTS; v. Accounts, 189. 
CEYLON; v. AccouNTS, 201. 
CHANCERY, COURT OF :— 
70. Account of all Appeals disposed of in the Court of Chancery, by the Lord Chan- 
cellor, in evéry Term, from the 1st day of Hilary Term 1823 to the last day at 
Hilary Term 1825 
71. Copy of Cause Papers Hilary Term in 1817; printed 503 
72. List of all Causes that have been heard by the Lord Chancellor during the a 
Eighteen Years, wherein Judgment has not yet been given - - «= ee 
CHARITIES :— 
73. Twelfth and Thirteenth Reports of Commissioners on Public Charities in England) 
and Wales; printed 454 (Sess. Papers, n* 348 &amp; 349. vol. x &amp; x1.) f 
CHELSEA HOSPITAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 32, 33, 42. 


Majesty’s Secretary of State and the 
(Sess. Papers, n° 215. vol. xix.) } 


CHIMNEY. SWEEPERS :— 
74. Return of the Number apprenticed under Act 28 Geo. 3. c. 40; printed 266 
(Sess. Papers, N° 134.. vol. xx.) 


CHURCHES :— 
75. Account of Charges and Expenses paid by Commissioners for building new Churches ; 
printed 608 - = * + = = (Sess. Papers, n° 497. vol. xx1.) 


76. Fifth Report of the Commissioners for building new Churches ; printed 626 
(Sess. Papers, n° 511. vol. xv.) 
— V. Accounts, 383. 
CiviL CONTINGENCIES :— 
77. Account of the Sum expended under the head of Civil. Contingencies, in the year 
1824; printed 120. - Referred,129, 193 (Sess. Papers, N° 57. vol. xvii.) 
Civit List; v. Accounts, 77, 373- ‘ t 
CLERGY IN THE West INDIES :— 
78. Return of the Number and Description of the Bishops and Ministers of the sf 


Church, appointed by His Majesty in the West Indies; printed. 459.-". - , 
(Sess. Papers, N°351, vol. xx1.) 
. COALs:— . aaa 
79. Accounts of all Coals exported from Great Britain and Ireland, and imported into 
Ireland, from 5th January 1824 to 5th January 1825; printed 229 
(Sess. Papers, N° 124. vol. xx.) 
ported Coastwise from Newcastle, in 
F 


J 


80. Accounts of the Number of Chaldrons of Coals ex 
1822, 1823 and 1824, also to Foreign Parts; Similar Accounts ftom the Port o 
Sunderland ; printed 301 - (Sess. Papers, n* 208. vol. xx.) 

Cops AT LyME REGIS; v. Accounts, 283, 284. — 
COFFEE; v. ACCOUNTS, 135. ; 
CoINn :— 

81, Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Extraordinary Expenses of the Mint in 

the Gold Coinage, for 1825; printed 331. Referred 193 - 
(Sess, Papers, N° 29. vol. xy1tt.). J 
82. Estimate of the Sum that may be required for Extraordinary Expenses that. na 


be incurred for, Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin, for 1825; printed 33. 
‘Referred "193 - (Sess. Papers, n° 29. vol. xvu11.) 
83. Ditto - - to make good the Loss upon the Irish Silver Tokens already recoined, in 
(1825; printed 33. | Referred 193 - (Sess; Papers, n° 29. vol. xvi11.) 
— V. Accounts, 217 to 220. io 4 } 
COLONIAL SERVICES:— 7 | 
84. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of certain Colegialy 


Services, formerly paid out of Army Services, for 1825; printed 33. Referred 193 
(Sess. Papers, n° 30. vol. xvitt.) 
COLONIES :— 
85. Accounts of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Islands of Trinidad, Malta, and 
the Cape of Good Hope; -also, Abstract of Receipts of Agents for the, Colonies, for 
1823; printed 333 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 231. vol. x1x.) 
86. Copy of Petition of the Inhabitants of the Mautitius, in 1816; printed 341 
(Sess. Papers, n° 236. vol. x1x;) 
87. — ot Extracts of Petitions from the Mauritius, for the remission of the extra 
uties on Sugar; printed 341. - (Sess, Papers, n° 236. vol. xix.) J 
88. Return of Persons holding Offices in the Colonies, and-who are. not.aty present ip 
the execution of their Daties ; printed 473. - (Sess. Papers, n° 363. vol. x1x.) 
89. First Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the administration of Civil and 
Criminal Justice in the West Indies; printed 631 
' (Sess. Papers, N° 


- 


517. vol. xv.) J 
— V. Accounts, 166, 324, 325, 386, 387. E 
COMMISSARIAT; v. Accopnts, 18, 43, 49 to 51. 
COMMITTALS :— ; : . . - - a 
go. Account of the Number of Persons committed between 5th April 1814 ‘and -5th April 
1824, to the different Gaols of Great Britain and Ireland, for illegally vending*or 
attempting to introduce Foreign Goods; printed 290 - --50 20) “ue 
(Sess. Papers, n° 194. vol. XXIU:)” 
91. Return of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal; Offences 
mitted to the different Gaols in England and Wales, in ion: 


- 


cess, in 1822 and 1823; also, similar Returns for Ireland and Scotland} printed 297 
(Sess. Papers, N° 197. vol. Xx111‘) 


who were I 


4; 


i. 


Execution on summary. Pro-{ 





(1896: 














. ' Avrenorx. 
per Address. 311 
7 
95 
Order 
of lest Session. Sn 
621 
a Ad el 
; . 
per Address. 266 
per Act. 608 
per Act. 626 « 
scalp 7 
Gotdend, i 4 20 77! 
yper Address: 459. 1022- 
13. 229 ° 
103 | 301 
clemtoat 3? 764 
Kine’. la 
Coiemtred. 32 755 
cate 32! 764 
a SN 33. 77) 
333 333° 
per Address. | 341. 
per Address. 341 
per Act. 473 
Smiend.|| 838 
AL; : 33 i 
Ay 2 7.400 » 
i‘ ‘ddare: 4533 Z 
“ gs oak dhs 























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=— ———=== 
ACCOUNTS: AND PAPERS—continued. Oracied: | Prediadeds raer 
/COMMITTALS—continued. Asvisiasy) 
92. Return of the Number of Persons committed in the United Kingdom, for Offences Addves 8 i 
under 5 Geo. IV. c.95; printed 589 - (Sess. Papers, n° 464. vol. xx111.) “al yom 
93- Ditto - - to any Prisons in Scotland for Debt, from 1st January 1824 to AK 8 
ist January 1825; printeds89 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 465. vol. xx.) Per ATE Nae sate 
94. of the Number of Persons committed to the several Gaols in England and 
Wales for Trial in 1824, made by the Clerks of the Peace - - == = «I. 
95. Ditto - - by the Town Clerks and Clerks ofthe Peace - - -— = per Act. 581 
96. Ditto - - made by the Clerks of Assize; printed 589 -— - - 





N . &lt; . 66. 1. . 
&lt;&lt; &amp; Agnowhen, bas. (Sess. Papers, n° 466. vol. xx111.) 


'\COMMON PLEAS, CouRT OF; v. AccouNTS, 292. 
‘Commons, House OF :— 


97. Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of Commons | _ per Act. 166 959 
— VP. Accounts, 315. - 


COMPASSIONATE LIST; v. Accounts, 36. 
CONSOLIDATED FUND; 0. Accounts, 353: 

















CONSULS :— 
08. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to cover the Expenses of Special Commis- 
sions to Spanish America, for 1825 - - - - - - - - - Lin? 
99. Ditto - - of Salaries to His Majesty’s Consuls General, Consuls, and Vice Consuls in} | ¢ymmund. 32 766 
Spanish America, for Ditto; printed 33. Referred 193 - - - - 
Convediied: (Sess. Papers, N° 29. vol. xvitt.) 
100. Two Reports of the Superintendent of Convict Ships employed for the. Confinement 
of Offenders under Sentence of Transportation; printed31- - -— - per alet. 31 
(Sess. Papers, N° 22. vol. xx111.) 
101. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense attending the 
confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at Home for 1825; printed ss King’s 32 765 
Referred 1093 - - + = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 29. vol. xviii.) Ronen, 
— F. Accounts, 90 to 96. 
CoPPER; 2. Accounts, 119. 
CORPORATION; ov. AccounTs, 257. 
CORN :— 
102. Account of the Grain of all sorts, Meal and Flour, stated in Quarters, imported into 
Great Britain from Foreign Parts, from January 5, 1800, to January 5, 1825 - + 13 322 
printed, 322 - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 227. vol. xx.) 
103. Accounts of the Average Price of each sort of Grain in Great Britain, from 5 January ex’ 
1815 to January 5,1825; printed 165 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 75. vol. xx.) 13 105 
104. of Grain of all sorts imported from Ireland into Great Britain, from 5 January 
1800 to § January 1825; printed 322 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 227. vol. xx.) } 13 322 
105. Account oF the total Quantity of Foreign Wheat which has been taken out of Store, | 
&amp;c.; printed 249 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, x° 132. vol. xx.) 17 249 | 
106. of the number of Quarters of Corn which have been rejected by the Receivers | 
of Corn Returns during 1824; printed, 165 - (Sess. Papers, N° 75. vol. xx.) 17 165 
107. + - = Ditto, which have been seized by the Officers of His Majesty’s Customs, : js 
during 1824; printed 249 - - ~ - (Sess. Papers, N° 132. vol. xx.) 7 49 
108. Account of the Average Price of Wheat, in each year, from 5 January 1819 to 5 st 6 
nuary 1825; Yrintad 165 . - = - (Sess. Papers, N° 75. vol. xx.) 103 it 
109. -———- of the Quantity of Foreign Buck Wheat imported in each year, from 1814 
' to the latest period; printed 229 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 121, vol. xx.) 103 229 
110. Returns received from His Majesty’s Consuls, of the price of Foreign Corn; printed \ per Aildiies 
1039 - (= - = (ee et ee (Sess. Papers, N°42. vol. xx.) 
111. Account of the Dealers in Corn for Sale in the Town of Ipswich; printed 301 - - 4 
(Sess. Papers, N° 205. vol. xx.) 75 goo 
112. Return of Wheat and Flour brought Coastwise to the Port of London, from 15 gee ‘ 
September 1823 to 7 March 1824; printed 312, (Sess. Papers, N° 217, vol. xx.) 9 3} 


113. Copy of a Letter transmitted by the Inspector of Corn Returns at Ipswich, August 
1824, relative to the price of Oats at Ipswich; printed 341 - - - -— = 332 341 
(Sess. Papers, N° 233. vol. xx.) 
114. Returns of Corn Averages struck in Scotland, in 1804, 1805; and of the Average Price 
of Grain in England and Wales, from 15 March 1823 to 15 March 1824; also to 
15 March 1825; also in Ireland, for several periods; printed 590 - - - 4 
(Sess. Papers, n° 473. vol. xx.) 
115. pe of all Wheat imported and placed under Bond; also, of Wheat taken ar 608 
of Bond - - - - - - - ~ - &lt; - &amp; - - 


299 589 





CORRESPONDENCE; »v. TREATIES, 
CounTrRY BANK NOTES; ?. 360. 
County BouNDARIES :— 


116. Return of insulated Parcels of Land belonging to each County,-or Division of 
Counties, in England and Wales; printed 454 - (Sess. Papers, N° 350. vol. xx1.) por Adve, 454 


CounTY RATES :— 
117. Returns from Treasurers of Counties, of Monies received for County Rates ; of the 
application; of the names of Liberties, &amp;c. of Monies received by Clerks of Peace, | per Address 
&amp;c.; of the length of Road, the expense of which is discharged out of County { of last Session| — *97 
Rates ; Referred, 297; v. County Rates - of .tihab)) Tad aiovg Boies 


CourT OF ADMIRALTY ; v. Accounts, 6. 

CourRT OF CHANCERY; v. Accounts, 70 fo 72. 

CourRT OF EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 206. 

CouRT OF SESSION; v. ACCOUNTS, 377. 


CouRTS OF JUSTICE; v. AccouNTS, 70.to 72, 89, 186, 201, 230, 255, 256, 263, 264, 265, 
266, 267, 292, 312, 380. ‘, &amp; 





- 


CRIMINAL LUNATICS :— 


118. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of confining and King’i 
maintaining Criminal Lunatics, for the year 1825; printed 33. Referred, 193 + Command.” 32 763 
Customs :-— (Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xvitt.) 
119. Accounts of all Copper imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the year 
ending 4th January 1825; also exported from the Ports of London and Liverpool | 6 | * 255 
printed 255 - - - - 's - (Sess. Papers, n° 143. vol. xvi1.) 




















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ontine — 
ACCOUNTS. AND PAPERS—continued. 


INDEX ¢o the ErecuTieru VOLUME. 


(1895. 











Customs—continued. 


120, Account of all Tin imported into and exported from Great Britain; printed 255\ | 
121. Account of the Quantity of Tallow imported into Great Britain from Foreign Parts,) 
122, - - - Ditto, of Wool imported; printed 341 - 


123. - - - Ditto, of Hides imported; printed 352 - 
124. Account of Ships and Vessels belonging to the Port of London’ - 


125. 
126. 
127. 


128. 


129. 
130. 
131. 
132. 


133. 


134. 


135- 


140. 


141. 


142. 


143. 


144. 


145- 


146. 


147. 


148. 


140. 


150, 


151, 


152, 


155. 





(Sess. Papers, n° 142. vol. xv11.) 


from January 5, 1800 to January 5, 1825; printed 301 - =)! witede &gt; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 209. vol. xx1.) 
(Sess. Papers, N° 237. vol. xx1.) 


(Sess. Papers, n° 246. vol. xx1.) 





of the Quantity of British Wool exported, from ist Dec. 1824; printed 125 } 
(Sess. Papers, n° 58. vol. xvi1.) 


of the Value of the Official Rates of all British and Irish Produce and rit 





tures exported from Great Britain, in the three years ending 10th October 1824 - 

- - - Ditto, of Foreign and Colonial Merchandize; printed 51 - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xvit.) 

Account of the Number of Vessels which have entered the Port of London, in three 
years, ending 5th January 1825; printed 105 - (Sess. Papers, n° 49. vol. xx.) 


of the Quantity of Foreign Iron imported into and exported from su 





Britain, during the years 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824 - - . - - - 
- - - Ditto of British Iron exported - - - - -*+ = 2 2 = 
- - - Ditto of British Iron, Hardwares and Cutlery, exported, from 1819 to 1824; 
printed i290 - - - = - (Sess, Papers, n* 191 &amp; 192. vol. xx1.) 
Comparative Statements of British and Foreign Tonnage, cleared outwards from the 
Ports of Great Britain and L[reland, for the year ending 5th January 1825 ; printed} 
165 - = 2 = =  - = (Sess. Papers, N° 77. vol. xvtt.) 
Accounts of the Quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain and Ireland; of Raw 
and Refined Sugar exported from Great Britain and Ireland; of Duties received 
on Sugar imported into Great Britain and Ireland ; and of the Average Prices of 
Sugar in Great Britain and Ireland; from 5th January 1824 to 5th January 1825; 
printed 290 —- - .  - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 186. vol. x x1.) 
of Rum imported into and exported from Great Britain and Ireland ; mt 





Gallons of Rum, and Amount of Duty paid the Customs and Excise thereon ; 
Ditto; printed290 - - - -=- = (Sess. Papers, n° 187. vol. xx1.) 
of Coffee imported into and exported from Ireland ; and of Duties = 





on Coffee imported into Great Britain and Ireland ; Ditto; printed 290 oe 
(Sess. Papers, n° 188. vol. x x1.) 


of Foreign and Colonial Produce and Manufactures exported from Great Britain 
and Lreland; for the year ending sth January 1825; printed 290. 301 - - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 193. vol. XVII.) 


. Account of the Quantity of Raw and Thrown Silks imported, in the year ended 


5th January 1825; and of Drawback paid on Silk; printed 282 - - - 
Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. xx.) 


. Accounts of the Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures, = 


. Return of the Surveyors General of the Customs, stating 1s? authority under which 


they were appointed; printed, 186 - - (Sess. Papers, N* 97. vol. x1x.) 
Train Oil ; and on Whalebone and Fins; printed 282 - - - - ° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 162. vol. xx.) 


Accounts of the Quantity of Cotton Wool, Cotton Twist, and manufactured m ire 


. Account of Duties received in the year ending 5th January 1825, on Blubber | 


Goods, exported during five years, ftom Great Britain to [reland, and from Ire- 
land to Great Britain; printed 290 - - (Sess. Papers. n° 189. vol. xx1.) 
Copies of Orders in Council permitting the Importation and Exportation of Goods, 
Wares, and Merchandize, in Hamburgh, Danish, Bremen, Lubeck, and Olden: 
burgh Vessels; printed 185  - - -' (Sess. Papers, N° 9%. vol. xvit-) 
Account of the Quantity of Sheep and Lamb’s Wool imported into Great Britain, 
for three years, from 5th January 1822 to 5th January 1825; printed, 290 - + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 190. vol. xxt1-) 
of Ships and Tonnage which have cleared out from Great Britain and Ire- 
land to New South Wales; printed 301 - (Sess. Papers, N* 207. vol. xx1.) 


Accounts of the Quantity of Linen Cloth of all Sorts imported into Great dae 





in the year ended 5th January 1825; several other Returns relating to Linen 

exported and returned for Home Consumption; printed 301 _ - e - ° 
(Sess. Papers, N° 211. vol. xxI-) 

— of the Quantity of Flax, dressed and undressed, imported from et 





Countries ; and of Foreign Linen Yarn imported; printed 301 - - ° e 
(Sess. Papers, N° 211. vol. x x1.) 
— of the Number of Ships, with their Tonnage, which entered the Port of 
London in 1822, 1823 and 1824 - - - - - - - - - 
of the Amount of. Salaries of Officers of Boards of Customs and Excise 
doing duty in the East India, West India, and London Docks ; printed 229, 353. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 123 &amp; 260, vol. xx.) 
Return of the Number of Vessels which have cleared out of the Port of Liver ool, in 
1766, 1812, and 1824; also of Imports and Exports, and of Cotton and Woollen Ma- 
nufactured Goods exported ; printed 301 (Sess. Papers, N* 182 &amp; 206. vol. xx.) J 


Accounts of the Quantities of the principal Articles imported into the Port = 





Liverpool during the last five years ; also of Foreign and Colonial Merchandize 
exported ; printed 203 - - - = = Wess. Papers, n° 182. vol, xx.) 
— of the Quantity of Foreign Iron exported from Great Britain during oa 





last four years: Of British Iron and Tin Plates e ted; al i 

imported into Great Britain and Ireland ; printed age: «i a. . N ~ ee = 
Accounts relating to the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom, for three 
Scone — es women é 1825; printed 249 - (Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xvi.) 

ccount of the Number of hips which have bee loyed i i 

to Davis’s Straits and the Grvenlend Seas : =e “4 is . ne ae Tee 


Accounts showing what has been the Amount of Duty received upon Glass, and “} 


Drawback paid thereout, from 5th January 1824 to sth J : Of 
exported to Ireland previous to 5th anaicy last ¢ printed a8, S30 Rey = Meas 


(Sess. Papers, n° 281. vol. xx1.) 











Ordered. | Presented. 
6 255 
13 301 
13 341 
13 352 

Order dis- 
14 { charged, 58. 
24 125 
33 . 51 
33 105 
41 289 
97 165 
104 289 
104 289 
105 289 
290 
105 { = 
124 282 
129 186 
151 282 
184 289 
per Act. 1 85 
186 289 
186 301 
207 301 
207 301 
207 { 229 
353 
220 300 
229 282 
248 { 289 
290 
per Act. 249 
per Act. 249 
293 { 378 





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a 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
_ €usTomMs—continued. 


during five years, ending January 1825; printed 425 - . - . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 324, vol. xx1.) 
155. Return of all Goods imported into the Port of Kingston-upon-Hull, in 1802, 1812, 
and 1824; printed352 - = - = ‘(Sess. Papers, n° 247. vol. xx.) 


154. Account of the Value of Imports into and Exports from the Port of Lynn el 


156. ————— of the Quantity of Pearl and Pot Ashes imported into Ireland, from 
5th January 1820 to 5th January 1825; printed 312 ete Ralzee Sue + 
(Sess. Papers, n® 216. vol. xx1.) 


the Ports of the United Kingdom, during the years 1822, 1823, and 1824; 
printed 399 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 309. vol. xx1.) 


158. ————— of the Number of Ships, with their Tonnage and Men, that have entered) 
the Port of Stockton, for the last three years; printed 416 - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 317. vol. xx1.) f 
159. Return of the Value of the Exports and Imports of Bridport Harbour and of wa 


157. Account of the Number of Ships, with their Tonnage and Men, which have “ttaast 


Regis, in each year from 5th January 1818 to 5th January 1825, and of the Num- 
ber and description of Vessels which have been wrecked ; printed 416, 425 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 325. vol. xX1.) 
160, Account of the Quantities of Refined Sugar exported from England and Scotland 
respectively in the year 1824; printed 477 - (Sess. Papers, n* 371. vol. xx1.) 
of the Duties received and Drawbacks paid on Brimstone, in England, 
Scotland and Ireland, for the last ten years; printed 477 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 370. vol. xx.) 
162, Accounts of the Quantities of Hemp and Flax dressed and undressed, Hemp Tow, 
Flax Tow, snd Linen Yarns, imported into Great Britain and [reland from 
Foreign Parts, between 5th January 1824 and 5th January 1825: Several other 
Returns relating to Linen imported and exported, and Bounties paid thereon | 


161, 








also of Duties and Drawbacks; printed 615 - (Sess. Papers, n° 500. vol. xx1.) 
[Orders for these Accounts, discharged ; and others ordered; 614.] 
163. Account of the Total Quantity of Timber, Masts, Deals, Deal Ends, Staves and 
Planks, imported into Great Britain and Ireland in the years 1820, 1821, 1822, 
1823, and 1824; also from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia, and Prussia; 


printed 604 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 491. vol. x x1.) 
164. Return of the Quantity and Value of Bombazines and Norwich Crapes exported: 
printed 554 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 448. vol. xx1.) } 





165. — of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which have cleared out from the Ports of the) 
United Kingdom during 1823 and 1824, from places to the Westward of Cape Horn, 
and the Eastward of Calcutta; printed 553 - (Sess. Papers, N° 450. vol. xxiv.) if 

166. Account of the official, and also of the declared Value, of all Merchandize exported 
from the United Kingdom to China, in the zene ending 5th January 1824 and 
5th January 1825; also to the East Indies, Sierra Leone; Foreign West India 
Colonies, and to the Island of St. Domingo or Hayti; the Isie of France; Cape 
of Good Hope ; British West Indian Colonies - - - - - = #&amp;J 

167. ————— of the Number of Ships, and their Tonnage, which cleared out in the 
years ending 5th January 1824 to 5th January 1825 - - - Ditto; printed 553. - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 450. vol. xxIv.) 

168. Return of the Gross Receipt of the Revenue of Customs in Ireland, in the year 

ending 5th January 1802, 1822, 1823, 1824, and 1825; printed 553 - - = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 449. vol. x x11.) 
16g. Account of the Quantity of Wool and Yarn exported from Great Britain and Ireland 
to Foreign Countries, since 10th December; printed 604 - - - &lt;&lt; = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 490. vol. xv1I.) 
170, Copy of Orders in Council permitting the Importation and Exportation of Goods in 
ecklenburgh Vessels; printed623  - - (Sess. Papers, n° 506, vol. xvii.) 

— V. Accounts, 79, 80, 102, 104, 107, 109, 112, 115, 217, 219, 328, 329. 


DEBT, NATIONAL :— 


171. Account of Balances of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends due and not de- 
manded, and for the Payment of Lottery Prizes - - - ~ - 








172. — of the Receipt and Expenditure of £. 5,000,455. 18. 7. in one year, from 7th 
January 1824 to 5th January 1825, by the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
the National Debt; printed 18 - - = (Sess. Papers, N®17. vol. xvit.) 

173+ — 


in 1824, per Act 55 Geo. 3, c. 115, for paying’ the Interest of the Russian Loan 
raised in the Netherlands ; printed 51 - . (Sess. Papers, n° 36. vol. x1x.) 


174. ————— of additions to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Interest of 
any Loan, &amp;c.; printed165  -  - - (Sess. Papers, n° 67. vol. xvii.) 
175. Account of Stock and ee Annuities transferred to the Commissioners for et 


up to 31st December 1824, of the Sums which have been issued and ap can 


Reduction of the National Debt for the purchase of Life Annuities, from 1st Sep- 
tember 1808 to 5th January 1825; printed 174. (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvi.) 


of all Sums which have been received by Ditto, from the Trustees of Benks) 
for Savings, in Great Britain and Ireland; printed174  - - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvit.) J 
177. ———-- of the actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums placed in the hands it 


176. 





the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in the year ended 
5th January 1825; printed 186 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xvii.) 
of the Total Amount of the Unredeemed Funded Debt, and of the Charge 
thereof, at 5th January 1824; andof the Debt and Charge thereof, created in the 
year ended 5th January 1825; printedi187 - (Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xvil.) 
of the state of the Public Funded Debts of Great Britain and Ireland, and 
of the Charge thereupon, at 5th January 1825; printed 187 - - © 
Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xvII.) 
of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Demands 
outstanding on the 5th of January 1825; printed 187 - - - - = 
(Sess, Papers, n° 43. vol. XVII.) 
of the Amount of Stock and of Long Annuities, transferred to the Commis- 
sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, per Act 48 Geo. 3, c- 142, from | 
5th January 1822 to 5th January 1825; printed 249 ER ae, “| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 135. vol. xvii.) 


178. 








179. 


180. 





181. 





VoL. 80.——Sess. 1825. B2 























Ordered. | Presented: | 7G 
‘ — 
3°09 424 
310 352 
312 312 
316 399 
| 
367 416 
416 
367 | 1 424 } 
434 477 
446 477 
| 
468 6 
469 ie 
475 603 | 
481 553 
481 553 
489 1 
489 553 
502 553 
574 603 
per Act. 623 
per Act. 18 || 925-926 
per Act. 51 931 
per Act. 16 5 
per Act. 174 932 
per Act. 174 932 
per Act. 186 894 
per Act. 186 | 896 
per Act 186 898 
per Act. 186 goo 
182 £49 934 










































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[18251 














ACCOUNTS AND! PAPERS—continued. 


Dest, NATIONAL—continved. 
182, Account of the Total Amount of the National Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, in- 
cluding Austrian and Portuguese Loans; printed 249 © 908) vrennk l= “| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 195. vol. xvis.) 3 








183, of the Items of which the Amount of £.41,477,789 of Unfunded Debt was 
composed; printed249 - - -. = (Sess. Papers, n°136, vol. xvii.) 
184. showing the Diminution of Charge on the Public Debt, which has taken 
place since 5th January 1822 to 5th January 1825 ; printed 249 - :! 
(Sess. Papers, n° 135. vol. xv11.) 
185, ---~-—— of the Amount of £.5 per Cent Annuities, created by Acts 37 Geo. 3, c. 10,] 


Referred, 490 - 


and 42 Geo.3, c.8; printed 206. 
(Sess. Papers, 


+o 
DEBTORS; v. Accounts, 93, 230, 380. B° 50S SO BYIt)) J 
DEMERARA; v. Accounts, 399, 495. 
DENMARK ; v. AccouNTs, 442. 
DESTITUTE, REFUGE FOR; v. Accounts, 339. 
DISPOSITION OF MONEY; v. Accounts, 355- 
DISSENTING MINISTERS ; v. Accounts, 333: 
DISTILLERIES; v. Accounts, 409 to 422. 
DIVIDENDS; v. Accounts, 171. 
Doctors Commons :— 
186. Copy of Fees paid to Proctors in Doctors Commons, for Probates and Administra- 
tions; printed 474 - - - . (Sess. Papers, n° 364. vol. xx1.) 
DOMINICA; v. Accounts, 325. 
DONAGHADEE HARBOUR; v. ACCOUNTS, 233. 
Dover HARBOUR :— 
187. Annual Account of the Receipt and Application of the Dover Harbour es 
Duties; printed 526 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 429. vol. xx1.) 
DROITS OF ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 6. 
DUNLEARY HARBOUR; v. AccOoUNTS, 234. 
Last INDIA:— 
188, Resolutions, being Warrants or Instruments granting Salaries, or Pensions ; also) 
Account of Superannuations ; printed 502 - (Sess. Papers, n° 413. vol. xxiv.) J 
189. Twenty-first Report of Commissioners of Carnatic Debts; printed 08 - — - } 
(Sess. Papers, n° 44. vol. xv.) 


190. First Report of Commissioners of Tanjore Debts; printedg8 - - — = } 
(Sess. Papers, N° 45. vol. xv.) 
191. Return of Persons removed from India or ordered to quit India, since 1784 Rea ee 
192. Papers relating to the Burmese War - — - - = (Sess. Papers, vol. xxv1.) 
193. Returns of the Number of Troops in the Service of the East India Company, first 
stationed in Shapoore; other Papers relative to the Burmese Government and the 
Island of Shapoore; printed 473 - - (Sess. Papers, n°360. vol. xxiv.) 
[Order for one of these Pupers, read, and discharged ; another ordered; 462.] 
194. Copy of Treaties with Native Powers = - - - (Sess. Papers, vol. xxv.) 
195. Account of the Annual Revenues and Charges of Bengal, under 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 Company; printed 405 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 315. vol, xx1Vv.) 
196 


. Annual Account made up to ist May 1825,containing the Amount of the Srntag | 
of the Sale of Goods; printed 459 . (Sess. Papers, n° 354. vol. XXIV.) 
. Copies of all Communications and Correspondence relative to the burning of} 
Widows on the Funeral Piles of their Husbands, since 16th June 1824 ; printed 641 
(Sess. Papers, n° 518. vol. xxiv.) J 
. Return of the Number of Persons who have been confined as State Prisoners -  - 
. Copies of Memorials or Representations presented to the Governors or Gareeumentty 
of India, by the Indo-Britons - - - - - =. = Bs til Bas atte 
. Abstract of the Number of Women who have been immolated on the Piles of their 
Husbands, from 1815; printed 623 - (Sess. Papers, n° 508.. vol. xx1v.) 
Copy of Regulations of the Ceylon Government, dated 10th January 1824; and of 
the Judgment of the Supreme Court of Judicature of Columbo, in the case of the 
King versus John Daniel Rossier; printed 626 
(Sess. Papers, N° 513. vol. xxiv.) - 


201. 


— V. AccounrTs, 24, 25, 165, 166. 
East InniA. Docks :— 
202. Account of Receipt, and Application of Monies by the Court of Directors - ~ - 
— V. Accounts, 147. 
EDINBURGH COLLEGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 375. 
EDUCATION; v. AccouNTs, 247, 260, 262. 
ELECTIONS; v. Accounts, 248. 
EMIGRANTS :— 
203. Estimates of the Sum which may be wanted for the relief of Toulonese and Cor- 
sican Emigrants, Dutch Naval Officers, and Saint Domingo Sufferers, for 1825 : 
printed 33. Referred 193 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xvii.) 
Ditto - - for the relief of American Loyalists; printed 33. Referred 193 
(Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xv111.) 
205- Estimate of the Sum required to facilitate Emigration from the South of Ireland 





204. 


the Canadas, for 1825; printed254. Referred2:76 - - - - - = 
ExcueQueERr, Court of :— (Sess. Papers, N° 131. vol. xvitt.) 
206. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Salaries to the Officers, 
and Expenses of the Court and Receipt of Exchequer, for 1825; printed 38 
Referredigg - - - = - « 
— V. Accounts, 292. 
EXCHEQUER BILLS :— 
207. Account of all Exchequer Bills issued, or authorized to be issued, 
Supplies of 1825; ‘Teeferred 33 oe ee 
- Ditto - - between 5th January 1824, to 5th January 1825. Referred, a J 


(Sess. Papers, N° 27. vol. xviII.) 


charged on the} 


208. - 











Ordered. | Presented. 
182 249 
182 249 
182 249 
296 296 
417 |. 474 

per Act. 526 

08 

per Act. | 260 

382 
502 

per Act. 098 

per Act. 98 
125 ane 
King’s 

Command. 113 
286 
287 473 
King’ 

Command. | — 326 
per Act. 404 
per Act. 459 

62 

o1 3 

’ 641 
506 - 
506 623 
508 623 
per Address, 62 5 
per Act. 195 

Pa A 3? 
Chels 32 

King’ 

1 mene 254 

King’s . 32 
25 25 








EEE 


, PAGE 
of 


| Avppenprx. 


941 


762 
763 


785 


756 


746 

















18%.) INDEX ¢o th Ercutietnu Vouiume. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


EXCHEQUER BILLS—continued. ' 
209. Estimate of the Sum which will be required to pay Interest on Exchequer a 





Ordered. | Presented. 


pe Secuinn APPENDIX. 


‘PAGE - 
of 


for the year 1825; printed 33. Referred i93 = - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 25. vol. xvitt.) 
210, Account of all Loans which have been advanced by the Commissioners of i Reet 


Contes, |G WP 746 


Bills for the Employment of the Poor, since ist January 1816; and of all Re-pay- 
ments; printed 520 - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 423. vol. xvii.) 
—V. Accounts, 60. 
EXCISE :— 
211. Accounts of the Amount of Duty and Drawback paid on Soap, for the year ending 
5th January 1804 and 1825; printed22g - (Sess. Papers, n° 126. vol. xx.) 
212. Account of Duty received on Soap; printed 477 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 367. vol. xx.) } 427 477 
of the Duty and Charges on Tallow Candles; printed.477 oF 4 4 oe 
(Sess. Papers, n° 368. vol. x x1.) } 
214. Return of the Gross Receipt of the Revenue of Excise in Ireland on 5 January i 
1822, 1823, 1824 and 1825; printed 590 - (Sess. Papers, N° 475. vol. xX11.) 
~-V. AccounTs, 134, 286 to 288, 356, 409 to 422, 433 to 436, 458, 459. 
FEE FUNDS; v. Accounts, 438, 439. 
FEES; v. Accounts, 38, 241. 
FINANCE ACCOUNTS, annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner; 
, v. Accounts, 1 to 5, 151, 177 tu 180, 349 to 356. 
FIRE INSURANCES; v. Accounts, 357, 358, 363. 
FISHERIES ; v. Accounts, 68, 222, 258. 
FLAX; v. ACCOUNTS, 144, 145, 162. 
FLETCHER, ‘Mr. :— 
215. Copy of Final Decision in the case of Samuel Fletcher, referred by the King’s a 


511 520 


213. 





* 22 July 1823, to the Board of Treasury ; printed 626 - - - - - 


621 625 
(Sess. Papers, N° 509. vol. x1x. 


PLOUR; v. ACCOUNTS, 102, 112. 
FOREIGN CORPS; v. Accounts, 31. 
FoREIGN GOODS; v. Accounts, go. 
FoUR-AND-HALF PER CENT DUTIES; v. Accounts, 6, 360. 
GAME Laws :— 

216, Return of Persens confined for Offences against the Game Laws; printed 304 } 


(Sess. Papers, N° 201. vol. xx11I per Adgreny, . 9O4 


GAOLS; v. Accounts, 64, 330, 331. 
GHENT, Treaty of; v. AccouNTS, 444. 
GLASS; v. ACCOUNTS, 153. 


GOLD AND SILVER :— 
217. Account of the quantity of Gold and Silver exported and imported, since 1st January 
1810 to ist January 1825 Sopa? jlotShas AT aaoaieruioveneg iad) Te, Uirnie 188 
of the quantity of Gold and Silver which has passed through the Bullion 50 a \ 
Office of the Bank of England - Ditto; printed 188,301 - - - - = goo J 
(Sess. Papers, n° 204. vol. xx.) 
of the quantity of Gold and Silver exported; printed 477. - - oir 403 477 
Sess. Papers, N° 369. vol. xx.) 
of Gold received into the Mint and of Gold Monies coined ; printed 129 } 
(Sess. Papers, n° 60. vol. xx.) 


218. 








219. = 





220. 





per Address, get 29 





GoLpb COAST; »v. Accounts, 7. 
GOSPEL :—: 
221. Estimate of the Sum required in aid of the Expenses incurred by the Society for} wih 
the propagation of the Gospel in the North American Colonies; printed 33. ( ants 1 33 771 
Referred 193 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 30. vol. xv111.) J 
GRAIN; v. AccounTs, 102 fo 115. 
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; v. Accounts, 244. 
GREENWICH HOSPITAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 305. 
HALF Pay; v. Accounts, 30, 31, 44, 45, 46, 48, 56. 
HEMP AND FLAX; v. Accounts, 144, 145, 162. 
HERRING FISHERY :— 
222. Annual Report by the Commissioners of the Herring Fisheries ; printed 11 - } 


(Sess. Papers, n° 8. vol. xv.) per Aet. ne 


HIDES; v. AccounTs, 123. 
HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 379. 
HINDOOS; v. ACCOUNTS, 197,200. 


HOLYHEAD ROAD AND HARBoUR:— 

223. Annual Report of the Commissioners appointed under Act 59 Geo. 3, c. 39, s. 89,] 
for the line of Road from Shrewsbury to Holyhead; printed265. - - ‘= 
(Sess. Papers, n° 153. vol. xv.) j 
224. Estimate of the Sum which will be required to be expended by the Commissioners 
for the Roads and Harbours of Holyhead and Howth during 1825; printed 267. King’s 267 

Referred 310 - - - o* ie (Sess. Papers, n° 151. vol. xv111.) 
225. Accounts of the Number and average length of Voyages made by the sengers} 


789 





Cinderella and Harlequin Steam Packets to and from Holyhead; of Passengers, 
Fares, &amp;c.; printed 197 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 105. vol. x x11.) 
226. Second Report of Commissioners appointed per Act 4 Geo. lV, c. 74, relative to 
the Bridges over the Menai Straits, and the Holyhead Roads, &amp;c.; printed 605 
(Sess. Papers, n° 492. vol. xv.) 
Hops :— 
227. Account of the Total Number of Acres of Land in Cultivation in 2824; printed 105) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xx.) J 
of the Quantity of Hops exported and imported, from 5th January 1824 _ . 186 
5th January 1825; printed 186 ., - (Sess. Papers, n° 110. vol, xx.) 
229. ——— of the Duty on Hops, of the growth of 1824; printed 105 &gt; rin. wie 
(Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xx.) } 


228. 





Houses, VALUATION OF ; v. Accounts, 253. 
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT; v. AccountTs, 07, 315 to 3:8. 
HowrTu HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 224. 

















Voi. So. 





&amp; ’ 
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INDEX to the Ercurirru, VoLuMs. 








(1825. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS —continued. 
INDENTURES; v. Accounts, 367. 
INSOLVENT DesrTors CouRT :— 


230. 


JOURNALS, &amp;c.; Vv. ACCOUNTS, 317. 
FpswicH; v. ACCOUNTS, 111, 113. 
IRELAND :— 


231. 


232. 


233. 
234. 


235- 


236. 


237. 


238. 


245, 


to 


&gt; 
iss) 


255- 


257: 


258. 


. Statement of the Grants voted by Parliament on account of Charitable Institutions, and 


. Copies of all Memorials presented to the Treasury or Board of Trade, respecting the 


. Returns from the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace of the ot fr 


. Accounts of the Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several Counties, &amp;c. 


. Return of the Name of every Parish of Ireland in which an agreement has been 


. Estimates of the Sum wanted to make Compensation to the Commissioners of 


. Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners of Public Accounts 
. Report of the Inspector General of Prisons; printed 608 


. Copy of Order of the Lord Lieutenant, declaring the Ports of Dublin, Belfast ~ 
. Accounts of Stamp Duties received on certain Law Proceeding 
- Copy of an Address from the ‘Parishioners of St. Andrew’s, Dublin, respecting wy 


. Estimate of the Sum that will be — for carrying on certain Public Works | 
t 


Account of the Sum which may be .wanted in..1825, to pay Sdlaries:of the Com-| 
thissioners of the Insolvent Debtors Court; printed 33. Referred 193 
(Sess. Papers, n° 27. vol. x¥111.) J 


Cork, for effecting a valuation of that County; printed 174 - - 

i (Sess. Papers, N°87. vol. xx11.) 

Copy of the Committal of William Quigley aud others to the’Gaol of a 
derry, for three years; printed 214 -  ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xx11-) 


Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the expense of sundry Works 


Copies of Letters, Instructions, and Resolutions entered into by the Grand Jury of ! 


now executing at Donaghadee Harbour, for 1825 ° 3 iin 
Ditto - - - at King’s Town (Dunleary) Harbour ; eg 33. Referred 193 
( 


ess. Papers, N° 26. vol. xx.) 


Linen Merchants of Dublin, concerning the Linen Laws and Bounties; printed 105 





Copies of Memorials that have been sent to the Treasury or Board of Trade, from 5 


(Sess. Papers, N° 51. vol. x x11.) 
That the proper Officer under the Population Act, do lay before the House, an 
Account of the Number and Names of Baronies, &amp;c.; printed 310 


(Sess. Papers, n° 214. vol, xx11.) j 
[Returns to be prepared in order to their being laid before the House, in the next Session, 631.] 


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


Association for Discountenancing Vice; and other Charitable Institutions in Ire- 
land; printed 173. Referred 228 - (Sess. Papers, n° 83. vol. x x11.) 
——-—- 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 Ireland; printed 173. Referred 228 

(Sess. Papers, n° 84. vol. xx11.) 


1825 @ © @ = bal - = &gt; ood 7 - _ - - 





of the Sums proposed to be voted on the Estimates for Charitable Institu- 
tions, Ke.; printed 173. Referred 228 (Sess. Papers, n°85. vol. x x11.) 
Copy of an Order directing new and additional Fees to be paid to Officers of the 


Court of Chancery in Ireland; also of Certificates filed in the case of the claim of 
Jones Steveley, Esquire - 


Miscellaneous Services in Ireland, in 1824, and the Sums proposed to be voted ‘| 


Butter Trade of Ireland; printed 249 


(Sess. Papers, N° 134. vol. x x11.) 


Counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, of Persons committed to the different Gaols thereof for 
Trial in 1824 - 


a -_ - - ~ - - - - ap 


of Ireland in 1824 - (Sess. Papers, n* 117 &amp; 438. vol. xxu1.) 
[Alstracts to be printed, 214, 543. Abstracts from the Counties of Clare, Meath and Tyrone to be 
laid before the House forthwith, 385.] 
Accounts of Sums granted, borrowed or received, for erecting the Parochial Church 
of St. George; also, of Sums expended; printed 353 
(Sess. Papers, n° 258. vol. xx11.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 310,] 


made under the Tithe Composition Act; of the Number of 
of the Number of Civil Bills respecting Tithes; printed 417 


(Sess. Papers, N° 322. vol. xx11.) 


ithe Causes ; also, | 


J 


Education in Ireland; printed 254. Referred, 276 - * 4 . 


(Sess. Papers, N° 131. vol.xviit.) | 
of the Number of Freeholders in each County in Ireland, entitled to vote “t 





the Election of Members of Parliament; printed 387, 535 
(Sess. Papers, n°* 312 &amp; 434. vol. xx1t.) 


(Sess. Papers, N° 493. vol. xx11.)  f 


Cork, fit to deposit Goods - 


in Ireland, in rant 


year ending 5th January 1825; printed 353 - (Sess. Papers, n° 2 59, vol. xxi. 


ouses Valuation Bill; printed 478 


(Sess. Papers, n° 384. vol. xx11.) 


Ireland, during the year ending 5th January 1826 ; printed 381. Referred, 470 
(Sess. Papers, N° 279. vol. xx11.) 
Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice 3 printed 409 = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 313. vol. xv.) 
- Aceount in detail of Payments from the Exchequer, in 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824,] 
as Compensation to Judges and Law Officers in Ireland ; printed 608 - 


Sess. P. ° . vol. xx1t. * 
Ne ss. Papers, n° 494. vol. xx11.) J 


List of all Persons admitted Members or Brethren of all Corporations, Guilds “| 


Companies, since ist January 1817; of Stamps issued by Commissioners for 
managing Stamp Duties in Ireland, since 1st January 1817; printed 622 


(Sess. Papers, n° 505. vol. xx11.) 
[Order for this Account discharged ; another ordered, 485.] 


Sixth Report of the Commissioners of Irish Fisheries; printed 478 } 
(Sess. Papers, n° 385. vol. xv.) 








Ordered. | ‘Presented. 
King’s 32 
17 174 
17 214 
King’s 31 
Command. 
50 105 
129 298 
172 173 
King’ 
ound 173 
173 173 
per Act. 174 
205 249 
214 
per Act. { 298 
per Act. { am 
220 352 
244 417 
King’ 
Sonam 254 
387 
295 535 
per Act. 2098 
per Act. 208 
per Act. 298 
per Act. 353 
387 478 
cmnbet 38 . 
per Address. 409 
468 597 
476 615 
per Act. 478 














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754 


791-800 





800-805 


806 


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785 





807 



































1825. | INDEX ¢@o the ErGuTietru VoLtume. 





f 
\CCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
I[RELAN D—continued. 
259. Eleventh and Twelfth Reports of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry in Ireland ; 
printed 485 - oe - - = (Sess. Papers; n® 389. vol. x11.) 
. 390. vol. x1v.) 
260. Report of the Commissioners on Education Inquiry; printed 496 ee } 
(Sess. Papers, N° 409. vol. xv.) 
261. Fourteenth and Fifteenth Reports of the Commissioners of Public Records im 
Ireland ; printed 527 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 428. vol. xv1 ) 
262. Report of Commissioners of Education in Ireland, for the year ended 25th March) 
1825; printed 535 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 433. vol.xv.) J 
263. Certificate filed by the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King’s Bench, &amp;c. in the) 
case of the Claim of the Chief Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, et 
Compensation; printed543 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 430. vol. xx11.) 
264. Copies of Tables of Townlands, prepared under the authority of Grand Juries in 
Ireland, per Act 5 Geo. 1V. c.112 - - = 2: = 2 st © } 
265. Copies of Certificates filed by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in the case of Mr. 
Lockwood his Secretary, and Clerk of Recognizances; printed 608 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 495. vol. x x11.) J 
266. - - - Ditto, of Certificates in the case of Francis Dwyer, Esquire, sefond of the 
Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery; printed628 - - - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 523. vol. xx11.) 
— V. Accounts, (Army) 11,12, 13, &amp;c.—79, 83, 90, 92, 104.~—-Customs, 126, 132, Ke. 
—Dexst, National, 176, 178, &amp;.—205.— Excise, 214.—REVENUE, 349, 350, 
Ke.—400, 412, 414, 415, 417, 418, 420, 421, 436. 
IRON; 2. Accounts, 129 to 131, 150. 
JUSTICE, COURTS OF :— 
267. Return of all Places and Offices in the Gift or at the disposal of the Lord Chancellor, 
the Master of the Rolls, the Vice Chancellor, and Judges; printed 527 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 430. vol. x1x) 
— V. Accounts, 70 to 72, 89, 186, 201, 230, 255, 256, 263 to 266, 292, 312, 380. 
KENRICK, Mr. :— 
268. Copy of Affidavits filed by Mr. Kenrick, in support of a Rule for a Criminal Infor- 
mation against William I[nnell Clement, and the Affidavit of Mr. James; printed ( 
547 ° - ~ ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 443. vol. x1x.) J 
269. Copy of Mr. Kenrick’s Letter, referred to in Mr. James’s Affidavit; printed 572 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 452. vol. x1x.) 
KILMAINHAM HOSPITAL; v. Accounts, 33. 


Kine’s BENCH; v. Accounts, 292. 
KINGSTON-UPON-HULL; v. AccounTs, 155. 
LABOURERS WAGES :—- 
270, Abstract of Returns prepared by Order of Committee of last Session on Labourers 


Wages; printed395 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 299. vol. xix.) 
LAND REVENUE; v. Accounts, 356. 
Lanb Tax :— 
271. Statement of Expenses incurred under Act for the Redemption of the Land Tax; 
printed 577 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 459. vol. xvi1.) 


— V. Accounts, 342, 345, 356. 
Law CHARGES :— 
272. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the Expense of Law 
Charges for the year 1825; printed 33. Referredi9g3 - - «+ = + 


(Sess. 7 ape N° 29, vol. xviit.) 
Law Courts; 0. Accounts, 70 to 72, 89, 186, 201, 230, 255, 256, 


LirE INSURANCES; v. Accounts, 365. 
LINEN BOARD; v. Accounts, 235, 238. 
LINENS; v. ACCOUNTS, 144, 145, 162, 235, 238. 
LivErRPOoOL Docks :— 
273. Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Liverpool Dock’Company ~~ - - 
LIVERPOOL, PORT OF; v. Accounts, 119, 149. 
LONDON, CORPORATION OF :— 
274. Annual Accounts of Monies received and paid by the Chamberlain of London ;] 


viz. Of the Produce of the Duties of the Orphans’ Fund, Surplusses, and Sums 
charged thereon; printed 269 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 156. vol. xx.) f 


275. of Monies received and paid for improving the Navigation of | 


263 to 266, 292, 312, 380. 





Thames ; rebuilding London Bridge; cleansing Sewers, &amp;c.; printed269 - ~- 


(Sess. Papers, N° 156. vol. xx.) 
Lonpon Dock CoMPANY :— 


276. Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the London Dock Company - ~~ 


277. of the Progress of the Works of the London Dock Company; printed 229 
(Sess. Papers, n° 119. vol. xx.) 





—V. Accounts, 147. 
LONDON, PORT OF :— 
278. Account from the Harbour Master’s Office, of Ships moored between Limehouse and 
London Bridge, for 1823 and 1824; printed 174, (Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xx.) 
279. Copies of the Port of London Bye Laws, made 25th June 1806; of Memorials 
made by Harbour Masters; and other Papers relative to the Port of London : 


printed 269 -  - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 157. vol. xx.) 
[Returns to be made forthwith, 251.] 
—V. Accounts, 128. 


LorD CHAMBERLAIN’S DEPARTMENT ; v. Accounts, 318. 
LorDS, HOUSE OF ; v. Accounts, 315 to 318. 
LUNATICS :— 
280. Account of the Number of Licensed Houses for the Reception of Lunatics; and of 
Lunatics confined therein; printed 282 - (Sess. Papers, n° 164. vol. 5x1.) 
281. Return, showing the Amount of Monies in the hands of Clerks of the Peace in 
England and: Wales, which have been received for Licences for Lunatic Asylums | 
printed 297, -~ - - ~ - «+ (Sess. Papers, n° 196. vol. xx1.) 


Vou. 80.—Sess. 1825. C 2 














Ordered. | Presented. 
per Act. 485 
King’ \ 
pie in. 9 496 
per Address, 527 
per Act. 535 
per Act. 535 
per Address. 58 1 
per Act. 597 
per Act, 628 
per Address 527 
537 547 
572 572 
357 395 
per Act. 577 
King’ 
Oanieded. 32 
per Act. 367 
per Act 268 
per Act 269 
per Act 166 
193 208 
158 174 
163 269 
253 282 
per Address. 207 


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AGGOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
LunatTics—continued. . 
“""*980&gt;"Reéturns of Lunatic ,Houses within the. Bills of Mortality; and also; ye orem 

County of Middlesex; . printed 616 - - (Sess, Papers, n° 501. vol. xx1.)- 
—V. Accounts, 118. 


LyYME Recis: : 
283. Abstract of Account of all Sums which have been paid on account of the Cobb 


, Ordered. Presented. 








per Address, 216 





Lyme Regis; of the Tonnage of Vessels which have cleared inwards and outwards, 
and that have sought Refuge, in 1822, 2823, and 1824; printed 312, 425. Re- 
ferred 490 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 218, 316, &amp; 326. vol. xx1.) 
284. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to pay part of the Expense of Repairs T 
the Cobb at Lyme Regis; printed 254. Referred 276 o *.@ = @ GE Amy 
(Sess. Papers, N® 131. vol. xviin)f 


300 {i308 


King’s 
ee 254 


786 
—-V. Accounts, 150. 
LYNN REGIS; v. Accounts, 154. 
M:ApaAm, Mr. :— 
285. Return of Salaries and Gratuities received or due, and to be received from Turnpike ; 
Trusts and the Treasury, by the Messrs. M*Adam; and of all Salaries, Gratuities} 334 352 
and Remnerations; printed 352 = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 248. vol. xx.) 
MALTA; v. Accounts, 85. 
MALT AND BEER :— 
286. Account of the Number of Barrels of Beer chargeable to the Duties of Excise, 
in Eagland, Scotland and Wales, from 5th July 1823 to 5th July 1824; and of} 
Brewers, licensed Victuallers, &amp;c. printed 165 — (Sess. Papers, N° 76. vol. xvii.) 
287. Return of the Number of Persons now licensed to brew Beer, under Acts 4 Geo. LV. 
c. 51, and 5 Geo. lV. c. 54; printed 186 - (Sess. Papers, n° 96. vol. xvit.) 5 
288. Account of the Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty, in the United) 
Kingdom; printed 186 - - - - - - - - - -J 5 
—V. Accounts, 418. 
MAN, ISLE OF :— 
289. Account of all Goods or Raw Produce of Great Britain, not chargeable with Excise) 
or other Duty, imported from 5th January 1820 to 5th January 1825; printed 301 » 102 301 
(Sess. Papers, N° 212. vol. xx.) j 
MARGATE HARBOUR :— 
290. Annual Account of the Margate Pier and pegs yore, WU a printed 395 - - od 395 
(Sess. Papers, N* 300. vol. xx.) 
MARINES; v. Accounts, 307. 
MAURITIUS; v. Accounts, 77, 78, 397, 403, 406. 
MECKLENBURGH VESSELS; v. Accounts, 170. 
MEDICINES; v. Accounts, 22. 
MENAIL STRAITS; v. ACCOUNTS, 226. 
METROPOLIS PAVING :— 
2g1. Returns of Sums collected and disbursed in each Parish or District in the Metropolis, 
for Paving and Lighting; printed 343 - -~ (Sess. Papers, N° 240. vol. xx.) 
MIDDLESEX :— 
292. Return of the Number of Records entered for ‘Trial in the King’s Bench, Common 
Pleas, and Exchequer in Middlesex, in 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823 and 1824; and of 
Causes tried in the Sittings for Middlesex; printed 589 __ - - - - =f [per Address. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 467. vol. uinoall 


per Address, 343 





581 


—V. Accounts, 340. 
Mivrorpb Packet ESTABLISHMENT :— 
293. Copies of Memorials or Representations made by Commercial Bodies in Great Bri-) 
tain and Ireland, relative thereto; printed 187 - (Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. xx11.) f 96 
294. Copies of Memorials or other Represeniations made by any Grand Jury in ak 


187 


Wales, relating tothe Milford Packet Establishment ; printed'197 - = -b + 43 197 
(Sess. Papers, N° 103. vol. xx11.) 


MILITARY ASYLUM; v. ACCOUNTS, 34. 
MILitaRy CANAL :— 
295. Annual Account of Rates and Tolls, and Receipts of Money and Disbursements, 
for the year ended 31st December 1824 - - - - - - - "| 
MILITARY COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 26. 
MILITARY PENSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 35, 321,«322, 323. 
MILITIA; v. AccOUNTS, 52, 57. 
MINT; v. Accounts, 81 to 83, 220. 
Morpetu RoaDs; v. Accounts, 63. 
MUSEUM :— 
296. Accounts of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum, for 1824 ;—o 
estimated Charges and Expenses, and of Persons admitted to a view; printed 10 10 747 
10. Referred 42 - - - ~ - . (Sess. Papers, n° 4, vol. xv1it.) 
207. Estimate of the Sum that may be required towards detraying the Expense of cai) 


per Act. 604 


at the British Museum, for 1825; printed 33.. Referred 193 - - - - cotted 31 754 
(Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. xviii.) £ 
NATIONAL DEBT; v. Accounts, 17% to 185. 
NAVAL PENSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, $21, 323. 
NavY :— 
298. Estimate of the Charge of Wages, Victuals, &amp;c. for Seamen and Marines, to 
serve in His Majesty’s Fleet, for 1825; printed 31. Referred 42 . - -} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 19. vol. xviii.) 
— of the Ordinary of the Navy, for 1825; printed 31. Referred 42 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 19. vol. xviii.) 25 3! 
300. Estimate of the pry of what may be necessary for Buildings, Re-buildings, and 651 
Repairs of Ships of War;' printed 31. Referred 42 - ot) wy aslth to Beis 25 31 
(Sess. Papers, n° 19. vol. xvi4.) 
ofthe probable Expense of the Transport Service for 1825; printed 31. 
Referred 42 = - - - - - — (Sess. Papers, N° 19. vol. xv111.) } 
302. ——————_ Ditto - - for the Payment of the Hire of Transports; printed 31. Re- 
ferred 42 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 19. vol. xvi11.) ern 
303. —— of the Charge of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy, to 31st December 1824 25 BA 
304. Return in detail, under,separate Heads, of the manner in which the Sum of £.94,2 | 


25 31 ) 











25 mi 








voted (1824) for the Ordnance Sea Service, was expended ; printed'591 - 
' (Sess. Papers, n° 487. vol. xvii1.) 
305. Account of the Amount received by Greenwich Hospital, on account,of en enig 
Seamen’s Sixpences, for the year ending 31st December 1824 -.  - Fs ; 


73 591 








119 166 
































1825. ] INDEX ¢@ the ErcutTietnH VOLUME: 





—=—= 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
NAv¥Y—continued. 
306. Returns of the Number of Midshipmen promoted, Lieutenants, Commanders, Post 
Captains, and Admirals, between ist January 1824 and ist January 1825; of | 
Officers in the Navy on 1st January 1825; of Officers on Half Pay in January 
1825; printed 205 - = - = (Sess. Papers, N° 109. vol. xviii.) |’ 
307. Returns of the Number of First Commissions appointed to, and of Promotions in the 
Royal Marines; of Officers brought from Full Pay to Half Pay; of Pay and 
Allowances ; of Royal Marines in January 1825; and of the Distribution of the 
Royal Marines; printed205- - - (Sess. Papers, N° 109. vol: xviii.) 
308. Return of the Names and Rate of each Ship in the Royal Navy, launched since 
January 1815; printedgo6 - -  - ~ (Sess. Papers, N° 202. vol. xx1.) } 
309. Account, in detail, of the manner in which the Sum of £. 40,000, voted in 1824 for 
Pilotage, was expended ; My wusa 197. - (Sess. Papers, n° 108. vol. xvii.) } 
310. Return of the Number of Midshipmen and Mates who have passed their Examina- 
tions, and have not been promoted, in each year, from 1804 to the present time ; 
printed 387 - _- - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 290. vol. xviit.) 
311. Account of several Contracts entered into by Government or Victualling Office, for 
the Purchase of Rum, in the year ending 5th April 1825; printed 547 - - 
— F. Accounts, ‘328, 329. ' (Sess, Papers, n° 441. vol. xx1.) 
NEGROES; v. AccounTs, 389 to 407. 
New BRUNSWICK; v. ACCOUNTS, 325. 
NEWCASTLE; v. Accounts, 8o. 
NEWFOUNDLAND; ?. ACCOUNTS, 325. 
NEw SouTH WALES AND VAN DIEMEN’S LAND :— 
312. Copy cf Order in Council empowering Judges to make and alter Rules and Orders 
relating to the respective Courts; printed 517 - - = = - 
— F. Accounts, $24, 995. (Sess. Papers, n° 421. vol. x1x.) 


NEWSPAPERS; v. ACcouNTS, 364. 
NORTHERN LIGHTHOUSES; v. Accounts, 374. 
NoRWAY; v. AccounTs, 400. 
NorwicH CRAPES; v. Accounts, 164. 
Nova SCOTIA; v. Accounts, 325. 
OATS; v. Accounts, 111,113. 
OFFICES, PUBLIC :— 
313. 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 sat 
January 1825; printed 409 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 314. vol. x1x.) j 
OIL; v. Accounts, 139. 
ORDNANCE; v. Accounts, 17, 44, 45, 46. 
ORPHANS’ FUND; v. Accounts, 274. 
OXFORD and CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES :— 
314. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1825, to pay the Salaries or Anew) 
ances granted to certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cam- 





bridge; printed 33. Referred 193 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 27. vol xviii.) f 
PARLIAMENT :— ' 
315. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expenses of the Houses 
of Lords and Commons, for 1825 ~ - - - - - - - - - 
316, of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Salaries and Allowances to the 
Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons for 1825; printed 33. Referred 
193 o.. 2 ) @ - . (Sess. Papers, n* 27. vol. xv111.) 


Acts of Parliament, Bills, Reports and other Papers, for the two Houses of -Par- 

liament, for 1825; printed 33. Referred 193 - (Sess. Papers, n°29. vol. xviit. 

of the Sum that may be wanted to pay the Expenses in the Department of th 
Lord Chamberlain, for Fittings and Furniture for the two Houses of Parliament; 
printed 33. Referredigg—- - - (Sess. Papers, n° 29. vol. xvitt.) 

PAVING; v. ACCOUNTS, 291. 

PEARL ASHES; ¢. AccouNrTS, 156. 

PENITENTIARY HOUSE :— 

319. Estimate of the. Sum that will be wanted to defray the Expense of the h dune 1806; 


317. Estimate of the Sum that may be probably wanted to defray the Charge for of eel 


318. 





of the Penitentiary House at Milbank, from 24th June 1825 to 24th June 1826 ; 
printed 33. \ Referred 193 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 27. vol. x vit.) 
320. Annual Report of the Committee; printed 166 - (Sess. Papers, n° 81. vol. xv.) 
PENSIONS :— oe 
321. Account of the Sums which pursuant to several Acts of 3 and 4 Geo. IV. will become 
payable, between 5 April 1825 and 5 April 1826, for Military and Naval Pensions 
322. Ditto - - by the East India Company; printed 25. Referred 96 SP Se 
(Sess. Papers, n° 18. vol. xvii.) 
323. Account of the Amount of Annuity transferred by the Trustees of Naval and Military 
Pensions to the Bank of England; also of Annuities transferred to the Bank 
printed 477 - - 
— V. Accounts, 35, 188, 373. 
PILOTAGE; v. Accounts, 448, 449. 
PLANTATIONS :— 
324. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the amount of noah 


- 2 + - » ess. Papers, n° 376. vol. xvi.) 


drawn, or to be drawn, from New South Wales, for 1825 ; printed 33. Referred 193 &gt;. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 29. vol. xv11I.) 
325. Estimates of the One of defraying the Civil Establishments of the Bahamas, Ber- 
mudas, Dominica, Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward 
Island, Sierra Leone, Newfoundland, and New South Wales; printed33 - - 
Referred 193 - xe . - (Sess, Papers, n°30. vol. xvitl-) 
Poor; 2. AccounTs, 210. | 
Poor RATEs :— | 
326. Churchwardens and Overseers, of the Poor of every Parish or Township in England 
and Wales, to prepare an Account of Money levied for the Relief of the Poor, in} 
the year ending 25th March 1825 -. - &lt;= = +. 2 =..." .* 
pended for the Relief of the Poor, in the year ending 25th March 1825 ; printed 628 
(Sess. Papers, n° 519. vol. xix.) J 


327. Clerk of the House to prepare and lay upon-the Table, an Account of the Mone a 


VoL. 80.—— Sess. 1825. D 





119 
120 


120 
173 


267 


506 


per Act. 


King's 
Command, 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 


King’s 


Command. 


“7 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 


} 294 


620 





per Address. 


Command. 





517 


300 


32 


31 


32 


32 


32 


166 


25° 


477 


32 


32 


628 








757 


755 


753 


755 


758 





766 


767-770 




























i 
é 





ACCOUNTS, AND. PAPERS—continued. 
POPULATION; 0. Accounts, 236. . 
Port Patrick Harsour; v: Accounts, 376. 

| Post OFFICE; v, Accounts, 355.372. _ 
Post OFFIce PACKETS; v. ACCOUNTS, 225. 
| Pot AND PEARL ASHES; v. ACCOUNTS, 156. 
| PREVENTIVE SERVICE :—= | 
328. Aecount of the. Deno 
Expense of Prosec 


LNeD EX ta te 1 Exendi wi ws Votes! 


| tion: and: Condemnations, Rent and Storage, Conveyance of 
) seized Goods; of Re-distillation of Spirits; Salaries and Wages, and Sale of 
Seizures; ~printed 11 . (Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. xvrit.) 
329. Return of Persons who have lost their lives inthe Preventive Service on the Foul 


iniation of eachi Seizure made by the Coast Guard, &amp;e. ; also, i 


Of Kent and Sussex, in consequence of Conflicts and Affrays during the last Four 
_ Years; printed 186 (Sess, Papers, n° 95. vol. xv111.) 
Princk&amp; Epwarp [stand ; v. Accounts, 325. 
_ PRINTING; v. Accounts, 317. 
| PRISONS :— 
330. Reports and Schedules transmitted to the Secretary of State, pursuant to og 
4 Geo. 1V.c. 64; printed 14 (Sess. Papers, N° 5. vol. XXIII.) 
331. Return of all Contracts entered into by Justices having -charge ot Gaols, per cet 
5 Geo. 1V.c. 85; printed 581 - (Sess. Papers, n° 460. vol. xx11.) 
— V. Accounts, 64, 250. 
Privy Counci. OFFICE :— 
332. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for rebuilding the Office of the Lords of ! 


His Majesty’s Privy,Council, and of completing the Office of the Committee of 
Privy 


ouncil for Trade, for 1825; printed 33. Referred 93 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. xvi11.) 
— V. Accounts, 141, 170, 441. 
| PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL; v. AccounTSs, 221. 
PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— 
333. Estimate of the Sum that may be required, in the year 1824, for paying the 
usual Allowances to Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England, &amp;c.; printed 33. 
Referred 193 (Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xv1it.) 


Pupwic BuILDINGs :— 


of Public Buildings, for 1825;. printed 33. Referred-193 
(Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. xvi1l.) 


334. Estimate of the Sum that may be required for the Expense of Works, and ne 


PuBLic OFFICES; v. Accounts, 313. 
PuBstic REcORDS :— 


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


_ 335+ Estimate of the Sum that will be wanted in this present year, to- defray. st 


printed 33. Referred 193 (Sess, Papers, N° 29. vol. xvu1t.) 


336. Account of Receipts of the Net Produce of the Sale of Books from 1822; printed 62 a 


(Sess. Papers, n° 510. vol. xx1.) 
— V. Accounts, 261. , 
PuTNEY BRIDGE :— 


31st December 1824; printed 282. Referred 292; v. Turnpike TRusTs -~ = - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xx.) 


337- Account of Income arising from Tolls for Ten Years, from ist January 1814 h 


QUIGLEY, WILLIAM, v. Accounts, 232. 
RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— 
338. Account of the Commissioners, from 24th June 1823 to 24th June 1824 
RECORDS; v. AccounTs, 335, 336. 
REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE :— 
339. Estimate of the Sun wanted 
Referred 193 
REGIMENTAL ACCOUNTS ; 2. ACCOUNTS, 41, 43) 54- 
REGISTER OFFICES :— 
340. Returns of the Amount of Fees received by Registrars of Register Offices for Deeds 
in Middlesex and Yorkshire; printed 343. (Sess. Papers, n° 242 &amp; 524. vol. xx1.) 
REVENUE :— 


ending 5 January 1824 and 5 January 1825; printed.10 - 
(Sess. Papers, n°2. vol. xvit.) 
Account of the Gross Receipt of the Land Tax unredeemed in England, Wales and 
Scotland, in 1822, 1823 and 1824; also of Land Tax redeemed and remitted; of 
Money paid by Receivers General; of Establishments of Officers of, Commission- 
ers; of Expenses incurred under Acts, and of Allowance for Poundage ; printed 105, 
125, 135,165,255 - (Sess. Papers, xn 50, 59, 63, 80, 149, &amp; 459. vol. xv11.) 
Accounts of the Net: Public Income of the United Kingdom, in the: year 


341. Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of the United Kingdom, in the " 


342. 


343- 
5th January 1824; printed.171 


-. (Sess. Papers, n°16. vol. xvit.) - 


344- 


received, on 31st January 1825, to complete the Aids granted by Parliament ‘for &gt;’. 


1821, 1822, 1823 and 1824. Referred 33 





345+ 
collected ; of the Amount or Quota paid to the Receivers General 


346. Copies of Cases stated and signed by Commissioners of Assessed Taxes, anno 1825 3) 


also inScotland; printed 105 
. Estimate of the’‘Sam wanted to | 
Inquiry in fretatd and Great Britain; printed 


+ (Sess. Papers, n° 53. vol. xx.) 

347, 
33. Referred 193) 4 

(Sess. Papers, N° 27. vol. xvi11.) 


348. 
under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 885, printed 105 
349. Accounts of the Ordinary Réyerites ‘and’ 


(Sess. Papers, N° 54. vol. XVII.) _ 


e aee ! tragrdimaty-Reésources constitating the) — 
Public Inédme of the ‘United Kidetis oF Gree Bihan ‘and’ Treland, for the} j 


year ended 5th January 1825 ; ‘printed 187 — (Sess, Papers, n° 43. vol. xvii.) ° 
of the Total Intome of the Revenue of ‘Great Britaih and Treland, in the 





350. 


year ended 5th January 1825; with an Account of the Public Expenditure during 
the same period ; printed“187 


- . (Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol, xvii.) 





for the support of the Institution, for 1825; printed 33.) 
- - (Sess. Papers, n° 28, vol. xviii.) Jj 


ended 
5th January 1825; of Balances of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer on} 


Account showing the Amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to a 


of the Assessments.on the Larid Tax (not redeemed); of the arene 


make Compensation to the Commissioners of me 


‘Account of Salaries or Allowances accruing to the Receivers General of no tt 


Sd: 


10 


pe? OB 


per Act. 


per Address, 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
mmand, 


King's 
Command. 


159 


per Address. 


Presented. 


11 


186 


581 


31 


32 


31 


32 


624 


188 
282 


432 





10 


King’s 


per Act. 


i 


per Act. 


per Act.” 


33 


343 
631 


105 


135 








[1895 


by PAGE” i" 
of 
Appenpix. 





754 


748 


764 


762 





746 


756 


816-818 


820~822 

















1995. ] INDEX to the Ete wt EtrH VonoeM rE 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
_ Revenve—continued.. | : 
351. Accounts of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom, Ditto; printed 187. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xv41.) 

















. 352. of the Balance of Public Money remaining in the ‘Exchequer, on 5th 
January 1824; printed 187 -  °~ +. «= (Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xvi1.) 
353&gt; of the Income of the Consolidated Fund,. in the year ending 5th January 
1825 -) 9s - “o.0:° ...°% 4 2 - - WO aa Cast oe 
354- of the Money applicable to the Payment of the Charge of the Como 
Fund ; printed 187. - =. = © =* . = (Sess. Papers, N43. vol. xvit.) 
355+ showing how the Monies given for the service of the United Kingdom o 
Great Britain and Ireland, for 1824, have been disposed of; printed 187 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 43. vol. xvii.) 
356. —— of Arrears and Balances; viz. Customs (England, Scotland, and Ireland ;) 
Excise (England, Scotland, and, Ireland); Stamps (Great. Britain and Ireland) ; 
Land and Assessed Taxes in Great Britain; Tax Collectors Balances, (Ireland); 
Post Office (Great Britain and Ireland); Land Revenue in England and Wales | 
printed 187 &gt; - - = + = (Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xvil.) 
357+ 





in London and the Country, for the Quarters ending 25 March,.24 June, 29 Sep- 
tember and 25 December 1824; distinguishing the Amount of Allowances to 
each Office; printed 301 - - =. (Sess, Papers, n° 213+ vol. xx1.) 
358. Ditto - - - and by what Offices or-Persons respectively; printed 301 - - = - 
. (Sess. Papers, n° 213. val. x x1.) } 
359. Accountof the Amount of Stamp Duty paid in Great Britain and in Ireland ; sol 


of Sums wy into the Stamp Office for Duties on Insurances from | 


Stamp Duties received in Ireland under Act 1 and 2 Geo, IV, c. 112; printed 399 
(Sess. Papers, N° 272. vol. xx1.) 














360. ————— of the Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped in each year from 
1oth October 1820; printed 437 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 331. vol. x x1.) 
361, Statementof the Scale of Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange, from 5th January 1823] 
to 5th January 1825; printed 437. - - (Sess. Papers, n° 331. vol. xxt.) 
362, ——-— — Ditto - - - for Ireland; printed 477 - - . (N° 366. vol. xx11.) J 
363. Account of Duty paid in 1824 on Fire Insurances; and for the last ten years; 
printed 477 - - = ~ - - (Sess. Papers, N° 372. vol. xx1.) 
364. — of the Amount of the Stamps for Newspapers in the last Ten years; 
printed 477 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 375. vol. x x1.) 
365. - of Stamps issued for Policies of Life Insurances; printed 477 - -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 373. vol. xx1.)  f 
366, ——-—— of Stamps on Conveyances issued for the last ten years; printed 477 - 
: - (Sess. Papers, n° 374. vol. xx1.) 
367. — of the Amount of Stamps on Indentures in 1824; printed 614 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 499. vol. xx1.) 


of the Amount received by each Surveyor of Taxes on account of such, Sur- 
charges; printed 477: +  -...-. = (Sess..Papers, n° 377. vol. xvs1.) 
369. Return of the Amount of Four and Half per cent. Duty in the last year ; printed 590 
(Sess. Papers, N° 477. vol. xvii.) } 
370. Account of the several Sums of Money which, on 5th January 1823, were in the 
Exchequer, or remaining to be received or applied on account of Ways and Means 
of the years 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824; printed 485. Referred.495 - "| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 383. vol. xvii.) 
— V. Accounts, 6, 59 to 62, 77.—CustToms, 119 to 170.— Dest, NATIONAL, 171 to 
185,.—Excuregueér Bits, 207 to 210.— IRELAND, 259, &amp;c. 409 to 422.—Excise, 
211 to 214. 


RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 
371. Annual Cash Account, 1824 - - - - - - - - - = 
ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. AccounTs, 379. 
RuM, v. Accounts, 134. 
RUSSIA; v. AccouNTS, 443, 444, 445- 
Russian LOAN; v. AccounTs, 173, 
SAINT OLAVE, (Hart Street) TITHES ; v. Accounts. 432. 
SAVING BANKS; v. Accounts, 176, 
| SCOTLAND :— ; 
372. Account of Monies raised and paid to the Post-Office in Scotland, for each of oe 


368, Accounts of the Number of Surcharges for Assessed Taxes in 1823 and-1824; st 


years ending 5th January 1822, 1823, and 1824; under Act 53 Geo. 3, relative to 
Mail Coaches; of application of Monies, Number of Mail Coaches established ; 
printed 11 - = = += =  » § (Sess. Papers, n° 11. vol. xvi.) 
373- ————— ofall Pensions granted out of the Civil List of Scotland; printed11 — ~- 
(Sess. Papers, n° 6, vol. xvs1.) 
374. Abstract of Account of Commissioners of Northern Light-Houses; (printed.11  - 
(Sess. Papers, n°.7. vol. ¥v11.) } 
375. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for the Expense.of Works carrying on 
at the College of Edinburgh, for 1825 =) - = 0 tte 
376. Ditto - - - in the present Year to defray, the Expenses of sundry Works now 
executing at Portpatrick Harbour; printed 33. © Teferred 193 p&gt;: bwinitee 
(Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. xv111.) 
377+ Copies of Warrants authorising the granting of Compensation to Robert Moffat and 
others, Macers of the Court of Session; and William Campbell, Esquire, Clerk off 
the Court of Admiralty in Scotland ; printed 51. (Sess. Papers, n° 37. vol. x1x.) 
378. Statements of Magistrates of each of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, relative to 
Accounts; printed243 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 128. vol. xx.) 
379. Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of Highland Roads and Bridges ; printed 260 
(Sess. Papers, N° 150. vol. xv.) 
380.- Returns of the Number of Quarter Sessions of Peace, and rts of Justice of the 
Peace, holdem for the Recovery of Small Debts ;- printed294 - +. =) = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. xx.) 
381. Annual Account of Ships from Scotland employed in the Whale-Fishery ~ + ~ - 
382. Twenty-second Report. of the Commissioners of the Caledonian Canal; printed 487)’ 
‘ ’ ' . . : . {Sess. Papers, n° 394, vol. xv. 
383. First Report of Commissioners of Highland Churches ; printed 631 6% ei Te 
o: (Sess. Papers, n° 514. vol. xv.) 
— V. Accounts, 91, 92, 93, 114.—Customs, 160, 161; &amp;c.—342, 356, 410, 412, 4147 
415, 417, 418, 420; 421; . 


‘Vo. 80.—Sess. 1825. D 2 


Ordered, 


per Act. 


599 


485 


per Act. 


10 


per Act. 


per Act. 
King's 

Coan 
per Act. 

per Act. 


per Address. 


a0 per Act, 


per Act. 





per Address. }' 


“per Act,’ 


186 


903" 











318 


11 


10 





10 


31 


51 


243 
260 


286 


631 





487 “1 


749 
__750 














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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
| SECRETARIES OF STATE; v. Accounts, 44). 


SeEcRET SERVICES :— 
384- 


SEWERS :— 
385. 


Services, for 1825; printed 33. Referred 193 - 


Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for His Majesty's Foreign and other ah 
(Sess. Papers, n° 29. vol. xvsit.) 


Account of Commissioners of Sewers: Of Fines and Penalties; and of Monies paid 
to the Court of Chancery; printed 160. 285. - (Sess. Papers, n°78. vol. xx.) 


SHIPPING ; v. ACCOUNTS, 124, 128, 132, 141,.143, 146, 148, 151, 152, 157 to 159, 165, 167 
170, 298 to 311, 381. 
SHIPWRECKED PERSONS; v. AccouUNTS, 447. 


SIERRA 


386. 


387. 


LEONE :— 

Account of Grants of Money for the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone, from 
1808 to 1824; printed Gig - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 503. vol. x1x.) 
Returns of Duties collected in that Colony: Of Goods entered in the Custom 
House; Census of Population, &amp;e. - - (Sess. Papers, n° 520. vol. xxv.) 


— V. AccounTs, 166, 325, 394, 402, 404. 
SIGNET OFFICE:— 


388. 


SILKS; v. Accounts, 137. 


rant of the Lords of the Treasury relative thereto; printed11 - = - - 


Copy of a Letter from the Secretary of State, dated 17th January 1825; and War- 
(Sess. Papers, N° 9. vol. x1x.) \ 


SLAVE TRADE :— 





389. 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 - - - 
390 — to pay the Salaries and incidental Expenses of the Commissioners; printed 33. 
Referred 193 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 29. vol. xviit.) 
391. Copies of Proceedings on the Trial of two Slaves, named Marquis and Regis, end} 
certain other Papers relative to Slaves; printed 146, 165 - - - - -' 
(Sess. Papers, n° 66 &amp; 74. vol. xxv.) J 
392. Copies or Extracts of Official Communications received from the Governor of Ber.) 
badoes, relative to the Destruction of the Methodist Chapel at Barbadoes; printed 
214, 239 - - - ?. -- - (Sess. Papers, n° 113. vol. xxv.) J 
393. Copies of Reports made by Commissioners, relative to the state of Africans wae} 


399+ 


406, 


407. 


. Copy of Treaty between His Majesty and the King 


. Returns from the Mauritius under the Registry Act ; 


had been apprenticed, or otherwise disposed of, in the West Indies; printed 214 
(Sess, Papers, n° 114. vol. xxv.) J 


. Copies or Extracts of Correspondence touching the Slave Trade, received from) 


overnors of Sierra Leone, and other British Possessions ; printed 214 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 115. vol. xxv.) j 


. Estimate of the Sum required to indemnify certain Proprietors of Slaves in America; 


printed 254. Referred 276 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 131. vol. xvitt.) 


. Copies or Extracts of Communications received by the Lords of the Admiralty from 


aval Officers; and of Instructions issued by them, relative to the Slave 


rade ; 
printed 286, 403 - - &gt; =&gt; = &lt; f 


(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxv.) 


. Copies or Extracts of Correspondence with the Governor of the Mauritius, relative 


thereto; printed 341 - - - (Sess. Papers, n°* 244 &amp; 311. vol. xxv.) 


. Copies or Extracts of Information received, and Judicial Proceedings in Tortola, in 


consequence of [nsubordination of Slaves on Mr. Pickering’s Estate; printed 3414 
(Sess. Papers, N° 235. vol. xxv.) 
Copies of Proclamations issued by Governor Bentinck and the Governor of Demerara, 
relative to the religious Worship of Slaves; printed 403 - i ‘ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 310. vol. xxv.) 
of Sweden and Norway, or} 


preventing Traffic in Slaves - - (Sess. Papers, vol. xxvi.) 


. Papers in explanation of the measures adopted by His Majesty’s Government, for) 


meliorating the condition of Slaves inthe West Indies - -  - = &lt;4 
(Sess. Papers, vol. xxv1.) j 


the Havannah, Rio de Janeiro, and Surinam, relating to the Slave Trade; also 
with Foreign Powers, 1824, 1825 - - - - 


. Classes (A. and B.) Correspondence with British Commissioners at Sierra ah 


Fs sem 473 - . - 
apers, N° 361, vol. xxv.) J 


(Sess. 


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


to 5th January 1824; printed 473 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 362. vol. xxv.) 


. Copies of the Record of the Proceedings of the Fiscals of Demerara and Berbice, *) 


their capacity of Guardians and Protectors of the Slaves; printed 597 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 476. vol. xxv.) if 
Returns of the Amount of the Slave Population at the Cape of Good Hope, and in 
the Mauritius; printed 626 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 512. we ga 


Additional Papers, in explanation of the measures adopted by Government, for pid 
melioration of the condition of the Slave Population in the West Indies aud South J 
America - - - - .s Us 


(Sess. Papers, vol. xxvit.) 


— V. Accounts, 51. 
SMUGGLING; v. AccouNTs, 328, 320. 


SNUFF; 


v. AccoUNTS, 433 to 436. 


SOAP; v. ACCOUNTS, 211, 212. 

SOUTH AMERICA; v. Accounts, 98, 99, 407. 
SPANISH AMERICA ; v. Accounts, 98, 99. 
Sp1iTAL FIELDS Act :— 


408. 


Account of Penalties which have been inflicted under ‘the Provisions of Act) 
13 Geo. 3, c. 68, called The Spital-Fields Act Me Le Yt esse 


SPIRITS AND WINES :— 


409. Account of the Total Number of Gallons of S 


410. - + - Ditto, distilled in Scotland - . - - 
411, 





from 5th July 1790 to’ 5th January 1825 - — - - 





—— of the total Amount of Money paid, due, or that 


in Ireland and Scotland as Drawbacks, under Act 4 Geo. IV, c.94, between 1oth 
October 1823 and 5th January 1825;° printed197, -  - 9 = 2 + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 106. vol. xx.)! 


can be claimed by oe 


pirits distilled in Ireland from rare 


Ordered. 





per Address. 


per Address. 


per Act. 


King's 
Command. 


per Address 
of last Session. 


per Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


per Address. 


per Address. 


per Address. 


per Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 


Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


per Address. 


per Address, 


per Address, 


per Address, 


King’s 
Command. 


619 


631 


11 


|| Appenpix. 











631 














PAGE 
of 


763 


765-766 











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- ss a 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued.  Giddéeid:! } pptidaaeadl TAGE, :| 
SPIRITS AND WINES :— » ff Aeren rx 
412. Account of the Gallons of Spirits of the Distillation of the United Kingdom, that 
paid Duty of Excise in Ireland, from 10th October 1823 to 10th October 1824-5 ‘ 
also, in Scotland and England ; also, of Spirits: made within the Highland Line ; 69 } ~ 282 
printed 282 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°161. vol. xx.) | 7° 2K 
413. of Casks of Wine: and’ Spirits bonded in. the Docks, in 1823 and1824; , 
printed 165 = = *= “= ~= — ** (Sess:'Papers, n° 86. vol. xv11.) } 7o |e 165 7 
414. — of the total Number of Gallons’ of Spirits’ distilled from Corn in England,)- } . 
Scotland and Ireland, from: 5th January 1790 to 5th January 1825; printed 385. - 377 
(Sess. Papers, N° 288, :vol. xxt.) 73 am 
415. of the Number of Gallons of Home-made Spirits that paid Duty of Excise . 
in Ireland and Scotland, upon 10th October 1823 to 5th April 18243 printed 197. } 
(Sess. Papers, n® 106. vol. xx.) 73 % 
416. —-—— of the Number of Convictions in Cumberland and Northumberland; und 
the Excise Laws, for illegally carrying, or having Scotch Whiskey: in their: pos- 102 249 
session; printed 249 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 133. vol. xx. 
417- of Number of Informations and Convictions against English, Scotch, and 
Irish Distillers; printed249 - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 133. vol. xx.) oe "42 
418. of the Number of Gallons of Spirits made from: Malt in Scotland; also, in 
Ireland ; also, of Bushels of Malt upon which each Distiller-in Scotland has, been 
charged with Duty; also in Ireland; also of Spirits made from Malt and Corn, &amp;c. 6. 
in Scotland and Ireland; also, upon which each Distiller working from Malt ~ a 
and Raw Grain has been charged with Duty; printed 385 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 288. vol. xx1.) 
419 of the Total Number of Casks of Wines and Spirits in Bond, in the London ° 
Docks, on 5th January 1825; printed 186 - (Sess. Papers, n* 94. vol. xvit.) } 186 180 
420 of the Total Amount of Money paid, due, or that can be claimed by wer - 
Distillers in Ireland and Scotland, between :oth October 1823 and 5th April 1825 ; 220 
printedg99. -  - - - = = -(Sess. Papers, n° 306. vol. XXI.) ead 
421 of all Spirits made in Scotland and Ireland, between 10th October 1823 and 
5th January 1825; printed 385 . - (Sess. Papers, n° 288. vol. xx1.) 793 378 
422. Copy of a Letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer from the Corn Distillers in 
England, dated goth May 1825; printed 496 - (Sess. Papers, n* 395. vol. xx.) 482 496 
STAMPS; v. ACCOUNTS, 252, 356, 359, 361, 365 to 367. 
STATIONERY :— 
423. Estimate of the Expense of providing the Stationery for Public Departments, for) Kine" 
1825; printed 33. Referred 193 - - (Sess, Papers, n° 29. yol. xviii.) J Psat 32 764 
STOCKTON; v. Accounts, 158. 
SUGAR; v. AccouNTS, 133, 160. 
SUNDERLAND; v. Accounts, 80, Raver: o 
SUPERANNUATIONS :— rth i 
424. Estimate of the Sum. which will be wanted to defray the Charge of Allowances 
or Compensations granted as Retired Allowances or Superannuations, to Persons Kine’ 
formerly employed in Public Departments, for 1825; printed 33. Referred 193 Guan: 32 758 
(Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xviii.) a 
425. Copies of Treasury Minutes superannuating Joseph Brett, Marcus Collison; Jonathan 
Goodwin, and E. H. Lushington; printed 11 ig eae Ce teorrer rane ' 
(Sess. Papers, n° 10. vol x1x.) ~—— rh, 
426. Copy of Treasury Minute granting a Superannuation Allowance to John Loynd; 
printed i197 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n* 107. vol. x1x.) par. Act 197 
427. Copies of Treasury Minutes, granting Allowances to E. Fowler and J. Elder - - per Act. 282 
428. Accounts of the several Superannuation Allowances granted under Act 3 Geo. IV. 
c. 113, since 5th July 1824, and payable at 5th January 1825; printed 301 | Pay 
(Sess. Papers, n° 203. vol. xix.) | mr a 
429. Copy of Treasury Minute, granting: Alexander Jefferson, a Tide Surveyor, a Retired 
Allowance, dated 15th April 1825 9 - - = - = - - - -} ner Act. 353 
430. Copy of Treasury Minute, superannuating William Ogle Carr, Commander of the 
Fortitude, Excise Cutter - - - - - - - - 7 % *} ope, Bet. 554 
431. Copy of Treasury Minute, superannuating Thomas Mellsop; printed6i19 - ~ - 
SUPPLIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 344, 370. (Sess. Papers, N° 502. vol. x1x.) } per Atte 619 
SURRPLUS OF WAyS AND MEANS; v. ACCOUNTS, 344, 370. 
SWEDEN; v. ACCOUNTS, 400. 
TALLOW ; v. ACCOUNTS, 121. 
TANJORE DEBTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 190. 
TIMBER; v. Accounts, 163. 
TIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 120, 
TITHES:— 
432. Copies of Clerical Returns, deposited in the Privy Council Office, which have been 
made by the Reetor of St. Olave, Hart Street, between the years 1790 and 1825;\ | per Address.) 3.72 
printed 372 - = -  * = = (Sess. Papers, n° 274. vol. xx1.) J 
— V. Accounts, 246. 
TOBACCO AND SNUFF :— 
433. Accounts of the Number of Certificates delivered by the Excise to the Manufacturers 
of Tobacco and Snuff in London, Bristol, Liverpool, and Chester; several other |, 17 
Returns relative to Tobacco and Snuff; printed255 -~ - » Cr eet i ae 18 } 254 
(Sess. Papers, N° 141. vol. xvii.) 
434. Accounts of the Stock of every Manufacturer of Tobacco; of the Quantity of To- 
bacco on which Duty has been paid; printed 165 - - - - - + 157 165 |} 
(Sess. Papers, N° 79. vol. xvit.) 
435. Account of the Number of Pounds weight of Tobacco and. Snuff which have: paid 
Duties; also, which have been seized, and of the Proceeds of: the, Sale.of neh 159 _— 
Seizures - - - - - - - - - - - - ° . 
436 of all seized Tobacco remaining in King’s Warehouses, in, Ireland; of) | ‘ 
Tdbacco seized since 5th January 1821, and of seized Tobacco sold. and remaining | mii 
in the King’s Warehouses in Ireland; printed229 - - “ - — = - ~{"t *872 “229 
eli (Sess, Papers, n° 122. yol. xxl.) , 
ToRTOLA ; v. Accounts, 398... i ryt | r 
TOWNLANDS; v. Accounts, 264. 
TRADE, BOARD OF; v. Accounts, 332. 

















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INDEX ¢@o the E1IGHTIETH VOLUME. 

















a 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


TREAD WHEELS :— 
437- Papers showing the result.of segnitite made by the Secretary of State for the i 


Department, as to the effect of the Tread Wheel in the Prisons; printed 49 : 
(Sess. Papers, n° 34. vol. xx11t.) 
TREASURY :— 
438. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to make good the Deficiency of the Fee~ 
Fund in the Department of His Majesty’s Treasury, for1825 - .- - = 


Ditto - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State ; | 





ai of His Majesty’s Foreign Secretary of State ; also, for the Colonies; also, of His 
Majesty’s Most honourable Privy Council, for1825 - - - - - - 

440. ———— to defray the Contingent Expenses and Messengers Bills in the Department ) 
of His Majesty’s Treasury, for 1825 Dishes oF tata Veal bei! inne ictcnet Eb ol 

441. of State ; 





~ Ditto - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretar 

of His Majesty’s Foreign Secretary of State; also, for the Colonies ; x of His 
Majesty’s Most honourable Privy Council, Xc.; printed 33. Referred 193 -  - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 27. vol. xvilI.}) J 





TREASURY BILLS; v. Accounts, 60. 


TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, &amp;¢ :— 
442. Declaration of Great Britain and Hanover respecting reciprocity of Codninesens) 
signed June 12, 1824; and Convention with the King of Denmark, signed June 16,‘ 
1824 - - . - - - - - - - - - - - 


443. Convention between his Majesty the Emperor of Russia and the United States of 
. . July 12, 
America, signed at St, Petersburgh, a 1822 (Sess. Papers, vol. xxv1.) \ 


O, 


relating to the Claims of American Citizens under the Treaty of Ghent; and Con- 


444. Copy of a Letter from the Under Secretary of State to the Secretary of the Treasury, 
Referred 490 | 


vention of St. Petersburgh, for Slaves and Property ; ” scwsaany 367. 


(Sess. Papers, N° 272. vol. xxiv.) 
445. Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at) 
St. Petersburgh, February 1825. - qth a - (Sess. Papers, vol.xxvi.) j{ 


446. Copy of Treaty between His Majesty and the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata, 
signed at Buenos Ayres, February 2d, 1825 - - (Sess. Papers, vol. xxv.) } 
TRENGROUSE, HENRY :— 
447. Copy of a Letter from John Wilson Croker, Esquire, to Mr. Trengrouse, dated 
arch 7, 1818; other Papers relative to his Invention for saving shipwrecked 
Persons ; printed 505, 604 + - - 
TRINITY HOUSE :— 
448. Account of Surplus Rates of Pilotage, received by the Corporation of the re 


(Sess. Papérs, n° 489. vol. xx1.) 





House; printed 113 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 55. vol. xx¥.) 
449. of the Receipts and Appropriations of the Surplus Rates of Pilotage reneieed) 
under and by virtue of Act 48 Geo.3- - . - - - - * 


TRINIDAD; v. Accounts, 85. 
VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT :— 
450. Copy of the Report of the National Vaccine Establishment, 12th February 1825; 
printed 70 - -~ = - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 39. vol. xv.) 


451. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of the National 
Vaccine Establishment, for 1825; printed 33. Referred 193 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xv111.) J 
VAGRANTS :— 
452. Returns of Persons charged with Acts of Vagrancy; printed343 - - -~ - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 241. vol. xx1.) } 
VAN DIEMEN’S LAND :— 
453- Minutes of Arrangements between Earl Bathurst and the proposed Van Diemen’s 
Land Company; printed 403 - - + (Sess. Papers, n° 303. vol. x1x.) 
VETERAN BATTALIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 39. 
VICTUALLING OFFICE; v. Accounts, 311. 
VOLUNTEER CORPS; v. Accounts, 23. 
VOTES; v. ACCOUNTS. 317. 
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS; v. Accounts. 171. 
UNIVERSITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 314. 
WALES, NEw SOUTH; v. Accounts. 


WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :— 
454. Copy of a Letter from the Commissioners of Weights and Measures, dated 14th 
January 1825, to J. C. Herries, Esquire; printed 10 Se + 
Sess. Papers, n° 3. vol. xv.) 
West InbDiA Docks:- - 
455. Account of the West India Dock Company, for the year ending 1st February 1825 - 
— V. Accounts, 147. 
West INDIA TRADE; 2. Accounts. 166. 
West INDIA CLERGY: v. Accounts; 78. 
WEST INDIES; 0. Accounts, 80, 389 to 407. 
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— 
456. Annual Accounts of the Treasurer to the Commissioners of Westminster Bridge, 
from 5th April 1824 to 5th April 1825 - - - - + - « * 
WHALE FISHERY; v. AccounTs, 152. 
WINDSOR CASTLE :— + 
457- Estimate of the Sum which will be required for Repairs and Works to be executed 
at Windsor Castle in 1825; printed 331. Referredi93 - - - -~ -~ 
: (Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. xv111.) j 


WINES: + 


458. Account of the Quantity of Wine in bottle for Home Consumption, in 1820, 1821, 
1822 and 1824; printed 378 2 z 


(Sess. Papers, n° 280. vol. xvi.) 


King’s 


Command, 


King’s 
Command, 


367 


King’s 
mand, 


King’s 
Command. 


489 


per Act. 


per Act. 


King’s 
Command, 


per Address, 


per Address. 


10 


per Act. 


per Act. 


243 


3 
per Address. 








403 


10 


97 


623 


31 


378 


Neon gies? 

















Avreypix. 


:755-756 


965 


762 


754 








1825. | INDEX @ the EtcutTizru VouumeE. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
WINES :-— 


459. Accounts of the Number of Gallons of French Wine, of Foreign Wine not Freaeh,} 
and of Cape Wines in bond, and in the Stocks of Dealers, on 28th February 1825; | 244 | 378 
- - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 280, vol. xvii.) J 


printed 378 - = 
— V. Accounts, 413, 419. 
WOOL; 0. ACCOUNTS, 122, 125, 140, 142, 148, 160. 


Ordered. | Presented: |} 




















Accaunts, to be printed, 10, 11, 14, 17, 25,49, 51, 70, 98, 
103, 105, 118, 120, 125, 129, 135, 146, 160, 164, 165, 173, 
174, 185, 186, 187, 188, 197, 205, 214, 229, 239, 243, 249, 
254, 255, 265, 266, 267, 269, 282, 286, 290, 203, 296, 297, 
301, 304, 306, 311, 312, 341, 352, 367, 372, 377, 378, 381, 
385, 387, 395, 399» 403, 405, 409, 416, 417, 425, 427, 437, 
440, 454, 459, 494, 473, 474, 477, 478, 485, 496, 502, 503, 
517, 520, 527, 534, 5352 543: 547,572 581, 587, 589, 590, 
592. 604, 605, 608, 614, 619, 622, 626, 630, 641. ; in part to 
be printed, 592. 

—-——— to be re-printed, viz. ; Correspondence between the 
First Lord of the ‘Freasury and the Chancellor of the Exche- 
quer, and the Bank of Ireland; Presented goth April 1821, 
259. App* 936. (Sess. Papers, N° 140. vol. xx11.) 





——-— Referred to a Select Committee, 292. 


Abstracts of certain Accounts, to be laid before the 
House forthwith, 385. 


Returns to be prepared, in order to their being laid 
before the House in the next Session, 631. 


— Vide Questions Nec. 











ACTS : 


read in the House, 33, 50, 120, 145, 153, 228, 253, 
259, 287, 289, 296, 299, 211, 358, 377; 380 450, 464, 500, 
515. 





— ofthe Parliament of Ireland, read, 195, 553- 





— Abstract of Accounts, to be printed, 214. 
--—--—— Returns to Orders for Accounts, to be made forth- 
with, 251, 573, 582. 


———— of the Parliament of Scotland, read, 375, 380. 


ADDRESSES : 
Or THANKS :— 


1, Lorps CoMMISSIONERS Sprecu—To His Majesty, for the Lords Commissioners Speech at tne 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; to be presented by Privy Councillors; 9. 
Kine’s Answer, 14. 
RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 


2. Fore1g¢n Cornn—That the attention of His Majesty's Consuls abroad may continue to be directed towards the Returns 
that they are required to transmit relating to the prices of Foreign Corn, 482. Kine’s Answer, 527. 

3. CuarteR Scnoots—That the Law Officers of the Crown do institute Criminal Prosecutions against Persons con- 
cerned in eruelties practised towards the Children. Resolved on, Nem. Con. 516. Kino’s Answer, 628. 

4. SHREwsBuRY, Mr.—Relative to the demolition of the Methodist Chapel at Barbadoes, Resolved on, Nem. Con. 594. 
Kineo’s Answer, 628. 

5. ComMITTEE Rooms—That His Masesty will give directions for the building of suitable Committee Rooms, and 
a Library, 622. Kine’s Answer, 628. 

6, Cuaptain—For conferring some dignity in the Church upon the Reverend Thomas Manners Sutton, Chaplain to the 
House, 622. Kine’s Answer, 628. 

FoR ADVANCING MONEY :— 


7. Journat Generat InpEx—To Mr. Rickman, to enable him to defray the Expenses of forming an Index to twenty 
Volumes of the Journals of the House, commencing with the first Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great 
Britain and lreland ; and to Mr. Benjamin Spiller, for incorporating the Indexes of the subsequent Volumes to the 
end of the'last Session, 622. Kine’s Answer, 628, 

8. Ways anp Mreans—To Mr. James Brogden, for his Services as Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, 
622. Krno’s Answer, 628. 


g. CLERKS AND Orricers or THE Hovse—To the Commissioners appointed to carry ) 
into execution Act 52 Geo. 3, to establisi certain Regulations in the Offices of 
the House, according to the provisions of the said Act; and to-pay allowances to 
the Clerks in the office of the Clerk of the House ; 

10. Mr. SpeEAKER’s SecRETARY—To Mr. Phillips, for his Services during the present ) 622. K1ine’s Answer, 628. 
Session ; 

12. Laws Expirinc—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 ; ’ J 





For ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :— 
12. Usual Estimates and Account, 25. K1ne’s Answer, 31.—(V. Accounts, 12 to 17, 298 to 303.) 
13. Return of all Accounts received from Consuls abroad relative to the Prices of Foreign Corn in 1824, 30. K1no’s Answer, 
103.—(V.. AccowunTs, 110.) 
14. Copies of Papers showing the result of Inquiries made by the Secretary of State, as to the effect of the Tread Wheel on 
the Prisoners, 31. Kine’s Answer, 103.—(V. Accounts, 437-) 
15. Copy of last Report made by the Natioual Vaccine Establishment, 49. Krtne’s Answer, 103.—(V. Accounts, 450.) 
16. Returns of Persons charged with Criminal Offences who were committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales; also 
in Scotland and Ireland, in each of the three years 1822, 1823, and 1824, 50. Kine’s Answer, 103.—(V. AccounTs,91.) 
17. Account of Gold réceived into His Majesty’s Mint, and of Gold Menies coined in each year, from ist January 1823 to 
ist January 1825, 50. Kine’s Answer, 103.—(V. Accounts, 220.) 
18. Account of Persons confined in different Gaols of Great Britain for offences against the Game Laws, 123. Krne’s 
Answer, 265—(V. Accounts, 216.) 
19. Account of Boys apprenticed to Chimney Sweepers, under Act 28 Geo. 3, c. 40, 152. Kine’s Answer, 265.— 
(V. Accounts, 74.) 
20. Return of insulated Parcels of Land belonging to each County, but locally situated within some other County, 172. 
Kine’s Answer, 265.—(V. Accounts, 116.) 
21. Copies of Extracts of Correspondence relative to the Slave Trade since 1st January 1824, which has taken place between 
His Majesty’s Government and Foreign Powers; also between the Lords of the Admiralty and Naval Officers, 172. 
Kine’s Answer, 265.—(V. Accounts, 304, 396.) i 
Of all or any of the annual Clerical Returns deposited in the Privy Council Office, between 1790 and 1825, 
by the Rector of Saint Olave Hart-street, 235. Kine’s Answer, 265.—(V. Accounts, 432.) 
23. Return of Fees received by the Registers of the Registry Office for Deeds in Middlesex, Bell Yard, and Temple Bar, 
227. Krne’s Answer, 265.—(V. AccounTs, 340.) 
24. Returns from the Mauritius under the Registry Act; and Correspondence with Navat Officers and the Governor, relative 
to the Slave Trade, 281. King’s Answer, 299.—(V. AccounTs, 397-) 





22. 


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25. Copy of the Petition of the Inhabitants of the Mauritius against being subjected to the Regulations of the Colonial-Trade 
in the year 1816, 281. Krno’s Answer, 299.—(V. Accounts, 86.) 

26. Copies or Extracts of Petitions received from the Inhabitants of Mauritius against, since 1816, praying for a remission 
of the extra Duties on Sugar, 281.. Kine’s Answer, 299.—(V. Accounts, 87.) 

27. Return of the number of Persons charged with acts of Vagrancy, from 21st June'1823 to 21st June 1824, and from 
thence to the latest period, 284. Kine’s Answer, 299.—(V. AccounTS, 452.) 

28) Return of the Number of Persons committed to any Prison in Scotland for Debt, from 1st January 1824 to ist January 
1825, 294. Kine’s Answer, 299.—(V. ACcouNTS, 93.) ; 

29. Account showing the State of the establishments for Parochial Education in Scotland, &amp;c. 294. K1ine’s Answer, 299. 

go. Return of the number of Persons committed in the United Kingdom, for Offences under 5 Geo. 4, c.95, 296. Kine’s 

Answer, 299.—(V. AccouNTS, 92.) 

31. Copies of Tables of Townlands and other denominations prepared under authority of Grand Juries of Ireland, per Act 
5 Geo. 4, c.112, 306. K1ine’s Answer, 311.—(V. Accounts, 264.) 

32. Minutes of the intended Arrangements between Earl Bathurst and the proposed Canada Company 306. Kine’s 
Answer, 311.—(V. AccounTs, 69.) 

33. Returns of the amount of the Slave Population at the Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius, and the West Indies and 
South America, 380. Kine’s Answer, 403.—(V. Accoun's, 406.) 

34. Copy of.Correspondenee relative to Bradford Gaol, 380. K1ine’s Answer, 403.—(V. Accounts, 64.) 
35. Copy of 13th Report of Commissioners on Courts of Justice in Ireland, 387.. Kine’s Answer, 403.—(V. AccounTs, 255.) 

36. Minutes of. intended Arrangements between Earl Bathurst His Majesty’s Secretary of State, and the proposed Van 
Diemen’s Land Company, 399. Kine’s Answer, 403.—(V. AccounTs, 453.) 

37. Account of Receipts from 1822, of the net produce of the Sale of Books; also of Expenses of Record Commissioners, 
411. K1ine’s Answer, 454.—(V. Accounts, 336.) 

38. Copies of Twelfth and Thirteenth Reports on Charities in England and Wales, 435. Kine’s ‘Answer, 454.—(V. Ac- 
COUNTS, 73.) 

39. Copy of the Regulations of the Ceylon Government, dated 1oth January 1824, for removing doubts respecting the 
rights of the Governor to arrest and detain Persons, &amp;c. 435. KIne’s Answer, 454-—(V. Accounts, 201.) 

40. Statement relative to the Qualifications of Jurors, and the preparation of the List of Jurors in England and Wales, 446. 
Kine’s Answer, 454. ; 

41. Return of the number of Bishops and Ministers of the Established Church in the West Indies, 450. Kino’s 
Answer, 454.—(V. Accounts, 78.). , 

42. Returns of the number of Records entered for trial in 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824 ; of Causes tried in the County 
of Middlesex ; similar Return for London, 455. Kine’s Answer, 527.—(V. AccounTs, 292.) 

43. Retarns of all Places and Offices in the gift of the Lord High Chancellor; also of the Master of the Rolls, Vice 
Chancellor and Judges, 455. Kine’s Answer, 527.—(V. Accounts, 267.) 

44. Copies of Papers relative to Slaves and the Government of Sierra Leone, Demerara and Berbice, 456. K1Nno’s 
Answer, 527.—(V. AccounTs, 405.) 

45. Copies of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Reports of Public. Records of Ireland, 473. Kine’s Answer, 527.—(V. Ac- 
COUNTS, 261.) 

46. Extracts or Copies of the Charter or Letters Patent of 6th August 1810, for making Alterations in the Supreme Court 
of Judicature of Ceylon; other Papers relative thereto, 482. Kine’s Answer, 527. 

47. Returns of the Number of Licensed Houses for the reception of Lunatics, &amp;c. within the Bills of Mortality ; also, of 
Lunatics confined in them, 482. K1ine’s Answer, 527.—(V. Accounts, 282.) 

48. Return of the Amount of Fees received by the Register Office for Deeds in the North Riding of York, and of Memo- 
rials enrolled in Middlesex, 485. K1ino’s Answer, 527.—(V. Accounts, 340.) — 

49. Return of all Houses licensed for the reception of Lunatics; also, Houses without Licence; and Lunatics in different 
Lunatic Asylums; also, Return of the Number made to Commissioners, 487. Kine’s Answer, 527. - 

50. Returns of the Population of the Colonies of Saint Vincent, in each year from 1812 to 1820; also, of Barbadoes, Saint 
Lucia, Bermudas, Nevis, Jamaica, and Cape of Good Hope, 489. K1ne’s Answer, 527. 

51. Account of all Prisons in England (excepting those in London, Westminster and Southwark) for the confinement of 
Debtors, 502. K1ine’s Answer, 527. 

52. Returns relative to the Slave Population in the West Indies; Isle of France; and the Cape of Good Hope; 502. 
Kine’s Answer, 527. 

53- Account of the total Amount of all Monies assessed and levied within the Bills of Mortality, under the Head of Poor 
Rates and County Rates, for the year ending 25th March 1824; similar Accounts for Manchester, Birmingham, 
Sheffield, Liverpool and Bristol ; 505. K1ino’s Answer, 527. 

54. Returns of all Contracts entered into between Justices having charge of Gaols in local Jurisdiction, and County Gaols, 
529. Kuine’s Answer, 581.—(V. Accounts, 331.) 

55- Account of Persons committed on charges of Felony, in the several Gaols in each of the Circuits, except the Home 
Circuit, 544. Kine’s Answer, 581. 


56. Copies of Commitments to the Prisons and Houses of Correction in England by Commissioners ‘of Bankrupts, 546. 
Kine’s Answer, 581. 


57. Returns of the Number of the Applications to the Bishops of Dioceses in England and Ireland, for their Consent for 
building Churches or Chapels, and the Number of Consents, 601. K1ne’s Answer, 628, 


58. ‘Copies of Reports of Commissioners appointed in consequence of an Address, 28 June 1821, for ascertaining the con- 
dition of Africans in the Colonies, 606. K1ine’s Answer, 628. 


59. Return of the total Number of Pauper Lunatics within the Bills of Mortality, 614, K1ne’s Answer, 628. 


60. Return of al! Parishes and Townships, or Divisions of Parishes, which extend into two or more Counties, 621. Kino’s 
Answer, 628, 


61. Return of all Dates of Commitments made to the several Prisons and Houses of Correction in England, by Commissioners 
of Bankrupt, from ist January 1820, to the latest period, 641. 





JouRNAL Genera InpeEx; Reports from Select Committee read ; Motion for an Address for Remuneration for compiling 
the General Index to the Journals of the House; To be considered in a Committee of ‘the whole House ; 606. 
Considered, 614. Report deferred, 618." Resolution reported, and agreed to, 622. (Vide ADDREsszs, 7.) 

SessionAL Appressgs ; House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider of the usual. Sessional Addresses, and con- 
sidered, 617. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 622. (Vide AppreEssés, 8 to 11.) 

Committee Rooms; Motion foran Address for the building of suitable Committee Rooms and a Library ; Tobe considered 


in a Committee of the whole House; Report referred, and Matter considered; 613. Resolution for an Address ; 
reported, 621... Agreed to, 622. (Vide AppREsSEs, 5.) 





ADMIRALTY, 





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INDEX ¢@o the E1GuTietH VOLUME.’ 








Ap iraLty, Court of. Vide Accounts. 

Arrican Forts. Vide Accounts. 

Avenousss ; Petition for a revision of the Laws respecting 
the licensing of Alehouses; viz. Of Churchwardens and 
others, of Leighton Buzzard; 374. Petition of George 
Seymour, 475. To be printed, 470. Of Common Brewers 
of Manchester, and Salford, 481. To be printed, 482. Of 
William Bishop of Grayswood, for a Committee to in- 
quire into the Mode of licensing ; to be printed, 574. 

Axrens. Vide Accounts. 


ALLHALLows Barkine Tithes; Petition for a Bill for alter- 
ing or repealing Act Hen.8; Referred to a Committee, 58. 
Vide Saint Boro.eu witHouTt ALDGATE. 

ALLHALLOws THE Less Tithes; Petition fora Bill for altering 
or repealing Act Hen. 8; Referred to a Committee, 58. Vide 
St. BoTroLteu wiTHouT ALDGATE. 

ALLIANCE MarinE Assurance Company; Petition fora Bill 
to enable them to sue and be sued in the name of their Chair- 
man, or a Member of the Company; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21. Reported; Bill ordered; 37. Presented, and 
read, 44. Committed, 101. Reported; to be. ingrossed ; 
190. Passed, 200. By the Lords, with Amendments, 630. 
Considered, 632. Agreed to, 640. Royal Assent, 642. 

AtmonpBury Road. Vide MELTHAM. 


Atmonp; Petition fur a Bill for providing a more regular 
Supply of Water in that River; Referred to a Committee, 
. 87. Reported; Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; 214. Time enlarged for presenting the 
. Bill, 232. Order for referring Report on Petition to Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, read, and discharged ; Report 
re-committed ; Committee revived, and Leave given to sit 
. and proceed ; 232. Reported; Bill ordered ; Time enlarged 
. for presenting the Bill; 255. Bill presented, and read, 271. 
Aton Road. Vide PerersFiein. 


America and West [np1a Trade; Acts 3 Geo. IV. c. 44, 
. €. 45, and 4 Geo. LV. c. 2 &amp; 24 read; To be considered in 
a Committee of the whole House, 228. Considered, 238. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 247. Bill ordered there- 

. upon, 248. Vide Cotonrgs Trane. 

——— Vide Linen and Branpy Dutigs. 
INTERCOURSE. 

AmesBury Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing and amend- 
ing the same; Referred to a Committee, 31. Reported; 

_ Bill ordered; 50. Petition for additional Provision, 192. 

_ Read again, and referred to a Committee, 195. ry pet 

’ Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 
208. Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 232. Bill pre- 

sented, and read, 234. Report, that the Standing Orders 

_ ought not to be dispensed with in regard to the Petition for 
Provision, 241. Committed, 313. Voices, 381. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 401. Passed, 409. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 435. Royal Assent, 442. 

Anatomy ; Petition of the Members of the Liverpool Literary 
Society, that Bodies of Persons dying in Hospitals may be 
delivered over to Anatomists; To lie on tlie Table, 402. 

AncHuoLmeE Drainage; Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge 
Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 44. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 115. Presented, and read, 217, Committed, 
368. Petition of Proprietors of Lands, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; ibid. Voices, 442. Bill reported; Re- 
port to lie upon the Table ; 467. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 504. Passed, 510. Agreed to by the 

~ Lords, 536. Royal Assent, 586. 

Animats; Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 71, to prevent the cruel and 
improper Treatment of Cattle; read; Motion for Leave to 
bring in a Bill to amend the said Act; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 259. 

Vide Bear Baitinc. Catt Le. 

Annvat Duties. Vide Ways and Means, and Bits in 

_ Supey. 


Antrim. Vide IRELAND. 


AporTHecarigs; Petition for a Bill for better regulating the 
Practice of Apothecaries: Referred to a Committee, 78. 


Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 194, read; Bill to explain 
and amend the same ; Ordered, 120. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 
158. Committed, 164. Considered; reported; Day ap- 

- pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 276. Petition of the Royal sag of Sar- 
geons of Edinburgh for Provision ; to lie on the Table ; and 
to be printed; 286. Petition of the Senatus Academicus of 
the jaca of Edinburgh, against, 326. — Bill re-com- 

‘ mitted ; Power to send for Persons ioe and Records ; 333. 
Petition read again; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 344. 

. Petition of Members of the Royal College of Surgeons of 
London, against; Referred, Counsel ordered ; 356. . Bill re- 
committed, 369. Committee deferred, 381, 394. . Petition 
of Robert Bell, M.D. against, 413. Committee deferred, 
P85: 534. Petition. of the Royal College of Surgeons of 
idinburgh for Provision, 550. Bill considered, 551. Re- 

‘ — to. be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 

ill, as amended, to be printed; 575. Passed, 598. By the 


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Lords, with Amendments, 630. Considered, and agreed’ to, 
640. Royal Assent, 642. 
Vide Accounts... 

AprpropriaTIon Ciause. Vide Bitts inSuprty. SURPLUS 
OF GRANTS. 

Arpc.ass Roads; Petition for a Bill to repeal Act 53 Geo. 3, 
so far as relates to the Purchase of certain Houses, 77; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 78. Reported; Report referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 137. Report 
that the Parties be permitted to proceed, and to give Notices, 
&amp;c. 166. Report read; Bill ordered; 212. Presented, and 
read, 231. Petition of William Ogilvie, against, 235. .Pe- 
titions of William Ogilvie, and of Inhabitants of Ardglass, 
against, 302. Bill committed, 409. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 452. Petition of William Ogilvie, against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 452. Bill reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 496. 

Arpwick Improvement; Petition for a Bill for lighting and 
improving that Town, 11. Referred to a Committee, 12. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 26. Presented, and read, 35. Com- 
mitted, 75. Reported; to be ingrossed; 147. Passed, 166. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 185. Royal Assent, 250. 

Arigna Iron AND Minine Company. Vide IrELAND. 

Army (Deceased Officers Effects ;) Bill to amend Act 58 
Geo. 3, for regulating the Payment of Regimental Debts ; 
Ordered, 464. Presented, ks read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; and to be printed ; 477. Bill commited, 491. 

; Committee deferred, 500. Bill considered; reported ; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 507. Bill 
passed, 523. Agreed to by the Lords, 542. Royal Assent, 586. 

Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Arrest for Debt; Act 7 Geo. 3. c. 101, read; Bill- to revive 
and make perpetual the same; Ordered, 213. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second. Reading ; 227. Com- 
mitted, 239. Committee deferred, 248, 254, 260, 267,281, 
288,296. Bill considered; reported; Day appointed . for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
eee 311. Further Consideration deferred, 333, 340, 345. 

ill re-committed, and considered, 357. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 366. Passed,371. 

——Vide INrirm Persons. 


ARRINGTON AND WREsTLINGWORTH Road; Petition for a 
Bill for making a Turnpike Road from Arrington to Wrest- 
lingworth; Referred to a Committee, 89. Reported; Report 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 161. 
Report that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 176. 

ArtTicLes or Cuerksuip. Vide CLERKSHIP. 

AruNDEL Navication. Vide Portsmovutn. 


ASHTON-UNDER-LyNE; Petition for a Bill for lighting with 
Gas, and supplying that Town with Water, 12. ‘Referred to 
a Committee, 13. Reported; Bill ordered; 47. Presented, 
and read, 66. Committed, 130. Reported, 290. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 302. Passed, 405. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 439. Royal Assent, 441. 
Road. Vide MancuHEsTeR. 


Asses. Vide Turnpike Totus. 


AssEssED Taxes; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz. Of 
Vicar, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of Edmonton, 6. 
OF Householders of Thame, 24. Of Inhabitant House- 
holders of Winchester; to be printed, 41. Of Inhabitants 
of Abingdon, 70. Of Corporation and Inhabitants of Ax- 
bridge; and of Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth; to be 
printed, 103. Of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabi- 
tants of the Parishes of Monythusloyne and Bedwelty; of 
Inhabitants of the Parish of Woolwich; of Parishioners 
and fnlfabitants of the Parish of Saint Nicholas Deptford ; 
of the Churchwardens and Vestry of the Parish of Saint 
James, in the City of Bristol; of the Mayor, Bailiffs and 
Burgesses of the Borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; and of 
Inhabitants of Wakefield, and its vicinity ; to be printed, 110. 
Of Inhabitants of Rye, 118. Of I[nhabitant Householders 
of Poole, 123.' Of Inhabitants of Bury St. Edmund; to be 

rinted, 128. Of Owners and Occupiers of Houses in the 
arish of Saint Matthew Bethnal Green; of Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Saint Margaret in Ipswich, 133. Of Gentry, 

- Clergy, Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Newport, in the County of Monmouth ; 
and of Inhabitants of the Parish of Lambeth ; to be printed, 

-ibid. Of Inhabitants of Ely; and of Guisborough; 152. 
Of Magistrates, Clergy, Merchants,. Manufacturers, . and 
other Inhabitants of the Borough of bere of Burgesses 
and Inhabitants of the Burgh and Parish of Dingwall; of 
Inhabitants of the Parish of South Brent, and adjoining 
Parishes; of the Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, 
and Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Saviour Southwark ; 
of Inhabitants of Holbeach and its vicinity ; and of Trades- 
~ mei, Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Saint Mary- 
le-bone, 157. Of Inhabitants of Romsey, 163. Of Inha- 
bitants of Brighthelmstone ; and of the Lord Provost and 

- Town Council of Perth ; to. be printed, 168. , Of Inhabitant 
Householders of Huddersfield 179. And of Grinton ;, to be 
printed, ibid. Of Bailiffs, Burgesses and Inhabitants of 

- Chippenham ; also, of sees ae of St, Peter Cornhill ; » 

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‘he printed; 183." Of Inhabitants of Banbury, 193. Of 
the Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh ; of 
» Inhabitant Hotscholders of the Parish of Attleborough ; 
of Inhabitants of the Ward of Tower; and of the Minister, 
Churchwardens ‘and [nbabitants of the very ancient and 
loyal Town of Peusford, and*its vicitrity; to be printed, 220. 
‘OF Parmers and Merchants of Brandon ; to be printed, 265. 
Of Inhabitants of Nottingham, 300. To be printed, 310. 
Holl, East Riding and North Lincoln Schoolmasters Asso- 
“@iation; to be printed, 510. 
—— ~ Motion, That it is the Opinion of the 





House, that all Duties on Windows, imposed by 48 Geo. 3. 
‘and subséquent Acts, should cease and determine; several 
other Motions relative to tle Assessed Taxes ; Questions 
' Neg. thereupon ; 159. 

- Acts ‘relative to the Duties on Assessed 





Taxes; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 129. Considered, 134. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to, 145. Bill ordered thereupon, 146. Instruction 
to make Provision for granting Relief in certain cases, 146. 
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Bill for the further Repeal of certain Duties 
of Assessed Taxes, and for granting Relief in the cases 
therein mentioned ; Ordered, 146. Presented, and read ; Day 
Pa eT Reading; 153. Committed, 159. Con- 
ered ; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill as amended, to be printed; 164. Further 
Consideration deferred, 171. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 181. 
Third Reading deferred, 185. 194. Bill passed, 206. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 233. Royal Assent, 250. 
Aston RoWant anv Croweut (Ozford) Lands; Petition 
for a Bill to inclose ; and Bill ordered, 78. 
Atutuncarp Brince. Vide IreLanp. 
Arnout, Duke of ; Bill to empower the Commissioners of the 
Treasury to purchase a certain Annuity, in respéct of the 
- Duties of Customs in the Isle of Man ; Ordered, 385. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 398. Committed, 415. Considered, 423. 
Reported; and Day appointed for Third Reading ; ibid. 
Passed, 436. Agreed to by the Lords, 470. Royal Assent, 


518. 
— Vide Man, Isle of. 


Atiantic Steam Navigation; Petition for Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill to regulate a Joint Stock Company ; 
Referred to a Committee, 213. Reported; Leave given ; 
Petition presented; referred to a Committee; 218. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 223. Presented, and read, 270. Committed, 
303. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 468. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 496. Passed, 520. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 543. Considered, and agreed 
to, 548. Royal Assent, 586. 
Atuantic anv Paciric Ockan Snip Canat Company; 
Petition for a Bill to enable them to sue and be sued in the 
namie of their Secretary, or a Member of the Company ; 
Referred to a Committee, 93. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
118. Presented, and read, 232. 


Attercuirre Road. Vide Worksop. 


Atrornizs; Petitions to repeal the Stamp Duties on Li- 
cences to Procurators and Notaries Public, on their admission 
to practise in the Inferior Courts in Scotland; and on Cer- 
tificates of Notaries; viz. Of Members of the Faculty of 
Procurators in Glasgow, 152. Of the Dean of Faculty and 
Members of the Society of Procurators, and the Notaries 
Public residing ia the Burgh of Kilmarnock; and of the 
Subscribers, Practitioners of the Law, in the Burgh of Aber- 
brothock ; 157. Of Writers in Dunfermline, and of Pro- 
curators in the Sheriff Court of Fife, 164. Of Practitioners 
of Law in the County of Ayr; to be printed, 220. Of 
Procurators and Notaries Public of Selkirk, 226. And of 
the Dean and Members of the Faculty of Procurators in 
Paisley ; to be printed, 226. Of Procurators of the Sheriff 
Court of Dumbartonshire, 255. Of Agents and Procurators 
of the Sheriff Courtof Kincardineshire, 274. Of Society of 
Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotlands; and before 
the Commissary, Saeriff, aud other Courts of Edinburgh ; 
against ; 294. Of Attornies of Montrose; to be printed, 
331. Of Attornies and Solicitors of Ireland; to be printed, 
446. 

Vide Certificates. Currksnip. IRELAND. 


AUSTERLANDS Road, Vide MANCHESTER. 


6 Geo. 1V. Parl. 7: Sess. 6: A. 1825. 


Boaineasvie. Vide Roman CarTHotics. 


Baxewets Chapels; (No. 1), Petition for a Bill for improv- 
ing or rebuilding, and for erecting other Chapels or Churches 
within that Parish; Referred to. a Committee, 56. 

stecntine (No. 2), Petition for a Bill; Referred to a Com- 
mitte, 97. 

Bansvury; Petition for a Bill for paving ‘and improving that 
‘Town ;. Referred to. a Committee, 44. | Reported ;, Bill or- 


dered ; 116. Presented, and read, 162. Committed, 963. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Banbury against, goo. . Bill 
reported, and re-committed; Petition against, read again ; 
and referred; 410. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 443. 
anit 453- Agreed. to by the Lords, 475. Royal Assent, 
518, ' 

Banrr, ABERDEEN, and Exrein Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for. more effectually repairing the same ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 19. Reported ; Bill ordered; 153. Presented, and 
read, 160. Committed, 221. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
433... Passed, 443. Agreed to by the Lords, 486. Royal 

_ Assent, 519. 

Bankers. Vide IRELAND. 

Banking Companizs. Vide Capz or Goon Hopes. 
CommerciaL Bank. IRELAND. 

Banx Norges. Vide Accounts. 

Banx or Enetanp. Vide Accounts. 

Banx or [reELvann. Vide IreLanp. 

Banxrupt Laws; Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 98, read; Bill to amend 
the Laws relative to Bankrupts ; Ordered, 267. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 268. Com- 
mitted, 281. Considered; reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; 296. To be printed, as 
amended, 300. Petition of Edmund ‘Townsend, against, 
304. To be printed, 307. Bill re-committed ; Petition of 
Attornies of Manchester, against; Referred; Bill consi- 
dered ; Petition to be printed; 311. Report deferred, 317. 
Petitions of Attornies of Preston, 325. And of Thomas 
Hamilton, against; to be printed, 325. Report deferred, 
327. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 333. Petition of Chamber of Commerce of 
Manchester, in favour; to be printed, 338. Bill passed, 
340. By the Lords, with Amendments, 354. Considered, 
and agreed to, 355. Royal Assent, 350. 

—— Petitions against any Alteration of the Bankrupt 

Laws ; viz. Of Edmund Townsend ; To lie on the Table ; 

and to be printed; 291. 

Vide ApprEsszs, (56, 61.) 

Banks, late John; Bill from Lords for the Sale of cértain Es- 
tates, 588. Read, 589, Committed, 605. Reported, and 
passed, 609. Royal Assent, 627. 

Bank Tokens. Vide IrsLanp. 

Barsapors (Metnonist CuarPeE.) Vide (AppresseEs 4.) 

Barine, Henry; Bill from Lords, to dissolve his Marriage 
with Maria Matilda his wife, 191. Read, 195. Committed; 
Instruction to Committee to hear Counsel and examine Wit- 
nesses; 198. Petition of Edward Lawford, Agent of Mr. 
Baring, respecting the Service of the Order of the House 
upon Mrs. Baring’s Agent, 198. House informed that he 
attended at the door, he was called in, and gave the House 
an Account of the Allegations of his Petition; Mr. George 
Jenner, Agent for Mrs. Baring, was also called in and exa- 
mined ; Service of the Order and Copy of the Bill on Mr. 
Jenner, to be deemed good Service ; 199. Bill considered, 
and ‘reported, 252. Passed, 264. Royal Assent, 298. 

Barnarpb Castie Road. Vide Stockton. 


Barnstey; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence 
to Pontefract; Referred to a Committee, 81. Reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
177. Report that the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill, and to deposit Lists, &amp;c. 203. Report read ; Bill 
ordered; 212. Presented, and read, 218. Committed, 236. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 307. Passed 323. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 359. 

——---——-. Vide SHepity LAne Heap. 


Barnstey and Grance Moor Road; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually improving the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 81. Reported ; Bill ordered; 177. Presented, 
and read, 202. Committed, 243. Petition of the Duke of 
Leeds, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 284. Peti- 
tion of Owners and Occupiers of Lands of Barnsley, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 335. Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of Barnsley, in favour, 342. Petition of the Duke of 
Leeds, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 383. 
Petition of Thomas Richard Beaumont, Esquire, and Diana 
his Wife ; of Trustees for repairing the Road from Wake- 
field to Sheffield ; and of Creditors or Mortgagees of the 
Tolls arising at the several tollgates erected on the Turnpike 
Road from Wakefield to Sheffield, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 390. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 418. 
Passed, 426. Agreed to by the Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 
519- 

BarTHoLtoMew’s Hospitat. Vide Saint Bartuoitomew. 

Barton Bripce anp Worsuizy Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually amending and improving the same ; 
Referred to a Committee, 75. Reported ; Bill ordered; 122. 
Presented, and read, 131. Committed, 161. Petition of 
Trustees of Monchester and Bolton Mendip invart, 197. 
Bill Reported ; to be ingn ;..902....Petition wners 
and Occupiers of ee ale Astley, against, 302. Bill 
passed, 335. Agreed to by the Lords, 950. Royal Assent, 
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INDEX with E1icuarnetu VoLumeE. 





Bassatec Railway. Vide Romney. 


Bastarpy, Law of; Petition of the Overseers of the Poor of 
East Harling for the Amendment thereof ; ‘To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 402. 

Battie Bripce ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to Holloway; Referred to a Committee, 38. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 117. Presented, and read, 167. Com- 
mitted, 180. Petition from Saint Pancras against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 219. Petition of Elizabeth Horsefall 
and others against; Referred; Counsel ordered; Voices ; 
231. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 418. Passed, 444. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 474. Royal Assent, 519. 

Bawrry and Rotruersam Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining the same; Referred to a Commit- 
tee, 80. 

Bawrry and Saerrietp Road; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 80. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 162.. Presented, and read, 202. 

_ Committed, 236. Reported; to be ingrossed; 373- Passed, 
378. Agreed to by the Lords, 397. Royal Assent, 442. 

Bayeripce Canal; Petition for a Bill for making a Canal 
from Bonesbridge to Baybridge ; Referred to a Committee, 
60. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 212. Presented, and read, 

- 252. Committed, 361. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 433. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 

_ grossed; 451... Passed, 478. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 543. Considered, and agreed to, 549. Royal 
Assent, 586. 

Beak Baitine; Bill to prevent Bear Baiting, and other cruel 
Practices; Ordered, 125. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 153. To be printed, 165. 

- Petition of Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Mary Lambeth, 
193. Of Cattle-salesmen, Butchers, and licensed Drovers of 
Smithfield Market; and of Inhabitants of Teignmouth and 
Dawlish; of Rotherham and its Vicinity; of the Parish of 
Saint Mary-le-bone; and of Richmond and Twickenham ; 
in favour; to be printed; ibid. Second Reading put off for 
six Months, 194. 

Beaumont, Thomas Wentworth (a Member.) Vide House. 

_ Questions Neg. 

Becca, Inclosure. Vice ABERFORD. 

Beprorp, Charity ; Petition for a Bill for extending the 
Objects of and regulating that Charity ; Referred to a Com- 

- ‘mittee, 61. | 

Bepwetty Railway. Vide Rumney. 

BeEr,; Petition for an alteration of the Laws of Excise rela- 

' tive to Beer; viz. Of Brewers of Stockport; to be printed, 
128. Of Retail Brewers of Bath, 237. Of Inhabitants of 
Birmingham, 504. To be printed, 505. 

Petitions for the Repeal of the Duty on Beer, viz. Of In- 

- habitants of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, and of the Clink Li- 
berty Southwark; to be printed, 237. Of the Labouring 

. Classes of Great Coggeshall, 344. Of Mechanics, Labourers, 
and Inhabitants of the Parishes of Saint Olave Southwark, 
Saint Saviour in the —— of Surrey, Woo!wich, Saint 
Margaret and Saint John Westminster, Saint George Ha- 
nover Square, Hammersmith, Reading, Saint Luke Old- 
street; and of Inhabitants of the Parishes of Saint George 
in the county of Surfey, Saint Mary Whitechapel, Lambeth, 

_ and Saint Matthew Bethnal Green; to be printed, 380. Of 
Innkeepers and others of Carnarvon, 407. 

Motion, That it is the opinion of this House, that from 
and after 5th January 1826 the Duties now imposed on Beer 
do cease; Question Neg. thereupon, 380. 

Betrast aNd Dusun. Videlrevanpn. 

Benyon, Edward Richard; Bill from Lords, for his Naturali- 

gation, 199. Read, 208. Committed, 233. Reported, and 
passed, 298. Royal Assent, 360, 

Berxs anv Hants (Junction Canal ;) Petition for maintain- 
ing the same; Referred to a Committee, 52. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 98. Presented, and read, 216. Petition of 
Owners and Occupiers of Lands, against, 322. Of Com- 
missioners for executing several Acts for improving and com- 
Rees the Navigation of the Rivers Thames and Isis, from 
Staines, in the county of Middlesex, 10 Cricklade, in the 

_ county of Wilts; of Creditors and. Holders of Bonds upon 
the Rivers Thames and Isis ; of Inhabitants of the Town and 
Borough of Great Marlow; of the ae Bridgemasters, 

_ and Burgesses and other Inhabitants of the Town of Maiden- 

. head3 of the Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses and Inhabitants of 
the Town of Windsor ; of the Mayor, Aldermen, and inha- 

_ bitants, of the. Town, of Reading and its Vicinity ; of .Pro- 

cag Houses, Lands, aud other Property upon the 

ks of the Rivers Thames and Isis; of Proprietors of 
Mills, Wharfs, and othét mercantile pro connected with 
the Trade of the Rivers Thames and fsis ; and of the Mayor 

- and Gphebitants of the Town and ra of Abingdon ; 
against, 322. Of the Dock Company of ‘the City of Brstol ; 
of Traders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Farnham ; 
of Householders’ of the Town of ' t; of the Goi 

~ Stewards, Burgesses’ and Inhabitants of the Borough and 
Town of Calne; of Inhabitants of the of Brad- 

ford; of the Town of Melksham; and of the Town and 

' Neighbourhood of Warminster ; of the Mayor, Burgesses, 








VoL. 80.——Sess. 1825. 


and Inhabitants of the Borough and Town of Marlborough 
of Inhabitants of the Borou npn Town of aod 
its Vicinity ; and of the Reewnsh and Neighbourhood | of 
Westbury ; and of the Mayor, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of 
the Borough and Town of Wootton Bassett; in. favour, 322. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 323, Of ration 

- of Henley-upon-Thames; and of Corporation. of.Oxford ; 
against, 328. Of Inhabitants of the City of Gloucester and 
its Vicinity ; of the Aldermen, Bur, 3, and Inhabitants of 
the Borough and Town of Newbury ; of the High Constable 
and Inhabitants of the Town of Hungerford and its Vicinity ; 
of the Bailiff, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the Borough 
and Town of Chippenham; of the Mayor, Burgesses, and 
Inhabitants of the mn and Town of Devizes, and the 
Vicinity thereof; of Merchants, Bankers, and Traders of the 
City of London ; of Inhabitants of the City of Bath and its 
vicinity ; of the Portreeve, Bailiff, and Inhabitants of the 
Borough and Town of Great Bedwin; of Clothiers and other 
Inhabitants of the Town of Trowbridge; of Freeholders of 
the County of Hants, residing in and near Basingstoke; of 
the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Town of Basin 
stoke; of Traders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Odi- 
ham ; of Inhabitants of the Town of Taunton; of Traders 
and other Inhabitants of the Town of Basingstoke and the 
pay se ng of the Master, Wardens, and Commonalty 
of Merchant Venturers of the City of Bristol; of Merchants 
and Inhabitants of the City of Bristol and its Vicinity; of 
the President, Vice Presidents, and Directors of the Bristol 
Chamber of Commerce, Trade and Manufactures; and of 
Inhabitants of Tiverton ; in favour, 328. Bill committed, 331. 
Petition of the Corporation of London, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 360, Of Merchants and others of 
Chepstow, in favour, 390. Of Inhabitants of Staines ; and 
of the Commissioners of the Thames Navigation, against ; 
Referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 395. Petitions, 
against; read again; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 396. 
Petition from Eaton College, against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered; 406. Petition of Merchants, Bankers, and 
others of Newport, in favour, 443. . Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 459. House informed, that the Commttiee 
had adjourned fora Month; Standing Order read; Com- 
mittee to meet, and proceed; 474. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 486, 520. Petition of the Earl of Fal- 
mouth and Lord Bolton, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 540... Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 573. 

Bermonpsey Collier Docks; Petition for a Bill for making 
and maintaining certain Docks and Works in the Parish of 
Bermondsey, 76. “Referred to a Committee, 77. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 114. Petition of Governors of Cirist's Bride- 
well, and St.Thomas the Apostle, against; to lie on the 
Table, 211. Bill presented, and read; 222. Committed, 
270. Petition of Porters of Billingsgate, against ;, Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 319. Petition of Watermen and 
others on the River Thames, against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered; 324, Petition of the Corporation of London, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 360. , 

Vide Soutrn Lonpon. 

Berwick aNnD Morpeta Roads. Vide Accounts. 

BetHiem Hospitat; Bill from Lords, for confirming certain 
Leases granted by the Governors, 543. Read, 554. Com- 
mitted, 587. Reported, and passed, 609, Royal Assent, 627. 

Petition of William Webster and John 
Howard; complaining of Abuses therein; to lie on the 
Table,. 227. . 

Beveev.ey Improvement; Petition for Leave to present a Pe- 
tition for a Bill to amend and enlarge Powers, of Act;. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 207. Reported; Leave given ;.Pe- 
tition presented; Referred to a Committee; 212. Reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
216. Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 232. Report 

_ that the Parties be permitted to proceed, and to give | No- 
tices, Kc. 241, Report read; Bill ordered; 274, Pre- 
sented, and read, ibid. Committed, 307. . Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 373. Passed, 452. Agreed to by the Lords, 
474. Royal Assent, 519. 

BicgGLeswaDeE Road. Vide ArgiNncTon. 


BILLS : 
Applications for Private Binis ; viz.—For 
 Bripees. Vide Curstux, Clype —— Don —— Great 
Bow —— HamMeERsMITH ~-— IRELAND (ATHLUN- 
CARD) —— Kerne, Kineston——Sovuta Esx —— 
Trewkessury——Vs Ux HALL, 

CHURCHES. Vide Baxewet, Bricuton——Cneisea 
—— Gosport —— Hasrines —— Poote——Sai An- 
prew’s (Ho.gorn), St. Dunstan’s 1n THE Kast, 
SR ATRORD-LE-Bow. : | 

Drainace. Vide Ancnuorme——-Esay Buine-—-MeE- 
THERINGHAM AND DuNsToN——-OrsETT——-SoOWEBBY 
——W AlNFLEET. 


GAS LicuT. Vide Aswron-onper-Ly Nnt——BiRMING- 
aM, Bostox, Britisn~-—- Cursrensi nip De- 
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BILLS—continued. 


vizes —— Gtascow —— Hantzry anp SHELTON, 
Hincktey —-— Imperiat, ImperiaL CoNTINENTAL 
Gas——Iretanp (Dustin, HIBERNIAN) ——Lon- 
‘pon (PortT4BLeE, GAS,) Lonpon anv WESTMINSTER 

Oi. Gas —— Loutn, OLtpHam—— Provinciat—— 
RocuestTeER——-STOCKPORT Unirep GENERAL. 








. Harpoors, &amp;c. Vide Bernmonpsey, BripGEWATER 
... Cromarty——Greenock GRIMSBY IsLeE OF 
Docs——Kineston-vpon-Huit —— Leirsa, Littve- 
HAMPTON, LIVERPOOL Pemprey —— RoTHeEr- 
niTae—Saint Katuanrine’s, Saint lves, Sourn 
Lonpon, Sipmoutn, SToNEHAVEN, StouR-——TRE- 
maboc --— WEyMouTH. 











Hicuways. Vide Amessury, ArpcLass, ARRINGTON 
——BanrrsuirE, Barnstey anp Grance Moor, 
BarNstey AND Ponterract, Barton BripGe AND 
Worsury, Battie Bripce anp-Ho.tioway, Bawtry 
AND RotrueruaAm, BAwTRY AND SHEFFIELD, BiRMING- 
HAM AND SHENSTONE, BIRMINGHAM AND PERSHORE, 
BorovucusripceE AND CatTrerick, Bramcote Opp 
House, Bripcnortu, Briguouse anp Braprorp, 
Bricuton, AND CuUCKFIELD CaINSCROSS. AND 
Stroup,CANTERBURY AND RamsGATE, CHELTENHAM, 
CHELTENBAM AND GLOUCESTER, CIRENCESTER, CLEO- 
suRY Mortimer, Cock ERMOUTH, COMMERCIAL,CREW- 
‘KERNE, Cromrorp anp WirkswortHo——DawLisu 
AND Exeter, Densicu anp LLANRwsT, Derby AND 
Utrroxetrer, Doncaster AND THorNeE, DuNsSTABLE 
AND WINDSOR EccLesHILL AND BrApForp, Exe- 
TER——FLIMWELL VENT AND Rye, FutHam AND 
KENSINGTON GatHerLey Moor anv Winston, 
Giascow AND ParkuEeApD, GLAsGow anp REDBURN 
Brince, GRANTHAM AND TRENT BripGe, GRAVESEND, 
Greefnnitt Moor, Greentaw, GREENWICH AND 
WooLtwicn —— Hauirax aNnp SHEFFIELD, Hat- 
wortuy, Hasiuinepen, Hincxtey, Hoiyvueap, Huv- 
DERSFIELD AND New Hey IRELAND, (CORK AND 
BALLyYHooLy, DuBLin) Kensinoton, Kit- 
pAtTrRicK, Kingston anv LEATHERHEAD, KINGsTON- 
upon-tluty, Kirksy STEPHEN AND Hawes——LeEeps 
AND HALiFrax Leeps AND WHITEHALL, LEEDS AND 
STANNINGLEY, LEEDs AND. TonG-LANE Enp, Lep- 
BuRY, LeicesTeR AND LuTTERWORTH, LEOMINSTER 
anp'Hops, Littie Saerrietp AND Dore, Lockwoop 
AND MELTHAM MAtpsTONE ANDStTROOD, MALTON 
AND PickerInc, MANcHESTER AND Asnton, Man- 
CHESTER AND AUSTERLANDS, Mary-Le-BonE AND 
Fincutey, MELTHAM AND WeEssENDEN Heap, Met- 
Ton Mowsray, Mipuurst anno Prrersrietp—— 
New Cross, NotrincHam aNnp NewHaveENn——OLp 
STRATFORD——PEN WORTHAM, PETERSFIELD AND AL- 
TON, Princes Rispornougu——Renrrew, Lanark 
ano Ayr, Rocupate, RocupaLe ann BurRN Ley, 
RocuHDALE AND OupHaM, Ross-suire, RoTHERHAM 
AND TANKBRSLEY——SHALDON AND Torquay, SHEF- 
FIELD ANDGLossoP,SHepLey LANE Heap, SHIFFNALL, 
SpiITTLE-GATE AND Bripce Enp, Stockport, Stocx- 
TON AND Barnarp CastLe—— Tavistock AaNp Piy- 
MOUTH, TEWKESBURY, TREBARWITH AND CONDOLDEN, 
Upton upon SevERN ——WAKEFIELD AND Densieu, 
Wexrorp Brince anv Leicester, West Wycomsg, 
Weymouts, Wuitesurn anv Dunsz, Wican, Win- 
CHESTER AND PeTersFriELp, WivELIscomBE, Woop- 
stock, &amp;c. Woo.fR AND ApDERSTONE, Worksop 
AND ATTERCLIFFE——Y ORK. 























INCLosuRES. Vide Ansotstey, ABERFoRD, AsToNn 
Rowant——CarsInGtTon, Curistcnurcn, Curist- 
CHURCH AND Mitton, CiaNnFigtD, CLENCHWHARTON, 
Cranoze——Dearuam, Dopp1ncton——East San- 
Ton, Entwistite, Eron —— Feusricc, Frampton 
CoTtTERELL——Garprorp, GLooston——HockeErino 
anp Mortron——lusiey (East), Itstey (West)—— 
Kentrorp —— Netuer Waitacre, Nortaatt—— 
Orsett——PrEwsty——Satcey Forest, Scrayine- 
HAM, STAYNES, Stock anp BRaDLEey, STRENSALL—— 
Tapiey, Twyrorp——Weston, Wuite Lapis As- 
TON, WILTON, WINTERBOURNE. 


_,NAVIGATIONS AND. RAILWays. Vide ATLANTIC AND 
| Paciuric Ocran, ATLANTIC——BayeripcE,: Berks 


AND Hants, BiRMINGHAM AND LivERPOOL, BoLTON 
anp. West Leicn, Briguron——CaLvErR anv HeEb- 
BLE, CANTERBURY AND WauitsTtasLeE —— Cyne, 
CromrorD AND Peax Forest——Dvurrryn’ Liynvi 
——East Lonpon, Epinsurcn anv DALKEITH 





_Festinioc, Festin106 anv Port Mapoc, FLinTsHiRE 


Generat Steam NavicaTtion —— Giascow AND 
Rosesank, GLoucEsTER AND BERKELEY——IRELAND 
(BELFAST AND DUBLIN, DUBLIN AND. K INGSTOWN, 
LIMERICK AND WATERFORD, LOUGH NEAGH)—— 
Isitz or Docs Ketso, Kenstncron——LIsKEARD 
ANp Looz, Liverroot AnD Mancuester, LLANLLy- 
FIN AND CARNARVON MANCHESTER AND Botton, 
MANCHESTER AND DeEE——PortTLanpD, PortsmouTu 
AND ARUNDEL, RuMNRY——STRATFORD AND More- 
TON, STROUD AND SEVERN——-TEES AND WEARDALE 
—Weaver, West LotrHian, Western SuHip Ca- 








‘NAL, WomMERSLEY. 
Poor. Vide BEprorp——Croy DoON——HENLEyY-vUPon- 














THAMES MonTGOMERY AND PooL SAINT 
Arprews, Hotzorn Saint Bripe’s, Lonpon 
SHREWSBURY. 


STREETS, IMPROVEMENTS, MARKETS. Vide Axinec- 





pon, ARDWICK Banpury, Bever.ey, Birmine- 
HAM, Bocnor, BripGEwaTeR, Bricuton, Bur- 
SLEM——CHESTERFIELD, CIRENCESTER Dersy, 
Devizes, Dover, Dumrrizs, Dunpee Epin- 
BuRGH, Exeter —— GLascow, GopaLminG, Gre- 
SHAMBURY HaNLeY AND SHELTON, HuNGERFORD 
LeamMinctTon Priors, Leek, Liverroot, Lon- 
DONDERRY, Loutra —— MaAcc.esFiELpD NEw 
Street Mary-Lte-Bons —— Newnury, New. Ross, 
Norta Roap, Norwicu —— O_puam, OunpbLE 
PONTEFRACT, PoRTSEA Recent’s Canat, Rocu- 
DALE——-SOUTHWARK, STOURBRIDGE, STROUD, Sup- 
BURY TiverRTON, ToTHitt Fieips W aLcort, 
WINpDsoR Yor« City, Yorx MInsTER. 
































Various MATTERS. Vide ABERDEEN GaAoL, ALLHAL- 


Lows BARKING TiTHES, ALLHALLOWS THE Less, ALLI- 
ANCE Marine Insurance Company, Atmonp 
Waterworks, ApoTHEcARIES Company~—Brazi- 
LIAN Minino Company, Bristot Town Dues 
CamBripGe Gaot, Carpe or Goop Hore Bankine 
Company, CHELTENHAM THEATRE, CHESTER WATER 
works, CHESTERFIELD WaTERworKs, CockKERHAM 
Tirnes, ComMERCIAL (SCOTLAND) Banxine Com- 
PANY, CornwatL Mininc Company——DaALxkeEiTu 
Two Pennies Scots —— EpiInspurGu aNp Leiru 
Water Company-—Eguitasie Loan Bank Com- 
PANY ——FisHinc AND STeAm Navigation Com- 
PANY —— GENERAL INVESTMENT Go.tp Coast 
Minne, Gorsats Statute Lasour, GREENOCK 
Haye Causeway, Herrine anp Cop Fisnery—— 
IRELAND (ARIGINA IRON AND COAL COMPANY, 
HIBERNIAN MINING COMPANY, IMPERIAL MIN- 
ING COMPANY, LIMERICK WATERWORKS, MANU- 
FACTORIES, PROVINCIAL BANKS)——Le1TH ReseER- 
voin ——- Lonpon (ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION, 
Brick Company, WATER Company, NEw Corn 
EXCHANGE, TITHES) —— MancuesTeER EQuitaBie 
Loan, Marcate EMBANKMENT, METROPOLITAN 
Waterworks Company, Merropo.iran. Fisn Com- 
PANY Norroitk AssizeE OxtpHamM WaATER- 
works——PaisLey Warerworks, Peruvian Min- 
inc CompaNy——REAL vet Monte Minine, Roya 
Excuance Assurance, St. Botro.ps wirnout ALp- 
GATE TituEs, St. BorotpnH Bisnorpscare TirTHEs, 
Sr. Gites Caieptecate Tirnss, St. Grecory By 
Sr. Paut Titnes, St. Mary-Le-Bone. Recrory, Sr. 
Oxave Hart-street Titnaes, Satrorp HunpRrep 
Sessions, Sea Water Barus, SHaws Water Com- 
PANY, Soutn Devon Insurance Company, Stock- 
port Warerworks, Sovrawark Gaou, Tames 
Quay——Tiatpuxanava Minine Company, Tro- 
PIcAL Free Lanourn——Wextce Iron anno Minine 
Company, West Inpr1a Company. 

















Private Bits, brought from.the Lords ;, viz.—For 
Divorces. .Vide Baninc ——Grame—— Moors—— 





Peter’s——SULLIVAN WiIsEMAN. 





Estates. Vide Banxs, Betutem Hosritat, Bircn, 


Bo.tp, 


1825. 


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BILLS—continued. 
Bo.p, BripEWELL, Bristow —— CaboGANn, CapoGAan 
Eartor,CALDCLEUGH,CANTERBURY, CATOR,CHELSEA 
Giese Lanp —— Curist’s Hospitrat, CLARE Haut 


CamBriper, Cunton, Clowes —— Davipson —— © 








Fow Ler Harcourt, Hopetoun IncE 
Knapp -—— Lauper Leirca ——- Mac Grecor, 
Marxuam, Meyrick——NorroLk—-PappincTon, 
Pax, Powe. QuEENsBURY —— Rapnor, Ro- 
“MILLY, RowBoTToM Sr, BartHoLtomMEw’s Hos- 
PITAL, St. Toomas’s Hospirat, SchatER——Tate 














Vernon-— Unett—Wappineton’s Hopitat, 
WaTERFORD. : 
“NamMeES. Vide Newport. 


NATURALIZATIONS- Vide Benyon, Branpt —— Der 
Buckx——Maruiev, Mausert——Van Wakrt. 

Various MATTERS. Vide Dawtty CuurcH——Sr. 
Martin’s Birmincnam Rectory. 





Pustic Bitus... Vide APoTHECARIEs, ARMY, ARREST 
ror: Dest, AssEssep, Taxes-——~ Bankrupt Laws, 
Bear Baitine, British Consuts, Bussie Act, 
BuckineHam Hovse——Canapba Company, CANADA 
Trave, Carirat Crimes, Carrie, CEerriricaTeEs, 
CretseA Pensioners, Cuurcn Lanps, CLERKSHIP 
Artictes of, Cottece Lanns, Cotonrat INTER- 
-coursE, Cotonites Trapre, ComsBination Laws, 
Corn, Cotton Mitts, County Courts, County 
Rates, County TRANsFer or Lanp, CUMBERLAND, 
Currency, Customs, Customs anv Excise Bonps, 
CuTtery TRADE DissENTERS East Inpta, 

’ Evections, Excise Fretonizes ParpoNn, FisHERIES 

Game Laws, Grass, Gtese LANvs, GoLp AND 

Sitver Piate, Goops HotyHEApD Roans, Horses, 

Hovse——-Inpemnity, [nNpicrments, INFIRM PER- 

sons, INNKEEPERS. — ‘ao 

IRELAND. —(BANKERS, Bank TOKENS —— 
CuurcH Rares, CounTY TREASURER, COURTS OF 
CHANCERY AND EXCHEQUER, COURTS OF JUSTICE 
——EpiscopaL UNIons, ExcHEQUER BILLS, Ex- 
CHEQUER CoURT OF—FOUNDLINGS — IMPOUNDING 
D1STRESSES——JUSTICES OF THE PEACE—— LINEN 
TRADE, Lunatic ASYLUMS——-PaRIsH_ VESTRIES, 
PETTY. SESSIONS, Poor, Prison Laws, PuBLic 

“'RoaDS——REGISTRY OF FREEHOLDS——SPECIAL 
JuRIES——TENEMENTS,-TOWNLANDS——UNLAWFUL 
Soci£TIES —-WIDE STREETS.) ue 


Jupess, Juries, Justice, Courts or——KeEnr, Kine, 
’Kine’s Bencu——Lasovurers Waces, Lanp TAx; 
Levant Company, Lunatics——Man, Istex oF, Ma- 
‘gine Mutiny, Mauritius, Mines, Mutiny——Na- 
wicATion Laws, Navy, Newsparers, New Street 
Orricers Prnsions, Ourtawrizts——Passace 
VesseEts, PEMBROKE Market, PitotaGe, Pitots ann 
Froatine Licuts, Pirates Heap Money, Potice 
MAcisTRATES, Poor, PostaceE,——QvUARANTINE—- 
Recistry or Snips, Roman CATHOLICS,—SaA.LcEy 
‘Forest, SALMON FisnerieEs——ScotTLanpn (CALE- 
DONIAN.CANAL, CHURCHES, COURTS OF JUSTICE 
' BUILDINGS,CREDITORS——DEBTS REcCOVERY—— 
EpinspurGcH Bonps—— Leasing Makinc —— 
PARTNERSHIP SOCIETIES, PRISONERS —— SHE- 
RIFF’S CouRT, SMALL DEBTS, SHOOTING, AND 
STABBING ——‘WRONGOUS IMPRISONMENT) —— 
SEAMEN’s WacEs, Sewers, Sitxs, SMUGGLING PRE- 
‘VENTION, Sp1rits——Suppsy (ANNUAL DuTIES—— 
CONSOLIDATED -FUND——-EXCHEQUER BILLS — 
MiIL1T14A—+—SURPLUS OF GRANTS~—-TRANSFER OF 
. Arips)——Tareatenine Letters, Titnes, TRans- 
ports tN CoLontrs——Van DiktMeEn’s Lanp 
Universities Porice——Usury Laws~—-Weicuts 
AND Measurgs,.West Invia Cuurcy, Wine, &amp;e. 
Wrirs or Error. = 


Pustic Bits, brought from the Lords. ‘Vide Garpens 
Prorection——MArriaGe Vauipiry—Mercuant, 
' Law. . ofp ——Oatis Rous Covurt--—Scorianp 
(JUDICATURE;, JURORS, PEERS TRIAL) SeRsEaNnts 

at Law, Spring Guns. 6 Key aii 


BILLS; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private 
"Petitions, Bills, and ‘Reports of Bills, 8, 
































Vor, 80. 





Sess. 1825. 


— 


BILLS; Resolution that the House will not receive any Peti- 
tions on Private Bills, referring solely to the liance or 
non-compliance with the Orders of the House, subsequently 
to the first reading of the Bills to which they respectively 
relate, 168, | Made'a Standing Order, 641. ne 
to be printed, 17; 18, 50, 51, 73) 97; ey 158, 181, 
182, 195, 207, 239, 252, 253, 454,259, 281, 286, 208, 299, 
$11, 317, 318, 333, 335, 338, 346, 348, 358, 359, 304, 367, 

372, 377+ 381, 384, 386, 398, 413, 435, 446, 450, 462, 469, 

473» 47, 477, 485, 496, 502, 506,508, 509, 517, 525) 534, 

539,553: 579) 579, 58o——as amended, 112, 135, 164, 238, 

266, 276, 287, 288, 209, 300, 310, 311, 332, 357; 358, 364, 

365, 366, 370, 384, 386, 394, 404; 414, 415, 447, 448, 450, 

471, 473, 484, 491, 500, 507, 523, 545, 549, 552s 575» 579» 

584, 595, 607. | 

of a former Session, to be printed, 514. . 

— Amendments made by the Lords’to a Bill in a former 

Sessions; To be printed, 504. ; 

——-— Committed to Select Committees, 50, 228. 

Transmitted to a Select Committee, 366. 

Re-committed, 260, 265, 311, 312, 321, 327, 332, 

333» 348, 357, 362, 364, 365, 380, 403, 408, 410, 412, 422, 

423, 425, 447, 448,:472, 499, 507, 510, 515, 522,531, 538, 

547; 584, 593, 607, Avert, ay 

: Second Reading of Bills put off for Three Months, 

- 622.—For Six Monthis, 73, 194, 284, 344, 348, 584. 

vee Committees on Bills put off Rr Three Months, 551, 
595+ : 

—-——— Further Consideration of Reports put off for Three 
Months, 440, 443, 486, 551. | 

. Second Reading of a Bill dropped for want of Forty 
Members, 196 
Bills withdrawn, 311, 320, 348, 488, 











492, 491, 510, 





538, 584. — 
— Rejected, 425. , 
——-——-. Two Bills ordered in upon a Report of a Petition, 139. 


Notice taken that a Bill contained a Clause altering 

the Law of Settlement, 329. 

Notice taken that a Bill ought not to have originated 

in the Lords, 546. 

Service of the Order of the House, and Copy of the 

Bill, in the case of a Divorce Bill, on the Agent, to! be 

deemed good Service, 199. ! 

—-— ime. shortened for 
a Divorce Bill, 604. 

Ordered to be brought in upon a Division, 199... 
Read the Third Time upon a Division, 379. 
Passed upon a Division, 255. 

Two Bills consolidated into one, 281. 

———— A Bill referred to a Committee on another Bill, 228. 
A Bill reported, with a Resolution, 364. ; 
Ordered to be brought in, upon Motions from Com- 

mittees of the whole House, 199, 229, 280, 341. 
Time enlarged for presenting certain Bills, 252, 255. 

———— A Bill put off for Six Months, Mr. Speaker having 
called the attention of the House to some circumstances 
regarding the Standing Orders, 240. 

————_ Anstruction to.a Committee to divide a Bill into Two 
Bills, 321. +s. 

—- Further proceeding upon Third Reading adjourned, 

257, 418, 521, 618, 622; resumed, 262, 426, 624, 

———— Amendments proposed to be made on the Third 
Reading of Bills, withdrawn, 617. - | 

Amendments proposed to be made to Bills, but not 
made, on further considering a Report, 303.—On the Re- 
port, 588, 617. On the Third Reading, 251, 266, 379, 308, 
414, 521, 533 55% 574. ii 

— A Bill sent to the Lords by Mistake, 512, Returned 
by the Lords, 513: 

———— Bills amended on Third Reading, 330, 414, 439, 451, 
453, 591, 550, 575, 585, 621. 

——— Bills brought from the Lords, amended by the Com- 
mons, 192, 340, 357 4591 492, 501, 525) 544» 599 595, 597» 
607, 617, 618, 624. she ; 

———— Amended by the Lords, 185, 355, ‘374, 401, 425, 
438, 460,475, 505, 513, 526, 527, 540, 548, 549, 550, 579, 
581, 585, 592, 601, 604, 023, 624. 

-—————. Further Consideration of Lords Amendments put off 
for Six Months, 399. ott 

Vide Crauses. Committers... Howse. » In- 
sTRUCTIONS. Loros. Orpers. Private Bitts. 
Questions Nec.. StanpinG Orvegs.: Supptiy. 








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going into a Committee on 











Birca, Wyrley; Bill from Lords, for effecting an Exchange 
_ of certain Estates between him and the! College of Eton, 461. 
Read, zhid. Committed, 474. -Reported, and passed; 520, 
Royal Assent, 603. ; ee 
Birminonuam Gas Light; Petition for a Bill for establishing 
an additional Company, for more effectually lighting that 
Town with Gas, 15. Referred to a Committee, 16... Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 21. Presented, and read, 28. “Petitions 
of Inhabitants of Wednesbury and Darlaston, Walsall, Bil- 
ston, Birmingham, Edgbaston, and Aston-juxta-Birmingham, 
in favour, 37. Bill committed, 44. Petition from Walsall, 
against; Referred, 45. Petition of the Birmingham Gas 
G Light 





INDEX wo the Et cuTietun Vorvt Me. 





[ 1895. 











Light and Coke Company; against; Referred, and Counsel 
, ordered ; 68. Petition of Tnbabitants of Birmingham, against ; 
R erred, and. unsel ordered, 11 ., Petition of Commission- 
el af Walsall aying, against ; ferred, 162. All to have 
Voices, 168. Petition, of, Commissioners of Birmingham 
(Paving, against ; Refered, ted Counsel ordered; 178. Power 
Site send for Persons Papers and Records, 189. 


e) 
i- 


ill reposted, 223. Bill re-committed, 314. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 347. Passed, g90. Agreed to by the Lords, 
435. - Royal Assent, 441. . . 
Petition for a Bill for improving that Town ; 
Referred to a Committee, 65. 
Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
that Town to Pershore ; Referred to a Committee, 79. Pe- 
tition of Trustees of Bromsgrove Road, against ; to lie on-the 
Table, 100.. Petition reported; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders ; 136. Report, that the Parties 
be permitted to proceed, and to give Notices, &amp;c.;.161- 
Report read ; Bill ordered ; 182. Order of Leave for Bill, read 
and discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented, and read ; 
232. Committed, 261. Petition. of Trustees of Spernal Ash 
Road, against ; to lie on the Table,,263.. Petition. of Mort- 
gagees of Tolls, against; Referred; and Counsel ordered ; 
298. ‘Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 373. Passed, 383. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 444. »yal Assent, 519. 
S. Martin’s Rectory. Vide St. Martin’s. 
Birminenam and Snenstone Road; Petition for a Bill to 
continue Term and Powers of Act; Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 38. Petition, and Order for re- 
ferring it to Select Committee on Standing Orders, read and 
discharged ; Petition referred to a Committee, 66. Reported; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
100. Report, that the Standing Orders ought not-to be dis- 
pensed with, 122. 
and Liverroot Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making a Railway from Birmingham to Liverpool ; Referred 
toa Committee, 84. Reported; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 117. . Petition of Thomas Eyre 
Lee of Birmingham, respecting the Standing Orders, 146. 
Read again; and referred to a Commigiots 159- Resolution 
from Committee on Standing Orders, read; Petition of Mr. 
Lee, read; and Order for referring, it.to a Committee, read, 
and discharged; Petition referred te Committee on Petition for 
Bill; Committee revived, and Leave given to sit and proceed ; 
165. Reported; Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Ordets; Minutes ordered; 182. Presented, read, and 
referred, 184. Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 203. Petition of Manufacturers and others 
of Galway, in favour, 213, Petition of Merchants and others 
‘of Coleraine, in favour, 234. Petition of Merchants and 
others of Cork, in favour, 304. 


Biscuir Bakers. Vide NewFounpLAND. 
Bisuop, William. Vide ALEnousRs. 
Buoop, Restoration of. Vide Oaths. 


Biusser and WuHattsonr ; Petition of Owners of Ships of 
Kirkaldy, to repeal the’ Duties thereon ; To be printed, 243. 

© Of Owners of Ships employed in the Greenland’ and Davis’s 
Straits Whale Fisheries ; to be printed, 338. 

Buiytn, Dr, Vide Care Hatt. 

Bopies. Vide ANATOMISTS, 


Bocnor Improvement; Petition fora Bill to alter and amend 
Act for establishing a Market, and for improving that Town; 
Referred toa Committee, 93. ‘Reported ; Bill ordered, 190. 
Presented, and read, 230. Committed, 433. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 467. Passed, 487. Agreed to by the boedbie 5, 
Royal Assent, 518. 

Petition for a Bill for repairing the Groyns and Sea 
Defences on the Sea Beach, and to alter and amend Act 
for the Improvement of the Town; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 94. 


Botp, Anna Maria, and others ; Bill from Lords, for confirm- 

ing certain Partitions and Exchanges of Lands, &amp;c. 574. 

Read, 577-. Committed, 598. Reported, and passed, 604. 
Royal Assent, 627. 


Bouton Railway. Vide MANcuEsTER. 


Bouton tz Moors; Petition for a Bill. for making a Rail- 
‘way from thence to Leigh; Referred to a Committee, 12. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 19. » Presented, and read, 26.‘ ‘Com- 
mitted, ro2. Petition of Proprietors of Coal Mines, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered';-168, —Bill reported ; Report 
to lie. on the Table; 196, ° Report: further considéred 5 Bill 
to be ingrossed ; 240, » Passed, 250, .Agreed to by the Lords, 
275. - Royal Assent, ae et ' 
BoroveusrRinpce and Catrericx Roads; ‘Petition for a 
Bill for enlarging Term and Powers: of Act; Referred to 
a Committee, 30. Reported; Bill ordered ; 48. .Presented, 
and read, 99. Committed, 126. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
~ 176, Passed, 191. Agreed to by the Lords, 224... Royal 
_ Assent, 251. . ’ 
Boston ; Petition for a Bill for lighting with Gas that Borough ; 
Referred ta a. Committee, 54.. Reported ;. Bill ordered ; 210. 














presented, and fead, 223. Committed, 301. Reported; to be 





ingrossed ; 335. Passed, 342. Agreed to by the Lords, 956. 
Royal Assent, 359- 
Braprorp Roads. Vide Brictousr. Ecc.esnitt. 
Gaol. Vide‘Accounts. (ApDRESSES, 34.) 
Braptey Inclosure. Vide Srock. ~~ - 
Bravsuaw Brow Road. Vide Hastincpen. 


Bramcote Oppnovuse Road;: Petition fer-a Bill for more 
effectually repairing thesame; Refesred to a Committee, 38. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 116. .Presented,. and read; 121. 
Committed, 132. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 209. Passed, 
921. Agreed to by the Lords, 252. Royal Assent, 254. 

Branpt, Emanuel Henry; Bill from Lords for his ‘“Naturali- 
zation, 435- Read, 438. ‘Committed, 467. Reported, and 
passed, 474. Royal Assent, 587. . 

Branpy Dutigs. Vide Linen. 


Brazitian Minine Company; Petition for a Billto enable 
them to sue and be sued in the names of an Officer or 
er or Member or Members; Referred to a Committee, 

4: , 

Bripeweit Hosritar;, Bill from -Lords for confirming 
certain Leases granted by the Goyernors, 528. Read, 529. 
Committed, 554. Committee to sit, and proceed, 603. Bill 
reported, and passed, 609. Royal Assent, 627. 

Bripce-env Road. Vide Spirr.ecats. ts 

Bripcewater; Petition’ for a Bill for improving that Town ; 
Referred to a Committee, 63. ‘Reported ;| Report referred 
_to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; °161. Report, 
that the Standing Orders ought pot to, be dispensed, with, 
176, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Bridgewater, against, 180. 
To lie on the Table; Motion, That the Petition be printed ; 
withdrawn ; 190; mf 

Petition for a ‘Bill for improving the’ Port 
and Harbeur of Bridgewater ;, Referred to a Committee, 91. 

Bripenortn? to" SHirrnatst: Road; Petition for:a’ Bill for 
repairing the same; Referred to.a Committee, 16. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 57. Presented, and. read, 83... Com- 
mitted, 109. Reported; to be ingrossed; 162. Passed, 178, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 199. Royal Assent, 251. 

Brierty; Four Petitions,—of John Stubbs; of William 
Roberts ; and of William Tinsley and: Sarah Swift; com- 
plaining of their having been dispossessed of their Property, 
383. “oo: 9ehed ; 

Bricuovuse; Petition fora Bill for making and maintaining 
a Road from thence to Bradford ; Referred to a Committee, 
21. Reported ; Bill ordered; 36. Presented, and read, 46. 
Committed, 100. ‘Petitions of Trustees of Leeds and W hite- 
hall: Road; and.of Owners.of Estates, against, 127... Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 132. Petition of Owners of Estates 
in Hipperholme-with-Brighouse, &amp;c. in favour, .139... ; Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 161. . Passed, 167. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 349. Royal ‘Assent, 359. ' 

BrircHTHeLmsTon ; Petition for a ‘Bill for building two 
Chapels in that Town; ‘Referred ‘to a Committee, 5. ‘ Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; ©215.. \Presented,- and read,’ 288. 
Committed, 199. Cammittee reviverd, and-Leave. to’ sit and 
proceed, 319. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 353, Passed, 
372. Agreed to by the Lords, 455. ‘Royal Assent, 518. 

Petition for a Bill for making a Railway 

from thence’ to Shoreham ; Referred to a Committee, 6o. 

Reported; Report referréd ‘to the Select Committee on 

Standing: Orders; 126. “Report, that the Standing Orders 
eught not to be dispensed with; 166.: | 
&gt; lmprovement;» Petition for: a Bill to 
amend and,,explain | Act, ga Geo. 33; Referred; to.a Com- 
mittee, 79. Reported ;. Bill ordered; 114., , Presented, and 
read, 218. Order for Second Reading, read, and discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn ; Report read again; another Bill ordered ; 
= and read; 348. Committed, 362: Petition of 
rustees of Lewes’ Road, against; Referred; Voices; 373. 
Petition of: Brighton Gas Light Company, against ;: Referred, 
and, Counsel ordered ; 382. Of Fishermen, against ; Referred, 
ibid. Petition of |Trustees. of Lovell Heath: Roads, against ; 
Referred, and. Counsel ordered; 396. . Petition of -Trastees 
of Lewes to Brighton Roads, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 409. Petition of Inhabitants of. Brighton, against; 
' seferred, and Counsel ordered ; 436. Of Inhabitants, Free- 
holders and ‘others, of Brighthelmstone, ‘against,’ 467. Bill 
reported; day inted--for farther considering Report ; 
” Petitions of Merchants, ‘Bankers, Traders, and. others 
of the Town. of Brighthelmstone 4 of Magistrates. and 
resident Inhabitants; of Inhabitants accustomed .to bathe in 
the Sea; of the High Constable and Inhabitants; and of 
' Builders, Inhabitants and others of the said Town ; and of 
Commissioners of Brighton, agaiust ; 487. ‘Petition of In- 
habitants, in favour, tid. Further Gonsideration: deferred, 
487. Petitions of Inhabitants; and. of, Benjamin Tillstone, 
against; 497. Report. further, ponnidered i Bill to. be in- 
grossed ; ibid. Petitions of Inhabitants o Bri hthelmstone, 
against, 512.’ Bill’ passed, ‘ibid. “ Petition of Magistrates 
respecting the Bill, 540. _ Bill-passed by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 543. Considered, and agreed to, 548. Royal 


Assent, 586. b depiteidese tL. 3s 
and Cucxrigznp Roads; Petition. for 

















a Bill for more effectually repairing the same; Referred to 
: a Comuittee, 














1825.] 


INDEX tovthe  ErcHuTzvetu Vorunume. 





a: Committee, 25. . Reported ; Bill ordered; 19. | Presented, 
and read, 156. Committed, 176. Reported, to be ingrossed ; 
252. . Passed, 256. jAgreed.to by the Lords, 305. Royal 
Assent, 359. 

Vide Accounts. 


Bristot Town Dues; Petitions against; viz, Of Merchants 
and others, of Cork, Limerick, Waterford, and New Ross; 
‘also of Proprietors of Land in Ireland; and of Chamber of 
Commerce of Limerick; 30. ‘To be printed, 31. 

—— Petition for a Bill to regulate the 
same; Referred to a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 
211. »Presented, and read, 217. Committed, 360. Petition 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 390. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 451. Read the Third time ; Clause offered ; 
Debate thereon adjourned} 527. Resumed; Clause added ; 

. Bill passed; 527. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 630. 
Considered, and agreed to, 632. Royal Assent, 642. 

Petitions in favour of the above Bill; 

viz. Of Merchants and others, of Cork, Limerick, Waterford, 

and New Ross, 53. 














Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of 
MerchantVenturers of the City of Bristol, 361. ‘Of Merchants 
and others of Bristol; Referred, and Counselordered; 390. Of 
Merchants and others of Birmingham and Worcester, 459, 
Of Merchants, Manufacturers, Traders, and others of the 

‘“Féwns of Frome and’ Wolverhampton, and their ‘Vicinities ; 
of the Town and Parish of Stroud, and the Clothing Districts 
in its Vicinity ; and of the Borough of Bridgewater; the 
Town of Trowbridge; the Borough of: Westbury ; the Pa- 

‘tish of ‘Dursley ; andthe Borough of Bri th, ‘and: their 

.« Vicinities, connected with the Port of Bristol ;.464. ‘Of 
‘Merchants and others of Bradford, 474. Of Merchants, 

- Traders and’ others of Bath; and of Wootton-under-edge ; 

- 486. Of Merchants and others of Taunton, 498. « Of 

- ‘Merchants, Manufacturers, and. others of Barnstaple, 510. 
Of Merchants, Manafacturers and others, of Stourport and 

\ Droitwich ;:and of Bankers and others of Bristol ; 520. 

Bristow, late Tsaac; ‘Bill from Lords, for vesting certain 
Estates devised by his Will, in’ Trustees for the Conveyance 

‘thereof, Goo. “Read, ibid. Committed, 609. Reported, and 

"passed; 615. | Royal Assent, 628. 

British Consvts at Foreign Ports; Bill to -regulate the 
Payment of their Salaries; Ordered, 280. Presented; and 

‘read; “Day appointed for Second Reading ; ‘and to be'printed; 
416. _ Committed, 447. ‘Committee deferred, 463, 476. 

" Bill considered’; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to-be printed ; 491. 
Further Consideration -of « Report deferred, 522.-. Report 
‘further considered ; Bill ta be ingrossed ;, Day appointed for 

’ Third Reading; 533- Passed, 544. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 593. Considered, and agreed to, 601. - Royal 
Assent, 626. 

Beirisn Fisneries Society. Vide-Accounts. 


Britisu Gas Licat Company; Petition for‘a Bill to‘enable 
them to sue and be sued in the name of their Chairman, or 
a Member; Referred to a Committee, 89. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 188. Presented, and read, 225. Committed, 239. 

' Petition of Imperial Gas Lightand Coke Company, against, 
240, Petition of The Gas Light: and Coke Company, 
against; Referred; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 242, Petition 
of Imperial -Gas&gt; Light and) Coke Company, against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 206. Petition of Canterbury 

. Gas Light.and, Coke, Company, \against, $21. Petition of 
Leicester Gas Light, and Coke, Company, against; Referred, 
322... Petition ) of Bristol Gas Light Company, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 323. Petitions of Liverpool 
Gas Light Company ; of the Corporation of Liverpool; and 

. Surveyors of Highways, ; against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 343- Petition of the Edinburgh Gas Light Com- 

_ pany, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ;.378. Petition 
of Brighton Gas Light Company, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ;- 389. Petition of Glasgow Gas Light Com- 
pany, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 409. 

BririsH tidal Petition of the Trustees for their Annual 
Grant; The King’s Recommendation signified; Petition 
brought up, and read; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 14. ) 





— Petition of Trustees respecting the purchase 
of. Mr, Rich’s Collection of Manuscripts, &amp;c.; Tlie King’s 
Recommendation’ signified ; Petition brought up, and read ; 
referred to a Committee ; to report Observations; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
to adjourn from time to time,-and from place to place 5 129. 
Re , 267. Fo lie on the Table; and tobe printed; 268. 
Reterred to the Committee of Supply, 332. (v. Suppxy.) 

Bryce, Dr.; Motion for laying before the House Minutes of 

"the Sapreme Council in al, by 'which the Reverend Dr. 

_ Bryce was appointed Secretary tothe Stationery Committee ; 
Question Neg. thérenpon ; 506. 

Bussre Act (6 Geo. 1. c.18) read’; Motion for Leave to bring 
ina Bill to repeal the said Act; Motion by ~ Leave’ with- 
drawn ; 287, 

— Act 6 Geo. 1, c.18 read; Bill to alter and ameyd 
the same; Ordered, 358. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 


Vor. 80.— Sess, 1825. 


a, 


for Second, Reading; and to be-printed; 350. Second Read- 
ing-dleferred,. 414. fy! yee: 
——-—+— Act 6 Geo. 1, c.:18 read; Bill to repeal so much 
thereof, as relates to the restraining several extravagant and 
unwarrantable . practices ; Ordered, 483. Presented, and 
_ read; Day appointed for Seeond Reading; and ‘to be'printed ; 
502. Bill committed,’ 523. Committee deferred, 538. Bill 
considered, 545. Reported ; to be ingtossed ;' Day appointed 
' for Third Reading ; 552. Passed, 554: By the $s, With 
an Amendment, 616. Considered, ‘and agreed to, 626. 
. Royal Assent; 627. 
Bucxincnam House; Bill to authorize the application of part 
of the Land Revenue of ‘the Crown for the repair and_im- 
provement of Buckingham House; Ordered, 524. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 535- Committed, 544. Considered ; reported ; to, be 
ingrossed ; Day, appointed for Third Reading ; 552. ‘Passed, 
554. Agreed tu by.the Lords, 593. Royal Assent, 603. 
Vide Civit List, 
Buriey Gare Road, “Vide Leominster. 
Buryett, Bishop. Vide Cars or Goon Hore. 
Burnucy Roan. Vide OLpHAam. 


Burripce, John Doble; Petition’ complaining of certain Pro- 

' ‘ceedings in a Cause wherein he was.a Party ; To lie on the 
Table, 606. 

Vide Dry Ror. 

Bursieom ; Petition. for a Bill for regulating the Markets and 
improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 38. Re- 

ported ;, Bill ordered; 175. Presented, and read, 190. 
,Committed, g12. Reported; to be ingrossed; 348. “Passed, 
400, Agreed to by the Lords, 474, _ Royal Assent, 518. 

Burr, Richard Gathorne ;;Petition stating his case; To be 
_ printed, 392. 

Boutrer Trape, 





_—- 





Vide IRELAND. 


6° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 6. A.-1825. 


CADOGAN, Earl; Bill from Lords to enable the Trustees 
of his'settled Estates, to’ pull down a-Mansion House, and 
to grant. building Leases, 443; ‘read, ibid. Committed, 45+. 
‘Reported, and passed, 497. ' Royal Assent,:519.) «© 
——_—— the Honourable George ; Bill from Lords 
to enable him to grant building Leases, 445; read; ibid. Com- 
mitted; 451. Reported, and passed, 497. Royal Assent, 519. 
Cainscross; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence through Stroud to Minchinhampton, 13. Referred 
to a Committee, 14. Reported ; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, 
and read, 27. Committed, 47. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
232. Passed, 240. Agreed to by the Lords, 275. Royal 
Assent, 297. ' 
Caucutta, Bishop of. Vide East Inpia. 


CatpcLevca, late Alexander; Bill from Lords to enable the 
Trustees under his Will to grant building Leases, 486; read, 
ibid. Committed, 503. Reported, and passed, 547, Royal 
Assent, 587. 

Caper anv Hessuz Navigation; Petition for a Bill to 
enable the Company to make a Canal near the Town of Ha- 
lifax, and to amend Act ; Referred to a Committee, 40. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 46. Presented, and tead, 62. Com- 
mitted, 127. Petition of Barnsley Canal Company, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 132. Bill reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table; 202, Report farther considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed ; 252. Bill read'the third time, and further 
Proceeding upon Third: Reading adjourned, 257. Resumed, 
261. Bill passed, 262. Agreed: to by the Lords, 295. , Royal 
Assent, 297. Hog 

CaLepunian Cana. Vide ScoTLann. 


Campripeée Gagl; Petition for Leave to present a:Petition 
for a Bill for building a New Gaol, 256.;-Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 257. me ; Leave given; 263. Petition presented ; 
Referred to a Committee, 274. Report, that the Standing 

_ Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 292. 

Camsrioce University. Vide Coutece Lanps. 


Canapa Company; Motion for Leave to bring in. a Bilk to 
grant to a’ Company to be incorporated by/Charter, to be 
called “ The Canada Company,” certain Lands; the King’s 
Consent signified, and Bill ordered ;.205.: . Presented,.and 
read ; Day appointed for Second, Reading ; and to be printed ; 
317- Bill committed, 339.,. Committee deferred, 357....Bill 
considered ; reported ; Day auipeitson for further consider- 
ing Report; and Bill, as ame , to be printed ;.366.  Pe- 
tition of Robert Gourlay, 371. Further Consideration. de- 
ferred, 394, 415- Bill re-committed ; considered ; 423. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
428. Third Reading deferred, 436. | Bill peree, 449. “By 
the Lords; with Amendments, . ‘Considered, and agreed 
to, 592. Royal Assent, 6og. 

Vide Accounts. (AbDDRESSEs, $2.) 

Cawapa Corn. Vide Corn. 


Canapa Trape ; Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 119, to regulate the: Trdde 
of the Provinces of Upper and Lower ‘Canada, read; to be 
G2 considered 














INDEX vo the Ercutietra Vorume. 


[ 1825. 








“ednsidered ‘in a Committee of the whole House, 33. Com- 
mittee deferred, 205, 228, 266. Act again read ; to be con- 
' sidered ; considered ; reported ; and Bill ordered; 280. Vide 


infra. 





Bill to provide for the extinction of 
| Feudal and Seignioral. Rights and Burthens on Land held 
under-certain Tenures; Ordered, 280. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 346. 
Second Reading deferred, 365, 386. Bill committed, 394. 
Considered; reported; Day.appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; and Bil], as amended, to be printed ; 415. Report 
further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 447. Third Reading deferred, 463. The 
King’s;Consent signified, and Bill passed, 472. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 542. Royal Assent, 586. 

Canvtze Duties; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; viz. Of 
Candle-makers in Glasgow ; to be printed, 152. Of Candle- 
makers of Dundee; to be printed, 164. Of Corporation of 
Candle-makers of Edinburgh ; to be printed, 168. 

Canror, Martin Money, Vide Kenrick, Mr. 


CanTersury; Petition for a Bill for making a Railway from 
Whitstable to that City; Referred to a Committee, 53. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 99. Presented, and read, 196, Com- 
mitted, 240. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 346, 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 382. 
Passed, 389. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 


gs6.-, ‘&lt;) 


and RAmscATE Road; Petition for a Bill to 
enable ‘the Trustees to alter the line of certain Streets; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 53. Reported; Bill ordered; 90. 
Order of Leave for Bill, read, and discharged ; another Bill 
ordered; 209. Preseuted, and read, 217. Committed, 251. 
Reported ; to be ‘ingrossed ;- 467, Passed, 487. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 542. Considered, and agreed 
to, 548. Royal Assent, 586. ee 

Archbishop of; Bill from Lords, to enable the 
Archbishop of Canterbury to grant Ligences for building 
upon, and improving the Copyholds of “Lambeth and Croy- 
don, 515» Read, 520. Committed, 535. Reported ; Amend- 
ment made; 597. Passed, with an Amendment, 604. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 612. Royal Assent, 627. ' 


Care or Goop Hore Bank Company ; Petition for Leave 
to'present a/ Petition for a Bill to enable them to sue and be 
sued in the name of their Governor or Secretary ; ‘Referred 

_ to a Committee, 216. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
presented ; Referred to a Committee; 223... Reported; Bill 
ordered; 242. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; another 
Bill ordered; 290. Presented, and read, 290. ; 

Petition of Bishop Burnett ; complain- 

ing of the conduct of Lord Charles Somerset, 541. To be 

printed, oe Another Petition of Bishop Burnett ; To be 
30 











printed, 


- Vide (ADpREssEs, 33.) ‘ CARNALL, 





JouN, 


Caritat Crimes; Bill for allowing all Persons charged with 
Capital Crimes to make their Defence by Counsel; Ordered, 
311, Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed ; 317. Second Reading deferred, 327, 
351,357» 372, 428, 448, 463, 472, 485, 496, 507, 532. Com- 
mittee put off for Three Months, 551. 

Caruite, Richard ; Petition complaining of bis Imprisonment 
and Fines; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 285. 
Another Petition of Richard Carlile and others ; to be printed, 
482, Petition of Richard Carlile ; to be printed, 620, , 

Caruiste Barracks; Petition of Innkeepers and Inhabi- 

. tants .of Carlisle ; complaining of the billeting of Troops 
upon them ; To lie on the Table, 70. 

CarmyLe Road. Vide Grascow. 


Carna tt, John; Petition of John Carnall, of the Cape of 
Good Hope; complaining of Oppression and Imprisonment ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 461. 

Carnarvon Railway. Vide LLANtiyFin. 


Carsinoton (Derby) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered; 56. Presented,’ and read, 177. ‘Com- 
mitted, 195. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 360. . Passed, 368. 
‘Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 442. . 

Ca‘ror, John; Bill from Lords, to enable him to grant Build- 
ing Leases: of Lands, 512. Read, 513. Committed, 526. 
Reported, and passed, 590. Royal Assent, 603. 

Catrerickx Road. Vide BorovuGHsRrince. 

Cattie; Bill to extend the Provisions of Act 3 Geo. 1V. 
€. 71. Ordered, 380. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Sirsa harry, | and to be printed; 387. ba Read- 
ing deferred, 440, 446, 463, 522, 533. Sécond Reading put 
of for Six Months, 584. ° F 

——— Petitions to extend the Provisions of the said Act; viz. 
Of Inhabitants of Bath ; to be printed, 374. Of Inhabitants 
of Westminster, 380. Of Inhabitants of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne’; to be'printed, 391.. Of St. George Hanover ees 
and St. Mary-le-bone, 574. - Of luhabitants of St. Mary 

- | Latmberh; to be printed, 629. . 

+. Act (g Geo. IV. c. 71.) relative to the cruel and im- 


proper Treatment of Cattle, read; Bill to alter and amend 

the same ;. Ordered, 613. t 
Petition in favour; viz. Of Inhabitants of Chester ; 

to be printed, 454. 

‘Vide Animas. BEAR-BAITING. 

Cawtuorne Road. Vide Barnstey. 


Certiricates; Bill to prevent Clerks and others from being 
prejudiced by omitting to takeout Certificates; Ordered, 
164. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 174.. Committed, 181. Considered; 185: . Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; .195. 
Toned, 206, Agreed to by the Lords, 521. Royal Assent, 
» 586, 


Cryton Government. Vide(Appresses, 39, 46.) 


Cuancery, Court of.’ Vide (Accounts. Court or 
CHANCERY.) . 


Cuaprain. . Vide (ApprzEsszs 6.) 

CuaritaB_e Institutions. Vide IrELanp. 
Cuaritizs. Vide Accounts. (Appressgs, 38.) 
Cuartettr’s Name. Vide Newport. 

Cuarter Scuoots. Vide IrRcanp. | 

Cuatuam Gas Light. Vide RocuEster. 


CuetseA; Bill from Lords, to enable the Rector. to grant 

_ building and repairing Leases of the Glebe Lands belonging 
to the Rectory, 435. Read, 438. Committed, 451. Re- 
ported, and passed, 497. Royal Assent, 520. 


Cuetsea Cuurcu}; Petition for Leaye to present a Petition 
fora Bill to alter and amend Act; Leave given; Petition 
presented accordingly; Referred. to a Committee, 98. ‘Re- 

_ ported; Report referred to.;the Select Committee on. Statid- 
ing Orders; 127. Report that the Parties be permitted.to 
proceed, and to give Notices, 149. Report read; Bill’ or- 

. dered; 211. Presented, and read, 221... Committed, 272. 
Petitions of Overseers and Parochial Gommittee-men; and 
of Inhabitant Householders, against; Referred, and-Counsel 
ordered; 291. Petition of Rector, Churchwardens, and dn- 
habitants of Saint Luke Chelsea, in favour,.329. All to 
have Voices, 334. Bill reported; to be. ingrossed; 378. 
Passed, 389, . Agreed to by the Lords, 439. Royal Assent, 
441. 

Cuetsza Hosritat; Motion for laying before the _House 

. Copy of Order or Regulation of the Boatd, for the Manage- 
meut of Chelsea Hospital, of date “24th October.1821 ;” 
withdrawn, 511. : 

-Penstonenrs; Bill for extending to Scotland cer- 
tain Provisions of Act. for ‘the Relief of the Poor, so far 
as relates to Chelsea and. other Pensioners; Ordered, 346. 

- Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second ‘Reading ; 
and to be printed; 346. Committed, 366. Considered, 372. 
Reported; to-be-ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reads 
ing; 377-: Third Reading deferred, 381, 394. . Bill passed, 
415. Agreed to by. the Lords, 455. eg 518. 

———— Petition of Pensioners of Glasgow; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ;. 349. 


CuetTenuAM Roads; Petition for a Bill for making a Road 
from thence to Tewkesbury; Referred to a Committee,’ 6. 
Petition ‘and Order of Reference to a Committee, read, 
and discharged; Petitioh referred to Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; 48. Petition and Order for referring it to 
Committee on Standing Orders, read, and discharged ; Peti- 
tion referred to a Committee ; 60. Reported; Report refer- 
red to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 108. ‘Re- 
port, that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispense 
with, 149. 








_ 


Petition for a Bill to enable His Majesty ‘to 
license a Play House in that Town; Referred to a Commit- 
tee, 85. Reported; Bill ordered; 155. Presented, and 
read, 212. ! 





and Gtovucester Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and improving the same; Referred 
to a Committee, 59. Reported; Bill ordered; 156. Pre- 
* “sented, ‘and read, 175. Committed, 232. Reported; to’be 
‘ingrossed; 405- Passed, 417.‘ Agreed to by the Lords, 
455- Royal Assent, 519. ’ ; 
Road. Vide Tewkessury. wa 
Custer Bridge; Petition for a Bill for erecting an additional 
Bridge over the River Dee, in that Parish ; Referred , to 
a Committee, 66. Reported; Bill ordered ; go, Presented, 
and read, 221. Petitions of Farmers and others of Chester ; 


and of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Chester, against ; 
i Petition of Owners of Property 








283. Bill committed, ab 
in the Parish of St. Bridget, against, 353-. Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 354. Other Petitions read again; Refer- 


red, and Counsel ordered ; ibid. Petitions of His Majesty’s 
Justices ; and of the Grand Jury. of Chester, in favour; 495. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 440. Passed, 451. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 474- Royal Assent, 518. |” wah 
———_— Waterworks ; Petition for a Bill for better supplying 

that City with Water; 66. Referred to a ee 67. 

Reported ; Report referred to the Select Salling 


i 


1895.] 


INDEX. ta:the E1re@utietH VoLumMeE. 





Standing Orders, 102, Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
‘not to be dispensed with, 122. 
CnresTERfiExp ; Petition for a Bill for rg gan Town and 
Borough ; Referred to a Committee, 56. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 106. Orderof Leave. for Bill, read, and discharged ; 
another Bill ordered ; presented, and read ; 188. Commit- 
ted, 197. Reported; to be in ; 394. Passed, 360. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 441. 


: Petition fora Bill for supplying with Water 

that Town and Borough; and for pubpayhiin e same with 
Gas; Referred to a Committee, 56, Reported; Report 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 106. 
Report, that the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 
122. Report read; Bill ordered ; 131. Presented, and read, 
188. -Committed, 233. Reported, 324. Report further 





considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 353. Passed, 360. Agreed 


to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 441. 


Curmney Sweepers. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 19.) 


Cuinsurau; Petition of Robert Eyre respecting the Capture 
of Chinsurah ; To lie on the Table, 253. 


Curistcuurcu ( Hants) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 52. 


and Mitton (Hants) Lands; Petition for 
a Bill to divide and allot; and Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 
and read, 234. Committed, 354. aie to be ingrossed ; 
409. Passed, 425. Agreed to by the Lords, 470. Royal 
Assent, 520. 


Curist’s Hospirat; Bill from Lords to enable the Governors 
to grant building Leases, 528. Read, ibid, Committed, 554. 
Committee to sit and proceed, 602, Bill reported, and passed, 
609.. Royal Assent, 627. ' 

Cuurcues. Vide Accounts. 
LAND. . 

Cuurcn Lanps; Bill. to authorize the Exchange of Church 

+ Lands; Ordered, 464. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 464. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 473, 477. Bill committed, 484. Committee 
deferred, 522, 533» 539- Billeonsidered, 552. Further con- 
sidered, 554. Report deferred, 75. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 585. Third 
Reading deferred, 601. Bill passed, 608. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 630. 


Cuurcn Rates. Vide IRELAND. 


, CrrENCESTER ; Petition for a Bill for paving and improving 
that Town; Referred to a Committee, 51. Reported; Bill 
‘ordered’; 125. Order of Leave for Bill, discharged ; another 

Bill ordered ; 231. Presented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
261. Reported ;.to be ingrossed; 410. Passed, 419. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 521. Considered, atid agreed 
to, 535. » Royal Assent, 586. 

Roads ; Petition for a Bill for maintaining 
and improving the same; Referred to aCommittee, 95. Re- 
ported; » Bill ordered; 120. Presented, and read, 232. 
Committed, 261. Reported; to be ingrossed; 382. Passed, 
395. Agreed to by the Lords, 444. Royal Assent, 519. 


Crvit Brrt Act. Vide IreLanp. 
Civit Contincencits. Vide Accounts. 


Crvit List; Act 1 Geo. IV. c..1,read; Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House to con- 
sider of the said Act; the King’s Recommendation signified, 
and Motion agreed to; 509. Considered, 517. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 524. 
Vide BuckxrncHamM Hovss. 

CLANFIELD (Oxford) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 45. Presented, and read, 213. Petition 
of Thomas Bennett, against, 329. 

Crare Haur (Cambridge); Bill from Lords to repeal Act 3 
Geo.’3. to enable the Master and Fellows to vary the Bene- 
factions of Dr. Blyth, 470. Read, 475. Committed, 498. 
Reported, and passed, 549. Royal Assent, 587. 

Ciauses ; Committed to Committees of the whole House, 302, 
400, 453, 559 581, 594, 621. 

Clauses added to Bills, upon further considering Re- 
ports, 303, 594. On Third Reading, 331, 379, 400, 439, 
453» 501, 527, 550 581; 584, 621. 

————— Clauses offered to be added on the Third Reading of 
Bills, withdrawn, 451, 618. 

——— A Clause offered to be added on Third Reading of 

a Bill; Debate thereon adjourned; 521. Resumed, 527. 


Leave given to offer a Clause on the Third Reading 
of a Bill, 550. 

———— Motioné ‘for bringing up Clauses, withdrawn, 531, 
Cs . 





(ADDRESSES, 57.) Scot- 








~ Vide Instructions. Questions Neg. 

Cuzncawnarton (Norfolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and. Bill, ordered, 63. Presented, and read, 225. 
Committed, 241. Reported i to be ingrossed; 348. Passed, 
963..--Agzeed to by the Lords, 419, Royal Assent, 442. 


VoL. 80.——Sess. 1825. 








CLgoBURY Mortimer Roads;. Petition; ill for. andl 
ing and improving the same; Referred agi initiee 7 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 130. Presented, tread, Be 
Committed, 190. Reported; to be ingrossed; 328. ~ . 
$36. Agreed to by the Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 359) 
Ciercy ; Motion for an Address for a Return of Persons. in 
Holy Orders in the Church of England, the hold Offices in 


Corporations, dropped for want of Forty Members, 221, 

Vide Accounts. West Inpi&amp;s. utes. * 

Currk of the House; To direct the printing of the Journal, 
25. i 

Cuirrks and Orricers of the House. (Vide AppRESSEs, 9.) 


C.ierxsnipP, Articles of; Billito allow the lnrolment, thereof ; 
Ordered, 164. Presented, and read ;. Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 173. Committed, 181. Considered, 185, 

. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed fur Third, Read- 
ing; 195, Passed, 206. Agreed to by the Lords, 521. Royal 
Assent, 586, ‘ 

Cuinton, Lord; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain Es- 
tates, 606. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 608. 
Committed ; and Leave given to sit and, proceed; 609. Bill 
reported, and passed, 615. Royal Assent, 627. 


CLowss, late Dorothy; Bill from Lords, to enable the Trustees 
_ under her Will to grant Leases, 455. Read, 459. Com- 
mitted, 466. Reported, and passed, 513. Royal Assent, 
520. 
Ciypve Navigation; Petition for a Bill to amend Acts for en- 
larging the Harbour of Glasgow, and improving the Navi- 
geen of the River Clyde; Referred to a Committee, 67. 
etitions of Company of Proprietors of Forth and’ Clyde 
Navigation; of Proprietors of Ran ct, the Banks of the 
Clyde, and of Proprietors of Glasgow Waterworks, agaitist ; 
198. Petition reported; Report referred to the Select Com- 
mistee on Standing Orders, 198. Report, that the Parties be 
permitted to proceed with their Bill, and to deposit an Esti- 
mate, 224. Report read; Bill ordered; 226. Presented, 
and read, 235. Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers of 
Property, against, ibid. Bill committed, 290. Petition of 
Willian M‘Andrew, against, 316. Petitions of Merchants 
and others of Aberdeen; also of Arbroath, against ; Referred, 
385- Petitions of Owners or Occupiers of Property on the 
orth and South Banks of the Clyde above the Bromielaw 
Bridge, and also as Inhabitants oF the City of Glasgow in- 
terested in the common Property of the public Green of 
Glasgow and in the River Clyde; and of the Company of 
Proprietors of the Glasgow Waterworks, against; Referred; 
Counsel ordered ; Voices; 388. Petitions of Merchants and 
Traders in the City of Edinburgh and Town of Leith; of 
Merchants and Traders of the Port of Grangemouth; of Mer- 
chants interested in carrying on the Trade of the Forth and 
Clyde Canal to the Coast of Ireland, and the West Coasts of 
Great Britain, from Port Dundas ; of Inhabitants of the City 
of Glasgow, and as such interested in the common Property 
of the public Green of Glasgow, and in the River Clyde 
of the Provost, Magistrates, and Council of the Royal Burgh 
of Dambarton ; of Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Baronet; of 
Commissioners of the Harbour and Ship-owners of Greenock ; 
of Merchants, Ship-owners, Manufacturers, and other Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Greenock; of the Magistrates and 
Town Council of Greenock, and as Trustees, under various 
Acts of Parliament, of that Harbour; and of Freeholders, Jus- 
tices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of the County 
of Dumbarton, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 395. 
Petition of Owners of Steam Boats on the Clyde, against; 
Referred, 399. Petition of Merchants, Bankers and others 
of Glasgow, in favour, 405. Petition of John Dixon and 
William Dixon, against; Referred; and Counsel ordered; 
411. Of Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Dun- 
dee; Referred, 417. Bill reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 437. Of Merchants and others of Glasgow; and of 
the Town of Greenock, 444. Petition of Noblemen “and 
others interested in the Navigation of Leven and Lochlomond, 
against; Referred; and Counsel ordered ; 452. Report far- 
ther considered; Bill to be ingtopaed 465, Passed, 475. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 505. Royal Assent, 518. 


Navigation Road and Bridge; Petition for improving 
the Navigation of the River Clyde, from the Bromielaw-at 
Glasgow, Eastward, to Carmyle, and for making a Road and 
Bridge ; Referred to a Committee, 77.. Reported; Bill, or- 
Fu ; 122. Petitions of Proprietors or Occupiers of Lands 
on the North Bank of the Clyde; and of the: Company, of 
Proprietors of the Glasgow Waterworks, against, 200, Bill 
presented, and read, 235. . Petition of be sp and Oc- 
cupiers of Property, against; to lie on the Table, 235. Pe- 
tition of John and William Dixon, Against, 316. Bill.com- 
mitted, 369. Petition of William M‘Andrew ;.and of John 
and William Dixon, against, 399. . Referred;.and Counsel 
ordered; 400. Petition from, Dumbarton, io. favour, 426. 








Of the Company of Proprietors of the Cranston Hill, Water- 
works; of Thomas Lancaster, Merchant in Glasgow,,.and 
Printer and Dyer at Dalmarnock ; and of C under 


the Firm of Henry Monteith and Company, picsenensn. in 
Glasgow, and Printers, and Dyers at Barrowfield, against ; 
Referred ; 





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Referred ; Counsel oidered; Voices; 432: Of Provost and 
Town Council of Rutherglen, in favour, 444. Of Patrick Play- 
fair and others, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 444. 


Coat Dourtiszs; Petitions to re the Duties-on Coals carried 
Coastwise; viz. Of Mayor, Jurats and Commonalty of Deal ; 
To be printed, 16. .Of Ship-owners, Merchants, and others 
interested’ in the Coasting Coal Trade of Bridlington and 
Bridlington Quay ; of the Mayor, Burgesses, and Inhabitants 
of the Bordugh and Parish of Southmolton ; and of Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Holsworthy; 24. Of Inhabitants of 
Flixton, 30. Of Merchants and others of Plymouth; and 
of Inhabitants of Tottenham High Cross; 41. Of Inha- 
bitants of the Parishes of Combemartin, and Ilfracombe, 
in the County of Devon; and of the Portreeye, Aldermen 
and Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea; to be printed, 
49.. Of the Mayor; Recorder, Aldermen, Sheriff and 
ommon Councilmen of the City of Canterbury, in Burgh- 
mote assembled, 70; and of several Inhabitants of Watchet 
and Places adjacent; and of East Harling and its Vicinity ; 
to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Royston, 95. 
Of ‘the Severn and’ Wye Railway and Canal Company ; 
of Inhabitants of the Town of Saint Columb and its Vici- 
nity; of the Parish of Bridgerule; of the Minister and 
principal Inhabitants of the Parish of Paul near Penzance ; 
102. Of the Minister, Townreeve, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of the Town and Township of Bungay; of 
the Chamber of Commerce of the City of Dublin; of Ship- 
owners of the Port of Scarborough; of Inhabitants of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Tavistock ; of the Proprietors 
of the Glamorganshire Canal Navigation ; and of Inhabitants 
and others interested in the Shipping and Trade of the Port 
of Cardiff; to be printed, 102. Of Inhabitants of the Port 
and Town of Wisbeach ; of the Parishes of Gillingham and 
Langavelach ; of the Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Milton in the New Forest; of the Rector, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Emsworth, in the Parish of 
Warblington; of the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen and Ca- 
pital Burgesses of the Borough Town and Manor of Bideford, 
and of the principal Inhabitants of that Town and its Vicinity ; 
Of the Mayor, Burgesses-and Inhabitants of the Borough of 
Okehampton, 110, And of Inhabitants of Cheriton and 
Hythe; of the Parish of Woolwich; and of the Town of 
Alton and its Vicinity ; to be printed, 111. Of Inhabitants 
of the ancient Town of Rye and its Vicinities ; of Gentlemen, 
Clergy, Freeholders, Yeomen and Inhabitants of the Town 
and Borough of Ashburton and its Neighbourhood ; of In- 
habitants of the Town of Moretonhampstead and its Vici- 
nity; and of the Parsh of Hartland; 118. Of Ship-owners of 
the Port of Sunderland; and of Proprietors and Lessees of 
Collieries on the River Wear ; to be printed, ibid. Of In- 
habitants of the Borough of Bridport; and of Beaminster 
and its Vicinity; of Proprietors and Occapiers of Collieries 
_in His Majesty’s Forest of Dean; of the Minister, Church- 
wardens, is dh and Inhabitants of Aylesford; of Inha- 
bitants of Woodbridge and the adjacent Parishes, 122, And 
of Kirby Cane, Ellingham, Stockton and Hadleigh, and its 
Neighbourhood ; of the Mayor, Aldermen, Commonalty and 
Inbabitants of the Town of Penzance; and of Inhabitants of 
the Hundred of Stratton; of the Town and Port of Great 
Yarmouth and its Vicinity; and of the Parish of Pyworthy; 
to be printed, 123. Of the Churchwardens and other Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Mortlake; of the Mayor, Jurats 
and Inhabitants of the Town and Port of Hythe and the 
Vicinity thereof; of the Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Ware ; of the Rector, Churchwardens 
and Overseers of the Poor, and Trustees for executing an Act 
for the better relief, maintenance and regulation of the Poor 
within the Parish of Saint Mary Whitechapel ; of the Mi- 
nisters, Churchwardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of the 
Parishes of Walpole Saint Andrew, Walpole Saint Peter, 
and West Walton; of Inhabitants of Gedney Hill, of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Ulverston, and of the Parish 
of Tintagel; 128. Of Proprietors of Coal Lands in the 
central part of the County of Glamorgan; of Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Lansamlet, of Surfleet, and of Hornchurch ; 
and of the Recorder, Burgesses and Inhabitants of the Bo- 
rough of Totnes ; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Topsham; of the Parish of Greenwich; and of 
the City of London; to be printed, 133. Of Merchants, 
Traders and Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of 
Lancaster; of Inhabitants of Roydon; and of Residents in 
the Town of Bishops Stortford, in the County of Hertford 
»aod-its Vicinity; 142. Of Inhabitants of Lyme Regis; to 
be printed, 158. Of the Churchwardens, Overseers and In- 
habitants of the Parish of Gedney ; of Merchants, Gentle- 
men and Inbabitauts resident in and near the Borough of 
Clifton Dartmouth Hardness; of Inhabitants of the ae 
-dved,'Town and Neighbourhood of Colyton; and of the 
. Parish of Braunton; 180. Of Inhabitants of Newton Abbot 
-- and Newton Busbel; and of the principal Owners and Occu- 
piers of Lands, and other {Inhabitants of the Parish of Doddis- 
combesleigh, 193. Of Inhabitants of Brockdish, and of 
Harleston, s- Of Linen Bleachers, and others interested 
in the Linen Trade, residing in the Neighbourhood of the 


Town of Belfast ; and of Inhabitants of the Town of Kirkby 





in Kendal ; and of the Parish of Mylor; 220. “Of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Wimborne Minster, 237. 
Of Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants ‘of the Town of Clon- 
mel and its Vicinity ; and of Cotton Spinners and others in- 
terested in the Cotton Trade, residing in the- Town and 
Neighbourhood of Belfast; to be peices, 264. Of Inha- 
bitants of Ugborough, 384. And of Members of the.Cham- 
ber of Commerce of Drogheda; to be printed, 384. Of 
Corporation of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; to be printed, 439. 
Petitions for the Repeal of the Duty on Coals imported 
into Ireland ; viz. Of Corporation of Chamber of Commerce 
of Waterford, 41. Of Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants 
of Cork; to be printed, ibid. Of Mayor, Burgesses and 
Inhabitants of Bodmin, 152. Of Inhabitants of Lisburne, 419. 
—-— Vide Accounts, 
Coat Meters. Vide IRELAND. 
Cocxernam Tithes; Petition for a Bill to commute fora 
Corn Rent, the Tithes and Dues payable to the Vicar; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 43. Reported; Bill ordered; 114. 
Presented, and read, 223. Committed, 282. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 401. Passed, 417. Agreed to by the Lords, 
455. Royal Assent, 520. 
Cockermouth Roads; Petition fora Bill for more effectually 


amending and improving the same ; ‘Referred to a Committee, 
74. Reported ; Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders ; 175. Report, that the Parties be permitted 
to proceed with their Bill, 203. Report read; Bill ordered ; 
203. Presented, and read, 209. Committed, 262. Petition 
of Land Owners of Wigton, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 271. Petition of Owners of Messuages, respectin 

the Standing Orders, 290. Petition read again, and referred, 
307. Petition of John Walker, of Maryport, agaiust ; to 
lie on the Table, 312. Read again; referred, and Counsel 
ordered: 325. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 347. Passed, 
353- Agreed to by the Lords, 385. Royal Assent, 442. ' 


Cocoa Duties; Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 75. relative to the Duty 
on Cocoa Nuts; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 289. Instruction to consider of the Bounties 

ayable on Cordage, and of the Customs Duties Acts ; and 
Bil considered; 295. Resolutions reported, and agreed to ; 
and Bill ordered thereupon ; 299. ' 

Cocoa Paste. Vide Gotp ANnp SItver. 

Cop Fisnery Company. Vide HerRine. 

Corre Barnarp. Vide IRELAND. 

Coin. Vide Accounts. 


Cot.iece Lanps. Vide Courca LANDs. 


— Bill to authorize the raising of Money on Mortgage 
of the Possessions and Revenues of the Universities of 
Oxford’ and Cambridge; Ordered, 464. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
penne 477- Notice taken, that the Bill ought to have 

n brought in upon Petition ; Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 491. 

CoLoniA [INTERCOURSE ; Bill for furtherregulating the Trade 
of His Majesty’s Possessions in America and the West Indies, 
&amp;c. Ordered, 248. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 281. Committed, 288, Femeiteaas 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 310. Further Consider- 
ation deferred, 340, 365, 386, 414, 423. Bull re-committed; 
Resolution relative to the Duties on Linen, Brandy, &amp;c. read ; 
Instruction accordingly; Bill considered; reported; day 
appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 448. Further Consideration de- 
ferred, 472. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 490, Passed, 499. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 573. Considered, and agreed 
to, 579. Royal Assent, 603. 

Cotoniat Services. Vide Accounts. 


Cotoniges. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 50.) TRANS- 
PORTS. 


Cotonires Trape; Bill to regulate the Trade of the British 
Possessions abroad ; Ordered, 310. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 473. 
Committed, 500. Committee deferred, 522, 533, 539- Bill 
considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 552. Further 
Consideration deferred, 579. Bill re-committed, and con- 
sidered, 593. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appomted 
for Third Reading ; 6v0. Passed, 607. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 629. Royal Assent, 626, 

Vide (ADDRESSES, 25.) 

ComBinaTion Laws; Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the effects of Act 5 Geo. LV. c.95- in respect tg the 
Conduct of Workmen and others; to report Opinion ; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 287.. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Com- 
mittee in the last Session; Referred ; Member added ; 306. 
Petitions referred, 310, 321. Members added, 321. Petitions 
referred, 332, 344, 35!» 355 37% 374, 38% 354, 391- 
Member added, 398. Petition of Journeymen Woollen- 


weavers, (Witnesses) of Rochdale, for their Expenses, 401. 
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Petition referred, 402., . Members added, 432. Petitions 
referred, 434, 461, 469, 475, 478, 488, 499, 504, 506. 
Power . to. report. Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the 
Table; and, to be printed; 511, Petitions referred, 596. 
Further. Report; to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 





544. . 

—— Petitions respecting the Combination 
Laws; viz. Of Seamen of North and South Shields; and of 
Operative Shipwrights of the River Thames in Limehouse ; 
Referred, 310. Of Operative Shipwrights of the River 
Thames; Referred, 321. _Of Master Upholsterers and 
Cabinet-makers of Dublin, against ; Referred, 326. Of Sea- 
men of Scarborough ; of Ship-caulkers of London; of Ope- 
rative Shipwrights of Blackwall, Limehouse, and Wapping ; 
Referred, 332. Of Woollen-weavers of Rochdale; and of 
Inhabitants of Rochdale; Referred, 337. Of Operative 
Shipwrights of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and Colliers of Ayr- 
shire ; Referred, 344. Of Journeymen Tailors and others 
of Stockport; and of the labouring Jenny-spinners; Re- 
ferred, 351. Of Fustian-cutters of Manchester, and of 
Seamen of Whitby; also of Master Manufacturers of Bir- 
mingham ; Referred, 356. Of Seamen of Sunderland-near- 
the-Sea and its Vicinity; of Journeymen Brass-founders; of 
Broad Silk-weavers of Spital-fields and its Vicinity ; and of 
Seamen of Stockton-upon-Tees and its Vicinity ; of Boot and 
Shoemakers of Northampton ; 369. Also of Daventry, 370. 
Referred, zbid. Of the Peete of the Town and County of 
agnensipeaien and its Vicinity ; of Journeymen Ship- 
wrights of the Town and Port of Liverpool; of the Joiners 
Society held in Liverpool; of Operative Sawyers of Liver- 

poets of the Blockmakers’ Friendly Union Society held in 
iverpool; of Coopers of Liverpool ; of Journeymen Ropers 
of the Port: of Liverpool; of Operative Mechanics of the 
Borough and Foreign of Walsall ; and of Operative Mecha- 
nies of the Town of Birmingham; Referred, 374. Of 
Operative Sawyers of the: City of London, the District of 
Finsbury, and Parts immediately adjacent ; of Shipwrights 
of Deptford; of Operative Sawyers of Rochester, Chatham, 
and_its Vicinity; and of Journeymen Sawyers employed on 
the Banks. of the River Thames; 379. Of William Curling and 
George Young, ibid. Referred, 380. Of Framework-knitters 
of the Town of Leicester ; and of Ship-caulkers of the River 
Thames; 383. Referred, 384. .Of Corporation of Joiners 
of Dublin; to. be printed, zbid. Of Seamen of the Port of 
London and its Vicinity; of Operative Sawyers of the City 
and Liberties of Westminster, and Parishes of Saint Mary-le- 
bone, Paddington, Knightsbridge, Chelsea, and Parts ad- 
jacent; and of Members of the Association of Colliers for 
Lanark, Dumbarton, and Renfrewshire; of Merchants and 
others of London ; of Shipwrights and Sawyers on the River 
Thames; Referred, 391. Of Operative Sawyers of the Bo- 
rough of Southwark, &amp;c.; and of Ladies Shoemakers of 
London ; Referred, 397.. Of Journeymen Calenderers of 
Manchester; of labouring Jenny-spinners usually employed 
in the Cotton Factories of the Town and Neighbourhood of 
Burnley ; of the Town and Borough of Wigan, and Neigh- 
bourhood ; of the Town and Neighbourhood of Haslingden ; 
and of the Village and Neighbourhood of Rattenstall ; of 
Master Builders of Birmingham ; Referred, 402. Of Artizans, 
Jou en. Mechanics and others, of the Town and Parish 
of Sheffield within Hallamshire; and of Inhabitants of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Oldham, being Operative 
Cotton-weavers; to be printed, 406. Of Inhabitants of 
Ashton-under-Lyne ; Referred, ibid. Of Operative Sawyers 
of Dover, 411. And of Operative Shipwrights of Sunderland ; 
to be printed, ibid. Of Journeymen Coachmakers of Bath, 
421. And of Boot and Shoemakers of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
ibid. Of Mechanics and others of Kingston-upon-Hull; and 
of Journeymen Boot and Shoemakers of Bath ; of Journey- 
men Calico Printers of Lancashire, Cheshire, and several 
other Counties; 426. Referred, 427. Of Journeymen 
Sadlers ; and of Journeymen Curriers of the City of Dublin ; 
_of Journeymen Ladies Boot and Shoemakers of Westminster ; 
Referred, 434. Of Journeymen Women’s Boot and Shoe- 
makers of the Borough of Southwark ; of Journeymen Coach- 
makers, Flax-dressers, and Chandlers of the City of Dublin ; 
and, of, Operative Sawyers of Manchester and Salford; of 
Manufacturers and others of Dublin ; Referred, 454. Of 
Masters, Wardens, &amp;c. of the Corporation of Cutlers of Hal- 
lamshire ; of Coal Masters and others of Ayrshire ; of Builders 
of Dublin ; and of Operative Mechanics of Bolton-le-Moors ; 
Referred, 461. Of Journeymen Carpenters and Joiners of 
London and Westminster ; Referred, 469. Of Ship-owners 
of Scarborough; to be printed, 475. Referred, 478, Of 
Inhabitants of Stayley Bridge; of Persons connected with 
the Staffordshire Potteries ; and of Tanners of Dublin; Re- 
ferred, 475. Of Master Wardens and Commonalty of Lon- 
don ; of Journeymen Sawyers of Brighthelmston ; of Sawyers 
_ of Ipswich; and of labouring Colliers of Mid Lothian and 
East Lothian; Referred, 478. Of Inhabitants of Nottingham, 
478. To be printed, 479. Of London Journeymen Wool. 
staplers, and of Operative Cotton-spinners of Glasgow ; to 
On RP 488. Of Tin Plate-workers of London ; Referred, 
ibid. Of Journeymen Tobacconists, and Journeymen Ship- 
wrights of London; Referred, 498. Of James Henry Grieve, 


Vox. 80. 





Sess. 1§25. 


Mary Cook, and Samuel Cook of Spital-fields; Refeixed, 504: 
Of Journeymen Brass-founders ; Referred, 506. Of Qperative 
Boot and Shoemakers of Dayentry; of Inhabitants of the 
Town.and Parish of Sheffield; and of Journeymen Victuallers 


of Dublin; Referred, 526. . Of Operative _Mast-and Block- ' 


makers of the River Thames; to be printed, 531. Of. Curriers 
of London and Southwark ; of Journeymen Coopers-of; Daib- 
lin; to be printed, 543. Of Sawyers-eniployed:on' the Banks 
of the Thames; of Weavers of Irvine ;, to be printed» 549. 
Of Operative Cotton-weavers of Leigh, 573..: Of Opetative 
Weavers of nawen, 582. Of Cotton-spinners and others 
of Stockport; and of Operative Mechanics; to. be printed, 
605. Of Inhabitants of Sheffield; to be printed, 612.1 (Of 
Mechanics; to be printed; 616. Of rative Weavers of 
Ayr; to be printed, ibid. Of William Curling and George 
Frederick Young; of Sawyers in their employ ;, also,,of 
Shipwrights in the employ of Messrs, Henry Fletcher, Son 
and Fearnall, of Shadwell k; to be printed, 619. 





Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 95. read; Bill to re- 
peal Act, and to make Provisions in lieu thereof; ‘Ordered, 
544. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; 553. Committed, 592. Considered, 
606. Report deferred, 614. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 617. Passed, 621. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 630. Considered, and agreed 
to, 631. Royal Assent, 642. 





Vide Lorps. 


CommereiaL Bank Company (Scotland;) Petition fora Bill 


to enable them to sue and be sued; Referred to a 'Com- 
mittee, 87. Reported; Bill ordered; 178 Presented, and 
read, 191. Committed, 198. Leave given to Committee 
to sit and proceed, 443. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 459. 
Passed, 590. 


CommeErciAL Road; Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge 


Term and Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 91. 


CommMERcIALINTERCOURSE. Vide IRELAND. 
CommiTTaLs. Vide Accounts. 
Committee Rooms, &amp;c.; Motion for an Address relative to 


the building of suitable Committee Rooms, and a Library ; 
To be considered in a Committee of the whole House; Re- 
port referred, and matter considered ; 613. Resolution for an 
Address reported, and agreed to, 622. Vide (ADDRESSES, 5.) 





ae 


Vide Printep Reports,  (Ap- 
DRESSES, 5.) © ; , 


COMMITTEES: 





Grand Committees Sapna, 6... Vide Grirv- 
ANCES—JusTIcE, Courts of —RELiGiIon—TRADE. ' 


——---— of the wHote Hovsg, appointed to consider-— 


Various Acts, 228,(v. AMERICA AND West Inp1a TRADE.) 
—129, (vo. Assessep TAxES.)—33, (0. CANADA TRADE.) 
—509, (v. Civit List.)—289, (v. Cocoa Duties.) —358, 
(o. Corn.) —259, 367, 424, 440, (v. Customs.) —129, 289, 
(v. Customs anv Excise )—359, 416, (v. Bxtis nee, 
288, (v. Fisnertes.)—440, (v. Giass.)—546, (v. Goip 
AND Sitver Puate.)—254, (0. IRELAND, COURTS» OF 
CHANCERY AND EXCHEQUER.) — 334, (v. IRELAND, 
EXCHEQUER BILLS.)\— 517, (v. IRELAND, PUBLIC 
RoaDs.)—414, (v. JuvGes’ SALARIES.)—367, (v. LEVANT 
Company.)—377, (v. MAN.)— 509, (v. Orricers’ PEN- 
SIONS.) —153, 185, (v. QUARANTINE.)—185, (v. S1LKs.)— 
311, (v. Spirits.) —534, (v. Stamp Durtes.) — 416, 
(v. We1GHTs AND MEASURES.) 


——— Messages. Vide 454, (vo. Kine.) 
——-—--- Motions, 14. (v. Supeuy.)—42, (v. Ways AND 


MEANS.) 

Other Matters, 370, (v. County Courrts.)—473, 
(v. CurRENCY.)-—207, (v. East Inp1a.)—5i5, (v. Hory- 
HEAD Roaps.)—367, (v. IRELAND, EXCHEQUER, CoURT 
or. )—476, (v. IRELAND, LUNATIC ASYLUMS. )—534,°(v. 
IRELAND, SILVER COIN.)—450, (v. [reELAND, Town- 
LANDS.)—540, (v- IRELAND, WIDE STREETS.)—~502,.(v. 
Justice, Courts ov.)—424, (v. Linen ano Branoy, Dv- 
TIES.) —496, (v. NEWSPAPERS.)—229, (v. Potice Magais- 
TRATES.)—359, (v. Postace Durtiszs.)—144, (v. Roman 
CaTHOLICS.)—377, 440, 515, (v- mete ee (v. 
Spirits.)—42, (v. Ways anp Merans.)—406, (0. West 

Inp1ta CLERGY.)—550, (v. Writs or Error.) 4d 
Serect Committ£Es appointed——To draw up 
Address, 5, (v. ADDRESSES, 1.) To consider of the Pe- 
tition of Trustees of the British Museum, respecting Mr. 
Rich’s Collection of Manuscripts, 129, (0. Brirtsu Mvu- 
s£UM.)——To inquire into the Effects of Act 5 Geo: IV. 
c. 95. in respect to the Conduct of Workmen and others, 
287, (v. ComBinaTion Laws:)——To consider ‘of ‘the Ex- 
diture of County Rates; 181, (v. County Rates—— 
‘o consider of the Laws ‘respecting Friendly Societies,-124, 
(v. Friznpty Socreties.———To examine’ the ‘Progress 
made in the General Index, 544, (0. JouRNAL "GENPRAL 
InpEx.)——To inspect Lords’ Journals, 506, §94, (0 Jour- 
NALS.)——To inquire into the local Taxation of the of 
Dublin, 119, (v. lretanDd, DuBLIN.)——To consider the 
Laws which regulate the Linen Trade, ‘305, ‘(v. IRELAND, 
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INDEX «to :the EicurvetH VoLume. 


[1895. 





= 


‘‘Lrngen TRADE.)——Ts inquire into the State of Ireland, 

- 92, (9. Inutann, Stare OF IRELAND.)——To inquire 
what Temporary Laws of a public and general nature, are 
now in force, and what have expired, 8, (v. Laws Ex prr- 
InG.}——To inquire into the State of the Law and its con- 

quences, respecting the Exportation of Tools and Ma- 
‘chihery, 124, (0. Macuix exy.}——To prepare Estimates of 
the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain and 
Ireland, for 1825, 321, (0. Mitatra.)}-+—To inquire into the 
peration of certain Acts relative to the Carriage of Parcels 

atid Porterage, 387, (v. Parcets.)———To consider of the 
Poor Returns, 294, (0. Re lah inquire into the state 
and condition of the printed Reports and Papers presented 

' to the House, 305, (v. Printep Reports.) To con- 

"sider of the constitution of Committees on Private Bills, 
504, (v. Priyate Bitts.)——Of Privileges, 6, (vo. Privi- 
LEGES.)——To examine the matter of a Paper purporting to 
be the Petition of Protestant Parishioners of Ballinasloe, 304, 
(vo. Roman Catworics.)——Yo take into consideration the 
state of the Salmon Fisheries of Scotland, and of the United 
Kingdom, 172, (0. Saumon Fisuxries.)—— To consider of 
the Petitions having for their object the dispensing with any 
of the Standing Orders of the House, 8, (@. Sranpine Or- 
DERS.)——To inquire into the state of the Turnpike Trusts 
within Ten Miles of London, 72, (0, Turnrixe Trusts.) 

———— Usual Order relating to Committees, 7. 

To report Proceedings from time to timé, 585.— 
And Opinion from time to time, 6. 

——+—. To report Opinion, 8, 72, 287, 384.—From time to 
time, 8. 











To report Observations, 8, 72, 128, 181, 294, 304, 
387, 460, 544.—From time to time, 305. 

To report Minutes and Observations from time to 
time, 208. 
— To report Opinion and Observations, 119, 124, 305, 
504.—From time to time, 172. 
To report Minutes of Evidence, 172, 460, 511, 582, 





* 628. 
———— To sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 8, 450, 462, 
490. 





— aCommittee ordered to meet and proceed, notwith- 
standing they had adjourned for a month, 474. 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 7, 8, 70, 
72, 119, 124, 129, 172, 181, 184, 262, 287, 294, 304, 305, 
. 33%, 544- , 
———— On Bills, to, send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
79, 189, 198, 219, 333, 450- 
—-—— All to have Voices, 6. 
. All to. have. Voices who come to Committees on Bills, 
168, 179; 184, 189, 198, 270, 298, 329, 349, Kc. 
—~———— Five to be the Quorum, 8, 72, 119,124, 129, 172, 181, 
228, 287, 305. Three, 294, 304, 321, 387, 506, 544, 594. 
— ‘To report on Notices, &amp;e. 103, 140, 161, 166, 177, 
189, 224, 241, 256, 292. 
— Revived, 165, 168, 175, 192, 201, 209, 210, 232. 
— Leave given to Committees to sit and proceed, 165, 
168, 175, 201, 210, 232, 241, 443, 510.—All Parties con- 
senting, 425. 
—- Report Progress, 181, 260, 408, 413, 462, 522. 
— Power to Committees to make Provisions in Bills, 








—_—- 

















292. 
. _ Time enlarged for Committees to report, 335, 452, 
459, 460, 464, 465, 468, 486, 497, 520. 
——-——- On Lords Bills, to sit before the usual time, 602, 60a, 
' 610, 615. 
-- Vide (AnpreEssgs, 5.) INstRucTIONS. MEMBERs. 
Questions Nea. Suppty. 
Common Pueas, Court of. Vide Jupczs. 
Commons, House of. Vide Accounts. Hovuse. 
ConpoLvEN Bridge Road. Vide Tresarwitu. 


Consonipatep Funp. Vide Ways anp Means, and BiLts 
in Suppty. 


Constasces; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 





Consuts. Vide Accounts. (AppREsses, 2.) Brivisn 
Consus. Havre pe Grace, 
Contacion, Vide Lorps. 


ConTINENTAL Gas ASsoctraTION. 
Convicts: Vide Feronizs. 
Cork. Vide IreLann. 

Cononers.. Vide Ingtanp. pa 
Corn; Petitions ainst. any alteration of the Corn. Laws; 
Of .Land Owners and Occupiers-of Doncaster, 123. 


Vide- IMPERIAL. 
Parpvon. 


viz. 
a printed, 124. Of Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, 

_ Commuissioneys of Supply, and others, of Kincardine ; to be 
rimted, 274. Of incorporated Chamber of Commerce of 
Limerick ; to be printed, 309. Of Owners or Occupiers of 
Land in the Hundred of Repton and Gresley ;. and. Ashby- 
e-la-Zouch ; to be priated, 326. Of Persons interested. in 


the growth of Seeds, of Wisbech; and Land Owners of 
Soham and Wicken,; to be printed, 331.. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands in the Town and Parish of Wokingham ; 
in the Parishes of Washington, Haughton, Darlington, Gain- 
ford and Bishopton ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and 
others interested in the state of Agriculture, residing. in 
Oxford and its Vicinity; of Owners and Oecupiers of 

in the Parish of Craike, in the Vicinity of Easingwold, in 
the Parishes of Aine and Coxwold, in the Town and Borough 
of Eye, in the Vicinity of Whitehaven and Egremont, in dre 
Neighbourhood of Selby, aud in Holderness; of Tenants:and 
Occupiers of Land in the County of Edinburgh; of Qwners 
and Occupiers of Land in the Hundreds of South Greenhoe 
and Forchoe, in the County of Kent, in the Vicinity of Ro- 
chester, and in or about Great Mongeham; to. be printed, 
337-.. Of Owners and Occupiers of Lands in the. Di- 


vision of Wimborne ; in the Hundred of Pyrton; 343.. The 


Vicinity of Kirbymoorside ; the County of Berks; the Vici- 
nity of Maidenhead, Long. Sutton, and the Neighbourhood 
thereof ; the Vicinities of Alcester, Borough of Warwick, 
Stratford-upon-Avon, City of Coventry, sad County of the 
same City, and New Malton $ Of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, and others interested in the state of Agriculture, resid- 
ing in the Parishes of Pangbourn, Mapledurham, and Goring 
and the Vicinity ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land, Trades- 
men and other Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Wantage and its Vicinity ; of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land resident at or in the Neighbourhood of the Towa of 
Chelmsford ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and others 
residing in the Hundred of Dengie, and the Town and Neigh 

beurhood of Maldon; of Freeholders,. Commissioners of 
Supply, Heritors and. Occupiers of Land, in the County. of 
Ross ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Parish of 
Howden and its Vicinity, and in the Vicinity of Tadcaster , 
of Owners and Occupiers.of Lands and other Inhabitants: of 
the Hundred of Biggleswade ; the Hundreds of Biggleswade 
and Wixamtree ; the upper District of the Hundred of Flitt ; 
the lower Division of the Hundred of: Flitt ; the Hundreds of 
Wixamtree, Clifton, Stoddon, Willey, Barford, and. Town of 
Bedford, Redbournstoke, and Manshead, and the Parish of 
Spalding and its Vicinity ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land, 
and others interested in Agriculture, in the Pare and Neigh- 
bourhood. of Holbeach; of Owners and Occupiers of Lands 
resident in the Parish of Donington, and the Neighbourhoods 
of the Town of Gainsburgh, of Crowland,-and of the Town 
of Spilsby ; of Owners Gli Semaiegs of Lands residing in the 
Parish of Swineshead, the Town and Neighbourhood of Horn- 
castle, the Wapentake of Candleshoe, the Town of Louth, and 
its Vicinity,and the Neighbourhood of the Town of Grantham ; 
of Owners and Occupiers of Land and Tradesmen resident at 
or in the Neighbourhood of the Town of Sleaford; of Owners 
and Oecupiers of Land in the Vicinity of Pocklington ;: of 
Owners and Occupiers of Lands, ‘Tenements and Heredita- 
ments, Merchants and Tradesmen, residing at the Town 
of Glamford Briggs and the Vicinity thereof; and of Ow- 


- ners and Occupiers of Land in the Neighbourhood. of the 


‘Town of Alford, Market Rasin and the Vicinity, the Neigh- 
bourhood of Boroughbridge, and that part of the County 
of Durham called North Durham; to be printed, 443. 
Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Parish of Billingham, 
Saint Andrew Auckland, and: West Auckland, and the Han- 
dreds of Mitford ; .of Gentlemen, Clergy, Owners and Occu- 
piers of Lands in the Hundred of Taverham + of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land, and others residing in the Parishes of 
Shipdham, and Pulham Saint Mary Magdalen; of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in the Hundred of Henstead, and the 
Vicinity of Stoke Ferry ; of Owners and Ocecupiers of Lands, 
and other Inhabitants, in the Hundreds of Depwade, Tunsteud, 
Humbleyard, Wayland, and Grimshoe ; of Gentlemen, Clergy, 
Land-owners, Occupiers and Tradesmen, within the Hundreds 
comprised in the Woodbridge division of the County of Suf- 
folk ; of Clergy, Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Hun- 
dred of Hoxne: of Owners and Oceupiers of Lands in Beccles 
and its Vicinity, in the Hundreds of Lackford, Blackbourne, 
Thingoe, Stow, Thredling, Blything, and Hartsmere; of 
Gentlemen, Clergy, Owners and Occupiers. of Land, and 
Tradesmen, in the Hundreds of Colneis’ and Carlford; of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in Risbridge Hundred, and in 
Newbury and its Vicinie ; of Corn Merchants, Factors and 
Dealers, in the City. of Glas ow; of Land-holders of the Town 
and Vicinity of Bandon; of Land-holders and others, of the 
County and County of the City of Cork ; of Owners and Oc- 
cupiers of Land in the Distriets of Montrose, Arbroath,. and 
Brechin, and County of Forfar; of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, and others iaterested in the state.of Agriculture, residing 
in Burford and its Vicinity ; of Owners and Oceupiers of 


_ Land, and others, residing in the Hundreds of Gailtcross’ ana 


Shropham ; of Owners and Occupiers of Lands in the County 
of Berwick, and in the Parishes of Inmpingtoa,: Fen Ditton, 
Ickleton, Elsworth, Whittlesford, Histon,-Gamlingay, and 
Grandsden, Shelford, Girton, Great Swaffham, Balsham, Over, 
Stapleford, Wratting, Cherryhinton, Hinxton, Burwell; Oak- 
ington, Fulbourne, Carlton, Little Swaffham, ‘Long Stanton, 
Horningsea,. Milton, _Swavesey, ‘Hardwicke; Landbeach, 
Waterbeach,. Duxford, Feyersham, Brinkley, @hesterton, 4 

worth, 


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.- worth, Long Stowe, Pampisford, Boxworth, Fordham, Mil- 
‘bourne, Linton, Toft, Quy, West Wickham, Comberton, 
Madingley, Harlton, Coton, Abingdon, Barringdon, Elm and 


Guyhorn, Horseheath, Granchester, Great Wilbraham, Trip- — 


low, Bassingbourn, Babraham, Mepal, Cottenham, Rampton, 
Sutton, Wilburton, Downham, Welney, Manea, Witcham, 
Sureatham, Witchford and Wentworth, Coveney, Willingham, 
Haddenham, March and Doddington, Wimblington and Dod- 
dington, Tid Saint Giles and Newton, Littleport, Chatteris, 
Wisbech, Upwell, Shepreth, Barton, in the Hundred of Roch- 
ford, and in the Mere: of Scarborough; of Yeomen and 
_. Farmers residing in the Vicinity of Pickering ;' of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in the Parish of Dartington; of Owners 
aud Oecapier of Land, and others concerned in Agriculture 
’ fn the Vicinities of Tiverton and Exeter; of Owners and Oc- 
cupiers of Land, and others interested in Agriculture, within 
the eastern Division of the County of Essex; 350. Of 
~ Owners and Occupiers of Lands in the Vicinity of Carlisle ; 
of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and others interested in 
"the prosperity of Agriculture, in the Parish of Kirkby Lons- 
dale and Vicinity ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the 
. Vicinities of Canterbury and Ashford, at or near Dovor, and 
in the Vicinity of Beverley ; of Farmers in the County of 
Aberdeen; of Landholders, Commissioners of Supply, and 
« Justices of Peace in the County of Aberdeen; of Tenunts and 
Occupiers of Land in the County of Kincardine ; of Owners 
- and Occupiers of Land, Tradesmen and others connected with 
Agriculture, in the Parishes of Eastling, Newnham, Statisfield, 
Otterden, &amp;c. in the Hundred of Faversham ; of Owners and 
- Occupiers of Land in the County of Huntingdon; of Land- 
holders and others in the Vicinity of Basingstoke; of Pro- 
-‘prietors and Occupiers of Land in the Carse of Gowrie ; 
of Landholders, Agriculturists, Corn-dealers and others, of 
. the Town of Belfast and Neighbourhood; of Noblemen, Free- 
holders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply 
- of the County’ of Haddington ; of Owners and Occupiers of 
- Lands in the Vicinities of Atherstone and Bromsgrove, and 
- the Hundreds of Samford, Babergh, Wangford and Cosford ; 
- of Gentlemen, Clergy, Landholders, Tenantry and Tradesmen 
- of the Hundred of Bosmere and Claydon; of Owuers and 
. Occupiers of Lands in the Hundreds of Thedwastre, Mutford, 
and Lothingland ; of Farmers and others connected with Agri- 
culture, in the northern District of the County of Fife; of 
Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of 
Supply of the County of Fife; of Owners and Occupiers of 
- Land in the Ccunty of Glamorgan; of Owners and Occupiers 
of Land, and others interested in the welfare of Agriculture, 
resident in the Vicinity of Banbury ; of Owners and Occupiers 
_ of Land in the Neighbourhood of Pontefract, the east and 
west Hundreds of the County of Cornwall, and the Ward of 
Leath, in the County of Cumberland; of Clergy, Proprietors 
and Holders of Land in the Barony of. Tyrawly, and Merchants 
living in the Town of Killala and its Vicinity ; of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land, and others carrying on Trade in the Vi- 
cinity of Havant, Emsworth, Bedhampton and Hayling; of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Neighbourhood of 
Lewes; of Harris Fleming of Fleet-street, in the City of Lon- 
don, gentleman, Proprietor of the “ British Farmers Chro- 
‘nicle” ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Parishes of 
Foxton, Hauxton, Whittlesey Saint Mary, and Whittlesey 
Saint Andrew, Harston, Bottisham, and Foulmire; of Free- 
holders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply 
of the County of Edinburgh ; of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, and others interested in the prosperity of Agriculture, 
ut and in the Vicinity of Devizes; of Owners and Occupiers 
of Land residing in the City of Lincoln and its Neighbour- 
hood, the Neighbourhood of the Town of Market Deeping, 
the Hundred of Well, the West Fen in the County of Lincoln, 
‘the Hundreds of Skirbeck and Kirton, the Neighbourhood of 
Newark-upon-Trent, and the Parish of Ollerton and its Vi- 
cinity ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land, Tradesmen, and 
other persons interested, in the Vicinities of Worksop and 
Retford ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and others in- 
terested in the prosperity of Agriculture, at and in the Vicini- 
_ties of Marlborough and Salisbury ; of Owners and Occupiers 
of Land in the East Hundred of the County of Rutland, at 
Caistor and its Vicinity, Barton-upon-Humber and the Vi- 
cinity thereof, and the North-east Division of the Wapentake 
of Manley, and the Vicinity thereof; of Occupiers of Land in 
- the County of Haddington ; of Owners and Occupiers of Lands 
in the County of Roxburgh; of Nathaniel Manning, Sheriff 
of the County of Louth; of Owners and Occupiers of Land 
in the Counties of Gloucester and Somerset, and the Vicinit 
_of Stow-on-the-Wold; of Owners and Occupiers of Lands 
residing in the southern part of the Coumy of Devon, the 
Hundreds of Loddon and Clavering, and the Vicinity of Lynn ; 
of Clergy, Gentry, and others, Owners and Occupiers of Land 
in the Hundred of Brothercross ; of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, Traders and Manufacturers in the Hundreds of North 
and South Erpingham, my: ing, Earsham, Blofield and Wal- 
sham, and East and West at: of Clergy, Gentry, Land- 
owners and Occupiers of Land, residing within the Hundred 
of Gallow; of Owners and Occupiers of Land and others, re- 
siding in the Hundreds of Launditch and Smithdon; of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land, and others, within ‘the Isle 
‘of Wight; of Proprietors and Occupiers of Land, 


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Tradesmen and others, residing in the Parish ‘of: Bishops 
Waltham and its Vicinity; of Landholdets and others inthe 
Vicinities of the City of Winchester, Pétersfield, and. Alresford, 
Andover, and Fareham; of Persons engaged iu Trade in the 
Vicinity of Fareham, Titchfield, and Bishops Waltham; of 
Owners ‘and Occupiers of land, and others, ‘in the Vieinity of 
Portsmouth ; of Proprietors. and Occupiers of Land, 'Trades- 
men and Labourers, residing in the Hundred of Aveland, and 
the several Parishes in the Hundred of Beltisloe; of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in the County of Rutlaad; and Owners 
and Occupiers of Laad, and others, carrying on trade’in the 
Vicinity of Chichester; to be printed, 350: Of Owners.and 
Occupiers of Land in the Parish of Kendal; as well as of the 
Tradesmen and Manufacturers of the Town of Kendal; of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Townsliips of Stainton, 
Helsington, and Skelsmergh ; and the Parishes of Heversham 
and Beetham; in the Hundred of Tending 5 and the Parishes 
of Saffron Walden, Littlebury, and Wendens Ambo; of 
Tenantry and Occupiers of Land in the County of Linlithgow ; 
of Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Tip- 
perary; of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and others, in the 
Towns of Royston and Saint Albans, and their Vicinities; of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Vicinity of Hungerford, 
and the principal Inhabitants of the Town thereof ; of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in the Parish of Aycliffe; of Land- 
owners, Merchants and others, concerned in agricultural pro- 
duce, residing in the’ Town and Vicinity of Youghal; of 
Landholders, Merchants, Traders and Agriculturists, of ‘the 
Town and Vicinity of Newry; 354. Of landed Proprietors, 
Landholders and Farmers, residents of the County of Carlow ; 
of Inhabitants of Market Lavington and its Vicinity, who are 
Owners and Occupiers of Land, or friendly to'the Agricultural 
interest; of Owners and Occupiers of Lands in the Vicinity of 
Market Harborough, and of other persons interested therein ; 
of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Peterborough, and the 
Neighbourhood ; and in the Hundred of Diss; to be printed, 
ibid. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Turreff Dis- 
trict of the County of Aberdeen ; in the Neighbourhood 
of Henley-upon-Thames; and in the Western District of 
Strathmore; of Proprietors and Farmers in Perthshire, and of 
Land-owners and Occupiers in the Vicinity of Stafford; 364. 
Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Durham, and of Laid- 
holders and others of Fermoy; to be printed, 369. Of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Vicinity of Reepham ; 
of Clergy, Gentry, Land-owners and Occupiers of Land,)re- 
siding within the Hundred of North Greenhoe; of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in the western District of Strathmore ; 
374. Of Owners and Occupiers of Lands, and others interested 
in the state of Agriculture, residing in Witney and its Vicinity ; 
of Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Car- 
marthen; and of Qwners and Occupiers of Lands in the Parish 
of Ashcombe; to be printed, ibid. Of Farmers and Oceu- 
piers of Land in the District of Turriff, 379. And Counties of 
Aberdeen and Banff; of the Western Farming Society in the 
County of Ross; of Robert Barclay, Moderator of the Synod 
of Angus and. Mearns, forming a considerable part of the 
Established Church of Scotland; and of Owners and Occu- 
piers of Land, and Persons concerned in agricultural pursuits 


- in the Parishes of Linsted and Teynham, and the Neighbour- 


hood thereof ; to be printed, ibid. Of Owners and Occupiers 
of Lands, and Inhabitants of East Grinstead ;' to’ be printed, 
384. Of Landholders, Commissioners of Supply, Jastices of 
the Peace, and other Gentlemen of the County of Banff; and 
of Noblemen, Freeholders, and. others, of Linlithgow; to be 
peel 391. Of Land-owners, and others, of Bosham and 
funtington, eed, 411. Of Freeholders, Heritors, Com- 
missioners of Supply, and Justices of the Peace for Elgin ;, to 
be printed, 426. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Whit- 
burn, 454. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Hun- 
dred of Holt, 572. 
Petitions for the repeal, alteration, or revision, of the 
Corn Laws; viz. Of Inhabitants of Colne; to be printed, 151. 
Of Bankers, Merchants and others, of Kingston-upon-Hult ; 
to be printed, 259. Of Merchants of London; to be prifted, 
286. Of Land-owners and Farmers of Ellenborough; to be 
printed, 309. Of Inhabitants of Royton ; to be printed, 309. 
Of Bankers, Merchants and others, of Leicester ; of Inhabi- 
tants of Manchester; of Owners and Occupiers of Lands of- 
Dittisham ; and of Woollen Manufacturers. of Gloucester, 
in favour; to be printed, 331. Of Inhabitants of the City 
of Carlisle and its Vicinity; of Directors of the Manches- 
ter Chamber of Commerce and: Manufactures; of Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Rochdale; of Directors of the Chamber of Manufactutes 
and Commerce at Birmingham; of Manufacturers, \T'raders. 
and others of the Borough of Kiddermimster; of Merchants, 
Bankers, Ship-owners, Manufacturers, and Traders of the 
City of London; of Merchants, Manufacturers, and other 
Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of ‘Halifax ; of 
Growers and Consumers of Corn, residing in and near Work- 
ington; of Merchants, Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Leeds; of Trustees of the Coloured and 
White Cloth Halls, in Leeds; of’ Manufacturers of broad 
Woollen Cloth, and others interested in the Woollen Matu- 
facture, in the West Riding of the County of York ; ‘and of 
Merchants, Manufacturers and others, of the Town of ya 
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field ; to ‘be seme? 337+ OF of Edison 1 fotniiece 

anufactures of ‘the Cit inburgh; of Manufac- 
— Spitalfields and the Vicinity thereof; of 
abitants of 


and Manufactures, of the City of Bristol; of Merchants, 
Manufacturers, Ship-owners, and other Inbabitants of New- 
eastle-upon-Tyne ; af the Convenery of the Nine Incorporated 
Trades of Lenh; of the Incorporation of the Wrights and 
asons of Leith; of Merchants, Ship-owners, and other 
nhabitants of Leith; of Labourers and others on the River 
Thames, and Banks thereof; of Merchant Burgesses, and 
Members of the Guildry Incorporation of the City of Perth ; 
aud of Inhabitants of Reading; of the Corporation of London, 
to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Collumpton, 354. And 
of Manufacturers and Inhabitants of Swalwell ; to be printed, 
ibid. Of Manufacturers and Traders of Cork; to be 
printed, 369. Of Manufacturers and others of Hawick, 379. 
Of Magistrates of Forfar; to be printed, ibid. Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Lands in Deptford, in favour, 384. Of 
Tohabitants of Milbourne ; to be printed, 391. Of the Dea- 
con, Collector, Masters and other Members of the Incorpo- 
ration of Weavers of the City of Glasgow; and of the Dea- 
con, Boxmaster, and remanent Members of the Shoemaker 
Incorporation of Perth; 402. Of Mayor, Burgesses, and 
Inhabitants of Totnes; to be printed, 426. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands in Welford and Boxford, 438. Of Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants of the Towns of 
Great and Little Bolton; to be printed, 454. Of Owners 
and Oceupiers of Lands in Coryton, 506. 


Petitions in favour of the Importation of Foreign Corn; 
viz. Of the Master, Wardens, Searchers, Assistants and 
Commonalty of the Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire, 
in the County of York; and of several Merchants, Manufac- 
turers and other Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Sheffield; and of several Merchants and Traders of the 
City of London; to be printed, 275. Of Labourers and 
Artificers of Workington, 304. 


Petition for a protecting Duty on Oats ; viz. Of Mem- 
bers of the Banffshire Farmers Club, 368. 
Petitions to allow Foreign Grain to be used for Home 
Consumption; viz, Of Merchants of London ; to be printed, 
286. Of Merchants and others of Montrose; to be 
inted, 332. Of Merchants of Dundee ; to be printed, 344. 
_ Of Merchants and others of Bristo), 351. To be printed, 
384. Of Merchants of Leith, 351. Of Merchants of New- 
castle-upon-T'yne, 363. Of Merchants of Alloa; to be 
rinted, 374. Of Kincaid Mackenzie, of Edinburgh, 402. 
Merchants of Stirling and Grangemouth, 434. 


~w-ree Petition of Landholders and Farmers of Essex, to punish 
Persons stealing Corn, &amp;c. ; to be printed, 315. 


Motion for laying before the House, an Account of 
Grain imported into Great Britain from Foreign Countries, 
for seven years ; withdrawn, 332. 

-—-— Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, 
to consider of the Corn Laws; Previous Question proposed ; 

. Motion for adjourning Debate, withdrawn ; Question Pre- 
vious, Neg. 351. 

Acts 55 Geo, 3, c. 26, and 3 Geo. IV. c. 61, for regulating 

the Importation of Corn; to be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House, 358. Considered, 365. Resolutions re- 
pared, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 371. 

ide infra, 

——-~~ Bill to permit, for a limited time, the entry, for Home 
Consumption, of Warehoused Corn and Wheaten Flour, 
Ordered, 371. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 381. Committed; Bill to be printed, 387. 
Committee deferred, 394. Bill considered, 398. Reported : 
to he ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 403. 
Passed, 413. 

——— Petitions ageinat the above Bill; viz. Of Occupiers of 


Land in Lewes; Tobe printed, 407. Of Samuel Squire, Corn 
Merchant, of London; 498: foaihs asi 


-——— Resolutions (3d May), and Report (8th June), read 
again, and Bills, or thereupon, se, Vide infra. 


—~~—- Rill to alter, for a time to be limited, the Daty on 
Wheat the produce of the British Colonies; Ordered, 76. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
517. Committed, 524. Considered, 534. JX 
m4 rs ; Day appointed for Third esiin 


to by the Lords, 582. Ro 
—-—— Bill to allow, for a time to be limited, the Entry of 

















yal Assent, 


Wareboused Corn and Wheaten Flour, for ‘Home Consump- 
tion; Ordered, 516, Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second 1B 3 527. » 824. Considered, 534. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Rend. 
ing; 539. Passed, 545. Agieall th epithe kena, 582. 
Motion, that the Inspector General of Corn Returns do 
make a R relative to the purchase of 5,000 Quarters of 
Oats, included in the Return of the quarter ended August 
1824, from Ipswich; withdrawn, 218. 
Vide Accounts. (AppRESSES, 2, 13.) JouRWALS. 
Cornwatt Minine Company; Petition for a Bill to enable 
them to sue and be sued in the naime of their Secretary ; 
Referred toa Committee, 93. Reported; Bill ordered ; 146. 
Presented, and read, 232. 
Corporate Ricuts. Vide IRELAND. 


Cotton Facrorits; Petitions respecting Children employed 
therein; viz, Of Cotton Spinners of Ashton-under-Lyne 
and its Vicinity ; of Journeymen Cotton Spinners of Bolton- 
le-Moors and its Neighbourhood; of M ics of Ashton- 
under-Lyne and its Vicinity ; and of Inhabitants of Stayley 
Bridge, being Cotton Spinners; 355. Of Cotton Spinners 
of Glasgow; To be printed, 407, 

Corton Mitus; Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 66, read; Bill to make 
further Provision for the Regulation thereof ; Ordered, 380. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed. for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 381. Second Reading deferred, 391. 
Bill committed, 422. Committee deferred, 446, 462. Bill 
considered, 476. Reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 484. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 

ointed for Third Reading, 495. Passed, 501... By the 

at with Amendments, 573- Considered, and agreed to, 
581. Royal Assent, 586, 

. Petitions against the above Bill; viz, Of Master 

OF Pro- 


Cotton Spinners of Preston; to be prise, 411. 
prietors and Occupiers of Cotton Mills in Manchester ;. to be 
printed, 445. Of Master Cotton Spinners residing in Black- 
burn; to be printed, 454. Of Master Cotton Spinners resid- 

ing in Warrington and Bolton-le-Moors ; to be printed, 460. 

Of Proprietors of Cotton Spinning Estates of Belfast; to be 

printed, 480. 

-: Petitions in favour of the above.Bill; viz. Of 
Operative Cotton Spinners and others, employed in the Cot- 
ton Mills of Belfast; to be printed; 461. Of Operative 
Cotton Spinners in Renfrewshire, 474. And of Hythe; to 
be printed, 475. 

CotTon SpinNeERs; Petitions for the Amelioration of the con- 
dition of Cotton Spinners, and for the Regulation of Cotton 
Mills; viz. Of Manchester and its Neighbourhood ; and of 
Inhabitants of Mosley, in the Parish of Ashton-under-Lyne ; 
to be printed; 220. Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Cot- 
ton Mills in Manchester, 421. To be printed, 422. 

Counset to be heard before Select Committees on Bills, 68 
107,130, 155, 182, 189, 212, 272, 354, 425. 

——_———. to be heard before Committees of the whole House 
on Bills, 198, 202, 208, 452, 467, 485. Heard, 252, 595, 541, 
580, 6og, 

—_— Leave given a Person complained of in a Petition, 
to attend by his Counsel, 582. 

Vide Carita Crimes. 

Counters Creek CANAL. Vide KensineTon. 

Country Bangers. Vide Gop. 

County Bounpanigs. Vide Accounrs. 

County Courts; Bill for preventing Delays and Expenses in 
the Proceedings of County Courts ; Ordered, 17. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be 

rinted, 17. Committed, 33. Order for Committee of the whole 

ouse, read, and discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Com- 
mittee; Instruction to inquire into the cases of such Persons 
as hold offices for life, the emoluments of which may be dimi- 
nished by the Bill; 50. Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 70. Membersadded, 73. Petition of the Dowager 
Duchess of Buccleuch, against; Referred, 140. Bill re- 
ported, with s Resolution; Day appointed for further. ¢on- 
sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 364. 
Minutes of Evidence; Ordered, 371. Presented; to be 
rinted; 372. Bill re-committed, 374. Consideration of 
esolution deferred, 393. Committee deferred, ibid. Con- 
sideration of Resolution deferred, 408, Committee deferred, 
. Resolution considered, and agreed to; and Instruction 
geeordiingyy 5 414. Bill considered, 422. Reported ; to be in- 

grossed ; Day appointed for Phird Reading; 427. Passed, 439. 














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—— Petitions in favour of the above Bill; viz. 

Of Merchants and others of York, 30. Of Merchants and 
others of Bishop Stortford, 40. Of Tradesmen and others 
of Becontree; and in Witham; to be printed, 4o. Of 
Merchants, Tradesmen and others of Stroudwater ; Tiverton ; 
69. Chesterfield; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants ot 
Norwich: go. Of Merchants, Tradets and Inhabitants of the 
Hundred of Wisbech; the North part of the Hundred of 
Witchford; and the Liberties of Whittlesey and Thorney 
in the Isle of Ely ; of Merchants, Tradesmen, Artizans, and 
other Inhabitants of the Town of Woodbridge ; of In evel 
nts 


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tants of the Borough of Huntingdon; of ‘Tradesmen’ and 
Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Falmouth ; 
: and of Tradesmen and other Persons residing in the City and 
County of Hereford; 102. Of the Mayor, Aldermen, 
Commuonalty, Merchants, Bankers, Traders and Inhabitants 
of the Town of Penzance; of Merchants, Traders and 
Inhabitants of Truro; of Traders, Shopkeepers, Dealers 
and others, within the Town of Cheltenham; of Merchants 
and Tradesmen of Helmsley ; of Merchants, Bankers and 
Tradesmen of the Town of Whitby, and its Vicinity; of 
Inhabitants of the Town: of Saint Austell; 123. And of 
Tradesmen, Artizans and other Persons residing in the Hun- 
dred of Sparkenhoe; to be printed, ibid.. Of Merchants, 
Bankers and Tradesmen of Stokesley, and its Vicinity; and 
of the City of Peterborough, and its Vicinity; 128 Of 
Inbabitants of the Towns of Towcester and Woburn; and 
of Tradesmen and Inhabitants of the Borough of Knares- 
borough ; to be printed, 128, Of Inhabitants of Wokingham, 
140, Of Bankers, Merchants, and others of Rirkby-in- 
Kendal ; and of Guisbrough; 151. Of Merchants, Bankers, 
and others of New. Malton; to be printed, 152. Of Cor- 
poration of Glastonbury ; and of Merchants of Louth; 157. 
Of Inhabitants of Northampton; to beprinted, mbid. Of 
Corporation and Merchants of Stockton ; to be printed, 163. 
Of Gentlemen and Traders of Otley, 165. Of Merchants 
and others of Northallerton; and of Inhabitants of Welling- 
borough; 168. Of Bankers, Merchants, Tradesmen and 
other Inhabitants of the Town of Sheffield; of Merchants 
and Tradesmen of Kirbymoorside; and of Bankers, Mer- 
chants, Shopkeepers and other Traders of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Huddersfield; 180. Of Bankers, Mer- 
chants, Tradesmen and Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Lymington; 183. And of Merchants, 
Bankers, and Tradesmen of the Town and County of 
Kingston-upon-Hall; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants 
of Banbury, 193. Of Inhabitants of Daventry; to be 
printed, 326. oF Inhabitants of St. Neot’s; to be printed, 
238. Of Merchants and others of Manchester; Referred, 
243. Of Ship-owners and others of Brixham Torbay ; to be 
printed, 286.. Of Traders and others of Chepstow ; to be 
printed, goo, Of Tradesmen of Kettering; of Bur- 
gesses and Inhabitants of Pwllheli; 314. Of Attor- 
nies of Northampton; to be printed, 314. Of Tradesmen 
of Bangor, 321. Of Inhabitants of Rugby’; to be printed, 
331. Of Inhabitants of Shrewsbury and Sherborne; to be 
printed, 337. — 





Petitions for Compensation; viz. Of Rich- 
ard Smith; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 7o. Of 
Henry Donkin, of the City of Durham, Gentleman, Clerk of 
the County Court of Durham; of Charles Short, Esquire, 
Barrister at Law, Clerk of the Rules and Orders of His Ma- 
ty’s Court of King’s Bench; and of Keane Fitzgerald, 
dl Clerk of the Warrants, Inrolments and Estreats of 
His Majesty’s Court of Common Pleas at Westminster ; 
Referred, 90. Of James Hawkshead, formerly of Charley, 
but now of Oldham; Referred, 103.. Of Henry Tuson ; 
Referred, 133. Of John Williams; and of John William 
Trevor; Referred, 168 Of Thomas Hamilton, of Henrietta- 
street, 179. To be printed, 180. Of John Holmes, Chief 
Bailiff of Southwark; Referred, ibid. Of Cursitors of the 
County Palatine of Lancaster; Referred, ibid. Of Luff 
Stocker, and Charles Dawson, 184. Referred, 185. Of 
Henry Smith, and John Gilbert Meymott, Clerks of the 
Court of Requests Southwark; Referred, 255. Of Samuel 
and Joshua Platt, Clerks of the Papers of the King’s Bench ; 
to be printed, 375. Of Charles Short, Clerk of the Rules, &amp;c. 
of the Court of King’s Bench; to be printed, 379. Of An- 
drew Edge; to be printed, 392. Of William Stewart Rose, 
Esquire, Clerk of the Pleas of the Court of Exchequer; of 
the four Ushers of His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer at 
Westminster; and of the four Ushers, the Court Keeper 
and Porter, of His Majesty’s Court of Common Pleas at 
Westminster, 400. Of George Ansell ; to be printed, 421, 





Petitions that the Bill may not interfere 
with certain Jurisdictions; viz. Of John ‘Eden, Deputy 
Steward of the Wapentake Court of West Derby; to 
_ be printed, 226. Of Roger. Miles, Steward of the Ho- 
nor of Leicester, parcel of His Majesty’s Duchy of Lan- 
caster; of Samuel Powell of Knaresborough, in the County 
of York, Gentleman, Under Steward and Clerk of the 
‘Courts for the Honor of Knaresborough ; of Christopher 
Jewison of Rothwell, in the County of York, Gentleman, 
Chief Bailiff of the Liberty of the Honor of Pontefract, 
1 of His Majesty’s Duchy of Lancaster; of John Philip 
yet of the City of Litchfield, Steward or Keeper of the 
Honor Court of Tutbury, parcel of the Possessions of His 
Majesty’s Duchy of Lancaster; and of John Hardy, Esquire, 
Barrister at Law, Chief Steward of the Honor of Pontefract, 
parcel of His Majesty’s Duchy of Lancaster ; Referred, 226. 





Petitions against; viz. Of the Dueliess 
Dowager of Buccleuch and Queensberry, against; Referred, 
140. Of Inhabitants of Saint George Hanover . 
Saint James and Saint Ann in the City and Liberty of West- 
minster j of Intabitants of Saint Martin-ii-the-Fields, Saint: 
Paul Covent Garden, Saint Clement Danes, Saint Mary-le- 


VoL. 80. 





Sess. 1825. 


Strand, and that part of the Duchy: of Lancaster, whieh ad- 
joineth thereto, in the County of ‘Middlesex; and. of Isha- 
bitants of the Parishes of Saint Margaret. and Saint Jobn 
Westminster; Referred, 152. Of Attornies of | to 
be printed, 164, Of (Commissioners of Southwark: Court of 
Requests; Referred, 255, Of Commissioners pee 
of Requests for the Parishes of Halesowen, Sc} 964. °Of 
Merchants and others of Wolverhampton ; to be printed, 
344. Of Traders and others of Amlweh, 351. Of Tahabi. 
tants of Doncaster, 370. Of Bankers tod others of Leeds, 
ior. Of Inhabitants of Howden; of Manchester, and of 
olton ; to be printed, 406. Of Chamber of commerce of 
Manchester; to be printed, 426. Ly ; 





Resolution reported from. the Committee 
on the Bill, read again; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee, to consider of Compensation to cer- 
tain Officers for Diminution of their Emoluments ; the King’s 
Recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; considered 
in Committee ; 370. Report deferred, 374. 

County Rares; Bill to enable Justices of the Peace in cer- 
tain cases, to borrow Money on Mortgage of the County 
Rates ; Ordered, 239. Presented, and read’; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; ibid. Petition of 
Justices of Wilts; Referred, 243. Members Pe 
Bill committed, 356. Petition of Creditors of the County 
of ‘Wilts, against, 364. Bill considered; reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 365. Member added, 370. Fur- 
ther Consideration deferred, 394. Bill re-committed, and 
considered, 403. Repofted; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 408. Third Reading deferred, 
423, 428. Bill passed, 439. Agreed to by the Lords, 512. 
Royal Assent, 518. 


Select Committee appointed to inquire into 

the Expenditure of County Rates ; To report Observations ; 

to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 

Quorum; 181. Member added, 234. Petition of Magis- 

trates of Hereford, for equalizing the County Rates; Re- 

ferred, 380. Leave to report Minutes of vidence, ‘582. 

Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 582. 

, Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 53.) 
County Transrer.or Lanp; Bill to empower Magistrates 
~ at Quarter Sessions, to effect the Transfer of Parcels of 

Land from one County to another; Ordered, 111, Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 260, Second Reading deferred, 267, Bill 

_. committed, 338. Committee deferred, 387. Petition of 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the Parishes of Wambrook, 
Dalwood, Stockland, and Chardstock, against ; to be printed, 
402. Committee deferred, 404, 428. Petition of Free- 
holders and others of Stockland and Dalwood, in favour, 
446. Committee deferred, 471, 522. Bill considered: re- 
pots Day appointed for farther considering Report; and 

ill, as amended, to be printed; 549. 

Vide (ADDRESSES, 20.) © 

Country Gaoxs. Vide (AppRESSES, 54.) 

County Treasurers. Vide IRELAND. , 

Court or Cnancery ; Petitions complaining of delay in the 
Proceedings of the Court of Chancery; of Robert Gourlay ; 
to be printed, 293. Of Samuel Palmer, one of the Church- 
wardens of the Parish of Saint Mary Newington, in the 
County of Surrey; of Walter Honywood Yate, Esquire, 
a Magistrate, and. Deputy Lieutenant for the County of 
Gloucester, but now confined for Debt in the King’s Bench 
Prison ; of Robert Gourlay ; of Joseph Hescott, late of Na- 
venby, in the county of Lincoln, Yeoman, but now a Prisoner 
in the Fleet Prison, for a contempt of the High Court of 
Chancery; and of Michael Gomm, of the Parish of Saint 
James Middlesex; to be printed, 476. Of Francis. Penney- 
kid; to be printed, 605. 

Motion for an Address for laying be- 

fore the House the Evidence already taken by the Commis- 

sioners for inquiring into the Court of Chancery; Question, 

Neg. thereupon, 506 

















Vide (AppREssEs, 43.) GouRLAy. 
IRELAND. ; 

Court or Common Puzas. Vide JupGes. 

Court or Kinc’s Bencn. Vide Junces. . 

Courts or Justice: Videlrerann. Justice, Courts of. 
ScorTLanp. 

Court or Session. Vide ScoTLAND. 

Cranok (Leicester) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 63. Order of Leave for Bill read, and dis- 
charged; another Bill ordered; 233. V.Guiooston. ~ 

Crepiroks. Vide ScovLanp. , 

Crewkerne Roads; Petition for a Bill for. repairing the 
same; Referred to a Committee, 61. Reported; Bull. or- 
dered; 191... Presented, and read, 138. Committed, 167. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 437. Passed, 451. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 480, Royal Assent, 519. a tan 

Crimuwa.Ovrences, . Vide (AppResses, 16,30, 42, 55,.56-) 

CriminaL Lunatics. Vide AccOUNTS, — 4) os 

I 2 - Cromarty 








INDEX ¢ the E1etiztn Votume. [ 1825. 





Cromarty Harbour ; Petition for a Bill to continue and en- 
large Powers of Act; Referred toa Committee, 19. 7 
Cromrorp; Petition for a Bill for making a Railway from 

thence to the Peak Forest Canal; Referred to a Committee, 
4. Reported; Bill ordered; 56. Presented, and read, 116. 
Sceiisttina, 155. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 255. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 303. Passed, 
306." Agreed to by the Lords, 331. Royal Assent, 359. 
Cromrorp AND Wirxsworts Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for amending und maintaining the same; Referred to a Com- 
filittee, 56. Reported; Bill ordered; 149. Presented, and 


read, 177. Committed, 196. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 360. 


Passed, 368 Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 442. 

Crosste, James, (a Member.) Vide Hovse. 

Croypon; Petition for a Bill for better collecting the Poor 
and other Rates in that Parish; Referred to a Committee, 
66. Reported; Bill ordered; 122. Presented, and read, 191. 
Committed, 242. Reported ; to beingrossed ; 349. Passed, 
356. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 441. 


Croypon Estate. Vide CANTERBURY. 
Cruewtry To ANIMALs. Vide ANIMALS. 
CuckKFiELp Roads. Vide BrigHTHELMSTONE. 


CumBERLAND, Duke of; Bill for enabling His Majesty to 
grant an annual Sum to him to provide for the support and 
education of his Son; Ordered, 471. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 476. 
Committed, 483. Considered, 490. Report deferred, 507. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 516. Bill passed, 521. Agreed to by the Lords, 
573+ Royal Assent, 585. 


Currency, Assimilation; House resolves to go into a Com- 
mittee to consider of providing for the Assimilation of the 
Currencies of Great Britain and Ireland, 393. Considered, 
407- Resolutions reported, aud agreed to; and Bill ordered 
thereupon; 412. Vide infra. 

House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
further of providing for the Assimilation of the Currencies of 
Great Britain and ireland, 473- Considered, 477. Resolu- 
tions reported, and agreed to; and Instructions accordingly ; 
434. Vide infra. 

————— Bill to provide for the Assimilation of the Cur- 
rency ; Ordered, 412. Instruction for further providing for 
the Assimilation of the Currency, 484. Bill presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 490. Considered; reported ; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
500. Further Consideration deferred, 522. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 532. Passed, 544. Agreed to by the Lords, 588. 
Royal Assent, 603. 

Currizrs Trape. Vide IReELanp. 

Customs ; Acts 59 Geo. 3, c. 52, 4 Geo. IV. c.72, 55 Geo.3, 

c. 184, &amp;c.; read; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 259. Considered, 266. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to, 276. Bill ordered thereupon, 280, Instruc- 
tions relative to Stamp Duty on Excise Bonds, &amp;c. 416. Vide 
Britisu Consuts. Customs anp Exctse Bonps. In- 
structions relative to the Duties on the Importation of Flax, 
&amp;e. 429. Vide infra. 
Acts relative to the Duties of Customs ; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 367. Consi- 
dered, 371. Three Resolutions reported, and agreed to ; and 
Bill or Bills ordered thereupon; 376. Second Resolution 
read again ; and Instruction accordingly; 473. Vide infra. 
Second and third Resolutions read again; and Instruction 
accordingly ; 547. Vide infra. 

Acts relative to the Duties of Customs; To be con- 

sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 424. Consi- 

dered, 427. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Bill 
ordered thereupon ; 436. Vide MAvritivs. 


Acts relating to the Duties of Customs chargeable in 
the United Kingdom, and to the Bounties payable on the 
Exportation of ‘Refined Sugar; To be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 440. Considered ; three Resolu- 
tions reported ; Day appointed for further considering Re- 
ports 449- Further Consideration deferred, 490, 500, 522. 

eport re-committed, and considered, 551. Resolutions re- 

yrted, and agreed to, 555- Bill ordered thereupon, 571. 

ide fe Resolutions read again; and Instruction ac- 
cordingly; 576. Vide infra. 

——-—— Bill to repeal the several. Laws relating to the Cus- 
toms; Ordered, 310, Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 333. Bill committed, 341. Committee 
deferred, 345, 352- Billconsidered; reported; Day appointed 
for futher considerin rt; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 357. Further Consideration deferred, 385, 397, 
422, 447,471. Bill re-committed, and considered, 499. Re- 
ported; to be ngpomed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
507. “Third Reading deferred, 538) 572», 588. _ Bill f 

1. Agreed to by the Lords, 621. Royal Assent, 626. 








———— Bill for the Management of the Customs ; Ordered, 
310. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 





-— 








Reading ; 334.  Billcommitted, 341. Committee deferred, 
345,352. Bill considered ; reported ; Day inted for fur- 
ther considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
358. Further Consideration deferred, 385, 307, 422. Bilbre- 
committed ; considered; mopoweetl Day appointed for further 
considering Report; and. Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
447. Further Consideration deferred, 471, 499, 522. Bill 
re-committed, and considered, 538. Reported; to be in- 
ow Day appointed for Third Reading; 546, Third 

eading deferred,.575.. Bill passed, 588. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 629. Royal Assent, 626. 


———— Bill for the general Regulation of the Customs; Or- 


dered, 310. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 334. Bill committed, 341. Casiniieens deferred, 
345, 352. Bill considered; reported; Day appointed for 


further considering Report; and. Bill, as amended, to be 


printed; 358. Further Consideration deferred, 385, 397, 
422. Bill re-committed ; considered ; reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 447... Petition of Coal-meters of 
Dublin, against; to. be printed, 468. Further: Considera- 
tion deferred, 471. Petition of Corporation of Merchants of 
the Holy Trinity, Dublin, against ; to be printed, 499..  Fur- 
ther Consideration deferred, ibid. Petition of Robert Roe ; 
to be printed, 504. Further Consideration deferred, 522. Bill 
re-committed, and considered, 538. Reported; to be in- 
rossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 546.. Third 
eadinig deferred, 572. Bill passed, 588. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 629. | Royal Assent, 626. 
Bill to repeal certain Duties and Drawbacks of 
Customs in respect of Goods imported and exported ; Or- 
dered, 280. Instructions, 429, 547- Bill presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 547. Bill com- 
mitted, 553. Instruction pursuant to Resolutions, (i8th 
June;) and Bill considered ; we Reported; to be“in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; and Bill, as 
amended, to’ be printed; 584. Third Reading deferred, 
601, 607, 618. Bill passed, 622. Agreed to by the Lords, 
629. Royal Assent, 626. 

Bill to grant certain Bounties and Allowances: of 
Customs; Ordered, 310. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 437. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 458. Bill committed, 463. _Reso- 
lution rélative to the Bounties on Refined Sugar, read; and 
{nstruction accordingly ; Bill considered ; reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 473. Further Consideration deferred, 500, 
522, 533, 551- Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 575. Passed, 
593- Agreed to by the Lords, 629. Royal Assent, 626. 

— Bill for granting Duties of Customs; Ordered, 571. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
577- Committed, 584. Considered, 595. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 601. Passed, 
607. Agreed to by the Lords, 629. Royal Assent, 626, 

— Vide Accounts. 





Customs and Excise; Acts relative to the Duties of Customs 


and Excise; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 129. Considered, 134. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 145. Vide Wine, 
&amp;e. 


Acts relative to the Consolidation of the Duties of 
Customs and Excise ; To be considered in a Committee of 
the whole Hause, 289.. Considered; Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; and Bills ordered thereupon; 310. Vide 
Cotontres Trape. Customs Laws Repgayt, Customs 
Bounties. Customs MANAGEMENT. Customs REGt- 
LATION. Goops WarEHOUSING. Man, IsLeE or, TRADE. 
NavicaTion Laws. Reetstry ofr Saips. SmMvUGGLING 
PREVENTION. PassacGe VEssEts REGULATION. 


Customs anv Excise Bonps; Bill to repeal the Stamp Du- 


ties payable in Great Britain and Ireland, on the Transfer of 
Property ; Ordered, 280. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 437. Committed, 440. Con- 
sidered, 450. Reported; to be ingrossed; and Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading ; 458. Passed; 463. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 512. Royal Assent, 517. 


Customs AND Stamps ConsoOLiDATION. 
Cuttery Trave; Bill for the better Prevention of Fraud 


in the marking of Articles of Cutlery in England; Ordered, 
244. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 259. ond Reading deferred, 
321, 333, 340. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
344- 


6° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 6. A. 182, 


PALEEITH, Two Pennies Scots; Petition for a Bill to 


continue and sender more effectual Acts; Referred to 
a Committee, 11... Reported; Bill ordered; 25. Presented, 
and read, 108. Committed, 130. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
198... Passed, 270. Agreed to by the Lords, 305. Royal 


Assent, 359. DALKEITH 
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INDEX ¢o the ErcgutTigetu VoLtumeE. 





Datxgitu Railway. Vide Epinsurcu. 

Davipson, late William; Bill from Lords, for the sale of 
certain Estates; 486. Read, ibid.. Committed, 512. Re- 
ported, and passed, 554. Royal Assent, 587. 

Dawtrey; Bill from Lords, for establishing a new erected 
Church in that Parish as the Parish Church, 528. Read, 
529. 

Dawuisu and Exrrer Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually maintaining and improving the same ; Referred to 
a Comunittee, 92. eported ; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; g9.' Report, that the Par- 
ties. be permitted to proceed, and that ve be given to 
deposit a Plan and Book of Reference, 122. Report read ; 
Bill ordered; 126. Presented, and read, 221. mmitted, 
269. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 388. Passed, 396. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 435. Royal Assent, 442. 

Degarnam (Cumberland) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 

_ and Bill ordered; 62. Presented, and read, 175. Com- 
mitted, 239. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 312.. Passed, 347. 
Agreed to. by the Lords, 385. Royal Assent, 442. 

——~- Road. Vide GREENLAW. 

Desartes; Adjourned 24, 130, 321, 521, 593- Further ad- 
journed, 33, 42, 605, 613, 618. Resumed, 147, 527. 

Motion for adjourning a Debate ; withdrawn, 351. 

——_—— Vide Questions NEG. 


DizsnaM, Thomas; Petition of Captain Thomas Debnam, 
relative to his Losses ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
bom.” 

Dear, National. Vide Accounts. 


Destors. Vide (AppREssxEs, 28, 51.) 
LAND. 


Dents, Recovery. Vide ScoTLAND. 


De‘Ruckx, Wynand John; Bill from Lords for his Naturali- 
‘zation, 480. Read, ibid. Committed, 497. Reported, and 
~ passed, 503. Royal Assent, 520. » 
Deccan Prize Money; Petition of Lieutenant Colonel 
James. Henry Fitzsimon, respecting the distribution of the 
Deccan Prize Money, 610. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 611. .Of Officers entitled to share in the Deccan 
ooty; to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 623. Of 
Sir Evan John Murray Mac Gregor, Baronet ; to lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 629. Of Nathaniel Atcheson, 
vire, of Duke-street, Westminster; to lie on the Table; 
a pr be printed ; 630. 
Deceasep Orricers Errects. Vide Army. 
Det Monte Mininc Company. Vide Rear pet Monte. 
Denzicn ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence 
to Pentre Voelas, 94. Referred to a Committee, 95. Re- 
ported ; Bill‘ordered; 202:\ Presented, and read, 222. Com- 
mitted, 336: Reported; to beingrossed; 401. Passed, 411. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 519. 
Densypate Road. Vide WaKeriELp. 


Dersy ; Petition for a Bill for better paving and improvin 
that Town; Referred to a Committee, 43. Reported; Bil 
ordered; 149. Presented, and read, 179. Committed, 197. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 418. Passed, 453. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 480. Royal Assent, 518. 


Dersy and Urroxeter Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually i improving the same; Referred to a 
Committee, 12. eported ; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, 
and read, 26. Committed, 43. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
131. Passed, 138. Agreed to by the Lords, 169. Royal 
Assent, 174. 

Derry-sripce. Vide IreLanp. 

Desertep Cuitpren. Vide IreELAND. 


Devizes; (N° 1.) Petition for a Bill for Paving and Lighting 
that Borough; Referred to a Committee, 64. (N° 2.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill for Paving and Lighting that Borough ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 64... Bill ordered, 224. Presented, 
and read, 234. Committed, 319. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; 464. Passed, 503. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 543. Considered, and agreed to, 548. Royal 
Assent, 586. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Devizes respecting Act 
21 Geo. 3, for Paving that Town; To lie on the Table; 
628. 


Dissenters; Bill for granting relief to Dissenters, in re- 
lation ‘to. the .solemnization of Marriages; Ordered, 105. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 119, Second Reading deferred, 164, 194, 
206, 228. Bill committed, 266. Considered; reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report ; and Bill, as 
amended, to ‘be printed; 287. Petition of Clergy 
Deanery of bridge, against ; to lie on the ‘Table, 316, 
Further Consideration deferred, ibid. Petition of Clergy of 

Bristol, against ; to be vce 321. Petition of London 

Clergy, inst, 332. Bill re-committed ; considered ; re- 
rel : Day appointed for further considering Report; and 

Bill, as amended, fo be printed ; ‘ibid. Further Consideration 

deferred, 337. Petition of Clergy of Maidstone, against ; to 


VoL. 80,——Sess. 1825. 


Arrests. Ire- 


and 


Doctors Commons. 


—— 


be printed, 338. Further consideration of deferred, 
oan Petition of Clergymen of the Established Chesch of 
Staffordshire, against ; to be printed, 354. — Bill’ re-com- 
mitted, and considered, 365: Reported; to be. : 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 372. Passed, 381. « 
DistTiLLeRy ; Petitions relative to the int rse in Spirits ; 
viz.. Of Scotch Distillers in’ Perthshire ; ‘To be’ plindedk 128. 
Of John Arnot, Thomas M°Clelland, and others, 142. * 
-——- Vide Excise. Spinits. ap 
Divisions ; Motions for disallowing the.Votes of Members ; 
withdrawn, 110,139. 
Votes of Members disallowed, 110, 443. |. «« 
——_—-—— upon a Division, notice taken that certain Members 
had not heard the Question put, 307. . 


upon a Division, Forty Members not present, 196, 








221. 
~——— upon a Division, certain Members refuse to retire 
from the Lobby; Proceedings thereupon, 483. 
Vide Accounts. ' 
Doppincton (Cambridge) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose ; and Bill ordered, 45. Presented, and read, 196. 
Committed, 223. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 347. Passed, 
362. Agreed to by the Lords, 402. Royal Assent, 442. 





Don; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge over that Riyer ; 


Referred to a Committee, 57. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 116. 
Presented, and read, 215. Committed, 230, Reported; and 
Bill re-committed ; 312. Petition of Proprietors of Salmon 
Fisheries, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; ‘324. 
All to have Voices, 328. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
346. Passed, 361. Agreed to by the Lords, 397. Royal 
Assent, 441. ' 
Doncaster; Petition for a Bill for making- a Read from 
thence to Baln Croft Barn, near Thorne; Reterredito a Com- 
mittee, 81. Petition of Land-owners of Hatfield, against, 
132. Reported; Bill ordered; ibid. | Presented,-and. read, 
139-. Petition of Owners and Inhabitants of Thorne, in 
favour; to lie on the Table, 273. Petition of Owners of 
Estates and Inhabitants ; to lie on the Table, 367. Petitions 
of Postmasters and others of Doncaster and Thorne; and of 
Owners of Estates in Hatfield, in favour, 382. Bill com- 
mitted, 406. Petition of Inhabitants of Hatfield, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 437. Petition of the Dowager 
Marchioness of Hertford, against, 444. Petition of the 
Marchioness of Hertford, against; Reférred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 453. Petition of TTrshatiiants of Thortie, against, 
460. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 468. Bill pusabd-48y, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 536.. Royal Assent,’ 587...) 
Dore Roads. Vide Lirrte SHerriep: - 


‘Dover ; Petition for a Bill for enlarging the Market; and other- 


wise improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 59. 


Draxrrez, Reverend Edward. Vide EcctrstastTIcaL 
Courts. 


Dry Ror in Snips; Petition of John Burridge, praying for 
an mie aye} into the causes of Dry Rot in Ships; To be 
printed; 468. Another Petition relative to the present State 
of the Navy, 468. To be printed, 574. 

Dusuin. Vide IRELAND. 

Dupsripce Railway. Vide Stroup and Severn. 

Dumrrizs Improvement; Petition for a Bill for Paving and. 
Improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 63.. Re- 
ported; Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders ; 225. Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 292. 
Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 292. : 

Dunpreg IMpRovEMENT; Petition for a Bill for improving 
that Borough; Referred to a Committee, 77. Reported ; 
Bill EBA 154. Presented, and read, 230... Committed, 
270. Petition of Proprietors within the Royal Burgh of 
Dundee, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 493. 
Voices, 438. Of Guildry Incorporation of Dundee, against, 
444. Petitions of Tahpbitants of Dundee, or Proprietors or 
Occupiers .of. Property, against; Referred, 452, . Bill. re- 
tal ; to be ingrossed; 467. Passed, 510. . Agreed to by 

the Lords, 536. Royal Assent, 586. 

Dunueary. Vide lrELanp. 

Dunse Road. Vide WuitTesuRN. 


DunstTaBLe and Winpsor Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
making a Road from Dunstable to Slough; Referred to a 
Committee, 44. Reported; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 101. Report, that the 

_ Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 148. 

Dunstan’s, St., Church, Vide Sr. Dunstan’s. 

Dunston Drainage. Vide METHERINGHAM. 

Durrryn ‘Liyxvi; Petition for Bill for making a Railway 
or Tramroad froma Place called Duffryn Liynyi, 64. Re- 
ported; Report referred to the Select Committee.on Standing 
Orders; 110. Report, that the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed, 148. Report read; ‘Bill ordered; ‘210. Presented, and 
read, 229. Committed, 282. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 409. Report further considered, 451. Bill to be 

K ingrossed, 





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[ 1826. 








=e 


ingrossed, 464. Passed, 478. Agreed to by the Lords, 515. 
io Royal Assent, 518. 


;inaun Gt Geo TV." Parl. 7: Sess..6. A. 1825. 


AST Itsey Inclosure. Vide Iusey, | 

-. Bast: Inpia; Motion. forthe House to resolve itself into 
~)@ Committee of the whole House, to consider of regu- 
lating the Payment of the Salaries to the Judges of His Ma- 
jesty’s Courts in India, and the Bishop of Calcutta; the 
Kine’s Recommendation signified, and Motion agreed to, 
207. Committee deferred, 214. Considered; reported ; 
and Billordered; 229. Vide infra. 





—- Bill for further regulating the Payment of Sala- 
ries to the Judges of. His Majesty’s Courts in India, and the 
&gt;, Bishop of Calcutta; Ordered, 229. Instruction for authoriz- 
ing the Transportation of Offenders from the Island of Saint 
Helena, ibid. Bill presented, and read, 281,. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 282. .Committed, 295, Acts 39 and 
40 Geo. 3, c. 79, 42 Geo, 3, c. 29, 5 Geo. IV, c, 108, and 
_ Treaty with the King of the Netherlands respecting Territory 
. and Commerce in the East Indies (presented 9 June 1824), 
read ; Instruction respecting the administration of Justice in 
the Island of Singapore, the Town and Fort of Malacca, &amp;c. ; 
Bill considered; reported; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 299.  Fur- 
ther Consideration deferred, 317, 327, 340,357- Bill re-com- 
mitted, 365. Committee deferred, 381. Biull considered, 413. 
Committee deferred, 447. Bill further considered ; reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 471. Further Consideration defer- 
red, 490, 507. Report further considered; Amendments 
agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
eading; 531- Bill passed, 588. Agreed to by the Lords, 
621. Royal Assent, 626. 





Motion for Copy of the Military Despatch of 
the Marquess of Hastings in 1819, relative to Organization 
and Allowance of the Bengal Army; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 260. 





Motion for laying before the House, Copy of 
Minutes in Council of the Marquess of Hastings in 1817, re- 
nl the Admission of Indo-Britains to Employment in 
the Army of India; Motion, by leave, withdrawn, 506. 
Vide Acctounts. Bryce, Dr. Ceyton. Hin- 
poo Wipows. 
East Inpia Dogks., Vide Accounts. 
East Lowpon Railway's Petition for a Bill for making a Rail- 
~ way from the Isle o Dogs, the River Lea, and the East and 
West India Docks, go. Referred toa Committee, 91. Re- 
ported ; Bill pm 126. Petition of Owners and Occu- 
iers of Lands on the line of the Commercial Road, complain- 
ing of the non-compliance with the Standing Orders; refer- 
red ‘to the Committee on the Petition for the Bill; Commit- 
tee revived, and Leave given to Committee to sit and proceed ; 
175. Petition of Directors of the West India Dock Com- 
any, in favour, 200. Petition of Directors of the East India 
Dock Company, in favour, 211. Petition. of Owners of 
Land in and near the Commercial and East India Docks Road, 
respecting the Standing Orders; to lie on the Table, 211. 
Petition (presented gth March), respecting Standing Orders, 
reported ; Report referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders ; Mimates ordered; 216. Petition of Inhabitants 
of the Commercial Road, in favour, 219. Minutes presented ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orkess | 222. 
Time piensa for presenting the Bill, 232. Another Peti- 





tion respecting the Standing Orders, 234. To lie on the 
Table, "35 . Report respecting the Standing Orders re-com- 
imitted ; Committee revived, and to sit and proceed, 241. 


Petition of Subscribers, that the Standing Orders may not be 
” sttie*ly enforced ; Referred, 243. Petition of Carmen on the 

Cou inercial and East India Dock Roads, respecting the 

Standing Orders, 252. Re-committed Report reported ; re- 

ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 263. Pe- 

titions of Commissioners for paving Church-lane and Good- 

man’s Fields, respect'ng the Standing Orders, 263. Report, that 
-' the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 292. 


ELECTIONS: 
ConTrRoveRTED. Vide Petitions, infra, 
ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS :— 


Ecc.esiasticaLt Courts’; Petition of Monta 


East Santon (Lincoln) Lands; Petition fora Bill.to.inclose; 


and Bill ordered, 44: Presented, and read, 234. Commit- 
ted, 368. Reported; to be nigsyeecs ; 451. Passed, 450. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 480. 


oyal Assent, 520. 


Eau Brink Dratnace; Petition for a Bill to amend and 


enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 27. Re- 
dated ; Bill ordered; 45. Petition of Land-owners Ke Bed- 
ord Level, eapecaas the Standing Orders; to lie on the 


Table, 138. Read again, and referred’ to the Committee on 


the Petition for Bill; Committee’ revived; and Leave to sit 
and proceed; 210, Petition of Corporation of Thetford, 
aptioet to lie on the Table, 308. Petition of Merchants 
of Cambridge, against, 318, Petition respecting the Stand- 
ing Orders, reported ; Report referred to the Select Commit- 
tee on Standing Orders; 319. Report, that the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 328. 


Ecciesuint; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 


thence to Bradford; Referred to a Committee, 46. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 139. Presented, and read, 162. Com- 
mitted, 177. Reported; to be ingrossed; 273. Passed, 307. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 359. 

e Burgoyne, 
concerning the corduct of the Reverend Edward Drax- 
free, D.D.; To lie on the Table, 600. 


Establishment. Vide West Inpikzs. 





Epinsurcu; Petition for a Bill for carrying into effect certain 


Improvements in that City; Referred to a Committee, 47. 
Reported ; Bill. ordered; 60. Presented, and read, 231. 
Committed, 261. Petitions of Proprietors of Houses in 
Edinburgh ; also, of Members of the College of Justice in 
Edinburgh; and of Proprietors of Houses in the Cannon- 
gate, against; 314. Petition of Proprietors of Houses on 
the Estate of Pilrig, against; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 
Voices ; 363. 





and Da.xeitTH Railway; Petition for making 
a Railway to the River Northesk, near Dalkeith, 47. Refer- 
red toa Committee, 48. Reported ; Bill ordered; 64. Pre- 
sented, and read, 163. Committed, 200. Petition of Sir 
Robert Keith Dick, Baronet, against, 303. Another Petition, 
against; Referred ; Counsel ordered; Voices; 307. Peti- 
tion of Tenants, Carters, and others of Dalkeith, Laswade, 
and other Places, against; to lie on the Table, 325. Peti- 
tion of John Wauchope, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 328. Of Magistrates of Musselburgh ; ‘also, of Pro- 
on wate and Inhabitants of Houses; also, of the Southern 

istricts of Edinburgh, and of the Town of Dalkeith, in 
favour; 336. Petitions of the Lord Provost, Magistrates, 
and Council of Edinburgh; and of Feuars‘and others of 
Portobello, in favour; 342. Bill reported; Report to lie:on 
the Table; 417. Further Consideration of Report put off 
for Six Months, 466. 





Epinsurcu Bonps. 


and Lerra Water Company; Petition for 
better supplying that City and the Town of Leith with 
Water ; Referred to aCommittee, 60. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
86. Petition for additional Provision; Referred to a Com- 
mitte, 101. Reported, 120. Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 121. Report, that the Par- 
ties be permitted to proceed, and give Notices, &amp;c. 149. Bill 
presented, and read, 210. Petition of Edinburgh Joint Stock 
Company, against; to lie on the Table, 253. _ Bill commit- 
ted, 270. Petition of Edinburgh Joint Stock Water Com- 
pany against; Referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 292. 
etition of Inhabitatits of the Villages of Water of Leith, in 
favour, 342, Petition of the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and 
Council of the City of Edinburgh ; of Householders and In- 
habitants. of the City of Edinburgh and places adjacent; of 
Magistrates of Leith ; of Householders and other Inhabitants 
of the Town of Leith and places adjacent ; and of the Ship- 
owners of the Society of Leith, in favour; 348. Petition of 
James Gibson Craig, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 
61. Petition of Builders of Edinburgh, in favour, 362. 
etition of Edinburgh Water Company, against’; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 373. Voices, 395. Bill reported; Re- 
rt to lie on the Table; 451. ‘Further Consideration of 
eport put off for Six Months, 486. 
Vide ScorLanp. 


For regulating the Mode of Proceeding with respect to Petitions questioning the Returns of Members, and touching 


Privileges and Elections, 7. 


Special Report, touching the Right of Election, 139. Vide HuntinGpon, infra. 

St. Ives Election; Clerk who attended the Committee. to, produce ‘the Poll Book, and Miontes; of Evidence taken 
before the Committee on the St. Ives Election in 1820, in the Court of King’s Bench, in an Action at Law. between 
James Halse and Sir Christopher Hawkins, Baronet, 585.. Proper Offieer:to produce the Petition, and Short-hand 


Writer to give Evidence, 629. 
BILLs :— 


for Second R. 


ing ; 
put off for Three Months, 585... 


Bill for regulating the appointment of Assessors at Elections ;, Ordered, 181, Presented, and read ; Day, appointed 
ead and to be printed; 182. Second reading deferred, 205, 534- Bill committed, 575. Committee 


Bill 





1825. 


INDEX to the EigHtTretu Vouvnoe. 





ELECTIONS—continued. 
BILLs:—continued, 


Bill to regulate the exercise of the Elective Franchise in Ireland ;, Ordered, 332... Presented, and read;. Day a; 
for Secpnd Reading ; and tobe printed, 339, Second Heading. deferred: gf, Bill committed, sla, 


Petition of Thomas Jordan, relative to the 


deferred, 357, 362. 
Committee te 


1725, read ; Bill considered ; reported ; 


\ OF a. 
printed; 394. Petition of Freeholders of Mipsghen, against ; to be printed, 406. Further Consideration deferred, 


ing. deferred, 337... Bill committed tittee 

bas Franchise; Sh hy ited, 374. 

ferred, 386. Amendment proposed ; Resolution of the House of Commons of 7th March 
appointed for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be 


407. Petition of Freeholders of Longford, against; to be printed, 461. Order for further considering Report 


discharged, 461. 


PETITIONS relating to ConTRoveRTED Evections, &amp;c.; viz. 


Huntincpon Borough; Petition of Samuel Wells, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 9 
for taking it into Consideration; and Mr, Speaker to issue his 


. Day appointed 
Warrants for Persons, Papers and ae 3 10. 


Petition considered, 120. Committee appointed, 123. ‘Report, touching the Right of Election, and that the Sitting 


Member is duly elected, &amp;e. 139. 





Petition of Inhabitant Householders, com 


laining of that Election; Day appointed for taking it into 


Consideration ; and Mr.’Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, 641. rs 
Hererorp City ; Petition of Walter Honeywood Yate, respecting the right of Election; To lie on the Table; 604. 
Wesr Loog; Petition from Portpigham, otherwise West Looe, respecting the right of Election ; To lie on the Table ; 


and to be printed; 573. 


WRITS ISSUED IN THE RECESS: 














s - wlth 
FOR WHAT PLACE. IN THE ROOM OF ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 
re — MMT Dt 7 ets Cates od “~~ - mA, 
Cambridge ©° '- = - + Charles Madryll Cheere, Esquire- _- Deceased ; 3. 
Cornwall ~~ - &lt; - - Sir William Lemon, Baronet - . Deceased ; 3. 
WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION : 
Beeralston - . - + Honourable Henry Percy ~- - - Deceased ; 355. 
Berkshire-  - - - “= Honourable Richard Neville 2. Now Lord Braybrooke ;, 209. 
Brackley -  - - + = Henry Wrottesley, Esquire- - - Deceased ; 98. 
Bramber - - - - - William Wilberforce, Esquire - - Steward of Shiltern Hundreds ;. 138. 
Carlisle’ - - - - - ‘Sir James Graham, Baronet - - Deceased ; 249. 
Dartmouth we BOO SDE A onourable James Hamilton Stanhope Deceased ; 209. 
Donegal County --  - = = lof Mount Charles - = Deceased ; 3 


Newport -~  - 


Newton, Lancaster 
Petersfield « 


Tyrone - - 
Wigan Met ths 


Baronet - - 


Lord Lindsay = - 





i Leonard Thomas Worsley rig? 


Thomas Claughton, Esquire - 
Sir Philip Musgrave, Baronet 
Right hon. Sir John Stewart, Baronet 


Deceased; 18, 


Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 3. ' 
Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ;* 266. 
Deceased 3 521. &gt; 

Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 270. 





—— Vide Evective Francuise. Peers. SpEAKER. SERJEANT. 





— 


Exvective Francuise; Petition of Inhabitant Householders 
of Maidstone, for the extension of the Elective Franchise ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 396, , Of Inhabi- 
bitant Householders of Rye; To be printed, 427. 

Ete1n Roads.: Vide BANFF. 

Emicrants. Vide Accounts. 

Emicration. Vide IRELAND. 

Entwis Le (Lancaster) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 75. 

Eriscopat Unions. Vide [reuanp. 

EguitaBLe Loan Banx Company; Petition for a Bill to 

_ enable them to sue and be. sued in the name of their Clerk ; 
Referred to a Committee, 6, Reported; Bill ordered ; 15. 
Order of Leave for Bill, read and discharged ; another Bill 
ordered ; 34. Presented, and read, 57. Committed, 106. 
Petition of _Pawnbrokers of London and Weétminster, 
against; Referred, and Counsel] ordered; 107. All to have 
Voices; 179. Petition of Corporation of London, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 190.. Of ‘Merchants, 
Bankers and others of London, against,,191. Of Inhabi- 
tant Householders of Saint George Hanover-square, Saint 
Botolph Aldgate, and Saint Martin-in-the-Fields, against, 
198. Of Traders and others of Whitechapel, and Com- 
mercial Road, in favour, ibid. Petitions of Inhabitants of 
Saint Giles Cripplegate, Saint Andrew Holborn, Saint 
Botolph Bishopsgate, and Saint Mary-le-bone, against, 208. 
Petitions of Inhabitents of Mile End, Stepney ; Journeymen 
Tanners of Bermondsey; of Silk-weavers of Spitalfields ; 
and Cordwainers of London, in favour; ibid.. Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Clerkenwell, Bethnal-green, and Spitalfields, 
and of Bermondsey, in favour, 217. Petitions of Inhabitants 
Householders of Ye ffron hill, Drury-lane, and its Vicinity ; 
of Labourers‘employed in the London Doeks; of Hat Ma- 
nufacturers residing in the Borough of Southwark, and 
elsewhere ; of Robert Richards, Martin Waller, and other 
Inmates of the Fleet Prison; of Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Saint! Giles, Middlesex ; of Watermen’ 
River Thames ; of Watchmakers of the Gity of London, and 
Vicinity; and of Tailors, Journeymen Carpenters and 


VoL. 8o. 





Sess. 1825. 


plying’ on the 


Builders, of the Cities of London and Westminster, in 
favour ; 221. Petition of Officers employed in thé Ware- 
houses of: the East India Company, in favour, 233. Of the 
West India Dock Company, 249. Bill reported, ibid. To 
be ingrossed, 250. Petitions of Inbabitant Householders, 
Traders and others, of the Parish of Saint James and Saint 
John Clerkenwell; of Inhabitant Householders, Traders, and 
others of the Parish of Saint James, within, the City. and 
Liberty, of Westminster; of Auctioneers of the Cities of 
London and Westminster, and its environs ; and of itant 
Householders, Traders and others of the Parish of Saint Paul 
Covent. Garden, against ; 250. Petitions.of James Elyerston, 
and Inmates of King’s Bench and Marshalsea Prisons, in 
favour; 252. Bill passed, 255. Petition of Inbabitant 
Householders of St, Pesci in favour; 256 Wanton of 
Bernard Ross, Merchant, in favour, 271.. OF Pawnbrokers 
of London and Westminster, and the Borough of South- 
wark, against, 605. re 
EsTABLISHED Cnurcn. Vide IRELAND, 


Eton (Bucks) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; ‘atid’ Bill 
ordered, 43. Petition, and order of Leave for Bill, réad’ and 
discharged; Petition referred to a Committee ;: 109.) - Re- 
ported; Report referred to the Select Committee on,Standing 
Orders ; 137... Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with, 176. beth 

Eron Coirece Estate. Vide Biren. | ih 20 0 

Evipence; usual Resolution relating to giving’ false Evi- 
dence, 7. aT Se ip 

Excneguer Birts: Vide Accounss. Inetann, .Pugric 
Works. Ways anp Means, and Biuts.in Surery, 

EXcHEQUE,. Coutt of, “Vide ‘Acco t's. IRELAND. 

Excise; Acts relating to. th ‘Duties of Excise ; To, be cop- 

sidered ina Committee of the whole omte, S53. soupy ce 

' deferred, 366. Acts considered, 371. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon’; 376. Vide 

—-—— Bill to provide for the ue assimilation of the prties 

2 ) 





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[ 1825. 








—S 


--of Excise, upon Sweets or made Wines, upon Mead and 
Metheglin, &amp;c. Ordered, 376. Presented; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 437- Bill committed, 440. Con- 

red 5 rep Day inted for : further considering 


x Te ; Da 

‘Report; and Bill, as‘amended, to be printed; 450. Report 
an er considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Dey appons for 
qn Reading ;, 458. ‘Third paca. "ey , 463. Bill 
q D nin, 473. ‘Agreed to by ‘the Lords, 486. Royal 
: - Agsent, 517- ; 
‘House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
the Duties of Stamps payable on Excise Bonds, Debentures 
or Certificates, 398. Considered, 408. Resolutions re- 

rted, and agreed to; and Instruction accordingly ; 416. 

7, Customs and Excise. 

“— Licences ; Acts relating to Excise Duties on Licences ; 
‘“fo be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 416. 
Considered, 424. _ Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 429. 
Bill ordered thereupon, 430. Vide infra. 

Bill to repeal the Duties payable on Excise 

: Licerices ‘in Great Britain’and Ireland, and to impose other 

Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, 430. Presented, and read ; 
‘ ‘Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 509. 
Committed; Bill to be printed; 511. Order for printing, 
discharged, 514. Considered, and reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ; 523. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
ossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 538. Third 
eading deferred, 545- Bill passed, 555. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 593. Royal Assent, 603. 
Petitions for a Reduction of the Duties on 
Excise Licences ; viz..Of licensed Vintners, and Spirit Re- 
tailers of Dundalk ; To be printed, 140. Of Spirit Retailers 
of Buncrana, and other Places ; to be printed, 338. 
Petition of William Birt, of Exeter, com- 
paahes of Informalities under the Excise Laws; and stating 
is case; To lie on the Table, 293. 
Vide 
FLETCHER, 





‘ . 














Goup AND SILVER 
We1GHTs AND Mza- 


ACCOUNTS. 
IRELAND. 





Pirate. 
SURES. 

Excise Laws. Vide IreLanp. 

Exeter (Market); Petition for a Bill for removin 
61. Referred to a Committee, 62. Reported; 
113. Presented, and read, 237. 

(Roads); Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers 

of Act; Referred to a Committee, 92. Reported; Report 

referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 137. 

‘Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 

with, .161. 

Vide Dawuisu. 

Vide Cuinsuran. 


6° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 6. A. 1825. 


EF ELBRIGG (Norfolk) Lands ; Petition, fora Bill to inclose, 

and Bill ordered, 27. Presented, and.read, 162. Committed, 

» 919. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 433. Passed, 510. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 536. Royal Assent, 587. 

. Fetonigs Counser. Vide Caritar Crimes Derence. 

Fetonies Parpon; Bill for defining the Rights of Ca- 
pital Convicts who receive Pardon ; Ordered, 259. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 260. Second Reading deferred,.276. Bill 
committed, 287. Instruction to receive a Clause for limiting 
. the Benefit of Clergy ; and Bill considered ; 295. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Da eas for Third Reading 299. 
Passed, 905. Agreed : to by the Lords, 363. Royal Assent, 
441. , 
Ferarisy Road; Vide Kincston-vpon-Hu tt. 
' Festinioc Railway; Petition for a Bill for making a Railway 
from thence to the Traeth Mawr Embankment ; erred to 
a Committee, 74. 
—_————— and Port Mapoc Railway ; Petition fora Bill 
fur making a Railway from thence to Port Madoc; Referred 
10 a Committee, 74. 

Fincutey Road. Vide Mary-.Le-BoNE. 

Fire Insurances; Petitions for reducing the Duty chargeable 
‘thereon; viz. Of Chamber of Commerce of Edinburgh; to 
be printed, 16. Of Company of Merchants of Edinburgh ; 
to be printed, 123. Of Aeiidipts and others of Cork ; to be 

inted, 152. Of the Forfarshire and Perthshire Fire In- 
‘surance Company ; of the Forfarshire Chamber of Commerce 
and Manufactures; of the Dundee Assurance Company 

i losses by Fire; and of the several Fire Insurance 

‘of London; to be: printed, 163. Of Owners and 


Decapicns iers of buildings in the County of Kentand Canterbury, 
230. Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 258. ; 


the same, 
ill ordered ; 








Eyre. 


_Fisn, Sale of; Petition of Journeymen ‘Fish rs of: the 
Mewopain selaive tthe Sale of Fah on the s-day ; 
ylie on the Table, 481. : 2 


Fiswenies ; Act of the last Session, relative to the encourage- 
ment and i of the British and Irish Fisheries, 


read ; to be considered in. a Committee-of the whole House ; 





164. Committee deferred, 171, 181. Act considered, 185. 
Resolutions reported ; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; 195-. Report further considered; Resolutions agreed 
to; and Bill ordered therenpon ; 206. Vide infra. 

— Bill to amend the said Act; Ordered, 206. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be. printed; 254. Second Reading deferred, 281, 288. 
Instruction for Pesta ge 205. Bill com- 
mitted, 305, _ Consi » Bll. ; to be ingrossed ; 
‘Day appbinted for Third Reading ; 317. Passed, gees 

— Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 64, for the encouragement and 
improvement of the British Fisheries, read ; ‘To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, 281. Considered, 288. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and Instruction ac- 
cordingly ; 295. Vide supra. 

Fisuinec and Steam Navicatson Company; Petition for 
establishing a Com , to be called “ The London, Devon- 
shire and Cornwal Fishing aud Steam Nayigation Com- 
pany ;” Referred to Committee, 95. 


Fisuinc Companies. Vide MetRopovitan. “NATIONAL. 
Franacan. Vide {RELAND. , 
FLEMINGTON Road. Vide Giascow. 


Fietcuer, Samuel; Petition of Samuel Fletcher, late Brewer 
and Maltster, complaining of certain Proceedings against him 
by the Board of Excise ; To be printed, 332. 

Vide Accounts. 


Fiimweu Vent and Rye Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and widening the same; Referred to a 
Committee, 44. Reported; Bill ordered; 115. Presented, 
and read, 126. Committed, 138. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
263. Passed, 283. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal 
Assent, 359. : 


FirntsuireE Railway, Petition for a Bill for making a Rail- 
way from Tryddyn in the Parish of Mold, to the Town of 
Flint; Referred to a Committee, 53. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 99. Presented, and read, 116, Committed, 159. 


Frour ; Petitions for a protecting Duty thereupon;..viz. Of 
Corn Millers of Leeds; and of Cie Millers of Halifax; To 
be printed, 338. Of Owners of Corn Mills and others, of 
Chester, 344. Of Corn Millers of. Manchester; and of 
Owners and Occupiers of Corn_Mills,of Liverpool; to be 
printed, 344.. Petitions of Millers of the Isle of Wight ; of 
principal Manufacturers of Flour’ in the Cotnty of Norfolk ; 
of Millers and Corn-dealers of the Town of Clonmel]; of 
Millers in Ireland ; of Corn-millers of Lincoln and its Vicinity ; 
of Millers of Bristol and its Neighbourhood ; and of Farmers 
and Occupiers of Corn-mills in the United Kingdom; to be 
printed, 351. Of Corn Millers and others of Warrington ; 
to be printed, 355. Of Corn Millers of Sheffield, 364. Of 
Corn Millers of Wigan ; to be printed, 374. 


Fiyine Vans; Petition of Albany Carrington. Bond, of Ware 
in the County of Hertford, for a Law to declare them illegal ; 
To lie on the Table, 554. 


Foreren Corn. Vide Corn. 

Foreicn Leap. Vide Leap. 

Foreign Linen. Vide LINEN. 

Forticn Paper. Vide IRELAND. 
ForeiGn Spirits. Vide Spirits. 
Forzign Traps. Vide Lorps. 

FootmeEn ; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 
Founpumwne Hospitar. Vide IRELAND. 


Fow er, Daniel; Bill from Lords, to enable him and his Wife 
to pare Grants and Leases of Lands in. momo rte" Grove, 
536. Read, 547. Committed, 577. Reported, and passed, 
590. Royal Assent, 603. 


Frampton CotrereEu (Gloucester) Lands ; Petition for 4 Bill 
to inclose; and Bill ordered, 59. Presented, and read, 199. 
Committed, 231., Reported; to be in d; 335... Passed, 
363. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 442. 


Friznpuy Societies; Petition of Robert’ Soutar of Great 
Waterloo-street, for vesting the Rules and Plans of Friendly 
Societies in a Board of Commissioners; ‘To be mpg &gt; 16. 
Petition referred to a Select Committee, 124. Vide infra. 

Select Committee appointed to consider 

of the Laws respecting Friendly Societies ; To report Obser- 
vations and Opinion; Five to be the Quorum ; Reports from 
the Select Committee on Artizans and Machinery ; Petition 
of Robert Soutar, and Report from Committee on the Poor 

Laws, of 4th July 1817; Referred, 124, Members added, 

165, 186. Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 628. 

Report to lie on the Table; ‘and’ to be’printed ; 641." 


Funnam and Rpnsinayon 5 Petition for, a. 








mm Fiaies, Bon iy arred,.to.a Committers 85. 
Reported ; ; _ ordered ; .y Bui resented, &lt;3 “Pj _ read, ‘a 4. 
Committed, 272.. Reported ; to be ingrossed ;..378:, Passed, 
: Agte toby the Lovds. 486- 


380. ys Assent, 519. 


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INDEX to the ExGuTi1eTu Vowuvme. 





6" Geo, TV. Parl. 7. Sess. 6, A. 1835. mee 
G AME Laws; Bill to amend the Laws for the Preservation 


thereof; Ordered, 72." Présented; and read; Day ap- . 


pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 73. Second 
Reading. deferred, 128,157. . Bill committed, 169. Com- 
-mittee deferred, 192; 205. Bill-considered ; reported; Day 
appointed -for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 238. | 
sidered, 260. Committee deferred, 266, Bill considered, 280. 
Reported ;.to be. ingrossed; Day sppeinted for Third Read- 
ing ; Bill, as amended, to .be printed, 288. Third Reading 
deferred, 338. Bill passed, 357- | 
-_ — Petition. in favour; viz... Of Justices of the 
Peace of Norfolk ; To be printed, 103. 
—r—-— Vide Accounts. (Appresszs, 18.) 
Garvens Protection ; Bill from Lords to make further Pro- 
. Vision for the Protection of Property in Orchards, Gardens, 
and Nursery Grounds, :272:' Read ; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ;:and to. be: printed; 281. . Second Reading 
deferred, 327, 333, 386, 414, 428, 462, 512, 533. Bill com- 
mitted, 585. Committee deferred, 589. Bill considered ; 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 595. ‘Further Con- 
_. sideration deferred, 601.° : Bill re-~committed; considered ; 
reported, wita Amendments; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and Bill, as: amended, to be printed; 607. 
_ Report further considered; Amendments agreed to; Day ap- 
-. pointed for Third Reading; 614. Passed, with Amendments, 
618. Agreed to by the Lords, 623. . Royal Assent, 627. 
Garrorp ( Berks) Lands; Petition. for a Bill for dividing and 
allotting the same, 34,., Bill ordered, 35. | Presented, and 
read, 174. Committed, 271. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
34. Passed, 362. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal 
ssent, 442. 
Gatnzeruey Moor and Winston Roads; Petition for more 
etecualy repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 35, 
' Reported ; Bill ordered ; 57. Presented, and read, 85. Com- 
‘mitted, 109. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 167, Passed, 176. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 199. Royal Assent, 250. 
GENERAL INVESTMENT Society; Petition for a Bill to enable 
~\ them to sue and be sued ‘in the name of their Treasurer, Se- 
’ cretary or Clerk; Referred to a Committed, 82, 
Genera Steam Navigation ; Petition for a Bill for grant- 
‘ ing certain Powers and Authorities to a Company, to be called 
The General Steam Navigation Company; Referred to a 
Corhmittee, 60, Reported ; Bill ordered ;.153.. Presented, 
and read, 196. F 
Guascow ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road. from thence 
to Redburn Bridge; - Referred ‘to a’ Committee, 89. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 154, . Presented, and read, 216. 
_ Committed, 270. Reported; to be ingrossed; 465. Passed, 
' 572- Agreed to by the Lords, 593 yal Assent, 603. 
———— Petition for a Bill to amend Act for opening certain 
_ Streets in that City; Referred to a Committee, 54. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 154. Presented, and read, 216, 
- Committed, 271. Petition of Provost, Magistrates and 
Council of Anderston, against ; Referred, and Counsel ors 
dered ; 328. Bill pened ; to be ingrossed ; 458. Passed, 
478. Agreed to by the Lords, 515. Royal Assent, 519. 
—-— Petition for a Bill for establishing additional Mar- 
- ket Places, and for improving that City, 54. Referred to 
a Committee, 55. Reported ; Report referred to the Select 
- Committee on Standing Orders; 196. Report, that the Par- 
- ties-be permitted’ to proceed with their Bill, 224. Report 
- réad 5 Bill ordered ; 228. - Presented, and read, 235. Com- 
- mitted,» 291: Petition of Trustees of Robert Crawford, 
‘ against ;’ Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Voices; 361. Bill 
- reported ; to be ingtossed; 390. Bill read the Third time ; 
: Further mpceetiing upon Third Reading adjourned; 418. 
~ Resumed,' and Bill ‘passed, 426. Agreed to by the Lords, 
-'470. Royal Assent, 518. 
——— Gas Light Company ; Petition for a Bill for enablin 
' that Company to raise a further Sum of Money; Ref 
‘to a Committee, 15. Reported; Bill ordered; 20, Pre- 
: sented,and read, 28. Committed, 46. Petition from Glasgow, 
“against ;‘to lie on the Table, 116. Bill reported ;. to be in- 
_ grossed ; 271. Passed, 282. Agreed to by the Lords; 305, 
| Royal Assent, 350. | 
———--—— Qil and Coal Gas Light; Petition for a Bill for 
; lighting that_City with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 45. 
“Reported ;“ Report referred to the Select. Committee on 
Standing Orders; 110. Report that the Standing Orders 
“Ought not to be dispensed with, 148. : 
=-—--—— and ParkuEaD Roads ; Petition for a Bill for mak- 
ing a Road from thence to Carmyle and Flemington ; Re- 
ferred to‘ Committee, 77: Reported ; Report. referred to 
pret on Standlin Ord por 
that t ies‘ be’ permitted to proceed with their Bill; and 
fen to ee given ‘to’ deposit a Pla He hy et 


i ‘a Plan, &amp;c, 5176, Report 

ad; Bill ordeted ;+216. ° resented, and a, 2a Cen 

. mitted, 271," Petition ofthe Proprietor of Lands of’ Dal- 
beth, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 368. Time 




















Vou. 80.——Sess. 1825. 


.- enlarged: for Committee to report,’ 497): hemi to be 


Bill re-committed, and con- - 


Peers Poe. nee eae 


ingrossed; 510. Passed, 572. Agreed to*by' the rds, 

503. Royal Assent, 603. 3 em tbh Ge ) 
——‘ Petition for a Bill for making a Raih from ther 

to Rosebank, 67, | Referred to a Committee, 68. Réepor 










Bill ordered, 118. ° Presented, and read, 235. ‘Committed, 
337. Petitions of William Williamson, Carmyle; and 
oF pete and Occupiers of Lands of Bogleshole ‘and 
Carmyle, against ;. 341. Petition of John Sligo of Carmyle, 





against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; Voices; 953: 
— Asylum. Vide Lerten. eda s08&gt; igs 
Vide Cuktsea Hospitat. Gorsats. New- 
FOUNDLAND. meer oe 
Guass ; Acts relative to the Duties thereon; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, 440.. , Considered, 449. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to ; and Bill ordered there- 
i 





upon; 458. de infra, + intipaliiin 
Bill to repeal the Excise Duties, and, Drawbacks, on 
Flint Glass, and to impose other Duties.in jieu thereof ; Or- 


dered, 458, Act 4 Geo. IV, c, 23, read; Instruction, to,con- 
tinue ‘the Jurisdiction and Powers for recovering, | ea 
under Customs and Excise Laws in Ireland ; pe ill pre 
‘sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to " i Sraet 525. iy yn ad 539, Considers are 
rted; Day appointed for further idering prt, an 
Bill, as boiled, to be printed ; 5 Report benepe- 


ay. appointed . for Third 
Reading ; 575. Passed, 584. Iagreed to by the Lords, 5: 


Giese Lanps; Act 55 Geo. gs ¢. 147, for enabling Spiritual 
Peisons to exchange the Parsonage or Glebe Houses: on 
Glebe Lands belonging to Benefices,, read ; Bill to-amend 
and render more effectual Act; Ordered, 50. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be, print- 

"ed; 51. Committed, 97. Considered, 104, Reported ; to 

~ be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 113. 

' “Passed, 120. ' By the Lords, with Amendments, 185, Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 192. Royal Assent, 250, 

Giooprarton Railway. Vide CARNARYON. 


Groostron (Leicester) Lands; Petition: for a- Bill to inclose; 

_ and Bill’ ordered, 63. Order of Leave for Bill read, and 
discharged; another Bill ordered; 233. Vide infra. 

and Cranoe Lands; Bill to inclose; Ordered, 233. 

Presented, and read, ibid. Committed, 301. Reported; to 

' be ingrossed; 391. Passed, 396. Agreed to by the Lords, 

/ 419. Royal Assent, 442. i este alpha S) MON 

Guossop Roap. Vide SHEFFIELD. 

GroucestTer Roan. Vide CuELTENHAM, 


G.LovucesTER and BERKELEY CANAL; Petition for/a Billto 
enable that Company to raise a further Sum of Money; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 48. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 147. 
Presented, and read, 155. Committed, 185. Petition of the 
Earl of Berkeley, against ; Referred ; Counsel ordered; 221. 
Petition of Caleb Carrington Clerk, against; Referred, and 

_ Counsel ordered; 235. "Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; +378. 
Report further considered, 409. Bill to be ingrossed, 410. 
Passed, 425. By the Lords, with Amendments, 475. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 505. Royal Assent, 518. . 

Gopa.mine ; Petition for a Bill for paving and ox eS that 
Town; Referred to a Committee, 44. Reported; Bilt or- 
dered; 156. Presented, and read, 167. mmitted, 191. 
Petition of Mr. Wood, against ; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 307. Petition of Inhabitants of Godalming, 378. 
Bill reported, 411. Re-committed ; and Leave given to sit, 
and proceed ; 412. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 453. 
Passed, 475. Agreed to by the Lords, 536. Royal Assent, 
586. - ot 








Goup and Sitver Puars Licences; Acts 55 Geo, 3, c.19 and 
30, read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 546. Considered, ibid. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to, and Instruction accordingly, 553. . Vide infra. 

Bill to transfer the Collection‘and Ma- 

nagement of the Duties on Gold and Silver Plate and Licences 

from the Commissioners of Excise to. the Comnnissioners of 

Stamps; Ordered, 537. Instruction relative.to the, Duties 

on Licences, 553. Presented, and read; Day SPpaipiet ig 

Second Reading; ibid. Committed, 571. Act 4Geo. IV, 

c. 53, read; Instruction to repeal so much ‘thereof as relates 

el tke yg 
ing ; Da yinted for Third | ng; 584-. Passed, 

589. Agreed to by the Laide, 605. Royal Assent, 626... 

Goxp; Petition of. Frederick Jones and: others, complai of 

~ Country Bank Notes not being: paid in Geld ; Oifefed, and by 
Leave withdrawn, 587. Ano Petition of Frederick. Jones 
and others; To lie ou the Table;and to be printed ; 605, - ' 

Vide(AppREssEs, 17.)° Sars &gt; Bae: ree 

Gotp Coast Minine Company ; Petition for a Bil'fit-éon- 
stituting them a Joint Stock Company 5" red ‘to #Com- 
miter G4elh ie rnp AMF ONE ACs st easel 

Gown and Srivek;’ Vide Accounts! °° 


. as saboet ‘ whens 2 pita d atl» hp t eee: 
Gonvitie, John; Petitions of ~_ Goaville, coumplanaing of 
; Ns 














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(1895. 








his: being. transported. from Jamaica ; To lie on the Table; 

‘and to be.printed; 611. , 

Goop. Hore, Carzor. Vide Carz or Goon Hore. 

Goons; Bill. for the Warehousing of Goods; Ordered, 310. 
Presented, .and read; Day appointed for. Second Reading ; 
-834-,. Committed, 341. mittee deferred, 345, 352- Bill 
consi 3 re ; Day appointed for further considering 
; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 358. Further 
Consideration defetred, 386, 398, 422. 
considered; re 3 appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 448. Further 
Consideration deferred, 471, 500, 522, 538. Bill re-com- 
mitted; and considered ; 544. Reperted ; to be ingrossed ; 
Dey appointed for Third Reading; 552. Third Reading 

erred, 584. - Bill passed, 593. Agreed to by the Lords, 
623. ' Royal Assent, 626. - 

‘Motion for laying before the House, an Account of the 
Quantity of Goods exported from Great Britain to the dif- 
ferent Ports of Europe, for Seven Years ending 5 January 
1825; withdrawn, 332.’ - 

Gornats (Glasgow) Statute Labour; Petition for a Bill for 
regulating tHe Conversion thereof ; Referred to'a Committee, 
55. Petition of Feuars and Inhabitants of Gorbals, against ; 
‘to lie on the Table, 149. Reported; Bill ordered; 154. 
Petition of Trustees of Lanark Roads, against; to lie. on 
the Table, 155. Bill presented, and read, 216. Committed, 
242. Petition of ‘Trustees of Lanark Roads, against ; to 
lie on the Table, 257. Petition of Proprietors of Lands in 
Govan and Lanark, against’; 306. Petition against, read 
again; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 367. Bill reported ; 
te be ingrossed; 409. Passed, 433. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 519. 

Gospet.. Vide Accounts. 


Gosport (Chapel); Petition for a Bill to provide for the per- 
petual Maintenance and Support thereof; Referred to 1 Com- 
mittee, 52. Reported; Report referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders; 222. Time enlarged for present- 
ing the Bill, 232. Report, that the Parties be permitted to 
proceed with their Bill, and to give Notices, &amp;c. 256. Re- 
port read; Bill ordered; 260. Presented, and read, 269 
Committed, 318. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 362. Passed, 
a3. By the Lords, with Amendments, 419. Considered, 
and agreed to, 438. Royal Assent, 441. 

Gour.ay, Robert; Petition complaining of certain Proceed- 
ings in the Court of Chancery ; To lie on the Table, 243. 

Inhabitants of Forgan; and of Robert Gourlay ; to be 
printed, 338. Of Inhabitants of Ceres and Ferryport on 
Craig, in Fifeshire, for an Inquiry into his Case; To be 
printed, 355. Of Robert Gourlay, relative to the Canada 
Company Bill, 371. To be printed, 384. Of Robert Gour- 
lay, relative to his Imprisonment; to be printed, 384. Of 
Inhabitants of the Parish of Scoone and County of Fife ;' of 
the Parish of Wily. and its Vicinity; of the Borough of 
Hindon and its Vicinity; and of Tisbury and its Vicinity ; 
to be printed, 391. Of Inhabitants of Ceres in Fifeshire; to 
be printed, 412, Of Inhabitants of Ceres in Fifeshire ; 478. 
Of Parishioners of Longford; and of Inhabitants of Staple- 
ford, &amp;c. 628, 


~ Vide Cuancery, Court or, Poor. 
Grain, Vide Corn. | 
Granp Jury Presentments. Vide IRELanp. 
Granee Moor Roap. Vide Barnstry. 


GrantHam and Trent Brince Road ; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered; 116. Presented, and 
read, 121. Committed, 132. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
233. Passed, 240: Agreed to by the Lords, 275. Royal 
Assent, 297. | 

Gravesenp Road; Petition for a Bill for making and main- 
taining a Road from thence to Wrotham; Referred to a 
Committee, 13. Reported; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standing lers; 43. Report; Parties to proceed ; 
83. “i read aguin ; ‘and Bill ordered; 107. Presented, 
and read, 131. ommitted, 166. “Reported; to be in- 
grossed’; 251. Passed, 270. Agreed to by the Lords, 956. 
Royal Assent, 360. 

Gray, George. Vide Newsury. 

GrREAsLey Road. Vide Notrincuam. 

Great Bow Bringer ; Petition for a Bill for taking down and 
rebuilding the same; Referred to,a Committee, 86. Re- 
ported atta vg referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, 183. f Report that the Parties be permitted to 
proceed with their Bill, and to give Notices, &amp;c, 224. Re- 

read ; Bill ordered; presented, and read; 234. Com- 
Wbtied) 267. t .  aiteneat'h 
Great Grimssy Haven. Vide Griwsey. L Ade. 
Graeme, fResys:Suliven 3, Bill from Lords, to dissolve his Mar- 
_ Hage with A) ipa Read, 195:, Comimitted ; In- 
atruction for Counsel: Witnesses ; 202. Mess to be 
sent to the Lords for Depositions taken in India, 202. Lords 
communicate the same; Referred, 213. Bill considered, and 





“* 





Bill re-committed; - 


reported, 253, Passed; Depositions to be returned; 261. 
Royal Assent,'298. ° be. dha 
‘Vide Lorns, — rate . ae 

Greenuitt Moor Road; Petition for Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 76. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 188. Order of Leave for Bill, read, 
and discharged; Bill ordered; presented, and read ; 233. 
Committed, 261. | Reported ; to be i ed; 388. Passed, 
405. Agreed to by the Lords, 439. yal Assent, 442. 

GREENLAND Fisneries. Vide BLusper. 

Greentaw Road; _ Petition for a Bill for maintaining and 
improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 22. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 29. Presented, and read, 46. Com- 
mitted, 101; Reported; to be ingrossed } 200: Passed, 219. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 305. Royal Assent, 359. 

Greenock Police’ and Harbour; Petition for a Bill for 
repealing several Acts, and for making better Provision for 
the Improvement thereof; Referred to a Committee, 55. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 217. Presented, and read, 230. Com- 
mitted, 361. — Petitions of Commissioners for the Improve- 
ment and Maintenance of the Harbours of Greenock, also of 
Merchants and Owners of Vessels belonging to the Port of 
Greenock, and also Fenars, Sub-feuars, Burgesses and Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Greenock ; and of Merchants and 
Owners of Vessels belonging to the Port of Greenock, and of 
the Feuars, Sub-feuars, Burgesses and Inhabitants of the 
Town of ‘Greenock, against ; 364. Petition of Sir Michael 
Shaw Stewart, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 418. 
Petitions, against; read again; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered ; Voices; 438. 

Greenock Water.  VideSnaws Water. 

Greenwicn Hospirat. Vide Nava Asyium. 

Greenwicn ANd Wootwicn Roads; Petition for a Bill 
to amend Act of last Session, for repairing the same; Re- 
ferred toa Committee, 75. Reported; Bull ordered ; 160. 
Presented, and read, 176. 

GresuAmBury Srreet (Southwark Bridge;) Petition for 
a Bill for making anew Street from Southwark Bridge to 
Cornhill ; Referred to a Committee, 94. 

Grievances; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

Grimsby Haven; Petition for a Bill for amending and render- 
ing more effectual Acts; Referred to a Committee, 37. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 67. Presented, and read, 86. Com- 
mitted, 294. Reported, 336. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 375. Passed, 389. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 455. Considered, and agreed to, 466. 
Royal Assent, 518. 


6° Geo. IV, . Parl.7, Sess.6, A. 1825. 


H4 LEWORTHY Road; Petition fora Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing and improving the same, 35. Referred 

toa Committee, 36. Reported; Billordered; 108. ° Pre- 
sented, and read, 118. Committed, 138. Petition of Inha- 
bitants of St. Columb and Padstow, against; Referred, 190. 
Bill rted ; pphmtay Kooy: 270. Passed, 283. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 305. Royal Assent, 350. 

Hairax Road. Vide LekEps. 

Canal. Vide Carper anp Hepsie. 

and SHEFFIELD Road; Petition fora Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 62, Re d, 121, Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 122. Report that the Par- 
ties be permitted to proceed, and to deposit a Plan, &amp;c.. 149. 
Report read ; Bill ordered; 156. Presented, and read, 236. 
Committed, 270. Petitions of Bankers, Merchans, Maau- 
facturers, Shopkeepers, and other Inhabitants of the Towns 
of Sheffield and Huddersfield; and of Land-owners, Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants in the West 
Riding of the County of York, in favour; 389. Of Pro- 
prietors of Estates, and Inhabitants of Oughtibridge Wor- 
rall, Bradfield and Wadsley ; of Owners and Occupiers of. 
Estates in the Parish of Ecclesfield; and of Owners and 
Occupiers of Estates, and other Inhabitants of Stannington, 
Loxley, Malin Bridge, and Owlerton, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 389. Petition of Duke of Nor- 
folk, against, 396. ' 

Hammersmitu Bridge; Petition for a Bill for altering abd 
amending Act, 38. Referred to a Committee,.39. Re- 
ported, 101. Report, referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 102. Report, that the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 148, 


Han ey and Snerton Improvement ; Petition for a Bill for 
watching and lighting that Township; Referred to a Com-- 
mittee, 63. Reported, 106. Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 107. that the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 122. 

—— Lighting; Petition for Leave to present 

a Petition for a Bill for watching and lighting that Town, 154. 

Referred to n Committee, ibid. Reported; Leave given 5 Pe- 

tition presented ; referred to.a Committee ; 167. , 

216. Bill ordered, 217. Presented, and read, 229-. _- 
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mitted, 291. Petition of Owners of Buildings, against; re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; 364. Petition of Manufac- 
turers and others of Hanley and-Shelton, in the Staffordshire 
Potteries, against, 367. Bill reported; The King’s Consent 
signified ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 390. Passed, 396. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 435. Royal Assent, 441. 

Hants Canal. . Vide Berxs.. vd 


Harcourt, late Earl of; Bill from Lords, to enable the De- 
visees under his Will to grant a building and repairing Lease 
of Harcourt House and Grounds, 480. Read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, 512. Reported, and passed, 572. Royal Assent, 587. 

HaAsiinepen ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
Bradshaw Brow to.that Town; Referred toa Committee, 87. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 148. Order of Leave for Bill, 
read, and discharged; another Bill ordered ; rr Pre- 
sented, and read, 290. Committed, 313. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 378. Passed, 388. Agreed to by the Lords, 
413. Royal Assent, 442. ; 

Hastinos; Petition for a Bill for erecting a Chapel at Pel- 
ham. Crescent, in that Town, Referred to, a Committee, 20. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 73. Presented, and read, 85. Pe- 
tition of the Reverend Webster Whistler, against, 107. _ Bill 
committed, 108. Petition of the Rev. Mr. Whistler, Re- 
ferred, 121. Counsel. ordered; Voices; 130, Bill re- 
pened to be ingrossed; 162. Passed, 186. Agreed to 

y the Lords, 349. Royal Assent, 359. 

Havre ve Grace; Petition of Mark Skelton, complaining 
of the conduct of the Consul at Havre de Grace; To lie on 
the Table ; and tobe printed; 413. 

Hawes Road. Vide Kirxsy Srepnen. 


Hawkers and Pepitars Licences; Petition of Alexander 
M‘Leod, for the Amendment of the Hawkers and Pedlars 
Act; To lie on the Table, 504. 

Haye; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge, and making 
a Causeway over Hayle River and Sands; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 11. Reported; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, and 
read, 35. Committed, 85. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 159. 
Passed, 166. Agreed to by the Lords, 191. Royal Assent, 250. 

Hesse Road. Vide Cauper. . 

HENLEY-UPON-THAMES; Poor Rates; Petition for a Bill for 
better assessing and collecting the Poor and other Parochial 
Rates within that Township,.92..' Referred to a Committee, 
93- Reported; Bill ordered; 212. Presented, and read, 
237. Committed, 262. Petition of House-owners and others,- 
against, 330. Petition of House-owners and Inhabitants 
of Henley-upon-Thames, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 568. Petition for additional Provision; Refer- 
red to a Committee, 410. Reported; Report referred to. 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 432. Report, 
that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
443. Voices, 453. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 
460. Bill. reported; to be ingrossed; 478, Passed, 497. 
Agreed to by the Lords,-528. Royal Assent, 586. 


Hereine and Cop Fisnerises; Petition for a Bill for esta- 


blishing a Society for the prosecution and encouragement ef 
the Fisheries of fous aud Cod; Referred to a Committee, 
84. Reported; Bill ordered; 208. Order of Leave for Bill 
read, and discharged ; another Bill ordered; presented, and 
read ; 230. Petition of Fish-curers, against, 292. Petition 
of Adventurers of the Port of Greenock; against, 302. Peti- 
tion of Fish-curers of Burntisland, against; to lie on the 
Table, 308. Petition of Adventurers in the Port of Stran- 
raer and Lochryan, against, 324. Of Saltcoats, Irvine, and 
Rothsay, against, 328. OF James Ebenezer Saunders, 
against. 337. Of Fish-curers and others of Dumfries, Annan, 
and Kirkcudbright; and of the Port of Berwick-upon-T weed ; 
against, 342. Petition’ of Individuals concerned in the curing 
of Herrings, of Cromarty, 356. 

Heraine Fisuery. Vide Accounts. 

Hipernian Gas Company. Vide IkELANp. 


Hisernian GeneraAL Raitway Company. 
LAND. 


Hiserntan Mininc Company. Vide IRELAND. 


Hinckey; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence 
to Bishop’s Gate; Referred to a Committee, 16. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 21. Presented, and read, 28. Committed, 
44. Reported; Bill to be ingrossed; 188. Passed, 196. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 224. Royal Assent, 251. : 

as Light; Petition for a Bill for lighting that 
Town with Gas; ieferred to. a Committee, 85. Reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
114. Report, that the Standing Orders onght not to be dis- 
pensed with, 148. 

Hinpoo Winows; Petition of Inhabitants of Craile, com- 
ss of Female Immolation in India; To lie on the 

able; and to be printed ; 499. 

Hocxerine AND Morrow (Norfolk) Lands; Petition for 
a Bill to inclose ;. Referred to. the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; 27. Petition, and Order for referring Pe- 
tition to Select Committee on: Standing Orders, read, and 
di ed; Petition referred to a Committee; 63. Petition 
zeported, 87. Report referred to Select Committee on 


Vide Ire- 





—— 


Vou. 80.— Sess. 1825. 


Se 


Standing Orders, 88. Report, that the Parties be permi tted 
to am and that ‘Leavé be ranted to give Notices, 
103. Report from Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
read; Bill ordered, 115. Presented, and read, +77; ‘Commit- 
ted, 255. Reported; Bill ‘to be ingrossed ;« 325. Passed, 
(348. Agreed to by the Lords, 370. Royal Assent, 442. 
Horsorn, St. ANpReEw’s, Poor. Vide St. AnnRew’s 
Hoxsorn. oe bes aprons 
Hoxtioway Road. Vide Barrie Brings. - 


HotyHeap Roads; Reports of Select Committee, Session 
1822, and Act (4 Geo. IV, c..74,) read; Bill to.extend the 
Powers of the Act; Ordered, 287. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ¢ 292. 
Committed, 327.' Reported; and Bill .re-committed,. 515. 
Comniittee deferred, 538, 544. Instruction respecting an-Ad- 
vance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund, 546.. Bill con- 
sidered, 552. Reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; 571. Report further considered ;, Bill ape 

or ‘ll 


ingrossed; Day appointed for. Thitd + 575. 
passed, 581. Agreed to by the Lords, 616, Royal Assent, 627. - 
——-——. Motion for the House to, resolve itself 
into a Committee of the whole House, to-consider of ad- 
vancing Money out of the Consolidated Fund, for the Im- 
provement thereof; the King’s Recommendation. signified ; 
and Motion agreed to, 515. . Committee deferred. 524, 
534. . Matter considered; 539. 
agreed to; and Instruction accordingly, 546. Vide supra. 
—— Vide Accounts. 


Hore Road. Vide Leominster. 


Hopetoun, Earl; Bill from Lords, for exchanging part’ of 
his settled Estates, situated in the county of Linlithgow; 445. 








j 


Read, ibid. Committed, 459. Reported, and passeil, 503. 


Royal Assent, 52c. 

Hors. Vide Accounts. + Sa 

Horses; Act 26 Geo. 3, c. 71, relative: to the Slaughtering 
of Horses, read; Bill to amend the said Act; Ordered, 473. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 496. ‘ Bill committed, 507. sidered ; 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 


and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 523. Further Consider- 


ation deferred, 544, 552. Report further considered; Bill 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; ‘576. 
Third Reading deferred, 595, 607, 614. ; aysEe 
- Petitions in favour; viz. Of William Davis, White- 
chapel, 
Of Weta: Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, and 
‘others, of Whitechapel ; ‘To be printed, 608. ” 


HOUSE: pi 
.— Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House 0 
Peers, at the opening of the Session, 3... At the close of the 
Session, 641. . 

Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privi- 
leges and Elections, &amp;c. ee 8. Vide Constasies. Exec- 
tions. EvipenceE., Footmex. Mempgrs, 








JEANT. SPEAKER. VOTES. WITNESSES. 

————. Resolutions of, limiting the Time for receiving Pri- 
vate Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills ; to be printed, 8. 
—-— Resolution of, relative to the mode of Proceeding 

with respect to Orders of the Day, and Notices, 10. 

— Resolution of, That the House will not receive any 
Petitions on Private Bills, referring ney Fh the compliance 
or non-compliance with the Orders of the House, subsequently 
to the First Reading of Bills, to which they relate; 168. 
Read, 219. Resolution read again, and made a Standing 
Order, 641. ’ 

Resolution of, That it is expedient that Provision 
should be made by Law towards the maintenance of the 





secular Roman Catholic Clergy exercising religious functions. 


in Ireland, 357- oF 

Resolution of, That Robert Poer Trench Pilkington 
having presumed to counterfeit a Petition, and baying trans- 
mitted the same to a Member to present it to the House, and 
who presented the same to the. House accordingly, has. been 
guilty of a high breach of Privilege, 445. Also, that his Fees 
be remitted, 470. ; . Natt 

Resulution of, relative to Notices for Private Bills in 

Scotland, 617. ; , 

——_——- to be called over; Members not attending to be sent 
for in the Custody of the Serjeant at Arms; 10. Callde- 

’ ferred, 50, 103. Honse called ‘over ; Defaulters ordered to 
attend on a certain day; 130. Notice being taken, that 

‘ several Members, who were ordered to attend, in 
their Places, they were excused, 147. Names of Members 
who did not appear, called over; several excused ; and: Mr. 
Thomas Wentworth Beaumont, Mr. Crosbie, Mr. Granville 
Leveson Proby, the Marquis of Tavistock, Lord Graves, and 
Sir Henry Wright Wilson, ordered to be taken into the 
Custody of the Serjeant at Arms; '150. Mr “Wentworth 
Beaumont discharged out of Custody, 153." The Marquis 
of Tavistock discharged out of Custody, 157. Order for 
taking Lord Graves into con, , discharged, 1bid. ens 

- ‘ 


—_—— 





Resolution reported, and” 


504, Of Inhabitants of Ware; To be printed, 543. 


Peers. © 
PosTMAsTER-GENERAL. PRAYERS. Priviteces. SeR- 


A 





INDEX t the EricuTtreru VoLumMe. 





[ 1895. 





« for the Attendance of Sir py Sow Mr. Crosbie, and 
. ‘Mr; Granville Leveson Proby ; discharged, 164. 
wut To be talled over; Members not attending, to be sent 
« for in Cuistody ; 253. Order for Call, discharged, 312. 
~~ Resolves, at rising, to adjourn to a certain Day, 10, 
“ 94,'97,129, 165, 193, 228, 265, 300; 311, 3325 357, $86, 413, 
450, 462, 490, 525, 601, 623. 
Adjourns’ for want of Forty Members, 18, 51, 221, 
1 $22,346, 477, 540. - ; 
neeies - Adjourns, there being no Member present, 174. 
+ — Sits till after Twelve, 229, 381 ;—till Half-past Twelve, 
291g, 195):160, 367, 409;—till near One, 129, 239, 321, 387, 
473s 517, 5403~ tll One, 195, 359, 395, 432 j—tll after One, 
- 434-135» 464, 477, 502, 509, 618 ;—-till Half-past One, 34, 
-997, 417, 424, 450,496, 547, 614 ;—till near Two, 399, 4595— 
- till Two, 597;—till after Two, 25, 260, 535, 608 ;—till Half- 
pass Two, 346, 525;+till near Three, 327 ;—till Three, 554; 
. -+Half-an-hour after Three, 51, 147. 
—.. Informed of certain circumstances relative to the 
“absence of! certain Members at the Call, 164. Relative to 
~ Mrs. Baring, 199. 
———— Gives leave to certain Members to attend Committees 
at the Lords, 72, 258, 259, 574- 
Grants Leave for Notices to be given, of the Applica- 
’ tion for Private Bills; viz. On Church Doors and on Sessions 
House Doors, 103.— By Advertisement, 166.— And on 
Church Doors, 203.—By Advertisement, and on Sessions 
House Doors, 149, 161, 224, 256, 292.—On Sessions House 
) Doors, 166.—By Advertisement on Church Doors. and Ses- 
sions House - Doors, ou » 292.—To deposit Plans, Xc. 149, 
(277, 189, 203, 241, 256. 
~ Lee in their eng * by Messages from 
the Lords, 162, 470. By a Message from the Lords Com- 
_ missioners, 250. 
Sends a Message to the Lords, requesting Copy of 
_ Depositions taken in India, on Graeme’s Divorce, 202. Depo- 
sitions ‘communicated accordingly, 213. Depositions to be 
returned to the Lords, 261. 
Requesting Copies of Minutes of 
Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the State of 
Ireland, in the last and present Sessions, 299. Lords com- 
municate Copies of the said Minutes accordingly; To be 
printed, 305. 








Requesting Copy of further Evi- 
dence taken before the Lords Committees on the State of 
“Treland, 411. 








Requesting Copy.of further Evi- 
dence taken before the Lords Committees on the State of 
Ireland, 608. Lords communicate Copy of the said Minutes 
accordingly, 630. To be printed, 641." 





Requesting the Attendance of Lord 

Carbery on a Committee, 358. 
Requesting that a Bill might be 
‘ returned, which had been sent to their Lordships by mistake, 
“522, Report that it had been received back, 513. 


Bill to establish a Taxation of Costs on Private Bills 
in. the House of Commons; Ordered, 525. Presented, and 
“read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
539. Committed, 545. Committee deferred, 553. Bill 
~considered, 576. Reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 579. 
‘Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
“pointed for Third Reading; 588.. Bill passed, 593. Agreed 
‘to by the Lords, 616. Royal Assent, 627. 
—— Vide Accounts. ‘(AppREssEs, 9.) - CLERK oF 
tHE Hovse. Lorps. Memuers. Orpers. QuesTIONs 
Ngo. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 











‘House. Vide Ing.anp. 
Hous Tax. Vide Winpow Tax. 
Hype Park Corner and Counters Brincr Road. Vide 
‘KENSINGTON. 
Hypropnonta ; Petition of Corporation of Cutlers of Hallam- 
_ shire for the prevention of Hydrophobia, 275. To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 276. 
Huppersrizip, and New Hey Road ;, Petition for a Bill for 
repairing and maintaining the same; Referred to a Com- 
-amittee, 80. Reported; Bill ordered; 117. Presented, and 
_wead,° 132. Committed, 162. Petitions of Owners and 
_ Oceupiers of Estates in the Townships of Elland-cum-Greet- 
- land and Stainland, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
~of Land-owners and others of Barkisland, against ; Referred, 
. 284. Petitions of Owners of Lands in Huddersfield, in the 
Hamlet of Marsh ; and of Trustees of Salter Hebble, Stain- 
-dand, and Sowerby Bridge Roads; against, 191. Petition of 
, John Holtoyd, aguinst; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 
- 203. , Petitions: against, read again; Referred; Counsel 
ppoemaned arian. _ Bill reported, wr sal esamecge 348. Bill 
_ Feported,; to be in 3 390... Passed, 410, Agreed to by 
- the Lords, 439. Royal Assent, 442. : 


Hutt. Vide Kineston-vron-Hvuus, | 





Huneerrorp (Market); Petition for a Bill for establishing 
a Market there; Referred to a Committee, 84, Reported ; 
Report, referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
133- Report, that the Standing Orders.ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, 161. ’ . 


6° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7.. Sess. 6... A..1825. 


] LSEY, East (Berks) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 74. 
‘West (Berks). Lands ; Petition. for a Bill to inclose ; 
_ and Bill ordered, 74. Presented, and read, 202._ Committed, 

353- Reported; to be ingrossed; 412. Passed, 425. 
' Agreed to by the Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 520. 
Imperiat ContTiNENTAL Gas Association; Petition. for 
_.&amp; Bill to enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 

Chairman, or any other Member ; Referred to a Committee, 

33. Reported; Bill ordered; 39. Presented, and read, 61. 

.Committed, 110. . Reported; to be ingrossed; 195. Passed, 
208. 





~ Gas Licut and Coxe Company; Petition for 
a Bill for establishing an additional Company for lighting the 
‘ Mettopolis with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 92. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 189. 7 
Imperiat Mininc Company. Vide IRELAND. 
ImpounpInG Distresses. Vide IRELAND. ; 
Inpemnity; Bill to indemnify such Persons.in the United 
Kingdom, as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices 
and Employments ; Ordered, 97.. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and_to_ be . printed; _97. 
Committed, 120, Considered, 125. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 129. Passed, 
135. Agreed to by the Lords, 162. Royal Assent, 174. 


InpictMENTs; Bill to prevent the vexatious removal of 
Indictments, &amp;c.; Ordered, 427. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 517. 
Second Reading deferred, 533. Committed, 551. on- 

' sidered, and reported; Day Spent for further considering 
‘Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ;_ 595. Further 
Consideration deferred, 607. Report ‘further considered ; 

“Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ;'6: 4. 

* Bill passed, 618. - ; . 

Infirm Persons; Bill to authorize Sheriffs to abstain from 

‘ arresting ; ‘Ordered, 358. 

Ince, Henrietta; Bill from Lords to establish certain Leases 

_ granted by her, £43. Read, ibid. Committed, 577.. Re- 

_ ported, and passed, 589. Royal Assent, 603. 

INNKEEPERS; Bill for fixing the Rates of Subsistence to be paid 
.to Ionkeepers and others, on quartering Soldiers; Ordered, 
296. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; ibid. Committed, 299. Considered, 305... Reported; to 
_ be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 311, Passed, 
317. Agreed to by the Lords, 331. Royal Assent, 359. 

By teeny Destor’s Court, Vide Accounts. . Kine’s. 

ENCH. 


INSTRUCTIONS : 





To Select Committees on certain Matters, to 

‘consider of other Matters, 8, 161, 305.—To Committees of 

‘the whole House, 462, 515. 

‘To Committees of the whole House on Bills, 

to make Provision, 50, 135, 266, 295, 209,414, 448, 470, 

473, 501, 511, 514, 529, 546, 552, 576, 584. 

To Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
in Bills, to make Provision, 146, 206, 229, 276, 416, 429, 
484, 525, 547. 

—————_——. To a Select Committee on a Bill, to consoli- 
date the same, 281. 


To Committees on Bills, to receive Clauses, 











295, 522, 551- ; 
-_— To divide a Bill into two Bills, 321. 








Incamesr of Money. : Vide Ususy Laws. 
Joint Stock Companigs. Vide IngELAND, 
Jorpan, Thomas. . Vide IrELAND. 


JOURNALS : ay 

Committee appointed to inspect the Lords 

‘Journals, with relation to any Proceedings upon the Ware- 

housing Corn Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 506. Report 
to lie on the Table, 510. «cae? 

; — Committee; appointed to inspect the Lords 
Journals, with relation to any Proceedings upon the Saint 
pero in the East ten Bin are to be the Quorum, 

504. rt, 595, ,To lie on the Table, 507. _ 
tcl nt To ‘be printed, 25. ; ici 

- Entries therein read, 305, 624. 

- -—- Special Entries made therein, vpon agreeing 
_to Lords Amendments, 579, ar. , _— 
———--———— Vide Accounts. 

















GENERAL 


1825. ] 


INDEX fo the ErcurierH VoLumeE. 





JOURNALS—continued. TS ati 

—_ sa Gengrat InpEx; Select Committee ap- 
pointed to examine the Progress made in the “General 
Index; and to report Observations; Power to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Reeords; Three to be the Quorum; 544. 
Report, 598. To be printed, 600. ; 
To be printed, 641. 
Vide (AppREssEs, 7.) 











{RELAND: 


(ANTRIM.) Presbytery ; Petition of the Ministers 
of the Presbytery of Antrim, relative to the Reverend 
Henry Cooke, 611. To lie on the Table, 612. 

ARIGNA [TRON AND CoaLComPANY.) Petition 
for a Bill to encourage the Working of Mines in Ireland ; 
Referred to a Committee, 68. Reported; Bill ordered ; 118. 
Presented, and read, 232. Committed, 397. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 465. Passed, 487. . By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 543. Considered, and agreed to, 548. Royal 
Assent, 587. 

(ATHLUNCARD) Bridge; Petition for a Bill for 
the erection of a Bridge across the River Shannon, at 
Athluncard; Referred to a Committee, 88, Reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
178. Report, that the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill; and to deposit a Plan, &amp;c. 203. Report read; 
Bill ordered ; 217. -Presented, and read, 237. Committed, 
314. Reported; to be ingrossed; 390. Passed, 401. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 435. Royal Assent, 441. : 


——— (ATTORNIES.) Petitions of Attornies and Solicitors 
of Ireland, for the Amendment of Act 36 Geo. 3, c. 25, 
particularly as to that 2 ryt which imposes an Oath to be taken 
on their Admission ; To be printed, 446. 

———+++' (BALLINASLOE.) Vide Roman CarHovics. 

——+—'(BatLYHOOLY) Road. Vide Cork, iuifra. 


——— (BANnKERS.) Bill for the Regulation of Co-part- 
nerships -of certain Bankers in Ireland; _Ordered,.: 205. 
Presented, and read, 274. Committed, 287.. Committee 
Seat 206. Bill to be Printed ce homme deferred, 
316, 327, 3 49, 345, 357- . .Bill considered ;_ reported ; 
Day Sppoineed % he par ad Ra Report ; and Bill, as 

amended, to be printed; 365. Petition of P. French, 
junior, in favour; to be printed, 380. Further Consideration 
deferred, 381. Petition of Chamber of Commerce of Li- 
merick, in favour; to be printed, 385. Further Consideration 
deferred, 387, 403. Bill re-committed, and considered, 408. 
Petition of Inhabitants of New Ross, 411. Bill further consi- 
dered, 414. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 422. Third Reading deferred, 428. Bill 
passed, 436. © By the Lords, with Amendments, 512. Con- 
dered, and agreed to, 513.°° Royal Assent, ‘518. 


(BANKING COMPANIES.) Petitions of Noble- 
men and others of Ireland, for the encouragement thereof; 
To be printed, 183. Of Chamber of Commerce of Lime- 
rick, relative to the issue of Notes; to lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 227. Of the Grand Jury of the Town and 
County of the Town of Galway, and of Merchants and others 
of Galway ; to be printed, 355. ; 

(BANK OF IRELAND) Act; Petition of Noble- 
men, Gentlemen, Merchants, Traders, and Inhabitants of 
Dublin, complaining of the construction thereof; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 151. 

(Banks.) Vide PRovINcIAL, infra. 

(BANK TOKENS.). Bill to. prevent the further 
Circulation of Tokens issued by the Governor and Com- 
pany of the Bank of Ireland ; Ordered, 501. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 502. Committed; Bill to be printed; 508. Con- 
sidered, 523. Report deferred, 533. Bill reported, and 
re-committed ; [Instruction for issuing out of the Consolidated 
Fund, a Sum for enabling Silver Coin to be forwarded to 
Ireland; 551. Bill considered, 571. Réported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 576. Passed, 
582. . Agreed to by the Lords, 606. Royal Assent, 627. 


————. (BELFAST AND DUBLIN) Railway ; Petition for 
a Bill for making a Railway from Belfast to Dublin; 
Referred to a Committee, 9. Order for referring Petition 
to a°Committee, read, and discharged; Petition referred to 
Select. Committee on Standing Orders;.25. Petition and 
Order for referring. it to Select Couimniaten on Standing Orders, 
read, and discharged; Petition referred toa Committee; 6o. 


--—--~- (Borrer Trave.) Petitions respecting the Butter 
Trade of Ireland; viz. Of Chamber of Commerce ’ of 
Newry ; to be printed, 259. Of Grand Jury of the County 
of Tipperary ; to be Spree, 275. Of Coopers of the Town 
‘of Wexford, 300. Of Merehants of Clonmell; to be printed, 

303. Petition of Dairymen’ and Farmers of Wexford, 308. 

Of Merchants of Waterford; and of . Merchants and others 
of Newry ;-315. Tobe printed, 316. Of. Merchants and 
vothers of / Dundalk; to ‘be printed, 321. Of Butter-makers 

} of Doonane ; to be printed, 332. Of’Merchants and others 





Vo. 80.—Sess. 1825. 





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of Sligo, 344. Of Liverpool; to be’ printed, $44! °OF 
Lauded Proprietors, Merchants, ) Farmers, and: haliabirants of 
Kerry, 355. Of Chamber of Commerce’ of Belfast; to be 
rinted, 391.. ’Of Merchants, -and. Dealers in 
rish Butter; and of Merchants of New: Ross; of 5 
and: others of. Waterford Market; and of Geatlemen, Mer- 
chants and others of New Ross; to be printed, 407. Of 
Inhabitants of Strabane; to be printed, 434. Of, Chamber 
of Commerce of Dublin ; to be printed, 439. . anor 
(CHANCERY, CoURT. oF.) .. Vide,COURT OF 
CHANCERY, infra, | 
- (CHARITABLE ‘DONATIONS 
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;;172.,, Referred tothe 
Committee of Supply, 228... 0, Surprn¥.. 404 \~ 


(CHARTER SCHOOLS.) Motion ‘for an: Address 
respecting the marked Sentiments ‘of regret and indignation 
with which the House-of Commons perused the details of 
unwarrantable cruelty practised on. the Children in the 
several Charter Schools of Ireland, withdrawn; 516. 
( Ibid.) Vide (ADDRESSES, 5;) ' 
— (CHURCH.) Vide EsTaBLISHED CHURCH, 
intra. , 
— (Caurcnw Rares.) Bill to-alter and amend. the 
Law\as to Church Rates:in Ireland; Ordered,.111. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed. for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 413. Second Reading deferred, 423. Bill 
committed, 435. Committee deferred, 440, 457, 468,484. 
Bill considered, 499- Reported ; to be 4 Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 506. ‘Third Reading deferred, 
' 523. ° Bill passed, 533. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
630. Considered, and agreed to, 632. Royal Assetit, 642. 
(Ibid.)' Vide Parisu Vestries. ) VESTRY 
CESSES, infta. ’ 


— (Civit Bint Act.) | Petition,of Attornies of the 
City of Limerick, for an Alteration of the Schedule of Fees ; 
To lie on the Table, 41. ; . 

(CLERGY.) Vide EpiscopaL UNIONS, infra, 

(Coat METERS:). Petition of Coal. Meters of 
Dublin, relative to the mode of recovering the Metage Charge; 
Referred to Committee on Dublin Local Taxation, 124. . 

(Co1Le, Bernard.) Petition of Bernard Coile, of 

Dublin, complaining of his being arrested and imprisoned in 

1808, on a charge of High Treason; To lie on the Table ; 

aud to be printed; 454. 

— (COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE.) Petition from 

Dublin to remove Restrictions thereon ; ‘To lie ‘on the Table ; 

and to be printed ; 204. cin 

(Cork.) © Petition for a Bill for making a Road 

from thence to Ballyhooly ; Referred to a Committee, 77. 

Reported; Report referred to the Select. Committee .on 

Standing Orders; 216. Time enlarged for presenting the 

Bill, 232. Report, that the Parties be permitted to proceed, 

to deposit Plan, &amp;c. 241. Report read; Bill ordered; 271. 

Presented, and ‘read, ibid. Committed, 324. Reported; to 

be ingrossed ; 388. Passed, 395. Agreed to by the Lords, 

435-- Royal Assent, 442. : 


———— (Cork INSTITUTION.) , Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS, supra. 


(CORONERS:) Petition of James: M‘Carthy for 
the amendment of Act relative thereto; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 504. Petition of Attornies of Ireland ; to 
be printed, 521. 
— (CORPORATE RIGHTS.) Petitions for the resto- 

ration of Corporate Rights; viz. Of Inhabitants of the Bo- 
rough of Dundalk; To be printed, 111. Of Inhabitants: of 
Drogheda; to be printed, 168. Of Inhabitants of Dundalk, 
179. Of Thomas Flanagan, 238. , oo 
(CounTY TREASURERS.) Act 4 Geo. IV, c. 33, 
read; Bill to amend; Ordered, 145. Presented, and-read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and tobe printed; 165. 
Bill. committed, 172. Committee. deferred, ib, 194,206, 
238. Bill considered, 248. Reported, 253. To beingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 254, . Third Reading de- 
ferred, 260, 266, 281. Bill passed, 288, Agreed to by. the 
Lords, 550. Royal Assent, 586. . ... inne Sh 
— .(CourTs OF CHANCERY AND EXCHEQUER.) 
Acts.4.Geo. IV, ¢. 61. &amp;.70, read; To be ideved in a 
Committee of the whole House ;, 254. Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into. the Committee ; the King’s Recommen- 
_dation signified; and, Acts cons ;-310,, Resolutions 
__zeported, and agreed :to 5 and, Bills ordered thereupon; $27. 
Vide, infra: CouRT.OF EXCHEQUER. hoes 
———— ( Ibid.) . Bill to amend Act 4 Geo. LV, forthe-better 
administration of Justice imahe Court of Chaneery jin dre- 
_dand ;,Orderedy 317. Presented, and. read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; 334. Second Reading deterred; Bill 
to be printed; 338. Committed, 365. nsidered, 381. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Des srEnnas for Laiaimeaae ‘5 
386. 


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486, Third Reading deferred, “$94. Bill passed; 408. 
Apréed to by the Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 518. 


Ls (COURT or EXCHEQUER.) Vide EXCHEQUER 
Court or, infra. _ 
+ (Covers OF Justrcr.) Bill to facilitate the Pro- 


ceedings of the Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry ;. Ordered, 
44%. ‘Presentéd, and read ; Day ‘appointed for Second Réad- 


ing; and to Be printed; 165. Committed; 171, Considered, 

‘ait Coutiittee delérred; 48%. BAF Soraidered, 195.~ Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading , 

.'g06,) Passed, 228) Agreed to by ‘the: Lords, 275. Royal 
Assent, 297. vist 

tint mere’ Vide (ADDRESSES, 35.) 





‘iL (CORRTERS TRADE.) Petition of the Corporation of | 


“Curtriers of Dublin, relative to the Collection of the Duties on 
Hides ahd’ Skings To lie on the’Table; and to be'pritited ; 119. 
(DEBTORS.) Petition of Debtors confined in the 
Fout Courts’ Marshalsea, Dablin, that they may be placed on 
the same footing as Persons confined in the King’s Bench and 
Fleet Prisons; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 407. 

——— (Derry BrivGe.) Petition of Inhabitants of Stra- 
bane, for a Reduction of the Tolls thereon; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 625. 

(DESERTED CHILDREN.) Petition of Tnhabi- 

tants of Limerick, relative thereto ; To lie on the Table ;' and 

to be printed ; 397. 

(DISCOUNTENANCING VICE.) Vide CHAaRI- 

TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 

(DROGHEDA) Road, Vide Due in, infra. 

(DuB.in.) Petition of Vintners of Dublin, com- 

plaining of an Act of last Session, and praying to be placed 

on the same footing as the Vintners of London; To be 

printed, 13. 

- (1bid.). Petition of Corporation of Cutlers, ‘Painter- 
stainers, and others, relative to the admission of Freemen into 
their Corporation ; To be printed, 13. 

(Ibid.) Gas Company; Petition for a Bill to amend 
and enlarge the Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, go. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 147. Presented, and read, 237. 
Committed, 335. 

“ti (Ibid.) Select Committee appeinttl to inquire into 

. *4H@ Loeal’Taxation of the City of Dublin; To report Obser- 
vations and Opinion ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports and Minutes of 

« former Sessions referred; 119. Petition of Coalmeters of 
Dublin, Referred, 124. Petition of Arthur Mitchell, Water 
Bailiff ; to be printed, 406. Report to lie on the Table; and 
td be printed, 434. | 

x= (Ibid.) Vide BELFAST, supra. WIDE STREETS, 

infra. ; 
ui (DuBLIn AND DROGHEDA) Roads; Petition for 

a Bill for enlarging’ Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 

25. Reported; Bill ordered; 161. Presented, and read, 

234. Petition of Grand Jury of Dublin against; Referred, 

453. Petition from Drogheda against; to lie on the Table, 

361. 

-—— (DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN) Railway ; Petition 
for a Bill for making a Railway from Kingstown or Danleary 
Paronss to Dublin; Referred tc a Committee, 9. Reported ; 

ill ordered; 35. Presented, and read, Go. — Petitions of 
Merchants and others, resident near the Black Rock, and 
Lord Cloncurry, against; 99. Petition of Freeholders and 
Householders of Blackrock and Williamstown, in favour ; 213. 
Bill committed, idid.. Petition of Grand Canal Company of 
Ireland, against, 272. Petition of the Earl of Pembroke and 
Montgomery, against ; Referred, and Counsel. ordered, 303. 
Petition, of Richard Verschoyle, of Mexrion Square, against, 
306. : 

wea (DUBLIN, CORPORATION OF.) Petition of John 
Peters, a Freeholder of Dublin, complaining of the Abuse of 

_. the Charter of the City of Dublia; To be printed, 208. 

(DuspLin FounpDLine | HospirAt.) 

FouNDLING HOSPITAL, infra. 


(Dustin Society.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS, supra. 

————— ( DuNnu&amp;ary, Kinestown ) Harbour; Act 
(1 Geo, 1V, ¢.69,) for enlarging the Powers of Commis- 
sioners, read; Bill to amend the same, Ordered, 296, Pre- 
sented, and read; Day Breer for Second Reading; and 

* to be printed ; +367, Committed, 393. Considered; re- 
ported; 403. Day Mere for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 404. Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 435. Petition of Chamber of Commerce 
of Dublin, against; to be printed, 461. Further Considéra- 
tion of Report deferred, 462: ‘Notice taken that the Bill 
ought to have been brought in upon Petition ; Order for Se- 
cond Reading ‘discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 490. ROA 

(EDUCATION OF THE Poor.) Vide Poor, infra. 

———— (ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.) | Vide Execrions. 


(EMIGRATION.) Petition of Twenty-five Families 



































Vide 














residing in Doon, relative to Emigration to Canada, _438.. To 
lie on the Table ; and to. be printed ; 439, 
—-—+&gt; (EpiscoPaL UNIONS.) Bill to prevent Episcopal 
Unions in Ireland, and restrain the iting of Dispensations ; 
Ordered, 305. Presented, and real; Day appointed «for Se- 
cond Reading ; and to, be printed; 446, Second Reading 
deferred, 457. Order for Second Reading discharged, 462.. 
— (ESTABLISHED CHURCH.) Motion respecting 
the Established Church in Ireland; Question Negi “there- 
epee ; Motion, that the House will, early in the next Session 
Parliament, appoint a Committee fot the pvrpose of cori- 
sidering the present State of the Irish’Church; Question Neg. 


thereupon ; “537. 


(ExcneQquer Brits. ‘Posrtic Works.) Acts 
read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
334. Considered; reported; ‘and Bill ordéred thereupon ; 
341. Vide infra. ay 

roa (Ibid.) ‘Bill to: render more effectual the seyeral 
Acts for authorizing Advances for carrying on Public Works, 
so far as relates to Ireland; Ordered, 341. ‘Présented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Redding ; and to be printed’; 
346. Second Reading deferred, 352. ‘Bil comimitted, 958. 
Considered, 372. Report deferred, 377, 381,'398, 415. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed’ for Third Read- 
ing; 428. Passed, 448. Agreed to by the Lords, 474. 
Royal Assent, 517. 

— (EXCHEQUER, CourT oF.) Bill’ to amend Act 

4 Geo. 3, for the better administration of Justice in‘ the 

Equity side of the Court of Exchequer; Ordered, 317. Pre- 

sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 334. 

Second Reading deferred; Bill to be printed 5938. — Bill 

committed, 365. - Committee deferred, 381, 394, 408; 423, 

436, 449, 457, 472,490. Bill considered, 500. ‘Reported; to 

be ingrossed ;_ Day appointed for Third Reading ; 507. 

Passed, 511. Agreed to by the Lords,.550. . Reyal Assent, 

586. . 











( Ibid.) House resolves to go into a Committee to con- 
sider of the application of the Fees payable on the sealing of 
Writs in the Court of Exchequer in lrelahd, 367. Motion 
for the Housé to resolve itself into thé Committée; The 
King’s Consent signified ; and Motion agreed to } $71: Con- 
sidered, ibid. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Bill 
ordered theteapon; 376. Vide infra. oe &lt; 
(Ibid.) Bill to regulate the Proceedings as ,to the 
Sealing of Writs in the Court of Exchequer. in, Ireland ; 
Ordered, 376. Presented, and read; Day. appointed, for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 381. . Committed ; 
Bill to be printed; 386. Committee deferred, g97.._ Bill 
considered, 408. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 415. Bill passed, 424. Agreed to. by 
the Lords, 551. . Royal Assent, 586. peri ees are 
(Excise Laws.) Petition of Robert Fulton, of 
Malin, Ennishowen, complaining of an Information exhibited 
against him in the Excise Office of Londonderry; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 625. Petition of Francis 
M‘Nally, complaining of his imprisonment; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 631. 

(Excise LICENCES.) Petition for a Reduction of 
the Duties thereon ; viz. Of Licensed Innkeepers and Pub- 
licans of Londonderry ; To be printed, 102. 

(FARMING SOCIETY.) Vide CHARITABLE JIN- 
STITUTIONS, supra. 

(FEMALE ORPHAN House.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. 7 

(Fever Hospitrat.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 
TUTIONS, supra. 

(FLANAGAN, Thomas.) Petition, complaining, of 
Proceedings in the Court of Kings Bench and Exchequer; 
and praying for Copies of certain Papers; To lie on the Ta- 
ble; and to be printed ; 310. Petition of Thomas Flanagan, 
complaining of the Magistrates of Louth, 375. To) be 
printed, 380. ; 

———— (Ibid.) Vide ConPcraTE RIGHTS, supra. 
———— (FoREIGN PaPeR.) Vide PAPER, infra. -- °° 

(FounDLING. HospPiTAL.), Petition of -Inha- 
bitants of St, James, respecting the mode of providing:for 
deserted Children; To lie on the Table, 223. 

(Ibid.) Vide CHARITABLE ENSTITUTIONS, sopra. 
(Founp.tines.) Acts ‘read; Bill to amend the 
_ Laws respecting deserted Children in Treland ; Ordered, 553. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Readimg ; 
ibid. Committed, 571. ; Committee deferred, 576. Bill 
considered, 581. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appoitited 
for Third Reading ; 588. Passed, 595. Agreed to bythe 
Lords, 616. Royal Assent, 627. ; 
_— (GENERAL Raitway Company.) Vide H1- 
BERNIAN GENERAL RAILWAY COMPANY, infra, 
——-—— (GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS.) Petition of 
Richard. Bell, of Tullyallen, relative thereto ; Referred to 
Select Committee 7 the State of Ireland, 481. Vide STATE 
D, inita. " 
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TFRELAN D—continued. 

+ (Ibid.)' Vide CounrTy TREASURERS, supra. 

wee (Hipernian Gas LiGu? Company.) Petition 
fora Bill to amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred to 
a Committee, 30. Reported ; Bill ordered; 147. Presented, 
and read, 237. Committed, 335. 

—— (HIBERNIAN GENERAL Ratcway ComPANyY:) 
Petition of Richard Davis, Esquire, President of the Cham- 
ber of Commerce of Waterford, for the Incerporation of 

“a Company; To lie on the Table, 273, | 

(HIBERNIAN Marine. Society.) \Vide GHa- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra 
- (HIBERNIAN SCHOOL FOR SOLDIERS CHIL- 
DREN.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 

——— (HIBERNIAN MINING ComMPANY.) Petition for 
a Bill to alter and eularge Powers of Act; Referred to 
a Commiitee, 76. Reported ; Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 
and read, 237. Committed, 303. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 460. _ Bill réported ; to be ingrosséd; 497. 
Passed, 521. By the Lords, with Amendments, 573. Coti- 
sidered, and agreed to, 579. Royal Assent, 587. 


(House oF INDUSTRY.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


—-— (Houwses.) Petition of Corporation of Merchants 
or Guild of the Holy Trinity, complaining of the Destruc- 
tion of Houses; To be printed, 403. 

(IMPERIAL MINING ComPANY.) Petition for 

a Bill to. enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 

Secretary, or a’ Member of the Company, 83. Referred to 

a Committee, 84.. Reported; Bill ordered ; 189. Preserited, 

and read, 200. Committed, 330. Reported; to be in- 

Same 467s: Passedy 535: “Agreed to by the Lords, 629. 











oyal Assent, 627. 


——— (ImPounpDING DISTRESSES.) Act (10 Car. 1, 
Irish) for impounding  Distresses, read; Bill to amend and 
render more effectual the same; Ordered, 195 Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
pote ibid. Committed, 205. Committee deferred, 228. 

ill considered, 239. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 248. Passed, 254. By the 
uords, with Amepdments, 374. . Further Consideration put 
off for Six Months, g99. 

~ (Ibid.) Another Bill; Ordered ; Presented, and-read ; 

Committed, 399, Considered; Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

Day appointed for Third Reading; 404. Passed, 415.,.Agreed 

to by the Lotds, 512. Royal Assent, 518. 

———- (Joint. STOCK ComPANIES.) Petitions of Noble- 

men, Merchants and Traders of Newry, in favour of Joint 

Stock Companies; To lie ov the Table; and.to be printed ; 

258., Of Inhabitants of the County of Kerry ; To be printed, 

286, ; 


(J ORDA N, Thomas.) Petition, complaining of his 
Hause being occupied as Barracks ; To be printed, 168. 

— (JupiciaL Inquiry.) Vide Courts oF Jus- 
TICE. ° 

— (JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION OF.) Petition of 
James Dowling, Gentleman, late of Kilbeggan, complaining 
thereof; Referred to a Select Committee, 482. Vide STATE 
OF IRELAND, infra. 


(JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.) Bill to regulate the 
Office of Justice of the Peace in Ireland; Ordered, 111. 


———— (KERRY, Sheriff of.) Petition of the Reverend 
Henry Wilson Stewart, complaining of his conduct ; To lie 
on the Table, 505. 

——— (KyxLeE Cuurcu.) Petition of Protestant Inha- 
bitants of Kyle, relative to Episcopal Unions ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 392. 

~ (Law CourTs.) ‘Petition of Michael Cormick, 
Clerk of Appearances in the Court of King’s Bench in Ire- 
land, for Conipensation ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 345. 

(LEATHER TRADE.) Petition of Curriers of Drog- 

heda to bé placed on the same footing with the English Ma- 
nufacturers of Leather; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 238. Of the Corporation of the Glovers and Skin- 
ners of Dublin; To be printed, 446. 

(LIMERICK.) N° 1. Petition for a Bill for supply- 
ing the City and. Liberties of Limerick with Water; Re- 
ferred to Select Committee on Standing Orders, 48. Peti- 
tion, atid Order for refetring it to Select. Committee on 
Standing Orders, read, and discharged ; Petition referred to 
a Committee; 88, Reported ; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 217. Time enlarged for 
presenting the Bill, 232. Report, that the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed, and to deposit a Plan, &amp;c, 241. Report 

' read; Bill ordered ; 270. Presented, and read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, 321. Petition of Inhabitants of Limerick in favour, 
$25. Petition against, ibid. Bill reported; Report to lie 
on-the Table; 467. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 498. Passed, 511. Agreed to by the Lords, 
542. Royal Assent, 586. 














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fonts “Mbid') N° 2. Petition for a Bill for supplying ‘the 


City and Suburbs of Linerick with Water; Referred to 


a Committee, 88. . 
poi (Limerick ATTORNIES.) Vide Civit Brew 
' ACT, supra. ' ; - 
-———— (LIMERICK AND WATERFORD Raitway.) Pe- 

tition. for Leave to present a Petition for a Bil for maki 

a Railway between Limerick and Waterford, 178. Refetred, 

179. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented ; Referred 

to a Committee; 215. Reported; Report referred to the 

Select’ Committee on Standing Orders; 237. Report; that - 

the Standing Orders ought not. to be dispensed: with, 256. 
(LINEN TRADE.) Select Committee appointed to 
consider the Laws which regulate the Linen Trade ; To report 
Observations from time to time; To send for Persons, Pa- 
pers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 305. Mem- 
bers added, 321, 377. Committee to, report Opinion, 384. 
Resolutions reported ; Day sppaintey for further considering 
Report; 385. Further Consideration deferred, 398, 415. 
Report referred to a Committee of the whole House, and 
considered ; 423. Two Resolutions reported, and agreed to ; 
Bill ordered to be brought in upon the first ; 429. Tnstruc- 
tion upon the second, zbid. Vide Customs. Second Report, 
with Resolutions, 508. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed, 509. Third Report to li¢ on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 589. : 
— (Ibid.) Bill for the better Regulation of the Linen 
and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland ; Ordered, 429. Pre- 
sented, and tead; Day appointed for Second Reading; 540. 
Committed, 545. Considered; reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; and Bill, as ametided, to be 
rinted; 353. Further Consideration deferred, 584, 580. 

eport further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
ointed for Third Reading ; 594, Passed, 601. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 621. Royal Assent, 627. | 

(Ibid.) Acts read ; Bill for the better Regulation of 
the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of [reland ; Ordered, 

2. 

a: — (Ibid.) Petition of Linen Factors and Linen Mer- 
chants of Dublin, against, 587. , 


— (LONDONDERRY) Improvement; Petition for 
a Bill to amend several Acts relating to tlie City of London- 
derry; Referred toa Committee, 79. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
127. Petition of Inhabitants of Derry, against; To lie on 
the Table, i49. Bill presented, and read, 237, Committed, 
318. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 458. Passed, 487. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 528. Royal Assent, 586. 


(Ibid.) Vide (DERRY BripGe, Excise Laws. ) 

















supra. 
— (LovucH NEAGH.) Petition for making a Canal 
from Lough Erne to the River Blackwater, and for improving 
the Navigation of that River; Referred to a Committee, 73. 
Reported ; Report referred to Select Committee on Standing 
Orders; 175. Report, that the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed with their Bill; 203. Report read again; Bill ordered ; 
229. Presented, and redd, 231. Committed, 301. Reported; 
Report tolie onthe Table; 466. Petitions of Merchants and 
others of Blackwater Town; and of Laudholdets and others 
of Armagh, against; 513. Report further considered; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 587. Passed, 598. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 623. Royal Assent, 627. 
— (LunaTic ASyLum.) Act (1 and 2 Geo, IV, 
é. 33,) read ; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee, to consider of advancing Money for maintaining 
Lunatic Asylums in Ireland; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; and Motion agreed to; 476. Considered, abid. 
Report deferred, 484. Resolution reported, and agreed to ; 
and Bill ordered thereupon ; 500. Vide infra, ‘ 
(Ibid.) Bill to amend Act (1 and 2 Geo. 3,) for the 
Establishment of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 500. Presented, and read; Da appointed for 
Second Réading ; 501. Cottitnitted; Bill to be printed ; 508. 
Considered, 511. Reported; to be ingrosed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 517. Bill passed, 524. Apieed to by 
the Lords, 551. Royal Assént, 586. ; 
. (MaGistrRaTEsS INDEMNITY) Bill; 
Amendments of last Session ; To be printed, 504. _ 
———— (MANUFACTORIES-) Petition for a Bill for the 
Employment, of British Capital in Ireland; Referred to 
a Committee, 88. Reported; Billordered; 178. Order of 
Leave for Bill read, and discharged ; and two Bills ordered, 
213. Vide infra. 

(Ibid,) Bill to promote and encourage the building 
of Manufactories in Ireland; Ordered, 213. . Presented, 
and read, 218. Committed, 318. Petition of Chamber of 
Commerce of Dublin, against, 330. Petition of Noblemen, 
Merchants, and others of Dublin, in favour, 393. Petition 
of Merchants and others of Cork, in favour, 373. Of Noble- 
men, Gentlemen, and others’ of Waterford; and of Mer- 
chants and others of Armagh ; in favour, 405. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed; 433. Petitions of Landed Proprietors, of 
Monaghan ; and of Merchants and Inhabitants of London- 

M 2 derry, 








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TSS 
IRELAN D-— continued. Tao a. 
derry, in favour, 433. Bp. peed 444. Of Merchants and (RatLways.) Petition of tanita of Armagh, 
others of Belfast, in ‘Bill agreed to by: the Rords, Si etrower Gomttudes te Soot Halt Raatey To lie-o on the 


at ge age courage the embanking of Tike, 
to en em ing © 
sd ngoing in Ireland ; Ordered, big. “Preehued, 


aA ed) Petition of Noblemen, Gentlemen, and: In- 

" gy sr th of Westmeath, and King’s, County, for establishing 
Manufactories ; Tolieon the Table; and to be printed ; 621. 

——— (ORANGE. LopGEs.) Petition of fp yl 


re respecting Orange Lodges ; Referred to the 
Committee on the State of Ir i, 158. (o, STATE: oF 


IRELAND.) 
(OrPEN, Emanuel Hutchinson.) Vide Poor; baie: 
(PA we ) Petition of Paper Manufacturers of Tre- 
land, respecting the Duties on Foteign Paper ; To lie on! the 
Table ; and to phmny 3 354- 
-— (ParisH VESTRIES.) 
respecting Parish Vestries and Assessments in Ireland Or- 
dered, 111. Vide Caurcu Rarzs. 
(Petty Sessions.) Bill to regulate Petty Ses- 
sions in Ireland ; Ordered, 484. 
~~ ( Poor, ) Bill to make Provision for the Relief of 
the Poor in Irelaud; Ordered, 243. Presented, and read ; 














y appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; ‘gil. 
Second Readin defi 2.438, 446, "462y: 522. Second Read- 
ing put off for nee ths, 551. 


———— (Ibid.) Petition of Inhabitants of New Ross, Wex- 
ford, respecting the Education of the Poor, 151. Petition of 
Emanuel Hutchinson Orpen, respecting his. Plan for the Re- 

lief of the Poor of Ireland; To lie on the Table, 595. To be 
printed, 601. Petition of Benjamin Wills, for the Enact- 
ment: of Poor Laws in Ireland, 616., Petition of, Gentry, 


Merchants, Traders, and Inhabitants of Limerick, relatiye to © 
ment of the Poor in Ireland, 620. To lie on the 


the Employ 

Table; and to be printed ; 621. 

— (PRISON Laws.) Bill to consolidate sad ‘amend 
the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland ;: Ordered, 172. Pre- 
sented, and ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 207. Second Reading deferred, 247, 266, 281. 
Bil) committed, 988. Comunittee deferred, 327, 351. Order 
for eugene ge ‘discharged ; Bill transmitted to a Select Com- 
mittee Petition of Thomas Abbott, against, 403. Peti- 

’ tion of Wiliam Ormsby, Marshal of the Town Court Marshal- 
sea Prison, in Dublin; Referred, 434. Petition of Denis 
Phelan, against; To be printed, 454. Petition of Physicians 
of Carlow, against; Referred, 462. Petition of the Senatus 

Academicus of the University of Edinburgh, against; to be 





a 468. Petition of Royal College of Physicians of 


inburgh, against ; to be printed, 475. Of Physicians of 
Cork ; to- be printed, 489. Petition of Faculty of Phy- 
‘sicians, and Surgeons of Glasgow, against ; to be printed, 535. 
(PROTESTANT CHARTER SCHOOLS.) Vide 
‘CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


———— (Provincial Bank Company.) Petition for 
a Bill for regdlating a Company to be called, The Provincial 
Bank of Ireland ; Referred to a Committee, 77-_ Petitions 
from Dublin and Londonderry, in fayour, 157. Petition of 
Noblemen, Gentlemen, and others, of Clonmel, in fayour, 
163. Petition from Sligo, in favour, 176. Petition from 
Ennis, in favour, 203. Petition reported; Bill ordered ; 204. 
Petitions, in favour, from Westport, 213. Kilkenny, 220. 
Limerick, 225. Bill presented, and read, 237. Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Newry and Down, in favour, 257. To be 

rinted, 265. Petitions of Inhabitants of Kerry, and of the 
own of Galway, in favour ; to be printed, 286. Of Inha- 
bitants of Limerick ; to be printed, 332. 


(ProvinciaAL Banks.) Petitions for the En- 
couragement thereof; viz. Of Gentlemen, Merchants, and 
others, of ‘Sligo; to be rinted, 128. Of Noblemen, Gen- 
tlemen, and others, of Dublin; and of Londonderry ; 157. 
Of Noblemen, Gentlemen, and others, of Ireland; to, be 
printed, ibid. Another Petition, 903, Also, of West 
213. Also, of Bahengy.2%% Of Inhabitants of Limerick ; 
to be printed, 265. 

(Pusric Roaps.) Acts {1 Geo, 1. ¢, 81, &amp;c.) 
relative to advancing Money for earrying on Public Works, 
read; To be considered ina of the whole Honse ; 















517. Considered, 52 reported, and agreed to; 
and Bill ordered shiarewpicn, 43 vide infra. 
(Ibid.) Bill to provide for re keeping in 
pair certain F eeees a in ela a Order sce 
ted, and read; app. 
and to be printed, 540 oor ay 


' Reported ; Pill ph aetl ; Instruction Foyer dure a 
time for making Orders for the Payment. of Mibayy and 
Bill considered ; 584. Reported; to be ingrossed ; ay p- 

; gg for Third as 589. Passed, 601. Agr d 
the Lords, 621 Assent, 627. 
iiath-ed Pompie Works.) Vide pee ae Bitis, 
supra, 











Bill to amend the Laws 3 











‘ the’ Laws’ with res 
Presented, and str Dew 


‘lof ‘Waterford; ‘for a Reduction of the Duty on 


Table ; and to be printed; 605.. 


———— (Ibid.) Vide HrBERNIAN, supra, 


(RECORDS.) Vide (AppREssks, 45.) 


—— —— (REGISTRY OF FREEHOLDS.) Bill for the more 


effectual Registry of .Freeholds in Ireland ; Ordered, 366. 
(Removat or Houses.) Vide Houses, supra. 
(Ricamonp Lunatic AsyLum., ) Vide Cuari- 

TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. - 

(Roaps.) Petition of Fra 8% Landholders, 

and Inhabitants of ' joode To Be on and Coal District in Tre- 

land, respecting Roads ;' To lie on the Table; and to” be 

printed ; 407, 

( Ibid.) Vide Pustic Reine supra. 


. (ROMAN CaTHOLIc SEMINARY.) Vide Cuarr- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 
(Royal ACADEMY.) 
STITUTIONS, supra. 


(SEALING OF Wxirs.) Vide Srewtecen, 
Court OF, supra. 
- (SHANNON ‘NAVIGATION. )° Petition of Gerald 
and Hugh Walsh, of Drumsna, relative thereto; To ‘lie on 
the Tab ble; and to be printed; 625. 
‘(SILVER Corn.) House resolves to tas 
mittee, to consider of deftaying the Expense. of forwarding to 
Ireland a Quantity of Silver Coin, to be exchanged for 
Tokens, 534. Considered, 539. Resolution reported, and 


Vide CHa RITABLE aw- 


agreed to, 546. Resolution, read again, and Instruction: ac- 
cordingly, 551... Vide Bank LOKENS, supra. 
(SPECIAL why ) Bill for the ihilgeaduieat of 


Special Jaries, ;\ Ordéred,. 
raed for Second Read! 


. and to-be ‘printed ; 981, : Committ 408. Considered, vy! .’ 
Reported, 423. ‘To be ingrossed 


appointed for Third 
R 424. Passed, 429. rand. Agreed to by the Lords, 551. 
Royal Assenty 586. : +i 


:: (SPIRIT Licences. ) Petition of Spirit Retailers 
it Licen- 


ces ; To tie on the Table, 49. ‘ Merchants, anufactu- 


rers, and others, of Cork ; "To be printeds152. 


(STATE OF IRELAND .)_ Select Committee ap- 
pointed to inquire into the State of Ireland; To report a 
servations ; to send for ‘Persons, Papers, and Records ; 
to be the Quorum; 72. Petitions of Protestants of feean, 
respecting Orange Lodges ; Referred, 158. Power to re 
Minutes of Evidence, and Observations: from time to Ene, 
208. Report to lie on ‘the Table; and to be printed ; 2%4. 
Report of Minutes; to be rinted ; 292. Report to ‘Tie'on 
‘the Table ; and to be printed; 372. ’ Petition of Richardson 
Bell; Referred, 481. Petition of Parishioners and) Land- 
holders in Castlelyons ; Referred, 481.. Petition of James 
Dowling ; Referred, 482. Foarth Report, to lie on ‘the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 620. 


Ibid.) Motion for Copies, or Extracts of Letters or 
Dispatches, which have been received from the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, respecting Religious Animosities in {re- 
land ; withdrawn, 457- 


(Ibid.) Minutes of ietoace taken before the Select 
Commitiee appdinted to inquire into the Disturbances in 
Ireland, in_ the last Session ; Ordered; presented ; and to, be 
printed ; 31. 

——— ( Ibid.) Vide Lorps. 

(STEVENS'S HospPitTAaL.) Vide CHARITABLE Iv- 
STITUTIONS, supra. 

(SURVEY OF IRELAND.) Vide TOWNLANDS.. 

—_——. (TaGHADOE); Petition of Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Taghadoe, g the building of a ‘Church, 4343 To 
lie on the Table; and 4 be printed ; 435. 

: (TE spre sion Bill to. amend the Law of Treland; 

ress 9, of . Tenements.; Ordered, 131. 
ete Mg Second, Reading pat, off for Three © 

_, Months; ee lack, O88... , 

— ---( Preuss.) ) Composition Act; Petitions . inst; Viz. 
Of Landboldess: of arid Lyskeeney, 285. To be 
printed, 286. Of Inhabitants of Kilmoo ; to inted, 

Of Parishioners of Ardctony ;t0.be printed, spr Of Pa- 
__rishionegs and-others of Castle Lyons ; referred, 481. thes 

——_——_ ( Ibid.) Petition of Bb pms Maher, comp! 
certain Proceedings instituted against wien ‘Fo! Nien mise 
«Table; and to be printed; 625. | | 

~ (Ibid) Petition of William Lay of Clr 
aining of certain aes inst vers tneik To 
lie on e Table, 630 ; op MB ap hed 

; — ( TOWNLANDS,, ig aaa a OF.) 

E sends Bill. to .provide for the de ae 
out t e Baundaries of . es, Townlai 


‘Ireland ; raered, 172. Epesehtd het, rei 








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1825. 


INDEX tovthe ErGHT:tETH VoUUME. 








IRELAN D—continueds: &gt; 5 


for Second Reading; and to be: printed; 274. Second 
Reading deferred, 300, 306. Orders for Second Reading, 
and for printing the Bill, read and discharged; Bitl with- 
drawn; another Bill ordered, 311. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; ibid. 
Second Reading deferred, 333, 345 357, 366, 375» 397» 422- 
Bill committed, 427.. Committee deferred, 448, 472, 476, 
483. -Bill considered, 495. Committee deferred, 500. In- 
struction for an advance of Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund, for the Expense of a Survey, 501. Instruction to 
receive a Clause; and Bill considered; 522., Reported; to 
be tngrowed's Day appointed for Third. Reading; 533. 
. Passed, 544... By A Lords, with Amendments, 606. Con- 
sidered, and agreed. to, 624. Royal Assent, 627. 

(Ibid.) Motion for the House to resolve itself into 

a Committee of the whole House, to consider of Advances to 
be made to Surveyors, for Expenses of settling the Bounda- 
ries of Baronies, &amp;c.; King’s Recomblendition signified, and 
Motion agreed to, 450. Committee deferred, 458, 463, 476, 
484. Resolution reported, and agreed to, and Instruction 

accordingly, 501. Vide supra. 
—— (Ibid.) Petition of George Christopher Rapier, re- 
ans his Plan for the Survey of Ireland; To lie on the 
able; and to be printed ; 437. 
Vide (AppREsSEs, 31.) 


(TRADE.) Petition of Landed Proprietors and In- 
habitants of Waterford against Restrictions on Trade; To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 265. 


(VESTRY CESSES.) Petition of the Parishioners 
of the Union of Tuam, complaining of the Misapplication 
thereof; To iie on theTable; and to be printed; 220. 


(UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES.) - Motion for Leave to 
bring in a Bill to amend certain Acts relating to Unlawful So- 
cieties in Ireland; Debate thereon adjoutsed, 24. Resumed ; 
Motions for further adjourning the Debate, and for the House 
to adjourn, Neg.; Debate further adjourned ; 33. Resumed, 
and farther adjourned, 42. Resumed; and Bill ordered; 50. 
Presented, and. read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; ibid. Petition of Roman Catholic Associa- 
tion, against, 70,. Motion, that the Petitioners be heard by 
Counsel, Neg. 96. Bill committed, 103. Considered, 111. 
Reported ; Bay appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 112. Report further 
considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day: appointed for Third 
Reading ; 125... Passed, 129. , Agreed to by the Lords, 169. 
~ Royal Assent, 174. 





Petition against; viz, OF the Members, of 
the Catholic Association of Solent 70. To.be printed, 71. 
Motion, that the Petitioners be heard by Counsel, Neg. 96. 
Of Catholic Inhabitants of Newry,.71. To be printed, 72. 
~ Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the County and County 
of the City of Limerick ;. of the Parish of Saint Audeon, in 
the City of Dublin; of the Town and Parish of Tuam; of 
the County of the Town of Drogheda; of the City of Cashel, 
in the Barony of Middlethird, and in the County of Tip- 
perary; of the Barony of Offa and Offa West, in the County 
of Tipperary, and Parish of Cahir; of the Baronies of Upper 
and Lower Ormond, in the County of Tipperary ; of the Ba- 
rony of Kilnemana ; of the Union of Roscrea and Barony of 
Kerrin, in the County of Tipperary ; and of the Town and 
‘ Parish of Killarney, in the Barony of Magonihy, and County 
of Kerry; of the there-undersigned Roman Catholics of 
Ireland ; of Inhabitants of Rathmolion; to be printed, 95. 
Of the Parish of Old Castle; of the Parishes of the Union of 
~ Danshaogblin and Culmullin ; and of the united Parishes of 
Dunboyne, Kilbride, Rathregan and Ballymaglasson; of the 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the united Parishes of Laracor 
and Galo; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Ratoath ; and of 
the Parish of Moynalty, in the County of Meath; and of 
Catholic Inhabitants of Tralee, in the County of Kerry ; ibid. 
Of Protestant and Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Pa- 
rishes of Saint Nicholas Without, Saint Luke, and Saint Pe- 
ter, with the Bishop and Dean’s Liberties, Dublin; of Inha- 
' bitants of the Parish of Saint Paul, Dublin; of Protestant 
and Catholic Parishioners of Saint James’s, Dublin; of In- 
habitants of the united Parishes of Castleknock, Chapelizod, 
‘ Clonsilla, Mulbuddart, and Cloghran; of Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of the united Parishes-of Castletown, Kilpatrick 
and Kilehine ; of Inhabitants of the united: Parishes of Saint 
Mary, Saint Thomas and Saint George, Dublin ; of Catholic 
and Protestant Inhabitants of the uty and City of Kil- 
. kenny; of Inhabitants of the Parish.of Kilbride; 102.- of 
_ Reman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parish of Caharagh; of 
Catholic Inbabitants of the united Parishes of Saint Michael 
and Saint John, Dublin; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Templemore; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Fethard ; of Roman Catholics of Athlone 
and its Vicinity of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kilmoo ; 
of Catholics of the united Parishes of Askeaton, Lismakeen 
_ and Iveross; of Roman Catholics of the Parish of Mary- 

borough ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Barony of 
Bantry ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Durus Kilcrohane ; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Ka- 


VoL. 80.—Sess. 1825. 


therine, Dublin; and of the Parish of Blacklion; of ‘British 
Catholics ; of Edwatd Adcock, James Adeuck ahd John Hen- 
derson, of the City of Dublin ; and of Roman Gatholie Hiha- 
bitants of the Town of Birmingham ‘and Né gh onrhgod ; 
to be printed; ibid. Of Roman Catholie I aban of 
Eliogarthy ; to be printed, 111. Of Catholics of ‘Cadams- 
town, Mylerstown, and Ballynadrinina ; to’ be printéd; ¢bid. 
Of Roman Cattilic Inhabitants of ‘the Parish ‘of Skull? of 
the Parish of Kilioo ; and of the Parish of Drimolédgte ; 
of Roman Catholics of Youghal and) its Vicinity ; ‘11182 “Of 
Protestant and Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Saint Peter and Saint Mary Rathmines, in) the County of 
Dublin ; of Roman Catholics and other Inhabitants of Skib- 
bereen, and the adjoining Parishes of Creagh; Tullow and 
Abbeystroury ; of Landholders, Inhabitants of the united Pa- 
rishes of Ardcath and Glenalvy; of Inhabitants of the Pa- 
rish of Curragha; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the 
Town of Carrick-on-Suir ; and of Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Duleek ; to be printed, ibid. Of Roman Catholics in the 
County and City of Waterford ; of Roman Catholic Inhabi- 
tants of the Town and Parish of Dungarvan ; of Roman’ Ca- 
tholics of the County and City of Cork ; of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Saint Andrew, in the City of Dublin ; and of the 
Parish of Kingscourt, in the County of Cavan ; and of ‘Ro- 
man Catholics of the Parish of Listowel ; to be printed, ‘123. 
Of the Catholic Inhabitants of the united Parishes of ‘Do- 
nabate and Portrane; of Roman Catholic ‘Inhabitants 
of Kinsale; of Householders and Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Saint Michan, im the City of Dublin; of Roman Ca- 
tholics of Cloyne and its Vicinity ; and of Catholics of the 
Town and Vicinity of Mallow ; to be printed, 128. Of the 
Catholics of the County of Monaghan; and of the Town and 
Parish of Dingle ; and of the Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Clonmel and Vicinity ; and of the Town and Paris! of 
Tipperary ; to be printed, 133. Of Catholic Inhabitants of 
Nohival and East Kilcummin, 140. Of Roman Catholics 
of Clare ; to be printed, ibid. Of Roman Catholics of Wex- 
ford ; and of Macroom and of Dunmanway, 152.. Of Por- 
tarlington and other. Parishes; and of Clonenagh; to be 
printed, ibid. Of the Roman Catholics of Bandon ; of Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants.of the Town and Parish of :Killerglin, and 
Parish of Knockune; of Catholics of the Parish. of Kil- 
cummin; 158, And of Roman Catholic Inhabitants vf the 
City and Liberties of Londonderry ; to be printed, ibid, Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parish of .Monasterevan, 
and County of Kildare; of Inhabitants of the Town of Gort, 
and the Neighbourhood thereof, whether Protestant or Ca- 
tholic ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Town and 
County of the Town of Galway ; of Roman Catholics of the 
Town and Parish of Mullingar ; and of Inhabitants, of the 
‘Town of New Ross and its Vicinity; to be printed, 168. Of 
Inhabitants of Drumcondra ; to be printed, 180. , 








Petitions, ‘in favour; viz. Of Minister, 


~ Churchwardens, Vestry and Inhabitants of the Parish of 


Temple, Bristol; and of Protestant Inhabitants of Dublin, 
102. Of Nobility and others of Tyrone; to be printed, 118. 
Of Minister Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Saint Peter ; 
to be printed, 128, " 
(WATERFORD) Railway. Vide L/M ERICK, supra. 
(WESTMORLAND Lock HoSPITAL.) Vide 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


(Wipe STREETS.) Vide CHARITABLE JINSTI- 
TUTIONS, supra. 


(WIDE STREETS.) Acts for the Improvement of 


_ Dublin, read ; to be considered in a Committee of the whole 


House; 540. Considered, 545. Resolutions reported, and 

agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon, 553. Vide infra. 
(Ibid.) Bill to enable the Commissioners to advance 

out of the Consolidated Fund certain Sums for the Payment 


' of Debts; Ordered, 553. Presented, and read; Day. ap- 


pointed for Second Reading; 572. Committed, 576. Con- 
sidered,584. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 


_ Third Reading ; 589. Passed, 593. Agreed to by the Lords, 


623. Royal Assent, 627. 


—-— (WINE LICENCES.) Vide Dvus.in, supra. 


V. Accounts. Appresses.—Currency. Cus- 
ToMS.—ELEcTIONS.—ROMAN CATHOLICS.—-SUPPLY. 





Inon ; Petitions against the Importation of Foreign Iron;, viz. 


Of Owners of Woods and Coppices within the Counties of 
Monmouth and Brecon ; To be printed, 503, Of Iron Mas-_ 
ters, and Manufacturers of British Iron, 514. 

- and Copper, &amp;c.; Petition for a Reduction of the 
Duties on the Importation of lron, Copper, Tin, Lead .and 
Zinc ; viz. From the Chamber of Commerce of Birming- 
ham; To be printed, 193. .Of Hallamshire Cutlers, 237. 


Istz or Dogs; Petition fora Bill for making and constructing 
_ certain Wet Docks and other Works in the Isle of Dogs ; 
. Referred to a Committee, 59. Re 


rted ; Bill ordered ; 117. 
Presented, and read, 198. Petition of West India Dock 
Company, against; to lie on the Table, 225. Bill com- 
mitted, 250. Petition of Merchants and others of London, 

N against, 





INDEX ¢fo:the ErcHTretun VoL ME. 





[1825. 





== 
against, 256, Petition of Inhabitants of Saint John Wap- Junces Satarizs, Vide ScoTtann.») beak I 
» Against 5 and Counsel, ordered; 263. Pe- Jupicaturs. . Vide Scotiand. © Mae ee 
aed of West India Dock Company, read again; Counsel  Jypres; Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws telative 


ordered; 271. Petition,.of Sbip-owners of South Shields, 

inst, 290, Of the Lord Bishop of Llandaff, Dean of the 
Cathedral Church ‘of Saint Paul in London ; of Trustees and 
est 


rymen of the Parish of All Saints Poplar; of Inha- . 


bitants of the Parish of Saint Paul Shadwell; and of the 
Governors of Bridewell Hospital, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 903. Of Ship-owners ‘of Sunderland, 
-against; Referred, 307. Petition of Merchants of London, 
read again ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; ibid. Petition 
of Coal Whippers of London, against ; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered ; 318. Of Owners of Ships residing in North 
Shields, and engaged in the Coal Trade; of Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Saint George in the East, in the County of 
Middlesex; of Manufacturers employing Steam Engines, 
and being all of them consumers of Coals in the Port of 
London ; and of Watermen, Wherrymen, and Lightermen 
rowing and navigating upon the Riyer Thames, against ; 
Referred, and came ordered; 322,. Of Manufacturers 
employing Steam Engines of London, against; Referred ; 
Counsel ordered ; 329. Report of [13 May 1796] relative 
tothe Port of London; Referred, 329. _ Petition of Directors 
of West India’ Dock Company, against; Referred, ‘and 
Counsel ordered ; 330.. Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Saint Mary Rotherhithe, against; Referred, 343. Petition 
of William Stratton, against; Referred, and Counsel .or- 
dered ; 348. Petition of the Corporation of London, against; 
‘Referred, and Counsel ordered; 360., Voices, 397. — Bill 
reported ; Report to. lie on the Table; 418. Petition of In- 
habitants of All Saints Poplar, in favour, 433. Report fur- 
ther considered ; Bill to ingrossed ; 452. The King’s 
Consent signified ; and Bill passed ; 459, By the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 505. Considered, and agreed to, ibid. Royal 
Assent, 518. 





Railway; Petition for a Bill for making a Rail- 
way from the Isle of Dogs; Referred to a Committee, 65. 
Petition of Company of Proprietors of Regent’s Canal, 
against, 113. To lie on the Table, 114. Petition for Bill 
reported; Report referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders; 115. Petition of Trustees of Commercial Road ; 
and of Owners of Land respecting the Standing Orders ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 121. 
‘. Petition of Company of Proprietors of Regent's Canal, read ; 
Motion for referring the Petition to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, withdrawn, 126. Report, that the Stand- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 148. 


Jupcxs Cuamsers (Serjeants Inn); Petition for an Inquiry 
into the State and Condition of the Judges Chambers in Ser- 
jeants Inn; To be printed, 402. 


Jupces Satarigs; Act (39 Geo. 3, c. 110, read); Motion for 
the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole 
House to consider of the said Act; The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; and Motion agreed to; 414. Con- 
sidered, 422. Report deferred, 428. Three Resolutions re- 
ported ; Amendment proposed to the first Resolution, but 
not made; Further Consideration of Report deferred ; 447. 
Report re-committed ; Instruction for granting retired Allow- 
ances to Judges in certain Cases; and Matter considered ; 
- 462. Committee deferred, 472. Matter considered, 483. 
Six Resolutions reported ; First Resolution amended, and 
agreed to; rest agreed to; Bill or Bills ordered thereupon ; 
491. Vide infra. Fourth Resolution read again, and In- 
struction accordingly, 514. Vide phe Fifth Resolution 
read again; Leave given to offer a Clause thereupon ; 550. 
Vide infra, 





— Bill to abolish the Sale of Offices in the 
Court of Common Pleas in England, and to make Provision 
for the Lord Chief Justice ; Ordered, 491. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 502. 
Committed, 511. Considered, 514. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 523. Third Reading de- 

. ferred, 532. Leave given to offer a Clause ; Clause added ac- 
cordingly ; Bill passed ; 550. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
606. Considered, and agreed to, 618. Royal Assent, 626. 





Bill to abolish the Sale of Offices in the 
Court of King’s Bench ; and to make Provision for the Lord 
Chief Justice; Ordered; 491.. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be prinied; 502. 

ommitted, 511, Instruction respecting a retired Allow- 
ance for the Chief Justice of the Court of King’s Bench ; 
and Bill considered ; 514. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 523. Third Reading deferred, 
$32, Bill passed, 550. By the Lords, with Amendments, 





Considered, and agreed to, 618. Royal Assent, 626. 
Bill. for augmenting the Salaries of the 
Master of the ‘Rolls and the ‘other Judges ;: Ordéted, 491. 
Presented, and-read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 509. Committed, 511. Considered, 514. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appoinred for Third Read- 
ing ; 523. Third Reading deferred, 532., Bill passed, 550. 


By, the Lords, with an Amendment, 606.. Considered, and 
agreed to, 618. Royal Assent, 626, i 


to Jurors and Juries’; ‘Ordered, ' 180." Presented, and’read ; 
avid ‘committed; 192. Considered, 205. rted’y" Day 
appointed: for further ‘considering’ Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be -ptinted; .214.. Further Cotisideration de- 
ferred, 238, 276, 316,398. Bill re-committed§ ‘considered ; 
reported; Day appoisted fot farther considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended; to be printed; 464. «Further Con- 
pomim wr ag: 391, 41 an Bill re-committed, and 
considered, 446. Reported; to a oe ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 457. Petitiow of Charles Ponetin: 465. 


» Bill passed, 470. By the Lords, with Amendments, 542. 


Jurors. 


Considered, and agreed to, 550. 
Vide (ApDRESSES, 40.) ‘ 
Vide ScoTLanpD. 


Royal ‘Assent, 585. 


wi a 


Justices of THE Peace; Petition. of George Henry Bays, 


of Cambridge, respecting the Qualifications of Justices of 
‘the Peace; To Jie on the Table; and to be printed ;.481. 
Petition of George Milner, of Comberton, Esquire, Justice 
of the Peace, relative to the Petition of Mr.Bays ; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ;' 508. 2 ‘ 
‘Vide IRELAND. 





Justictr, Courts of; House resolves to go into a Committee, 


to consider of authorizing the Purchase of the Offices of 
Receiver General and Comptroller of the Seal, of the Courts 
of King’s Bench and Common Pleas, and of Custos Brevinm 
of the Court of Common Pleas, 502. Considered, 511. 
Resolution reported, and agreéd to; and Bill ordered there- 
upon; 514. Vide infra. : 





toni 


Bill to authorize the Purchase of the Office 
of Réceiver and Comptroller of the Seal, of the Court of 
King’s Bench and Commiomw Pleas, and of Custos Brevium 
of the Court of Common Pleas; Ordered, 514. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 525. Committed, 530. Considered, 545: Repotted ; 
to be ingrossed; Day-appointed. for Third Reading; 552. 
Passed, 576. Agreed to by the Lords, 605. ' Royal Assent, 
626. ; 





—_—_- ——_——_-. 


Vide Accounts. TresAnd. 
Giand Committee appointed, 6. 





6° Geo. IV. Parl. 7.. Sess, 6.. a 1825. 


ELSO, Metrose and’ Datkeitn Railway ; Petition for 
a Bill for making a Railway; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 48. Petition and Order for 
referring it to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
read, and discharged ; Petition referred to a Committee ; 65. 


Kenrick, Mr.; Petition of Martin Money Canfor, com- 


’ of Canfor, 612. 


plaining of his conduct in the execution of his, office, of 
Justice of the Peace, 536. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 537. Motion, for the attendance of John Franks 
and Esther, his wife, Edward Arnold, Henry Peters, uire, 
and Martin Money Canfor, withdrawn; Petition of Martin 
Money Canfor, read; Day appointed for taking it -into 
Consideration ; Copy of Petition, and the above Order to 
be sent to Mr. Kenrick; Martin Money Canfor to attend, 
and Leave given Mr. Kenrick to.attend by his Counsel; 582. 
Petition of Canfor; Referred to a Committee of. the whole 


_ House; Martin Money Canfor ordered to attend; and that 


Mr. Kenrick have Leave to attend by his Counsel; Matter 
considered; 600. .-Minutes. ordered; Presented ;.- to; ,be 

rinted; ibid. Petition of Mr. Kenrick; to lie. on the 
Fable: and to be printed; 602. Committee deferred, 606. 
Petition of Mr. Kenrick, for time to enable him to provide 
Counsel, 612. Matter further considered ; and Report, that 
the Committee do not think it necessary to recommend to 
the House, to proceed further with'reference to the Petition 


Mr. Denman, in his place, charged William Kenrick, 
Esquire, one of His Majesty’s.Jastices of Great Sessions in 
Wales, and Justice of the ~ for Surrey, and Recorder 
of Dover, That he preferred before a neighbouring Magis- 
trate, a Charge of Felony against a poor. man named John 
Franks, without any sufficient proof ; Copy of the Charge'to 
be communicated to Mr. Kenrick, 607. 


Vide AccounTs. 





Kensincton Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 





repairing and improving the Road from Hyde Park Corner 
to Couater’s Bridge; to a Committee, gov" Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; -117: ‘Petition of Inhabitants of Ken- 
sington and Fulham, against, 175. ‘Order of’ Leave: for‘ Bill, 


read, and discharged ; another Bill ordered; 212. Bill pre- 
sented, and deel ibid.’ Committed, 272,; ‘Petition of 


- Owners of Houses ‘in Grosvenor-place, against; Referred, 
- Counsel ordered ; Voices ;° 323. Pedition of Inhabitants “of 
“Fulham,' iu fayour; 10 lie on the Table, 361, “Bill rted, 
aud’ re-coinmitted, 389. °° Reported, and re-conimitted, 417. 

| t-and Order’ for re+committing the‘ Bill, read: and 
discharged; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
-1425. » Report farther considéred 5 ‘Bill to ‘be a 432. 
asseo, 


1825.] 


INDEX @é the EterkxtretrH Volumes. 





Passed; 444. Agreed: to by. the Lords, 474+ » Royal Assent, 





— ~~, Canal ; Petition for Leave to. ta Petition 
_ for a Bill;Referred toa Committee, 453. ; Leave 


‘given ; 486. Petition. ted; Referred taa Committee ; 
:498..» Reported ; Report.referred to the Select Committee 
on.Standing Orders ; :503. Report, that the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 526. | ss 
++... Roads. Vide Futnam. 

Kent, Duchess of; Bill for granting an annual Sum to enable 

* herto provide'for'the Support and Education of the Princess 

‘“Mexandtina ‘Vietétia' of Kent’; Ordered, 471. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second’ Reading ; and to be 
‘printed; 476. Committed, 483. Considered, 491: Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
500. Passed, 507. Agreed to by’ the*Lords, 573. ~ Royal 
Assent, 585. 

Kentrorp, (Suffolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bilt ordered, 76. 

Kerne Brivez; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge 
over the River Wye, at a Place called The Kerne ; Referred 
tora Committee, 20. Reported; Bill ordered ; 38. Presented, 
and read, 127. Committed, 139. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
363: Passed, 368. Agreed to by the Lords, 419. Royal 
Assent, 441, 

Kerry; Suertirr or. _ Vide IRELAND. 

KippincTon Road. Vide Woopstocx. 


Kitpatrick Road ; Petition for a Bill to revive and continue 
Term and Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 55. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 116. Presented, and read, 235. 
Committed, 335. Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers of 

~ Lands, against’; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 460. Bill 

- ‘reported ; to be ingrossed ; 465. ‘Passed, 504. By the Lords, 

with Amendments, 588. Considered, and agreed to, 502. 
Royal Assent, 603. 


KING: 








Mes from His Commissioners, to attend them in 
the House of Peers, at the opening of the Session, 3. 

— Message from His Commissioners, to attend them in 

at the close of the Session, 64:1. 





the House of 

His Commissioners Speech at the opening of the 
Session, reported by Mr. Speaker,.g. Resolution for an 
Address thereupon, 4. Vide (AppREssEs, 1.) 

-————. His Commissioners Speech to be. considered, 9. 
Considered, and Motion for a Supply thereupon,.14. Vide 
Supriy: | 

———_-——. His Recommendation signified to Petitions, 14, 128, 
172.—10 Motions, 207, 229, 310, 365, 370, 377, 381, 414, 
440, pn etl 509, Wr S50. oe 

: is Consent signi to Bills 23, 2 

. 618.—To: Motions, sx, 46).-Da Chandler gu a "” 

His Royal Assent signified to Bills by Commission, 

ans 174, 250, 254, 297, 359) 441, 459, 517, 585, 603, 626, 
Ai. , ‘ ‘ 











His Commissioners Speech at the close of the Ses- 

sion, 642. 

————— Message from, for making Provision for the Duchess 
‘ of Kent, the Duke of Cumberland, the Princess Alexandrina 
Victoria of Kent, and Prince George Frederick Alexander 
Charles Ernest Augustus of Cumberland ; 453. To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 454. Con- 
sidered, 462. ‘Two Resolutions reported; First agreed to ; 
Second Resolution read; Amendments proposed, but not 
tmade; Resolution agreed to; Bills ordered thereupon, 471. 
Vide CuMBERLAND. KENT. 

Act (59 Geo. 3, c- 94) concerning the Disposition 

' of His Majesty’s Property, read; Motion fos Leave to brin 
in a Bill.to extend the Provisions of the said Act; The King’s 
Consent signified ; and Motion agreed to; 287, Bill pre- 

sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 297. 
Committed, 300. Considered ; Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 306. Passed, 311. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 349. Royal Assent, 359. 

—— Vide ADRESSES. 











Kine’s Bencu; Bill to enable the Insolvent Debtors Court to 
dispense with the necessity of Prisoners residing within the 
Walls; Ordered ; presented, and read ; and committed, 622. 
Considered ; reported; to be ingrossed; Time appointed for 
Third Reading; 624. Passed, 625. Agreed to by the Lords, 
629. Royal Assent, 626. 

-——— Courtof. Vide Jupces. 
Kinessury Inclosure, Vide Neraer Wuitacre. 
Kinaston bide Petition for a Bill for rebuilding the same ; 
Referred to a Committee, 47.. Reported; Bill ordered; 54. 

‘Presented, and read, 29°. Committed, 126. Reported ;. to 

‘ingrossed ; 291, Passed, 453. Agreed to by the Lords, 

480.. Royal Assent, 518. ; 

Kinoston and Leatneruean. Road; Petition for a Bill. for 


Vo t. 80. 









Sess. 1825. 


| repairing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 47." ort 


- = 


ll ordered ; 54: Presented, and read; o9: ‘Committed, i 26. 
Reported’; to: be: ingrossed ;' 292. ° Passed, 330. Agreed to 
by the Lords; 349. ~ Royal Assent, g5qe 00° 7 
Kinestox-vPon-Huxt; ‘Petition for’ a Bill | for makin 
a Road from thence to Ferrib hie At ney . 
mittee, 80. Reported ; Bill ordered; 202:. . Presen 
and read, 212. " Compania 236. Petition of . Trustees, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 262. Petition of 
Owners of Houses, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordeted ; 
312, Petition from’ Trinity House of. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 336. Betkiow of 
Inhabitants of, and Owners and Occupiers of Houses and 
Lands in the Township of Hessle; in the Lordship of Myton 
and its Vicinity ; and in ‘the Townships of Ferriby, Welton, 
and Swanland; ‘and of the Corporation of the Mayor and 
Burgesses of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hill; in favour; 
342. Voices, 349. Petition of Merchants and’ Traders of 
Barnsley, against; Referred, 361. Of Hull, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; 361. Bill reported; to-be in- 
gone 401. Passed,.418. Agreed to by the.Lords, 455. 
toyal Assent, 519. 





Docks; Petition, fur a Bill for amend- 
ing Acts; 86. Referred to a Committee, 87... Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 176. Presented, and read, 235-. Committed, 
282. Petitions of Richatd Harrison, and of John Holds- 
worth and Richard Richmond, against ; Referred, and Counsel , 
ordered ; 283. Petition of Ship-owners and others, of Hedon, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 303. Petitions of 
Ship-owners, and others, of South Shields, and of Newcastle- 

‘upon-Tyne, against; Referred, and Counsel. ordered; 323. 
Of Merchants and Traders of Malton, against; Referred, ebid. 
Of Merchantsiand Traders of Huddersfield, against; Referred, 
330. Petition of Ship-owners of Sunderland, and of ‘Mer- 
chants and Traders of Leeds and Wakefield, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 334. Of Ship-owners, Mer- 
chants and Traders of North Shields, and of Whitby, against ; 
Refersed, and Counsel. ordered ; 341. Of Merchants; and 
others, of Gainsborough, and of Merchants aud others, of 
Great. Driffield, against; Referred, 348. Petition of Mer- 
chants and Traders. of Halifax, against; Referred, 363. 
Petitions of Proprietors and Occupiers of Warehouses on the 
Eas: and West Sides of the Harbour at Kingston-upon-Hull, 
against, Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Voices; 368. Pe- 
tition of Trinity House of Kingston-upon-Hull, in favour - 
382. Of Owners of Ships of Hull, in favour, 395.. Petitions 
of the Corporation of Kingston-upon-Hull; of the Commis- 
sioners for Paving of Sculcoates ; of Proprietors and Occu- 
piers of Warehouses, Wharfs, and Yards, situate on the West 
and East Sides of the Harbour of Kingston-upon-Hull; ‘and 
of Commissioners for improving the Town of Kin ton-upon- 
Hull, and the Liberty of Trippett, and the Lordship or Pre- 
cinct of Myton, in the Parish of Holy ‘Trinity, in the said 
Town; in favour, 400. Petition of Merchants, Ship-owners, 
and others, of London, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 406. Petition of Manchester Chamber of Commerce, 
against, Referred ; Two Petitions of Ship-owners, and others, 
of Barton-upon Humber, &amp;c. and of Henry Smith, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 425. Ot Merchants,’ and 
others, in favour, ibid. Power to'send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, 450. Petition of Merchants, and others, of 
Grimsby, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 453. Bill 
reported; Report to lie on the Table’; 467. Bill withdrawn, 
510. . : : 

Kirxsy STEPHEN; Petition for a Bill for making and main 
taining a Turnpike Road from thence to Hawes ; Referred 
to a Committee, 29. Reported ; Bill ordered; 46. Presented, 
and read, 62. Committed, 10c. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
167. Passed,177. Agreed to by the :Lords, 233. Royal 
Assent, 251. 


Knapp, late John; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain 
Estates, 505. Read, 513. Committed, 527. Reported ; 
and passed; 590. Royal Assent, 602. tA 

Knicut, Sir William Harpur. Vide Beprorp. 

Kyute Cuurcn. Vide IRELAND. 


6° Geo. IV. Parl.7. Sess.6. A. 1825. 


LAkecs ERS Waces; Bill to prohibit, in certain cases, 
the Payment of Wages out of the Poor Rates ; Ordered, 
407. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be | yrorera 416. Second Reading deferred, 
457, 463, 476. Bill. committed, 483. Committee deferred, 
507,516. Order for Committee read, and discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn ; 538. 





Petition of Benjamin Wills, for 
making a Provision for Labourers ; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 395. 

Vide Accounts. 





Lampetn and Croyvon Estaté. Vide Canterbury. 
Lanp.. Vide County TRANSFER: 
Lanp Tax; Bill to provide for the Application of Monies 
arising in certain cases of Assessments for Land Tax ; 
N 2 Ordered, 








INDEX fo the Ricutr1aTH VoLume, 


{rses. 





_ Ordered 259. Presented; and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed ; 165. Committed, 194. .Com- 
mi ed, 206, 238.;. Instruction for the better Regu- 
lation of the future Assessment of the .Land Tax; Bill,con- 
_ sidered ; . repo tet 34 Dey, appointed for further considering 
Renn 3 and Hi , a8. amended, to be printed ; 266. Bill, re- 
committed, 316, Committee deferred, 397) 340, 357-, , Bill 
_, gonsidered ; reported ;- Day supeinies for further considering 
~ Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 366. Further 
{ nside ion, deferred, 394, 404, 408. Report further con- 
sidered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day cd ey for . Third 
Reading; 440. Passed, 450. Agreed to by the Lords, 474. 
Royal Assent, 517. iti: 
. — Petitions for.the Equalization thereof ; viz. Of 
Inhabitants of Taunton ; To be printed, 119. Of Inhabitants 
of Saint Saviour Southwark; To be printed, 221. 
— Petition of Inhabitants of Shepton Mallet, for the 
~ ae thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
286. 













Vide AccounTs. 

LANDLORD AND TENANT; Petition of Owners of Tenements 
within the Town and Parish of Sheffield; To be printed, 351. 

Latver, Sir Thomas Dick ; Bill from Lords, to enable him to 
“grant Feus of the Estate of Grange, 480, Read, ibid. Com- 
aayes, 497. Reported, and’ passed, 541. Royal Assent, 
597: 

Law Cuarces. Vide Accovunts. 

Law Courts. Vide IpELanp, 

Law or Mercuants. Vide Mercuants. 

Laws, Expinine ; 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 
Opinion from time to time, which of tiem are: fit: to be 
revived, continued, or made perpetual; Five to be the 
Quorum ; and to sit, notwithstanding any Adjournment ; Re- 
port of 6th February 1824; Referred; 8. 

Report to lie on the Table; and to be 





printed ; 14. 





Vide (ApDRESSEs, 11.) 

Leap, Foreign; Petitions, against a Reduction of the Duty 
thereon ; viz. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Middle- 
ton; To be printed, 529. 

LEAMINGTON Priors Paving; Petition for a Bill for paving 
and improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 15. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 22. Presented, and read, 12. 
Committed, 396. Petition of Proprietors of Warwick Gas 
Light Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
437-. Bill reported; to be ingroseed 465. Passed, 486. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 512. Royal Assent, 518. 

Leasinc-MAKING. Vide Scoruanp. 

LEATHERHEAD Road. Vide K1tnoston. 

Leatner Trape. Vide IRELAND. 


Lecesnes and Escorrery; Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to examine into the deportation of Lecesnes and 
Escoffery from Jamaica; To report Observations ; Motion, 
by leave, withdtawn, 544. 

Lepsury Highways; Two Petitions of Inhabitants of Ledbury ; 
and a Petition of the Justices of the Peace of the Hundred of 
Radlow, for a Bill for supplying that Town with Water, and 
for the Amendment ,and Poctmidien of the Highways; Re- 
ferred to Select Committee on Standing Orders, 29. Petition 
of Freeholders of Ledbury, against ; To lie on the Table, 88. 

Leeps; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence to 
Tonge Lane end; Referred to a Committee, 46. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 100. Presented, and read, 108, Committed, 
132. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 184. Passed, 191. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 224. Royal Assent, 251. 

—--~— Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence to 

~ Whitehall; Referred to a Committee, 82, Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 1 Presented, and read, 122. Committed, 162. 
Petition of Owners of Estates in Hippenholme, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 323. Petition of Owners 
of Estates in Manchester, in favour, 335. Petitions of 
Proprietors of Lands in Farnley ; and of Edward Armitage, 
against ; 335. Petitions of Owuers of Estates, and others, of 
Leeds and Rochdale, in favour, 379. Petition of Owners of 
Land in Gomersal, against, #bid. Of Owners of Estates, Mer- 
chants and others, of Halifax; and of certain Parishes; in 
favour; 383. Bill reported; to be.in ; 389. Passed, 
396. Agreed to by the Lords, 435. Royal Assent, 442. 
and Hauirax ; Petition for a Bill for repairing and 
improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 97. Petition 
of Charles Walker, against, 155. Petition reported ; Report 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 218. 
Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 232. rt, that the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, and to deposit 
Lists, &amp;c. 256. Report read; Bill.ordered ; 262. Presented, 
and read, 273. Petitions of Freeholders, and. others, of 
Guiseley and Baildon, against, 302. Bill committed, 312. 
Petition of William Fairbank, and others, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 330. Petition of the Reverend Godfrey 





. Wright, against ;- Referred; and! Counsel ordered; 947: : ‘Pe- 
titions of Owners and Occupiers of Estates, Manufacturers, 
and’ Inhabitants: of the ‘Towns and! Neighbourhoods. -of 
Northowram, Rawden, Horsforth, Bradford, ¥ eaden, Guiseley, 
Northbierley, Manningham, Baildon, Allerton-with- W ilsden, 
Menston, Iikley; Thornton; Shelf; Burley: and Hawkesworth, 
in favour; 349.' Voices, dbid:! Petition of Ownersof Estates 
in North Bierley, against ; Referred, and-Counsel ordered ; 
355- Bill reported ;,,to,be i sed; 403.. Passed, 4:8. 

_, Agreed toby the Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 519&lt;) 

——~ and Sraininerey. Road; » Petition for .a Bilb.\for 
making a Road from Leeds to Stainingleys and several other 
Branches ; Referred to a Committee, 2...) 4 | 

Leex;; Petition for a Bill’ for ‘lighting ‘and improving that 
Town; Referred to a Committee, 47. ‘ee rw ill sor- 
dered ; 154.» Presented, and read, 188. » Committed, 199. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 360. Passed, 373. - Agreed 
by the Lords. 397. Royal Assent, 441. P 

Lecacy Duty; Petitions to repeal the Daty payable: in 
respect of: Bequests ; viz. Of Treasurers of Charitable Insti- 
tutions; To be printed, 124. avis 

Leicester Road; Vide Metton Mowsray., Wetrorp 
BRIDGE. 


— and Lutrerworta Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and widening the same; Refetred 
to a Committee, 21.. Reported; ‘Bill. ordered; 114, « Pre- 

‘sented, and read, 121, . Committed,-130. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 250. Passed, 342. Agreed to by the Lords, 363. 
Royal Assent, 442) |’ , ous onorn 

Leicu Railway ; Vide Botton-te-Moors. 


Leitcu, John ; Bill from Lords, for modifying and extending 
the purposes of certain Deeds of Settlement, and for esta- 
blishing an Asylum for the Blind in Glasgow, 515, Read, 
520. Committed, 541. Reported, and passed, 604. Royal 
Assent, 627. 

Leitn Docks; Petition for a Bill for altering and amendin 
Acts relative to the Wet Docks at Leith; Referred toa Cé 
mittee, 11. Reported ;- Bill ordered; 16. Presented, and 
read, 126. Petitions of the Incorporation of Merchants,or 
Traftickers in Leith, commonly called The Merchant Com- 
pany of Leith; ‘of the Incorporation of Maltmen of Leith ; 
and of the Convenéry of the incorpdrated Trades of Leith, 
consisting of thé Incorporations of Hammerinen, Wrights 
and’ Masons, Bakers, Tailors, Cordiners, Fléshérs,Coupers 
and Barbers, ‘against,-156. Committed, 166. Petition ‘of 
Merchants and others of Leith, against, Referred ; Counset 
ordered; Voices; Power to send for Persons, ‘Papers ‘and 
Records; 184. Petition of Ship-owners and Merchants’of 
King’s Lynn, against, 191. Petitions of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers, and Ship-owners of Dundee ; of ‘Magistrates ‘and 
Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Arbr ath of ‘Ship- 
owners and Meychants of the Port of Port Glasgow ; and of 
the Company of Merchants of the City. of Edinburgh, 190. 

_ Of Ship-owners and others of Kirkaldy, Dysart, and Greenock, 
against; also of Incorporation of the Trinity House of Leith, 
against, 215. Petition of Weavers of Leith, against,. 295, 
Petitions of the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Council of 
Edinburgh ; of the honourable Alexander Maconochie; and 
of George, Earl of Morton, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 290, Petition of Merchants, Ship-owners and others, 
of East Wemyss, against, 301. Of Ship-owners of Wick, 
against; to lie on the Table, 319. Petition of Burgesses 
and Guild Brethren of Edinburgh, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 328. Of Incorporation of the’ Guildry of 
Merchants of Stirling, against, 337. Bill reported, 390. 
Minutes of Evidence to be printed at the Expense of the 
Parties, if they think fit, 405. Further Consideration of 
Report put off for Three Months, 443. Petitions of Com- 
missioners ‘of Southern Districts of Edinburgh, against, 
482. : 

Reservoir ; Petition for a Bill for providing a more 

- regular Supply of Water in the River called the Water of 
Leith, 64. Referred to a Committee, 65. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 83. Presented, and read, 131. Committed, 283. 

- Petition of Occupiers of Mills, in favour, 347. Petition of 
Owners and Occupiers of Houses, in favour, 383. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 443. Passed, 479. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 573. Royal Assent, 586. 

Water Company ; Vide Epinsurcu. 

Leominster and Hore Road; Petition fora Bill for making 
a Road from the Hope Turnpike to Burley Gate; Referred 

-to a Committee, 76. Reported; Bill ordered ; 106. Pre- 
sented, and read, 121. Committed, 138. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 223. Passed; 241. Agreed to by the Lords, 295. 
Royal Assent, 297. sg: 

Letrers ; usual Orders relating to Members Letters,7. 


Levant Company; Acts for enlarging and regulating the 
’ Trade into the Levant Seas, read ; ‘To be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 367. Considered, 371. Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon, 376. 
Vide infra. ' ‘ 











Bill to repeal the said Act, Ordered, 376. 
Presented, and read; Day appvinted for Second a 
° 381. 





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INDEX t the Exccutretu Votume. 








“3871. Committed} Bill to be~ printed; 387. Committee 
deferred, 403, 408. Bill considered, 416. Reported; to'be 
-ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 424. Passed, 
‘429... Agreed to by.the Lords, 461.. Royal Assent, 518. 

Limerick; Vide Tretann. — i le 

Limericx and Watgrrorp; Vide IRELanp. 

Linen ;/ Petitions respecting the Linen Trade ; viz. Of Linen 
and Yarn Bleachers of the County of Armagh ; of the Pro- 
-wost, Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of 
Dunfermline ; of the Manufacturers of Table Linen at Dun- 
fermline; and of the Operative Weavers of Table Linen at 
Dunfermline and its Neighbourhood ; to be pene 309. 
Of Linen Manufacturers, Bleachers, and Linen Merchants of 
Perth; of Merchants and others of Dundee; to be printed, 
316. Of Merchants and others of Forfar; and of Magistrates 
and Town Council of Forfar, against ; to be printed, 338. Of 
Linen Mannfacturers and others of Kirkcaldy ; to be printed, 
355- Of Spinners and others of Cupar ; to be printed, 370. 
Of. Merchants and others of Kirriemuir; to be printed, 412. 

~ Of Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the Royal 
Burgh of Cupar; to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 
438. 





— Vide InELAND. 


Linen anv Branpy Duties; House resolves to go 
into a Committee, to consider of the Duties payable on 
Linen imported into the British Possessions in America or 
the West Indies, and on Foreign Brandy or Geneva, 424. 
Considered, 427. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 436. 
Resolution read again; and Instruction accordingly ; 448. 
Vide Coton1at INTERCOURSE. 


LiskEARD. AND Look Canal; Petition fora Bill for making 
a Canal from Tarras Pill, in the Parish of Duloe, to.Moors 
Water, in the Parish of Liskeard ;, Referred to a Committee, 
86.. Reported; Bill ordered ; 155. Presented, and read, 200. 
Committed, 306. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Lostwithiel ; 
and of Fowey, &amp;c. against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 

._308. Of the Mayor, Aldermen, Freemen, and other Inhabi- 

tants of the Borough of Liskeard ; and of several Owners and 

- Occupiers of pp situate in the Parishes of Liskeard, Saint 
Pinnock, Saint Cleer, and Saint Neot; 373- 
William Rashleigh, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
75. Petition of Sir Charles Vinicombe Penrose, against ; 

&gt; Weterred, and Counsel ordered; 382.. Voices, 389.. Committee 


Petition of 


‘to sit and proceed, all Parties consenting, 425. Bill reported ; . 


Report to lie on the Table; 465. Report further considered ; 
_Bill to be ingrossed; 503. Passed, 510.. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 536. Royal Assent, 586. 


Lirtnenameton Harbour; Petition for a Bill for the more 
effectual Security of that Harbour, 60. Referred to'a Com- 
mittee, 61. + Reported ; Bill ordered; 101. - Presented, and 
read, 126. Committed, 167. Petition of the Commissioners 
of the Port of Arundel, against ; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 167. Petition of Trustees of Littlehampton Ferry, 
against; to lie on the Table, 176. Read again ; referred ; 


Counsel. ordered, 212.. Power to send for Persons, Papers. 


and Records, 330. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 
433. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ;. 451. 

- Passed, 478. By the Lords, with Amendments, 528. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 540. Royal Assent, 586. 


LitrLe SHEFFIELD and Dore Roads; Petition for a Bill 


for repealing Acts for repairing the same, and for consolidating 
the Trusts of certain other Roads; Referred to,a Committee, 
76.. Reported; Bill. ordered; 177. . Presented, and read, 
195-' Committed, 221. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 388. 
Passed, 400, Agreed to by the Lords, 445... Royal Assent, 
“S19: 





- Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 318. 


report, 460. — Bill reported, 485. Report further cousidered ; 
Bill to. be ingrossed; 526. ‘Passed, 572. “Agreed toby the 
Lords, 600. Royal Assent, 603. 9 * er hat 

—_— — Petition for a Bill for making a Railway from 
thence to Manchester ; ‘Referred to a Committee, ‘14. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 27. Preseritéd, and read, ie e- 
titions of Corporation of Chamber of Commerce of ‘ater- 
ford, and of Persons engaged in the Corn Trade of Dublin, 
in favour, 121. Motion, that the Bill’be now read a Seéond 
Time ; Debate thereon adjourned; 130. Petitions 6f'Mer- 
chants and other Inhabitants of the'City of Cork ; of Mer- 
chants, Members of the Portugal, Brazil, South Ameritan, 
and Mexican Association at Liverpool; of Merchants and 
ethers, Members of the West India Association in Liverpool ; 
of Merchants and others, Members of the American Cham- 


_ ber of Commerce at Liverpool; of Merchants, Ship-owrers, 


and others, Members of the Liver p-owners Associ- 
ation ; of Merchants and others, Members of the East India 
Association in Liverpool; of Manufacturers, Traders, and 
other Inhabitants of Dewsbury ; and of Merchants, Manu- 


1 Shi 


_ facturers, and other Inhabitants of the Town and Vicinity of 
&gt; Bradford ; in favour, 130. 


Debate resumed,,and Bill com- 
mitted, 147. Petition of Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 
in favour, ibid. Petition of John Shaw Leigh of Liverpool, 
complaining that the Standing Orders have not been slanted 
with, 148. Referred to a Committee, ibid. Petition of 
Members of the Chamber of Commerce of Drogheda, in 
favour, 155. Petition of Manufacturers of Bury, in favour, 
1606. Petition of Merchants of Leeds; in favour, 179. Of 
the Right honourable Thomas Earl of Wilton; ‘of Ann 
Atherton and Eleanora Byrom, and the Reverend John 
Clowes ; against; Referred ; Counsel orderetl ; Voices; 182, 
Petition of Merchants and others of Oldham, against, 190. 
Petition of Owners of Houses in Great John-street, against ; 
Referred, ibid. Of Trustees of Barton Bridge Road, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; ibid. . Petition of Johan Shaw 
of Liverpool, read, and Order for referring it to a Committee 
discharged ; Petition referred to the Committée on the: Bill ; 
Committee revived, and to sit and proceed ;-192./ OfvLand- 
owners of. Pendleton; and of Corporation’ of Liverpool ; 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 197. « Of d- 
owners of Lancaster, against ; Referred ; ibid. Of Chamber 
of Commerce of Belfast, in favour, thid. Committee,revived, 
and Leave given to sit and proceed, 209. Report on Petition 
respecting ‘thé Standing Orders; To lie on the Table, 215. 
Petitions of the Company of Proprietors ‘of the’ Leeds and 
Liverpool Navigation ; and the ‘Mersey and I[twelt Navi- 
gation ; against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; ibid: ' Pe- 
tition of Land-owners of Lancaster, against; Referred ; ibid. 
Petition of John Shaw Leigh, against ; ‘Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 224. Power to send for Persons, Papers, and ‘Re- 
cords, 235. Petition of the Archbishop and others, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 236. Of Wiliam Ktiowles ; 
and of Joseph Stretch and Henry Makin, Surveyors ; against ; 
Petition of Charles 
Orrell, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 329.. Of Sir 
William Gerard; and’ of Trustees of certain Roads from 
Liverpool ; and of Leaseholders of Mines in Windle ; against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 335.’ Of Company of Pro- 


. prietors of Liverpool Waterworks ; and of Trustees for re- 


pairing Salford, Warrington,’ Bolton, and: Wigan Roads ; 


— Referred, and Courisel ordered; 346.“ Petitiop of 


anafacturers, Traders, and others, of Bolton-le-Moors,’ in 
favour, 368. | Petition of Manufacturers ‘of Manchester,’ in 
favour, 390. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 460. 
Of Iphabitants of various ‘Townships in the Vicinity of Liver- 
pool,: against! ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 466. 





‘Railway. Vide Brrmincuam. 


vf 





: Vide Accounts. ANATOMY, m 
LivyerPoo.u Dock Dues; Petition of Grain Merchants\of the 
Town of Belfast, against; To lie. on the Table} jand tobe 
printed; 397. é 
LiuaNnLLyrin and Carnarvon Railway; Petition for a Bill 
for making a Railway from Llandwrog to the Town of Car- 
narvon ; Referred to a Committee, 35... Reported ;: Billvor- 
dered; 211. Presented, and read, 217. , Committed, 262. 
Reported; Report to lie-on. the Table; 373.» Petition of 
George Bettiss, against, 401.. Report, further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 405. Passed, 411. ‘Agreed to by.the 
Lords, 439. , Royal Assent, 441. ; | te 
Luanrwst Roaps,,, Vide Densicn., 


Lock woop and Mettnam Road; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
‘ing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 36. 
Reported ;) Bill ordered ;. 109.) Presented, and réad, 122. 
Committed, 192.\\° Petition of James Paine, against; Re- 
ferred, and: Counsel ordered ; 203. Petition of piers of 
- Lands at Crossland, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 


LiyzRPooL Imprevement; Petition for a Bill for the -better 
regulation of Buildings in that, Town, 5. . Referred to 'a Com- 
mittee, 6. Reported; Bill ordered; 16.° Presented, and 
read, 27. Committed, 53. Petition of the, Archbishop of 
York and others, agzinst ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
Voices; 236. Petition of Inhabitants and others of Liver- 
pool, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 240. Petition 
of Land-owners, against; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 317. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 325. Passed, 328. . By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 402. Considered, and agreed to, 
418... Royal Assent, 441. ‘t 


Docks ; Petition for a Bill for the further Improve- 
ment of the Port. and Harbour, and Town.of Liverpool ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 36. Reported; . Bill ordered; | 53. 
Presented, and read, 73.. Committed, 270. Petition. of 
Richard Smith, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 312. 
Petitions of His Majesty’s Justices of the Peace of Chester, 
and’ of Francis Richard Price, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 322. Petition of Merchants and others of 


ee 





Liverpool, against; Referred, 370, Petition of Robert 243. All: to: have Voices, “$29: * Bill reported ; to be in- 
Viner, gio Referred, 373 ‘i titions of Justices of the ossed 3.3492 Passed, ‘850. » Agreed to by the Lords, 385. 
# the County of Lancaster? ‘and’ of Land-owners of yal Assent, 442. sisi, Mptsiat ne 
Walton; against;’ Referred, and Counsel ordered ; : 89. Pe- Lone Compron: and Orn Stratrorp Road. Vide, Oxp 
- tifiom of. ahd ~others of: Cork, against; Referred, “Sreatrorp: ©" «°° ia 


434. Petition of Merchants and Agriculturists of Dundalk, Lonpon; ( Academical Institution); Petition for)a Bill 1o.en- 
against, 442. Voices; 443: Timeenlarged'forCommittee to ‘able the ‘Proprietors of the ~ on Academical Institution 





INDEX the Ficutrirem Vottimel 


(1895. 

















_; 49 sue and be sned in the Name of their Se¢retary; Referred 
to a Committee, 68, reported; Bill. ordered ;.118. .Pre- 
sented, and read, 233, ys 

( Brick Company); Petition for Leave to present a 
etition for a Bill to enable them to sue and be sued in the 
ame of their Secretary; Referred to a Committee, 210. 
_ Reported; Leave given; Petition presented; Referred to a 
Committee ; 222. Reported ; Bill ordered; 230. Presented, 
and read, 232. Motion, that the Bill be now read a Second 
Time, Neg. 271. 

———-— (College); Bill for incorporating certain Persons for 
the Establishment of a College in or near London ; Ordered, 
457. Presented, and read, 461. Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed ; 462. Second Reading deferred, 
472, 476, 484. Order for Second Reading read ; Notice 
taken that the Bill ought to have been brought in upon Pe- 
tition ; Bill withdrawn, 488. 


(CornExchange); Petition for a Bill for erecting and 

roviding of a New Corn Exchange at or near Mark Lane ; 
Referred to a Committee, 63. Bill ordered, 160. _Pre- 
sented, and read, 225. Petitions of Inhabitants of Kent 
and of Mark Lane, in favour, 237. Motion for reading the 
Bill a Second Time; Mr. Speaker called the attention of the 
House to the Report on the Petition, which stated that the 
Bill did not come within the Standing Orders, whereas it ap- 
“semen that the Bill was intended to establish a Market ; 

nd Reading put off for Six Months, 240. 


(Portable Gas Company); Petition for a Bill for the 
better regulating of a Company to be incorporated by Char- 
ter, to be called The London Portable Gas Company, 74. 
Referred to a Committee, 75. Reported; Bill ordered; 178. 
. Presented, and read, 230. Petition of the Liverpool Gas 
Light Company, against; 343. Bill committed, 389. Pe- 
tition of Gas Light and Coke Company, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 412. Petition of Imperial Gas Light 
and Coke Company, against, 425. Petition of Imperial Gas 
Light and Coke eraions against ; Referred ; nsel or- 
dered; Voices; 432. ‘Time enlarged for Committee to re- 
port, 460. Bill reported, 479. To be ingrossed, 480. Bill 
passed, 535. 

——— (Tithes); Petition for a Bill for the Regulation there- 
of, 39. Referred to a Committee, 4o. 





and Counsel ordered ; 217, Petitions of Inhabitants of Cole- 
man-street; in favour, thd. Of Owners of Houses in Castle 
Baynard and Walbrook Wards, 224, Petition of William 
Haslewood ; iu favour,. 229. To lie on the Table,/a30. _Pe- 
tition from Hackney respecting the Stapling Orders, report- 
‘ed; Report to lie on the Table; 241. Petition of the Com- 
any of Proprietors of the East London Waterworks, agaist ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 241. Petitions of Company 
of Proprietors of West Middlesex Waterworks, and Grand 
Junction Waterworks, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 252. All to have Voices, 270. Report, 18th May 
1821, referred, 282. Petition of Select Vestrymen of Saint 
Pancras, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 308. Pe- 
tition of Commissioners of Sewers of Havering, &amp;c. against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 324. Minutes of Evidence 
ordered, 466. 
- (Bishop of.) Vide Pappineron. 

Vide Accounts. Berks and Hants. 
MONDsEY Cottier Docks. Corn Laws. Eouirasie 
Loan Socizty. Istz or Docs. Merropotis Water. 
SovutuwarkK Gao... THames Quay. 


Ber- 


Lonpon and WestMINsTER; Petition for a Bill to establish 


a Company for Lighting those Cities with Gas, 20. Referred 
to a Committee, 21. Reported; Bill ordered; 39. Pre- 
sented, and read, 64. Petition of Imperial Gas. Light and 
Coke Company, against; To lie on Table, 101.  Peti- 
tions of Ratcliffle Gas Light and Coke Company; of the 
City of London Gas Light and Coke Company ; and of the 
Gas Light and Coke Company, against; 108... Bill com- 
mitted, 110. Minutes taken in the last Session; Referred, 
135. Petition of Nathaniel Stallwood, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 149. Petition of Commissioners of 
Church Lane Paving, against; Referred, 163. Three Peti- 
tions of Commissioners of Whitechapel Paving, &amp;c. against ; 
Referred, 179. Petition of Committee for paving the Parishes 
of Saint Margaret and Saint John, against; Referied, and 
Counsel ordered; 182. Petition of Gas Light and‘Coke 
Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; ig2. 
All to have Voices; Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; 198. Petitions of the Imperial Gas Light and 
Coke Company; and of the City of London Gas Light and 
Coke Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
198. Petitions of Trustees of Commercial Road, and of 
Trustees of the new North Road, against; Referred, and 


————&lt; (Ibid.) Bill to amend Act 37 Hen. 8, intituled, “ An 
Act for Tithes in London ;’ Ordered, 225. Presented, and 
read, 230. Petition of Roger Kynaston, against, 425. Mo- 
tion for Second Reading ; Lecodnent proposed, and agreed 
to; Bill rejected; 425-. 


(Ibid.) Vide ALtnAxttows the Less, ALLHALLows 
Barxinc.—Saint Botrotren without ALDGATE Tithes. 


Counsel ordered; 212. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 464. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
479. Petition of Directors and Proprietors of the London 
and Westminster Oil Gas Company, complaining of the 
Committee on the Bill, 479. 
— —~ Vide Generat LNvEsTMENT Society: 
Lonvonperry. Vide IrELanpD. 











(Water Com ); Petition fora Bill for supplying 
with Water the Cities of London, and Counties of Middle- 
sex and Essex, 21. Referred to a Committee, 22. rted ; 
Bill ordered; 37. Presented, and read, 101. Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Saint John Hackney, respecting the Standing 
Orders, 138. Petitions of Owners or Inhabitants of Houses, 
Manufactories and other Buildings, erectéd or now erecting 
in the Parish of Saint Mary Whitechapel ; of Owners or In- 
habitants of Houses, Manufactories, and other Buildings, 
erected or now erecting in the Parishes of Saint George in 
the East, Saint Matthew Bethnal Green, Saint Leonard Shore- 
ditch, and Saint Mary Islington; im the Liberty of Norton 
Folgate ; in the Wards of Dowgate, Aldgate, Billingsgate, 
i te, Tower, Cornhill, Cri te, Bread-street, 
Lime-street, and Broad-street, in the City of London ; in the 
united Parishes of Saint Andrew Holborn and Saint George 
the Martyr; in the Parishes of Saint Botolph Aldersgate, 
Saint Ann Aldersgate, Christchurch Spitalfields, Saint Bo- 
tolpl Aldgate, and Saint Pancras, and in the Hamlet of Mile 
End Old Town ; in the Parishes of Saint John Wapping, 
and Saint Mary Stratford Bow ; in the Liberty of The Tower; 
in the Parishes of Stoke Newington, Saint James and Saint 
John Clerkenwell, Saint Ann Limehouse, Saint John Hack- 
ney, and Saint Paul Shadwell; in the Hamlet of Ratcliffe, 
and in the Parish of All Saints Westham ; and of Inhabitant 
Householders, Manufacturers, Artizans and Wharfingers of 
the Parish of Saint Luke, in the County of Middlesex; in 
favour, 1399. Bill committed, ibid. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Hackney; and of Proprietors of East London Water- 
works, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; ibid. Peti- 
tions of Inbabitants of Wards of Cheap and Queenbithe, in 
favour; To lie on the Table, 156. . Petition of Governors 
of Chelsea Waterworks, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 163. Petition from Hackney respecting the Standing 
Orders, read ; and referred to Committee on Petition for Bill ; 
167. Commitiee revived, and to sit and proceed, 168. Pe- 
tition of Committee of Paving Saint Andrew Holborn and 
Saint septa the Martyr, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 188. Petition of Land-owners on the River Lea, 
pe Referred, and Counsel ordered, 199. _ Petition 
Proprietors of Hampstead Waters, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 208. Petitions of New River Com- 
pany, and Chelsea Waterworks Company, against; Referred, 


Lorps; R 























vest that the House will give Leave to Mr. 
Frankland Lewis, Mr. Leslie Foster, and Mr. Johu Doherty 
(Members) to attend a Committee at the Lords, 68. Mes- 
sage considered; and Leave given them to attend, if they 
think fit; 72. 

Request that the House will give Leave to Mr. Richard 
Martin (a Member,) to attend a Committee at the Lords, 


233. Message considered; and Leave given him to attend, 
if he thinks fit; 259. 


— — Request that the House will give Leave to Sir John 


Newport, Baronet (a Member,) to attend a Committee at 
the 8; Message considered ; and Leave given him to 
attend, if he thinks fit; 258. 


Request that the House will give Leave to Mr. Denis 
Browne (a Member,) to attend certain Committees at the 
Lords ; Message considered ; and Leave given him to attend, 


if he thinks fit; 326. 


——— Request that the House will give Leave to Mr. Do- 


minick Browne (a Member,) to attend a Committee at the 
Lords, 551. Message considered ; and Leave given him to 
attend, if he thinks fit; 574. 


Request Copy of the Report from the Committee 
in the last Session, relative to the Disturbances in Ireland ; 
and also Report made in the present Session from the Com- 
mittee in the present Session, 272. Message considered; and 
printed Copies sent to the Lords ; 272. 

Request Copy of further Evidence taken before the Se- 
lect Committee on the State of Ireland; House will send an 
Answer, 295. 

Request Copy of Reports from the Committee on-Fo- 
reign Trade, since Session 1820; House will send an An- 
swer, 326. Message considered; and Reports to be commu- 
nicated as desired ; 333. pad 
Request Copy of Report from the Select Committee 
on Contagion, of Semion 1819. Message considered; and a 
printed Copy sent, to the Lords; 344+ 

Request Copy of Report and Minutes of Evidence on 
Combination Laws; House will send an Answer; 612-- Mes- 
sage considered ; and a printed Copy. sent to the Lerds; 621. 


-———— Request Copy of Third Report on the State of Ire- 


land ; House will send an Answer, 621. Message considered ; 
and a printed Copy sent to the Lords; 623.° - 
— Message 


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ENDEX te th Exeutretm Votume, 





en m7 

———— Message to, requesting Copy of Depositions taken in - mitted, 136. Reported 5: to’ be ingréssed ¥ 196" Passétt, 254. 
India on Greme’s Divorce, 202. Lords’ communicate ‘the Agreed to by the Lords, 275.\Royal: Pa tint ” 
same, 213- Depositions to be returned, 261. bust : Marine or Catrie. Vide CatTrute 122,00 .paiss¢ 


——- M e to, requesting Copies of Minutes of Evidence 
on the State of Treland in the last and present Sessions, 290. 
Lords communicate Copies of the said Minutes accordingly ; 

To be printed, 305. 

+ Message to, requesting Copy of further Evidence from 

the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the State of 
‘Treland, 411. 


Message to, requesting Copy of Minutes of Evidence 

taken before the Lords Committees on the Sfate of Ireland, 

608. Lords communicate Copy of the said Minutes accord- 

ingly, 630. To be priuted,. 641. 

Message to, requesting the attendance of Lord Carbery 

at a Committee, 358. 

Message to, requesting that a Bill might be returned 
which had been sent to their Lordships by mistake, 512. 
Report that it had been received back, 513. 

Loven Neacu. Vide InELanp. 


Lovtu; Petition for a Bill for paving and improving that 
Town; Referred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Two Bills 
ordered; .199. Vide infra. 

- Bill for paving; lighting, and improving that Town ; 
Ordered, 139. Presented, and read, 223.. Committed, 271. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 417. Passed, 426. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 518. 

Bill for establishing a Company for lighting with Gas 

that Town ; Ordered, 139. Presented, and read, 223. Com- 

mitted, 271. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 417. Passed, 426. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 519. 


Petition for a Bill for establishing a Company for light- 
ing with Gas that Town; Referred to a Committee, 54. 


Lonatics. Bill for limiting the time within which Inquisitions 
of Lunacy, Idiotcy, and Non-compos Meutis may be tra- 
versed ; Ordered, 267. resented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 372. Committed, 
384. Considered, 393. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 

seciatet for Third Reading ; 398. Third Reading defer- 
red, 415, 423, 458. Bull me , 472. Petition of William 
Corbett, against, 475. Bill agreed to by the Lords, 551. 
Royal Assent, 586. . rs 

Acts 7 Anne, c. 19, 4 Geo. 2, c. to, and 4 Geo. 3, 

c. 16, read ; Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws re- 

lating to Conveyances and Transfers of Estates: amd Funds 

vested in Trustees who are Infants, Idiots, or Lunatics; Or- 
dered, 377. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; and to.be-printed; 386. Second Reading defer- 

red, 893, 398, 415, 423, 429-. Bill committed, 440. Com- 

mittee deferred, 449, 458, 472, 475, 484, 495. . Bill con- 
sidered, 501. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; ne diy ose for 

Third Reading; 506. Passed, 532. By Lords, with 

Amendments, 573. Considered, and agreed to, 585. Royal 

Assent 603. 

-— Vide Accounts. 
LAND. 

Lurterwortnu Road. Vide Leicester. 

Lyme Recis. Vide Accounts. Surpty. 























(ADDRESSES, 47, 59.) Ine- 





6°Geo. IV. Parl.7. Sess.6. A. 1825. 


M4°o ADAM, Petitions against the proposed Grant to Mr. 
Mac Adam ; viz. Of James Paterson of Montrose, 285. Of 
a Wingrove, of Bath; To be printed, 304. Of Samuel 
Wells, of the Inner Temple, 355. Petition of James Pater- 
son, against; To be ae » 309. Another Petition of 
James. Paterson, 482. nies 
Vide Accounts. Suppuy. 
MaccuesFik£tp; Petition fora Bill for better lightin 
—s the same ; Referred to a Committee, 36. 
ill ordered; 209. Presented, and read, 222. Committed, 
255.. Reported; to be ingrossed; 464. Passed, 520. By 
. the Lords, with Amendments, 582. Considered, and agreed 
to; 604. Royal Assent, 627. 
Mac Grecor, Sir Evan John Murray; Bill from Lords for the 
‘Sale of certain of his Estates, 435. Read, 438. Commit- 
ted, 451. Reported, and passed, 496. Royal Assent, 510. 
Macninery, Export of; Committee appointed to inquire 
into the State of the Law, and its.Consequences, respecting 
the Exportation of Tools and Machinery ; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 124. 
Members added, 207. Report to lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 621. .. 





and im- 
ported ; 





Toe + Petition of Inhabitants of Notting- 
ham, to repeal the present;/Laws; To lie on the ‘lable; and 
to be. printed, 5856. of. u.0 » . 
Macistrates. ) Vide Power. tig GEDA KO 
Matstone and Stroop Road ; Petition for a Bill for stak- 
ing and maintaining a Road from the Maidstorie and Wro- 
tham, Road to Strood ; Referred to a Committee, 43. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered ; go. Presented; and read, 167: Coi- 


Von. 80.—~Sess. 1825. 


Mauuine Road. Vide'Marpston ee?" ) oO) &gt; on 
Matt; Petitions for'a Reduction of the Dutiés thereon’? Fiz. 
Of Ale and Porter Brewers of Diindafk and ‘Drogheda ; ‘To 
be printed, 111. , etn year 
Vide Accounts. ~ gs yt 
Masrow and Pickering Road; Petition fora Bill for.amend- 
ing and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 36. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 218. Presented, and: read, 236. 
Committed, 261, Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 452: Passed, 
460. Agreed to by the Lords, 480. "Royal Assent, 519.- 
Mancuester ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to Ashton-under-Lyne; Referred to a Comimittee, 
87. Reported, 147; Bill ordered; 148, Presented, and 
read, 189... Committed, 207. Petition from Droylsden, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 250. Petition of 
Rochdale Canal Company, against ; Referred, and Cotiisel 
ordered; 256. Voices, 261. Petition of Owners of Mes- 
suages in Beswick, &amp;c. in favour, 262. Petitions of Owners 
of Lands.in Audenshaw; and of Trustees of certain’ Roatds, 
against ;. Referred, and Counsel ordered; 263. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 291. Passed, 328. Agreed’ to by the 
Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 360. 
- Railway. Vide Liverroot. 
and AusTERLANDS Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 89. Reported ; Bill ordered; 160. Presented, and 
read, 166. Committed,190. Petitions of John Healey, and 
of Charles Turner, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
263. Bill reported, 290. To be ingrossed, 291. ‘Passed, 
328. Agreed'to by the Lords, 370. Royal Assent, 442. 
= and Botton Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making a Railway from Manchester to Bolton-le-Moors ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 12. 
Petition respecting the Standing Orders; to lie on the Table, 
52. Petition for Bill, read; Order for referring it to Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, read and discharged; Peti- 
tion referred to a Committee; 75. Petition’ respecting the 
Standing Orders, and Order that:the Petition do lie upon the 
Table, read and discharged; Petition.referred to Select Com - 
mittee on Standing Orders; 109. Petition for Bill reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 
115.. Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, 148, 
and Dr&amp; Sap Canat; Petition for a Bill for 
making a Ship Cana] from the River Dee to Manchester ; 
Referred to a Committee, 52.. Reported ; Report referredto 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 109. Report, 
that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed. with, 


148. ' di ad 
Eouitasrte Loan .Company;) Petition for 
a Bill for the Formation and Regulation of the London and 
Manchester Equitable Loan Company ;. Referred .to.a. Com- 
mittee, 94. Reported ; Bill ordered; 115« Presented, and 
read, 156. Committed, 166. Petition of Pawhbrokers.of 
Manchester, against; Referred, 240. | Bill. reported; to be 
_Ingrossed; 437. Passed, 460. be oP 
Man, Isle of ; Bill for regulating the Trade of the-Isle of Man ; 
Ordered, 310, Presented, andread; Day inted for Second 
Reading; 334, Committed, 341. Committee deferred; 945, 
352-.. Bill considered ; reported; Day vpreimet for further 
considering Report; and Bill,.as amended, to: be» printed ; 
358. Further Consideration deferred, 386, 398, :422.,. Bill 
‘re-committed ; considered ; reported; Day, appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
448. Further Consideration deferred,..471, 500, 522,: 538. 
Bill re-committed, and considered, 545., Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 552... Third 
Reading deferred, 584. Bill passed, 593. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 623. Royal Assent, 626, , on et 
Petition of the House of Keys, relative thereto ; 
_ to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 369. 
Acts 5 Geo. 3, c. 39, and 45 Geo. 3, c. 123, 
relative thereto, read; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 377. Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into the Committee; the King’s Recommendation signified ; 
and Motion agreed to ; considered ; 381. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; ‘and “Bill ordered thereupon, 9485. “Vide 
APHOLL, » . b an epee, rece 


























-—————ee——= Vide Accounts: 


‘Edward Polis Benezet and. others, against; Referred, and 
‘Counsel of 


comet 295. ‘Passed, 251. 





O 2 MaRINE 





INDEX to the Exreuntretn. VoLtu ME. 





(1895. ° 








= 
Maine Barracks; Petition from East Stonehouse, relative 
to the Royal Marite Barracks,344. To be'printed, 345-- 
Maxine Mutiny; Bill for ‘the regulation of His Majesty’s 
Royal Marine Forces while on shore; Ordered, 169. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 182. 
Committed, 185. Considered, 194. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 206. Passed, 
214. Agreed to by the Lords, 242. Royal Assent, 250. 
Marxuam, late Matthew; Bill from Lords, to enable the 
Trustees under his Will to grant ae. Leases, 515. Read, 
520. Committed, 535. Reported, and passed, 598. Royal 
Assent, 603. 
Mareiaces Vauipity; Bill from Lords, to render valid 
Marriages solemnized in certain Churches and public Cha- 
Is,612. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. 
ommitted, 618. Considered, and reported; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 622. Passed, with Amendments, 624. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 629. Royal Assent, 627. 
Martin,Sr. Rectory. Vide St. Martin. 
Mary-e-Bone, St.; Petition for a Bill for making a Road 
from thence to Finchley ; Referred to aCommittee, 80. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 127.. Presented, and read, 167. Com- 
mitted, 189. | Petition of Thomas Platt, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 190. Petition of the Reverend John 
Ton, against, 269. Petition of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 284. Petition, 
ainst; read again; Counsel ordered; 313. Petition of 
Thomas Platt, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 461. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 464. Voices, 464. 
Rectories; Bill from Lords, for making 
_ the Four Districts in that Parish District Rectories,. 480. 
Read, ibid. Day appointed for Second Reading, 540. No- 
' tice taken, that the Bill ought not to have originated in the 
Lords; Second Reading put off for Six Months; 546. 
Petition for Leave to present a Petition 
’ for a Bill for making into District Rectories the Four Districts 
of that Parish; Leave given, 572. Petition presented; Re- 
ferred to a Committee ; ibid. Reported; Bill ordered ; 577. 
Presented, and read, 580. Committed, 608. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; 611. The King’s Consent siguified,: and Bill 
pened 618, Agreed to by the Lords, 629. . Royal Assent, 
27. 











— New Street. Vide New Srreert. 

Maruien, Julien; Bill from Lords, for his Naturalization, 
551. Read, 554. Committed, 577. Reported, and passed, 
590. Royal Assent, 603. 

Mavsenrrt, Jobn Francis ; Bill from Lords, for his Naturaliza- 
tion, 127. Read, 130. Committed, 163. Reported, and 
passed, 210. Royal Assent, 251. 

Mauritius; Bill to extend to the Island of Mauritius the 
Duties and Regulations which relate to the British Islands in 
the West Indies ; Ordered, 436. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed. for Second Reading; and to be printed; 450. 
Second Reading deferred, 458, 463. Bill committed, 4go. 
Considered, 499. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ;'507. Passed, 514. Agreed to: by the 
Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 603. ; 

Vide (AppREssEsS, 24, 25, 26, 33.) 

Me .rtuam; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence 
to Wessenden Head, 80. Referred to a Committee, 81. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 121. Presented, and read, 191. Com- 
mitted, 203. Reported; to be ingrossed; 349. Passed, 
390. Agreed to by the Lords, 439. Royal Assent, 442. 

Vide Locxwoop. 

Metton Mowsray Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually widening and improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21. Reported; Bill ordered; 114. Presented, and 
read; 121. Committed, 130, Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
336. Passed, 342. Agreed to by the Lords, 363. Royal 
Assent, 442. 


MEMBERS: 








Take the Oaths, 4. 

to w'thdraw during the time any Matter of 
Privilege relating to them is in Debate, 7. 

notto bring Strangers into the House, 7. 
usual Orders relating to their Letters, 7. 

- not attending Calls of the House, to be sent 
for in Custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 10, 50, 103, 253. 

- Defaulters at a Call ordered to attend, 147. 
Attend, and excused, 147. . 

-— have Leave of Absence, 24, 41, 48, 6 A 
103, 106, 118, 125, 128, 186, 274, 285, 304, 308. chy 
Ordered to be taken into the Custody of the 
Serjeant at Arms, 150, , 

discharged out of Custody of the Serjeant 
at Arms, 153, 157: . 
j Leave given to certain Members to attend 
Committees at the Lords, 72, 258, 259, 326, 574. 


~ added to others appointed to prepare and 
bring in Bills, 150. Pewoat hg 


_— 






































- - added to’ Committees; 73; 97, 165, 207, 234, 
273) 306, 314, 321y 879.3775 395+ 432, 464; 468, 585. 

— a ‘Member in his place charges William 
Kenrick, Esquire, with having preferred a Charge of Felony 
against John Franks, without sufficient Proof,607, 

heard in their Places, 110, .139, 150, 443. 
Notice taken that certain Members had riot 
heard a Question put; and being asked by Mr. Speaker to sig- 
nify the same, they accordingly stated that they had not heard 
the Question ; it was accordingly again stated to them, 307. 














Motions for disallowing the Vote of Mem- 
bers, withdrawn, 110, 139. 
— The Votes of certain Members disallowed 
upon Divisions, 110. es 
Motions that certain Members have Leave 
of Absence, withdrawn, 304. 











inform the House of the reasons why certain 
Members were absent on the Call of the House, 164. 
Motion, that no Member shall vote for or 
against any Question in which he has a direct Pecuniary in- 
terest ; Previous Question Neg. thereupon, 185. 

upon a Division certain Members refusing 
to retire from the Lobby, they were informed that they could 
not be permitted to vote, and the Serjeant was directed to 
open the Outer Door, that the said Members might be enabled 
to withdraw, 483. 











Vide ELections. Lorps. Serseanr. 
PRIVILEGES. 





Mercuant and Factor; Petition of Merchants of London, 
to amend the Law relative thereto; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 481. Of Chamber of Commerce of 
Dublin; to be printed, 528. 

MERCHANT SEAMEN ; Petition of Master Mariners and others 
respecting the Merchant Seamen’s Fund; To lie on the Table; 
and ¢ be printed ; 446. : ae 

Meercuants, Law of; Bill from Lords, to alter and amend Act 
for the better Protection of the Property of Merchants; 573. 
Read ; Day appointed for Second Weadiee- and to be 
printed; 579, Committed, 595. Considered, 601.. Report 
deferred, 608. Bill reported, with Amendments ; agreed to 
and passed, with Amendments, 613. Agreed to by the Lords, 
616. Royal Assent, 626. &gt; 

METHERINGHAM and Dunston Lands; Petition for a Bill. 
for draining and saprexing the same; Referred. to a -Com- 
mittee, 67. Reported; Report referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders; 110. Report, that the Standia 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 148. 

Mertropotis Pavine. Vide Accounts. 

Metrorouitan Waterworks Company ; Petition fora Bill for 
supplying with Water the Cities of London and Westinin- 
ster ; ‘Referred toa Committee, 39.. Reported ;. Bill ordered ; 
101. . Presented, and read; 125. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Portsoken Ward, in favour, 131. Bill committed, 175. 
Petition of Committee of Paving Saint Andrew Holborn, 
and Saint George the Martyr, against; Referred, and Counsel. 
ordered; 188. Petition of Corporation of London, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 190. Petition of Freeholders 
of Saint Mary Paddington, against; Referred, and Gounsel 
ordered; 197. Petitions of Governors of Hospitals and ‘Pro- 
prietors of Hampstead Waters, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 208. Petition of Chelsea Waterworks 
Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 217.. 
Petition of West Middlesex Waterworks Company, against; _ 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 224. Petition of the Dowa- 
ger Baroness of Southampton, against ; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered; 229. Petition of Inhabitants of Bishopsgate, in 
favour, 230. Petition of Company of Proprietors of the 
East London Waterworks, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 241. Petition of Inhabitants ‘of Saint Matthew, 
Bethnal Green, in favour, 252.. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Camden Town, &amp;c. against, 262. Petitions of the Gover- 
nors. of Saint Bartholomew’s Hospital ; and of the New River 
Company, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 272. 
Petition of Select Vestrymen of Saint Pancras, against ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 308. Petition from Saint Mary 
Whitechapel, against ; Referred, és: Petitions of Vestrymen 
of Saint Mary-le-bone; and of Justices of the Peace. of 
Middlesex, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; _ 324... 

Fish Company ; Petition for a Bill to enable 

them to sue and be sued in the Name of their Chairman, or 

other Member of the Company, 56. Referred to a Com- 
pany, 57- Reported; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, and 
read, 156. Committed, 178. Petitions of Owners of Vessels 
belonging to the Towns of Ramsgate, Greenwich, Barking, 
and Manningtree, against, 199. Petitions of Retail Fish- 
mongers resident in London and its Vicinity ; and of Owners 
or Part Owners of or otherwise interested in Fishing Vessels 
belonging to the Towns of Greenwich, Gravesend 
and Barking, against, 209. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 





210. Petitions of Owners of Fishing Vessels of Rochester, . 
Chatham, &amp;c.; also of Harwich, 218, Petitions of Fisher- 
men of Brighthelmstone, Worthing, Dover and Deal, against, 
271. 


Petition of Fishermen on the Rivers Thames and 
Medway, 


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IENDEW toithe FacuTretH VoLt we. 





_. Medway, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 272. Pe- 
tition .of Fishermen of Margate,; against ;:To lieon, the 
Table, 292, Of Fishermen of Brixham and Dartmouth ; of 
Portsmouth, of Cawsand, and of Plymouth, in favour, 308. 

_ Of Fishermen of Kingsdown and Portsmouth, in favour, 313. 
Petitions of Persons belonging to the Towns of Broadstairs, 

_ Margate, Folkestone, Deal and Walmer, and Sandgate ; of 

_ Fish-curers, Merchants and others concerned in the Herring 

_ and Cod Fishery at Wick and Pulteney Town, in the County 
of Caithness; and of Fishermen belonging to the Town of 

__ Milton next Sittingbourne, against, 313. Of Fishermen of 
Leigh, against, 319. Of Inhabitants of Dover, against, 323. 
Of Fishermen and [Inhabitants of Hastings and Rve, against, 
330. 

Merropo.tis Ponce, Vide Pouice. 

Mexico Mininc Company. Vide Rean pet Monte. , 

Meyrick, late Ann Elizabeth ; Bill from Lords, forsthe Sale 
of certain Estates; 445. Read, ibid. Committed, 452. Re- 
ported, and passed, 497. Royal Assent, 519. 

Mippuesex.' Vide Accounts. 


Mipuurst; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence 
- to Sheet Bridge; Referred to a Committee, 15. Reported ; 
. Bill ordered ; 117. Presented, and read, 127. Committed, 
139. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 188. Passed,j109. Agreed 
- 10 by the Lords, 223. Royal Assent, 251. 
Mitrorp Road (South Wales); Petition ‘from’ Corporation 
“of the Chamber of Waterford, for improving the Commuani- 
cation between Engiand aud Ireland by the Milford Road ; 
To lie on the Table, 16. Petition of Merchants and others 
of Cork ; to be printed, 41. Vide AccounTs. 
Miuitary Canal. Vide Accounts. 


Mivitia ; Select Committee appointed to prepare Estimates of 
the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain and 
Treland, for 1825, 321. Report to lie on the Table ; and'to 
be printed ; 333. (App* (A.) p. 724.) Referred to the Com- 
mittee of Supply, 365. Vide Suppry. . : 

Vide Surety. Bitis in Suppty.: Scorianp. 

Mitk Company; Petition of Cowkeepers. and. others, com- 
plaining thereof; To lie on ihe. Table; and to be printed ; 
225. Of Cowkeepers and others, dealers in Milk, 238. 

Mitton Inclosure. Vide Curistcnurcn. 

MINCHINHAMPTON Road. - Vide Cainscross. 


Mines, Stealing in; Acts 54 Geo..3,; and 1 Geo. IV, for re- 
moving difficulties in the conviction of Offenders stealing 
Property in Mines; read ; Bill to amend the same, Ordered ; 
358... Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; thd. Committed, 386. Considered, 
408. - Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 415. Bill passed, 424. Agreed to by the Lords, 
521. Royal Assent, 586. 

Minutes, of a former Session; Ordered ; presented ; to be 
_printed ; 31. 

to be.printed, 292. 

of a former Session; Referred to a Committee on a 

Bill, 135- ' 

— of Evidence taken. before Committees on Bills ; 

Ordered, 370, 466. Presented; to be printed ; 372, 496, 

taken before Committees on Petitions; Ordered 182, 

216, 256. Presented, 184, 264. 

— Referred to Select Committees, 306. 

—.of Evidence taken before Select Committees on Bills, 

to be printed at the Expense of the Parties, 405. 

— taken. before a Committee of .the whole House; 

Ordered ; presented ; to be printed ; 600, 

Montcomery and Poot Poor; Petition for a Bill to con- 
tinue the Corporation of Guardians of the Poor, and certain 
Powers now vested in them, and to provide new Powers and 
Regulations; Referred toa Committee, 12. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 45. Presented, and read, 224: Committed, 342. 
Reported ; and Bill re-committed; 417... Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 452. Passed, 466. Agreed to by the Lords, 498. 
Royal Assent, 518, 

Moxtrose Bridge. Vide Soutn Esk.’ ’ 


Moore, Maurice Crosby; Bill from Lords, to dissolve his 
Marriage with. Diana Moore, 445. Read, ibid. Committed ; 
Instruction for Counsel and Witnessés; 452. Committee 
deferred, 485, 496, 510,554, 573- Bill considered’; and 
reported ; 580. Passed, 589. Royal Assent, 603. “~~ 

Moreron Railway. Vide Srkatrorp. 

Morton Inclosure. Vide HockEeRinec. 


MOTIONS : 

















—— withdrawn, 126, 218, 287, 304, 318, 332, 351, 439, 
4572 489, 506, 541,516, 531, 544. 

dropped for want of: Forty Members, 221. 
tert and Amendment, withdrawn, 594. 0 ) 6) 
——+_-—_—. Vide QuEstions. 











Mutten’s Ponn Road. Vide Awessory. 
Mustvm. Vide Accounts, Bririse Museum. 


Vox. 8o. 





Sess. 1825. 





: ——S——S 

Mutiny; Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion; and,for the 
better Pa many ot the Any their Quarters; Ordered,171. 
Presented, and read; .D i 0 ing ; 

28) +, CORN en inact ;-to be 
i &gt;; Vay appointed for 'T -agsed, 
214." Agreed to by the Lords, 242,.., Roy 250, 


NATURALIZATION ;. Vide OaTus. 


Navat Asytum; Bill for the Consolidation of the game. With 
Greenwich Hospital; Ordered, 387. Presented, and tead; ‘Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 394.- Committed, 399. Con- 
sidered, 404. Reported;'to be ingrossed ;°&gt; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 408. Passed, 416. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 444. Royal Assent, 518. | aah 

Navigation Laws; Bill for the encouragement, of British 
Shipping and Navigation; Ordered, 310. Presedted, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 334. Committed, 
341. Committee deferred, 345, 352. Bill considered ; re- 
ported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 358. Further Consideration 
deferred, 385, 397, 422. Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 

‘and Bill, as sitvesidedt to be printed, 447. ‘Farther Considers. 
tion deferred, 471, 409, 522. Bill re-committed; and consi- 
dered, 538. Reportea ; to be ingrossed ; Day Aden for 

' Third Reading; 546. Third Reading’ deferred, 572. “Bill 
oon 588. Agreed to by the Lords, 6¢3. ' Royal Assent, 

20, rt La A: ¢ 1 a . 


Navy; Bill to make further Provision for the Payment of the 
Crews of His Mujesty’s Ships and Vessels, and for encouraging 
the Capture and Destruction of ‘Piratiéal Ships and Vessels ; 

- Ordered, 259. Act 45 Geo. 3, ¢.72, ‘read ;‘ Instruction for 
the Payment of Head Money; 276. Bill presented, and 

~ read; Day appointed for Second Reading, aiid to be printed; 
286. Committed, 305. Committee deferred,’ 311.° Bill 
considered, 317. Reported; Bill re-committed ; Instruction 
to divide the Bill into two Bills; 321. Considered ; and report 
that the Committee had divided tlie’ Bill into two Bills; 327. 
Vide Piraves. SEAMEN. , 


Act 22 Geo. 2, c. 33, read; Motion for Leave to bring 
~ in a Bill to amend the said Act, and to make better provision 


for the Encouragement of Seamen; Question Neg. thereupon, 
* 516. . ;, 








Vide Accounts. Dry Ror. 


Netner Wuiracre Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 65. Presented, and read, 182. Committed, 
347. Reported; to be ingrossed ; ‘300. Passed, 479. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 521. Royal Assent, 587: Bs wate 

Newsury; ‘Petition for a Bill for lighting and improving that 
Town; Referred to’ a Committee, 34. | Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 114. Presented, and read, 155. ° Coinmitted, 191. 
Petition of George Gray, against, 219. Petition of Proprie- 
tors of Messuages in Speenhamland, against, Referréd ; also 
from Newbury; 313. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 447, 
Passed, 370. Agreed to by the Lords, 419. | Royal Assent, 
BGA GN Face é ow 








Petition of George Gray, respecting Abuses if cer- 
tain Charities in’ that Borough ; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 630. at . 

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE; Petition of Seamen of Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, taking Notice of certain Charges made against 

~ them’in the House 5 offered, and, by leave, withdrawn, 326. 

New Cross Roads; Petition for a Bill to widen certain parts 
of the same; Referred to a Committee, 75. “Reported; Bill 
ordered; 155.:+ Preseuted, and read, 161.. Committed, 176. 

NEWFOUNDLAND Biscuit Trade; Petition of Buiseuit-bakers 
of Glasgow, relative to the Export of Biscuit to Newfound- 
land; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 69. 

Newunaven Road; Vide Norrincuam. 

New Hey Road; Vide HuppERSFIELD. 

Newport, James Wakeman; Bill from Lords, to enable‘him to 
assume and use the Name of Charlett, 338. Read, 341. Com- 
mitted, 362. Reported, and passed, 405.’ Royal Assent, 442: ’ 

New Ross’ Corn Mafket and” Bridge ; Petition for a Bill to 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 53. “Reported; Bill 
ordered; 109. Presented, and’ read, 232... Committed, 

° 819." $55 EA TEP TIE DM : . = 

New Soutn Waxes; Vide Accounts. © o Ltesee 

NewspaPeErs ; Petitions for Age ee of pndvargtt uu. 
upon; viz. Of Newspaper Proprietots of Ei rghs* to 

intel, 238. Of Jeunes Gifford, of -Paternoster “Row ; to 
Be rinted, 482.. Of the Editor, Proprietor, and: Pablister 
of the Glasgow Free Press Newspaper; to be: printed; 616. 

—— House resolves to go into a Committeé-to ‘con- 

sider of the Conveyance by the Post: of printed Votes and 

Proceedings in Parhament, “% printed Newspapers, —. 

reat 











INDEX @ the Ercutrern Votu ms. { 1825. 











‘Great Britain and Freland} and the British Colonies, 406. 
Considered, 501. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and 
‘Bilf ordered thereupon; 508. Vide infra. 

— Bill to regulate the Conveyance of printed Votes 

and Proceedings in Parliarnent, and of Newspapers, to the 

British Colonies; Ordered, 508. Instruction to amend Act 

4 Geo. 4, c.24, 512; Bill presented, and read; Day appointed 

for Second, Reading ; ibid. Committed, 515. Considered, 
24. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
ading; 534. Passed, 539. A to by the Lords, 582. 

Royal Assent, 585. 

Bill to allow Newspapers to be printed upon 
large Paper; Ordered, 546. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 553. Committed, 576. Con- 
sidered, 583. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 588. Passed, 592. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 623. Royal Assent, 626. 

New Srreet; Act 5 Geo. LV, c. 100, read; Bill to extend the 
Jurisdiction of the tre alg Ordered, 287. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 296. Com- 
mitted, 299. Petition of oa? bre of St. Mary-le-bone, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 382. Members added, 

‘91, 395. Petition of Henry Samuel Eyre, against, 402. 
Bill reported, and re-committed, 410. Committee deferred, 
423. Bit considered, 428: Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day 

appointed for Third Reading; 436. Passed, 449. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 498. Royal Assent, 518. 


Norrouk, Duke of; Bill from Lords, for vesting certain of his 
Estates in William Padwick the Younger, and for applying 
the Monies in the purchase of other Estates, 612. Read, 
ibid. Committed; Committee to sit, and proceed; 625. 
Bill reported, and passed, 619. Royal Assent, 628. 

Norro.k Assizes; Petition for a Bill for the removal of the 
same; To lie on the Table; 64. Petition read again; Re- 
ferred to aCommittee ; 115. Petition, and Order for referring 
it to a Committee, read and discharged ; Motion for referring 
the Petition to a Select Committee, to report Observations, 
Neg. 124. 











Petition of Justices of Norfolk ; also of the 
Corporation of Thetford, against the removal of the Assizes ; 
to be printed, 123. 

Nortu Road, ( Fleet Market); Petition for a Bill. for making 
a Communication from Fleet Market and the Great Northern 
Road ; Referred to a Committee, go. Reported; Report 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 210. 
Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 232. Report, that the 
Standing Order ought not to be dispensed with, 241. 

Norrnatut, (Middlesex) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 59. Presented, and read, 232. Committed, 
321. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 464. Passed, 587." Agreed 
to by the Lords, 606. Royal Assent, 628. 

Norta Wuaue Fisnery. Vide Wate Fisnery. 


Nerwicn Paving; Petition fora Bill to amend and enlarge 
Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 34. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 133- Presented, and read, 163. Committed, 
274. Reported; to be ingrossed; 341. Passed, 372. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 419. Royal Assent, 441. 

Norarigs Pustic; Petitious to repeal or modify the Daties 
on Licences ; viz. Of Notaries Public and Practitioners before 
the Sheriff and other Courts, in the County of Perth; and of 
Procurators in the Sheriff Court of Forfarshire, residing in 
Forfar; to be printed, 13. Of Society of Writers or Solicitors 
in Dundee, and of Lawyers in Brechin; to be printed, 41. 
Of Notaries Public and Practitioners in the Sheriff Courts of 
Elgin and Forres; and of the President and Society of Ad- 
vocates of Aberdeen; to be printed ; 48. 

Nerrineuam and NewHaven Road; Petition for a Bill for 
making a Road from Greasley to Alfreton; Referred to 
a Committee ; 46, 


6° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess.6. A. 1825. 


ATHS on Natruratization; Bill from Lords, toalterand 

amend Act 7 James I. 498. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; aud to be printed; 506. Second . Read- 
ing deferred, 523. _Bi'l committed, 533. Considered, and 
reported; Day appvinted for Third Reading; 539. Passed, 
545. Royal Assent, 585. 

Orricers. Vide Accounts. 

Orrices Pensions; Act 57 Geo. 3, ¢. 65. read; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House; . Con- 
sidered, 517. Reported, and, Bill ordered, ibid, Vide infra. 

Bill to amend the above Act; Ordered, 517. 

Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 

and to be printed; 525, Gommitted, 534- Considered ; re- 

ported ; and Day appointed for Third Beading 544-. Passed, 

552.. Agreed to by the Lords, 606, Royal Assent, 626. 





Oxt ann Biusper, &amp;c. ; Petitions to repeal the Duties thereon ; 
viz. Of Owners of Ships in the Greenland and. Dayis’s Straits 
Whale Fishery; To lie on the Table, 253. Of Owners of 

, Ships at Peterhead ; To be printed, 384. 

Oxpaam lmprovent; Petition for a Bill for lighting, watching, 
and regulating the Police of that Town; Referred to a Com- 














mittee; 12. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee 
on Standing Orders; 26. Report, that Standing . Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with 83. 

Roap. Vide Rocupate. 


O.pHam ; Petition for a Bill for lightitg with Gas that Town, 


and for the better supplying the same with Water; Referred 
to a Committee; 89. Reported; Report referted to the 
Select Committee.on Standing Orders ; 155. Report, that the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 176. Report 
read ; Bill ordered’; 182. Bill presented, and read ,209. Com- 
mitted, 250. Petition of Propfietors of Salford and Man- 
chester Waterwotks, 5 ainst; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
346. Voices, 368. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Dwellings, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 375. 
Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 443, Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 474. Passed, 478. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 536. Royal Assent, 586. 


O.tp Srratrorp and Lone Compton Road; Petition for 


a Bill for repairing the same; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orde#s, 22. Petition, and Order for refer- 
riny it to Select Committee on Standing Orders, read and dis- 
charged; Petition referred to a Committee ; 65. Reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
100. Report, that the Parties be permitted to proceed; and 
that Leave be granted to give Notices; 122, Bill ordered, 
ibid. Presented, and read, 233. Committed, 368. Reported, 
and to be ingrossed, 421. Passed 417. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 461. yen Assent, 519. 


Orance Lopegs, Vide IreLanv. 
Orcnarps, . Vide GARDENS, 


ORDERS : 


Usual, made, touching Privileges and Elections, 





to prevent Disorders, and relating to Members Letters, &amp;c. 

7. Vide Constastes. ELgetions. Eyipvence. Foor- 
_ MEN. Memsers. Peers. Postmaster. Prayers. Pri- 

VILEGES. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. Votes. WifrNesses. 


Standing, read, 8, 474. 





for referring Petitions to Committees; dis- 





charged, 25, 49, 58, 60, 63, 65, 66, 755 88, 109, 165, 192, 
202. 7 





of Leave for Bills; discharged, 109, 156, 188, 
209, 212, 215, 230, 231, 232, 233, 236, 290. 
for the House to resolve itself intoa Committee ; 





dischatged, 50. 





of a future Day; discharged, 56, 300, 404, 
512. 





for certain Accounts ; discharged, 58, 73, 253, 
462, 485, 615. 





for taking a Member into Custody ; discharged, 
157. 





for Second Reading of Bills; dischatged, 311, 
348, 462, 490, 491, 538.—For Third Reading, 584. 





for referring a Report to a Select Committee ; 
read, and discharged, 232. 





— for further considering a Report; discharged, 


461 





for printing Bills; discharged, 311, 514. 





for re-committing a Bill; discharged, 425. 





Resolutions, relative to Notices to be given of 
the Application for Private Bills in Scotland, 616.—To be 
made Standing Orders, 617. 





‘Standing, made, relative to Petitions referring to 
the compliance or non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 
641. 

—— Vide Stanpine Orvers. 





Orcan, Daniel. Vide Taxes. 

Orsetr (Essex) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 15. Petition, and Order for referring it to 
a Committee, read, and discharged; Bill ordered; 116. 
Presented, and read; 121. Committed, 131. Reported; 
to be ingrossed ; 437. Passed, 460. Agreed to by the Lords, 
480. Royal Assent, 520. 

Ounpie Petition for a Bill for lighting and improving that 
Town, 53. Referred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 99. Presented, and read, 126. Committed, 138. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 263. Passed,270, Agreed to 
by the Lords, 326. Royal Assent, 359. 

Ovrtaweiss; Bill for preventing Clandestine Outlawries, 
read, 3. 

Oxrorp University. Vide Accounts. Correct Lanps. 


6 Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 6.: A. 1825, 


pA DDINGTON. Estate; Bill from Lords, to enlarge the 
Powers of Acts for enabling the Loxd Bishop of mn to 
grant Leases of Estates at Paddington, 498. Read, ibid. 
Committed, 525. Reported, with Amendments; and agreed 
to; 590. Passedj with Amendments, 597. Agreed to by 


the Lords 606. Royal Assent, 627. 
Papwick 





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INDEX ¢@ the E1.entiezta Vou ME. 





Papwicx Estate. Vide Norrork, Duke of. 

Patstey; Petition for a Bill for better supplying that Town 
with Water ; Referred toa Committee, 77. Reported; Report 
referred ‘to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 154. 
Report, that the Parties be permitted to proceed with their 
Bill, and that Leave be given to. deposit Lists, &amp;c. 176. 
Report read ; Bill ordered; 216. Presented, and read, 235. 
Committed, 353. Petitions of the Marquis of Aber- 
corn and of Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, against; .Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; 361. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 465. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 478. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
gossed; 541, Passed, 587. Agreed to by thé Lords, 606. 
Royal Assent, 627. 

Park, Sir Lawrence Vaughan; Bill from Lords, for establish- 
ing certain Leases granted by him, 471. Read, 474. Com- 
mitted, 408. Reported, and passed, 540. Royal Assent, 
587. 

Paper. Vide IreLanp. 

Parcets; Acts 3 William and Mary, c.12, 21 Geo. 2, c. 28, 
and 39 Geo. 3, c. 58, read; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the Operation of so much of the said Acts as re- 
lates to the Carriage of Parcels and: Porterage ; Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the 
Quorum; 387. Members added, 468. Report to lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 611. 

PARLIAMENT; meets, 3. Prorogued by Commission, 642. 
Further Prorogued, 643. 

Petition for a Reform of Parliament; viz. Of 

Mayor, &amp;c. of Wallingford; To be printed, 598. 

Vide Accounts. 

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. 

Partnersuips. Vide ScoT.uanD. 


PassaceE Vessets; Bill for regulating Vessels carrying Pas- 
sengers to Foreign Parts; Ordered, 310. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and, to be printed; 
485. Committed, 500, Consideréd, 522. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 533. Third 
Reading deferted, 551, 575. Bill passed, 593. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 629. Royal Assent, 626. 

Peax Forest Railway. Vide Cromrorp. 

Peers; Usual Resolutions rélativé to their Interference at 
Elections, 7. ~ + 

Vide Lorps. ScoTnanpn. 

Pemereyr; Petition for a Bill for making and constructing 
a Harbour and other Works in that Parish; Referred to 
a Committee, 34... Reported; Bill ordered; 107. . Pre- 
sented, and read, 156. Committed, 188. Petition of Tho- 
mas Gaunt, Esquire, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered ; 322. All to have Voices, 336. Bill reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 352. Report further cousidered; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 388. Passed, 4oo. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 444. Royal Assent, 518. 

Petition for a Bill for establishing a safe and com- 


modious Harbour in that Parish ; Referred to a Committee, 
68. 

PemBroxe Market; Bill to enable the Corporation of Pem- 
broke to relinquish and covey to the Commissioners of the 
Navy, the right of letting cértain Stalls in that Market ; 
Ordered, 387. Presented,and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; 395. Committed, 399. Considered, 404. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 408. Passed, 416. Agréed- to by the Lords, 444. 
Royal Assent, 518. 

Penitentiary House. Vide Accounts. 

Pensions. Vide Accounts. ANNuAu Duties. 

PenwortnaAmM Bridge Road; Petition fora Bill for repairing 
and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, ig. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 26.. Presented, and read, 35. Com- 
mitted, 75. Reported; to be ingrossed; 147. Passed, 160. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 185. Royal Assent, 250. 


Perry, Thomas Ryley; Petition complaining of a partial and 
unjust Tnfliction of Panishment upon him; To lie on the 
Table; atid to be printed ; 434. 

Persuore Road. Vide Binmincuam, 

Personat Estatgs. Vide Annuan Dorizs. 

Peruvian Minine Company; Petition for a Bill to enable 
the Peruvian Mining Company ‘to sué and be sued in the 

Name_ of their Secretary, or any Member of the Company, 

62. Reported; Bill ordered; 118. Presented, and read, 

177. Day appointed for Second Reading, 201. Committed, 

213. Power tosend for Persons, Papersand Récords, 219. 


Prerer, Wilkam Franklin; Bill ftom Lords, to dissolve his 
Marriage with Jane Mary Margaret his’ Wife, 455. Read, 
459. Committed ; Instruction for Counsel, and Witnesses . 
| 467. Committée inate Ms 8 535. Bill considered, and 
reported, 541. Passed, 54% val Assert, 587. °° * 
PerersrizeLp Road. Vide Mipatest. Wincitester. 
Petexsrienp and Aton Rodd; Petition for a Bill. for more 
effectually répairing and improving thé same; Referred to 








Vide NEWSPAPERs. 





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a Committee, 79. Reported; Bill ordered; 196. ‘Presented, 
and read, 204. Committed, 235. Petitions of Persons hold- 
ing Secutities for Monies advanced by them on the Tolls 
upon the Roads leading from Slieet Bridge to Portsmouth, 
and from Petersfield to the Alton Turnpike Road, near Rop- 
ley; of Owners and. Oceupiers of Larids, Ténements aud He- 
reditaments, in thé Parishes of: Steep and Froxfield; of 
Moses Hoper and William Harmsworth, Gentleuien ; and of 
Trastees for executing an Act for répaiting the Roads from 
Shéet Bridge to Portsinouth, and from Petersfield to. the 
Alton Turnpike Road near Ropléy, against; 243, Petition 
of Moses Hoper and William Harmsworth, against; Re- 
ferred, aud Counsel ordered ; 291. ‘Bill ragorted ; to be in- 
grossed; 347. Passed, 362. ‘Agreed to by the Lords, 
38%. Royal Assent, 442. 

PeritioneRrs; Petitioners give the House an Account of the 
Allegations contained in their Petitions, 190, 604. 


PETITIONS : 


Private Bills, 8. 





Time limited for receiving Petitions for 





Resolution relative to Petitions referring 
solely to the Compliance or Non-compliance with the Orders 
of the House, 168.—To be madea Standing Order, 641. 

to be printed, 13, 14, 16, 18,23, 34, 40, 41, 
48, 49, 50, 69, 70, 71, 72, 95, 96, 102; 103, 111, 218, 119, 
123, 124, 128, 133, 134, 140, 141, 144, 158, 152, 153, 
157, 158, 163, 164, 168, 17a, 180, 183, 193, 197, 204, 
205, 208, 213, 219, 220, 227, 237, 238, 243, 258, 250, 
265, 274, 275, 285, 286, 291, 303, 304, 307, 309) 310, 
311, 315» 316, 321, 325, 326, 331, 332, 3375 338; 
345, 349, 351, 354, 355» 364, 369, 371» 374, 379% 
383, 384, 385, 391, 392, 395, 397, 308, 402, 400, 
411, 412, 413, 421, 426, 427, 434, 437, 438, 439, 
454, 460, 461, 468, 475, 476, 478, 480, 481, 482, 
499, 503, 504, 510, 521, 528, 529, 531, 525, 5305 
543) 549, 573 574, 594, 598, 601, 602, 605, 608, 
616, 619, 620, 623, 625, 629, 630, 631. 

_ and Orders of Reference to Committees, 
read, 25, 48, 49, 58, 60, 63, 65, 66, 75, 88, 109, 116, 124, 
and Orders of Leave for Bills, read, 109. 
referred to Select Committees, 124, 258, 
392, 304, 321, 332, 344, 351, 37 380, 384; 406, 461, 460, 
481, 499- 

















for Leave to present; after the time limited 
for receiving Petitions for Private Bills, 126, 153, 207, 210, 
213, 216, 222, 230, 266, 267, 274, 282, 453; 572- 

Leave given to present, after the time: li- 
mited, 167, 212, 215, 218, 222, 223, 251, 256, 263, 283, 
291, 572. 








complaining that the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with, 52, 138, 146, 148, 234, 243, 263, 
290, 383, 574. 





read again, 165. 
of former Sessiotis, referred to Select Com- 





mittees, 172. 





referted to a Committee of the whole 
House, 600. : 





Motion for printing a Petition, withdrawn, 
190. 





withdrawn, 219, 236, 587. 
for Leave to proceed with a Bill, 222. 
-—_—___—_—_—— Petitions, &amp;c. presented in former Sessions, 
réferred to Committees on Bills, 349, 362. 
re relating to ; 











Public Bills ; Vide Carrie, ComBination Laws, Corn, 
Cotton Mitis, County Courts, Custroms—Dtssen- 
TERS—E.ectTions--GaME Laws—IRELANpD (PRISON 
Laws, UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES)—Poor—Roman Ca- 
THOL!CS—SALMON FIsHERSES, SPIRITS. 


Public Money; v. British Muszum—Counry Courts 
—IRELAND (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) —Scorr- 
LAND (JUDICATURE.) 


Matters of a Publie Nature; v. Anznouses, ANATOMY, 
Assessep Taxes, Atrorniss—BaNnkrurt Laws, 
Bastarpy, Breer, Beratem Hospirau, Brunser 
anp Waatesone, Brizrty, Bristrot. Town Duts, 
Burripce, Burr—Canpte Dorties; Carine; Car- 
LisLE Barracks, CarNnALL, CatTie, CHetsea 
Pewsioners, CuinsurAn; Coat Duries; Combina- 
Tion Laws, Corn, Corron Factonri£s, Court or 
CaANncERyY—Dzsnam, Deccan Prize Money, Dis- 
TILLERY, Dry Ror — Eccuesrastican | Courts, 
Evective Francuiss, Excise dacences, Ex.terions 
—Fing Insveances, Fisny Furtcn er, Frovry Fty- 
ING Vans, Freen vay Socreriis-—-Goip, Gonvunr, 
Gour.ay,; Haver pe Gnatre Hawkers ano, .Pep- 
tars Licences, Hinpoo Wipows, Horszs, Hy pro- 
PHOBIA—-IRELAND,(ANTRIM Pages ¥ TERY, ATTOR- 
NIES, BankInG COMPANIES, Bank OF IRELAND, 
Burrer Trave, Civit Bint Act, Coak METERS, 
Co1LE, COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE, CORONERS, 

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PETITIONS—continued. beg 

on CORPORATE. RIGHTS, CURRIERS TRADE, DEBTORS, 
DERRY BRIDGE, DESERTED CHILDREN, DUBLIN, 
EMIGRATION, Exerse..Laws, Excise. LICENCES, 
FLANAGAN, FouNDLING HospiTAaL, GRAND JURY 
PRESENTMENTS, HIBERNIAN GENERAL RAILWAY, 
Houses, Joint. STocK . COMPANIES, JORDAN, 
Justice, Kerry, KyLeE Cuurcu, Law. Courts, 
LEATHER TRADE, LINEN TRADE, MANUFAC- 
TORIES, ORANGE LopDGES, Poor, PROVINCIAL 
Banks, RatLways, Roaps, SHANNON NAVIGA- 
TION, SPIRIT LICENCES, STAT&amp; OF . IRELAND, 
VAGHADOE, TITHES, TOWNLANDS, TRADE, VESTRY 
CESssES,)—Iron, Iron anv Copper, JupcEs Cuam- 
BERS, JusTICES OF THE Peace—Kenrick—Lasour- 
ers Waces, Lanp Tax, Leap Duties, Lecacy 
Durty, Linen, Liverroot Docx Dugs—Mac Apa, 
Macninery, Matt, Man, Iste or, Marine Bar- 
RAcKS, MERCHANT AND Factor, Mercwant Sga- 
MEN — Newsury, NewcasTLe-uPON-TYNE, NeEw- 
FOUNDLAND Biscuit Trave, NewspaPrers, NorRFOLK 
Assizes, Noraries Pustic—Oit anp BiuBBER— 
Perry, Poor, Postrace Duties — QUARANTINE— 
Rare Seep, Reticiovs Toteration, Roman Ca- 
TnHoLic AssociaTiIon, Roman CaTHoLics—SALMON 
Fisnerizs, ScoTLAND, (COURT OF SESSION, MILI- 
TIA, WHISKEY) SkAMEN, SHIPWRECKED PeERSONs, 
Suavery, Spraivs. Licencrs, Starrorp Gaot, 
Stamp Duties, Stamps oN Lecacies—Tax OrpPice, 
Test Act, Timper Duties, Tornacco Dutigs, Tovr- 
RATION Act, Turnpike Act, Turneike ToLtis— 
Warp, West Iinpvia Cotonies, WHALE Fisnery, 
Winpow anv Heovuse Tax. 





Petty Sessions.. Vide IRELAND. 

Pewsey (Wilts) Lands; Petition for a Bill to divide and 
allot the same; and Bill ordered; 19. Presented, and read, 
138. Committed, 167. Reported; to be ingrossed; 256. 
Passed, 263. Agreed to by the Lords, 295. Royal Assent, 


208. 

Pickurinc Road. Vide Matton. 

Pitktneton, Robert Poer Trench. Vide Roman Ca- 
THOLICS. 

Preorace; Bill for the Amendment of the Law respecting 
Pilots and Pilotage; Ordered, 450. Presented; and read ; 


Day appointed for Second Reading, 473. Second Reading 
deferred; 477, 484. Bill committed, 496. Committee de- 
ferred, 501, 508, 523, 538. Bill considered, 545. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 552. 
Notice taken, that the Schedules referred to in the Bill, were 
not inserted ; Order for Third Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn; another Bill ordered ; 584. Vide infra. 

Pitors and Froatine Licurs; Bill for the Amendment of 
the Law relative thereto; Ordered, 584. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 589. Considered; reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 

rinted; §95. Bill re-committed and_ considered, 607. 
Reporied ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for ,Third 
Reading; 614. Bul read 3°, and further Proceeding 
adjourned, 618. Further adjourned, 622. Resumed, 
and Bill passed, 624. Agreed to by the Lords, 629. Royal 
Assent, 627. 

Pirates Heap Money; Bill for encouraging the capture 
and destruction of Piratical Ships and Vessels ; Reported ; 
and Bill re-committed ; 327. Committee deferred, 340, 357, 
366, 386, 394, 422, 428, 462, 472. Bill considered, 490. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 499. Bill passed, 505. Agreed to by the Lords, 542. 
Royal Assent,586.  ~ ?, 

Vide Navy. 

PLANTATIONS. Vide Accounrs. 

Puare Duties Transrer. Vide Excise. 

Piymouta Road. Vide Tavistock. 


Pouice Macistrates; Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 55, read; Mo- 
tion for the House. to resulve itself into a Committee, to con- 
sider of the Salaries of Police Magistrates; The King’s 
Recommendation signified, and Motion agréed . to, 229. 
Considered, 238. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and 
Bill ordered thereupon ; 248. Vide infra. 

-Bill to amend Act for the more effec- 
tual administration of the Office of Justice of the Peace in 
and near the Metropolis ; Ordered, 248. Presented, and read , 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 260. 
Second Reading deferred, 276. Bill committed, 287. Con- 
sidered, 295. Reported ; tobe ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third we 299. Third Reading deferred, 305.~ Bill 

. "passed, 316, By the Lords, withvan Amendment, 356. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 374. Royal Assent, 441. ; 

Ponterracr Road. “Vide Baunsiey. en 

Improvement ; Petition'for a’ Bill for’ paving and 

“‘iihproving the same ;* Referred to a Committee, 82. Petition 

of Inhabitants, against, ‘179. at 





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Poot Poor. Vide MonTGomeEry.,. 

Poote Caurcn; Petition for a Bill for making more effectual 
Provision for discharging Debts, for taking down and re- 
building the same; Referred to a Committee, 40.. Petition, 
and order of Referenve to a Committee, read and discharged ; 
Petition referred to. Committee on Standing Orders; 50. 
Petition, and Order for referring it to Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, read and discharged; Petition referred 10 a 
Committee ; 66. Reported; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 113. Report, thatthe Par- 
liés be permitted to proceed, 148. Report read; Bill 
ordered ; 162. Presented, and read, 230. Committed, 26:1. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 400, Passed, 411. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 435. Royal Assent, 441. 

Poor ; Petition of Charles Crapp, of Devonshire, respecting 
the removal and settlement of the Poor; to be printed, 50. 
Petition from Climping ; to be printed, 128. Petition from 
Tooting; to’ be printed, 221.° Petition of John Stark, 
Weaver in Bridgeton, complaining of his Allowance by the 
Barony of Glasgow ; to be printed, 454. 

Bill for the Amendment of the Laws respecting the Settle- 

ment of the Poor; Ordered, 244. Presented, and read ; ‘Day 

appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 294. 

Comnined, 316. ‘Committee deferred, 327, 338. Bill con- 

sidered ; reported; Day appointed for further considering 

Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 365. Further 

Consideration deferred, 375, Report further considered ; 

Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 386. 

Passed, 403. By the Lords, with Amendments, 542. Petition 

of Robert Gourlay, against; To lie on the Table; and to be 

printed ; 543. Amendment considered, and agreed to, 548. 

Royal Assent, 586. — 

Select Committee appointed. to consider of the several 
Returns made to the Order of the House in 1824, relative to 
the relief of the Poor; To report an Abstract, with their 
Observations; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Three to be the Quorum; Reports, 1821, 1822, 1829, 
and 1824; Referred, 294. Report to lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 446. : 

Poors’ Ratss. . Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 53.) La- 
BoUKERS’ WaAGEs. ; 

Port Mapoc Railway.. Vide Festinioe. ; 

Porttanp Island; Petition for a Bill for making and main- 
taining a Railway in the Parish of Saint George, in that 
Island; Referred to a Committee, 37. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 148. Presented, and read, 1€7. Committed, 200. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 406. - Report fur- 
ther considered, 443. ' Bill to be ingrossed, 444. Passed, 
460. Agreed to by the Lords, 480. Royal Assent, 518. 


Portsea Improvement; Petition fora Bill for better paving 
and improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 30. 
Reported; Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing: Orders; 216. Time enlarged for presenting the 
Bill, 232. Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 241. 

Wet Docks; Petition for Leave to present a Petition 

for making Wet Docks at Portsea, 273. Referred to a 

Committee, 274. Reported; Leave given; 291. 


Portsmoutas and ArunpDEt Navigation; Petition for a Bill 
for granting further Powers to that Company ; Referred to 
a Committee, 44. Reported ; Bill ordered ;_93. | Petitions 
for Provision in the Bill, 222. Presented, and read, 225. 
Committed, 271. Petitions for Provision read again, and 
eeatict 395- Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 
nl 

Postace Dutiss ; House resolve to go into 'a Committee, to 
consider of granting Rates of Postage on Letters and Packets 
sent by way of Liverpool, between Great Britain and Ireland, 
aud to and from Columbia and Mexico, 359.’ Considered, 
366. Resolutions reported, 372. Agreed to, and Bills or- 
dered thereupon, ibid. . Vide iufra. 

Bill for granting Rates of Postage on the 

conveyance of Packets to and from Columbia and Mexico ; 

Ordered, 372. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 

Second Reading; and to be printed; 377. Second Reading 

deferred, 308. Bill committed, 408. Comunittee deterred, 

423, 436, 458. Bill considered, 463. Committee deferred, 

473- Bill considered, 483. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

Day appointed fur Third Reading ; 495. Passed, 501. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 521. Royal Assent, 585. . 

Bill for granting Rates of Postage-for the 

_ conveyance of Letters and Paekets between Great Britain 
and Ireland; Ordeted,'372.: Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 377. .Com- 

~ mitted, 397. . Considered, 404. | Report deferred, 408, Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
416. Passed, 425. Agreed to by the Lords, 455.. Royal 
Assent, 517: TS ARE. pik 

7s Petition of Merchants and Inhabitants of 
Cork, relative thereto ; To be’ printed, 392. _ 

PostmMasTER GENERAL; Usual orders to him, 7. , 

Powe, Reverend John Henry; Bill from Lords, for yesting 
in néw Trustees certain-Lifehold Estates, 305. Read, 306. 

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Committed, 319. Reported, and passed, 353. Royal Assent, 
360 ‘ 


Prayers; Usual Order relative thereto, 7. 

Preventive Service. Vide Accounts. ' 

Princes Risporovucnu Roads; Petition for a Bill for repaing 
the same; Referred to a Committee, 46. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 109. Presented, and read, 138. .Committed, 188. 
Petitions of Owners of Lands of Towersey and Thame ; and 
-of Thame, against; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices ; 240. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 290. Passed, 298. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 349. - Royal Assent, 359. : 

Printep Rerorts; Entries in Journal, 27, goJuly and 1 Au- 
gust.1803, read ; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the State and Condition of the Printed Reports and Papers 
presented to the House; to report Observations and’Opinion ; 
to send for: Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Instruction that tliey do consider and arraage such 
Reports as it may be proper to print, and to consider of pro- 
viding a proper place for their safe wy the 305. Member 
added, 464. Instruction to consider the best means of pro- 
viding additional Committee Rooms, 543. Power to report 
Proceedings from time to time; Members added ; 585. Report, 
612. Tobe printed, 613. (App* (E.) p: 969.) Second Report 
tolieon the Table; and to be printed; 623. (App* CE.) p-9°9-) 
Third Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 624. 
(App* (E.) p. 973-) 

VideCommitreE Rooms. (App*; pp. 969, 





975- 

Prisoners. Vide Scorrann. 

Person Laws.’ Vide IRELAND. 

Private Brits; Select Committee appointed to consider of 
the constitution of Committes on Private Bills; to report 
Observations and Opinion; Five to be the Quorum; 504- 
Report, 577. (App*, p. 968.) To lie on the Table; and to 

"be printed; 579. _—s ' 

Motion, That the present distribution of Coun- 
ties, for the purpose of forming Committees on Private Bills, 
prepared under the direction of the Speaker some years ago, 
has, from the great inequality of the numbers of Members 
contained in each List, and from other causes, been ‘found 
ill suited’ to the object for which it was framed, &amp;c. : Debate 
thereon adjourned, 563. Further adjourned, 605, 613,618, 
619. 

PrivitecEs; 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. 

+—— Vide Roman Caruouics. 

Privy Councit Orrics. Vide Accounts. 

Prosy, Honourable Granville’ Leveson (a Member). Vide 
Houss. ; : : 

PROTESTANT DisseENTING Ministers. Vide Accounts. 

ProvinciaL Bank Company... Vide IRELAND. 

Provincia Banks. Vide IRELAND.. 

Provincia, PortasLe Gas Company; Petition for a Bill 
for forming them into a Joint Stock Company, 78. Referred 
to a Committee, 79. ears 

Pustic Buitpines. Vide Accounts. 

Pustic Business ; Usual Resolution relative to Orders of the 
Day, and Notices, 10, 

Purntic Houses. Vide ALEHOUSES, 

Pusuic Roaps. Vide IrELanp. 

Putney Bridge. Vide. Accounts. 








6° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess.6. A. 1825. 
UARANTINE; Act 3 Geo: 1V.c. 43, for the Encourage- 


ment of Navigation and Commerce, read; to be considered in 

a Committee of the whole House; 153. Reports from Select 
Committee on Foreign Trade, Referred,and Matter considered, 
159. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered 
thereupon; 164. Vide infra. 
Acts relating thereto, read ; to be considered, in 
a'Comntittee of the whole House; 185. . Considered, 194. 
‘Resolution reported, and agreed to, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 206. Vide infra. 

- —— Bill to repeal the several Laws relating to, the 
pennant of Quarantine, and to, make other Provisions in 
ieu thereof; Ordered, 164. Instruction for repealing . the 

Laws relative to Quarantine, 206. Bill presented, and read ; 
' Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 254. 

Second Reading deferred, 281. Bill committed, 294. Com- 

mittee deferred, 299, 305, 327, 333, 380, 302. Bill considered, 

414. “Report deferred, 423, 428. Bill reported ; to be in- 

rossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 440. Third 

eading deferred, 449, 472; 484. Bill pasted: 489. Agreed 

tw by the Lords, 593. Royal Assent, 603. 
Petition of Charles Maclean, M.D. to repeal 
' the Laws relating to Quarantine; To lie on the Table; and 

to be printed ; 193. sey ; 
QUARTER Sessions MispemEANors. Vide INpIcrMENTS. 











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QuEENSBURY, Marquis of; Bill from Lords, to empower the 
Judges. of the Court of Session to take’ an ‘aecount of the 
Debts and Burdens affecting his Estates, and to discharge 
the same, 480. Read, ibid. Committed, 503. Reported, 
and passed, 57% Royal Assent, 587. oan: 


QUESTIONS : ; 


Amended, 72, 73, 125, 194, 240, 307,'348, 363, 
425, 443, 462, 466, 486. oda eee 
. — Main, put, 103, 129, 162, 169, 240, 251, 327, 331, 
345» 357+ 394, 398, 405, 419, 422, 427, 451, 470, 483, 486, 
490, 498,499, 516, 521, 526, 575, 588. Mies 
Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not 
made, 112, #29, 427, 526. , 
Amendments proposed 'to be made thereto, with- 
drawn, 422, 451, 470, 483, 594. , 
Vide Motions. 


Questions passed in the NEGATIVE; viz. 

For adjourning Debates, 33, 466. 

For the House to adjourn, 33. 
————— That certain Words pr to be left 
part of Questions, 73, 110, 124, 462, 466. 


That the Catholic Association be heard, by their 
Counsel, at the Bar of the House, 96. 


That the Petition of Justices,of Norfolk, for the 
removal of Assizes, be referred to a Select Committee, 124. 
That Mr. Wentworth Beaumont be, excused for 
not iis a Call of the House, 150. _ piper: 
relative to the Repeal of the Assessed Taxes, 3 59. 
For appointing a Select Committee to, inquire 
how far the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Spirits, 
&amp;ec. may be reduced, 185, | 
—— That certain Words be inserted in the Margate 
Improvement Bill, 251. arf, on 
That the Saint Katharine’s Dock’ Bill be re-com- 
mitted, 257. : oe | shh, ' 
For Leave to bring in a Bil] to amend Act 3 Geo. WV. 
c: 71, to prevent the Cruel and Improper Treatment of Cattle, 
259. ; ' 
———— For Copy of Military Despatch of the Marquess ‘of 
Hastings in 1810, on the Organization and ‘Allowance of the 
Bengal Army,.260. 1D eiDen bons 
—+~ That the London Brick Company Bill be now read 
a second time, 271. ai tut 
: For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
Third Reading of Saint Katharine’s Deck Bill, 33%.°- 

That from-and after the 5th of January. 1826, ‘the 
Duties now imposed on Beer do cease, 380. |, | 
For inserting certain Words in the Roman-Catho- 
lic Relief Bill, 398... . 7 B p— antago 
That it is the Opinion of this House, that the: Win- 
dow Tax ¥- o to be. repealed, 427. 

at it is expedient, early in next:Session, or:as 
soon as the financial state of the Country, will admit, that the 
Duty on Soap should ,be greatly reduced, 506. ze 4X Bs 
———- Ditto, That. the Duty on Tallow Candles should 
be greatly reduced, 506." ~ : 
— Relative to' the Appointment of Dr. Bryce to be 
Secretary to‘ the Stationery Cove niteaes of Calcutta, 506. 
For laying before the House; the Evidence already 
takén by the Commissioners for inquiring into the Practice 
of the Court of Chancery, 506. 
For Leave ‘to: bring in ‘a Bill to amend Act 22° 
os 3, c. 33, and for the better Encouragement of Seamen, 
516. : : 
——~—~— Relative to the Property now in the possession of 
the Established Church, 537. me 4 
That the House will, early in the, next Session 
of Parliament, appoint a Select Committee for the purpose of 
considering the present State of the lrish Church, 537. 
That the Amendments to the Horses Slaughtering 
Bill, be now read a Second time, 552. 
For bringing up certain Clauses offered to be added 
on the Third Reading of the Distillery Bill, 575. 
——--+-——- ‘That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
Church Lands Exchange Bill, stand part thereof, 585, 
————-— That the Spring Guns Bill, do pass, 617. 
For bringing up a Clause. offered to be.added on 
Third Reading of Combination of Workmen Bill, 621. 


Questions Previous, passed in the NkGATive; viz. ’ 
That no Member shall vote for or against any 
Question; in which he has a direct pecuniary Interest, '185. 
—--- That the House will resolve itself into a Committee 
of the whole House, to consider of the Corn Laws, 351. 


QuxsTioNs. resolyed.in the AFFIRMATIVE; Viz. . 4 

-- That certain Words proposed to be left ont of 
Questions, stand part thereof, #03, 112, 129, 162; 251, 327, 
345y 394, 405, 427, 466, 499: ‘8 

at certain Words be inserted in or added to 
Questions, 125, 240, 307, 443. ; 
—- For agreeing with the Committee in a certain 
Resolution, 471. 6° 











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6° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 6. A. 1825. 


RADNOR, ‘Eafl of; Bill trom Lords for graating building 
Leases ot certaiti Estates, 480. Read, ibid. Committed, 
496. Reported, and’passed, 540. Royal Assent, 587. 

Rartways. Vide IRELAND. 

RAMSGATE Road. Vide CanTERBURY, 

—______— Harbour, Vide Accounts. ; 
APE-SEED; Petitions against reducing the Duty thereon ;-viz- 

i Of Merchants of. ella gio. OF p Re of Ships em- 

~ ployed in the Greenland and Davis's Straits Whale Pishery, 
sah, Of Owners of Ships of Hull, 427. 

Rea pet Monte Mining Company; Petition for a Bill for 

_ working the Mines.of Real del Monte; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 23. Reported; Billordered ; 37. 

Recorp Commission. Vide (ApDRESsBs, 37-) 

Receipts, Tax on. Vide Stamps. 

Repsurn Brtpee Roads. Vide GLascow. 

RecENv’s Canal ; Petition for a Bill for paving apd improving 
certain Streets in the City Road adjoining the Regent’s Canal; 

‘Referred toa Committee, 59: ‘Reported’; Bill ordered 5-219. 
Presented, and read, 225. 

Reoent’s Parx. Vide New Srrerr. 

Reoister Orrice. Vide Accounts, (AppreEssés, 23, 48.) 

Reorstev of Freeholds. | Vide TRELAN p. 

Reérstry of Ships; Bill for the registering of British Ves- 

“gels ¥'Orderéd, 310. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 398. Committed, 
422. Coiminittée deferred, 472. Bill considered, 500. Re- 
pitted’ 'to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
507. Phir Reading deferred, 538, 034 588. Bill passed, 
595... Agreed to by the Lords, 629. Royal Assent, 626. 

Reticion ; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

Rexieiovs ToLeration ; Petitions in favour of; viz. Gentry, 

"Plarckents Bankers and others, of Bristol, 142. To be 
printed, 152, 

Renrrewsnire Roads; Petition fora Bill for amending and 
continuing Acts for repairing Roads in that County; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 15, Reported; Billordered; 28. Pre- 

. sented, and read,191. Committed,201. Petitions of Free- 
holders of the County of Ayr, against, 215. Petition from 

, Pollockshaws, in favour, 313- ‘Two Petitions from. Irvine, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; ibid. Petition of 
Provost, &amp;c. of Paisley, against ; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 
Voices ; 962: Bill, reported ; to be ingrossed; 401. Passed, 

417. Agreed.to. by the Lords, 470. Reyal Assent, 519. 


REPORTS : 
Bills, 8. 





Time limited for receiving Reports of Private 


Of former Sessions; referred to Select Com- 

mittees, 8, 119, 124, 150, 172, 294. 

'o be printed, 14, 268, 293, 333, 434, 460, 
487, 509, 511, 582, 589, 600, 611, 620, 621, 623, 624, 641. 
—— Re-committed, 232, 241, 462, 551. 

-— Read again, 276, 516, 

: Of former Sessions. referred to. Select Com- 

mittees on Bills, 282, 929.. 

—— Referred to a Committee of the whole House, 





ebieeid. 

















423. 
Vide Paintep Rerorts. 


RESOLUTIONS : 


~- To be printed, 8, 254, 544, 579. 

Postponed, 83, 122, 149, 161, 177, 203, 

224; 247, 256, 292, 328, 443, 526. 

Read again, 165, 232, 448, 456, 470, 
473, 514, 516, 547, 550, 579. 

—— Amendments proposed to be made 
thereto, but not made, 471, 447, 471, 531, 532- 

-—-+ Amended, 491, 532. 

Of the House of Commons of Ireland 























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‘read, 393- 





Amendments proposed to be niade to 
a Resolution; withdrawn, 471. 





Restoration oF Boop. Vide Oarus. 
Revenvus. Vide Accounts, 


Ric; Craunivs James, Vide Bririsn Museum. 
RicHMOND Bripck.. Vide Accounts. 

Roans-., Vide Iretann: - _# 
Rocuoace, Petitiow fora Bill tor lighting and improving that 
‘Town » Referred to, a Commitee, 35. Reported; Bill or- 
ores 202. Presented, and read, 232. Committed, 263. 
étition for additional Provision; Reterred to a Committee, 
ay Poe Roporeds Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders ; 283. Report, that Power be given to make 
, Provisivn, and to give Notices, &amp;c. 292. Report read; In- 
struction accordingly ; 298. Petition of Inhabitants, against ; 


Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 320. Bill reported; to be in- 
grossed; 410. Passed, 426. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 455. Considered,and agreed to,450. Royal Assent, 518. 

Rocnpa.e Road; Petition for a Bill:'to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 51. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 137. Presented, and read, 155. . Motion for 
Reading the Bill a Second, Time, dropped for want of Forty 
Members, 196. Petition of Trustees, against, 231. _ Bill 
committed, 231. Instruction to Committee to consolidate 
Bill with the Roctidale and Burnley Road Bill, 281. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; 382. Passed, 401. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 444- Royal Assent, 519. 

—— and Orpwam; Petition for a Bill for making a 

Road from thence to Oldham; Referred to a Committee, 75. 

Reported; Bill ordered; 137, | Presented, and read, 178. 

Committed, 196. Petition of William Mann, against; Re- 

ferred, and’ Counsel ordered,; 215. Petition ;of Rochdale 

Canal. Company, against, Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 

256, Bill. reported ;. to be ingrossed; 302. Passed, 313, 

+. and Burniuty Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 75. Reported ; 
Bill ordered} 197. Presented, :and read, 178. Committed, 
196. Petition(of Trustees of Rochdale Road, against ; Re- 
ferred’; Counsel ordered ;/ Voices; 272. Instriction to Com- 
mittee to consolidate the Bill with the Rochdale Road: Bill, 
281. Vide supra. 

RocuesTgER ; Petition for a Bill for more effectually lighting 
that City and the Town of Chatham and Strood, with, Gas ; 
Referred to a Committee, 38, Reported; Bill ordered. 98, 
Presented, and read, 232, Committed, 261. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 389. Passed, 400. Agreed to by ihe Lords, 
444. Royal Assent, 519. ; 

Rotts Court; Bill from Lords, to render valid certain Decrees 

and’ Orders. of the Rolls. Court, 582, Read ;_ Bill to be 
printed; 589. Committed, 601, « Considered, 607. _Re- 

orted, with au Amendment ; agreed to ;. Day appointed for 
hird Reading; 614. Passed, with an Amendment, 615. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 616. Royal Assent, 626. 

Roman Catuotic AssociaTIoN ; Petitions complaining of 
their Proceedings; viz. Of Minister, Churchwardens and 
others of the Parish of St. Thomas, Bristol ; To be printed, 
18. Of Noblemen, Gentlemen and others of Cavan, 23. 
To be printed, 34. Of Magistrates, Freemen and Free- 
holders of Londonderry, 23. To be printed, 24. Of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Parishioners of Hurtsborn Priors 
cum Saint Mary Bourne; to be printed, 40. Of Archdeacon 
and Clergy of Bath, 48 ; and of Householders of Bath, 49. 
Of Presbyterian and other Inhabitants of Ardstraw, Tyrone ; 
and of Minister, Churehwardens and Inhabitants of Saint 
Stephen Bristol ; to be printed, 69, 


Petition of Protestant Parishioners of 
Ballinasloe, in favour of the Roman Catholic Association, 
219. To be printed, 220. Petition of Inhabitants of Balli- 
nasloe, and of the Parishes of Creagh and Kilclooney, com- 
plaining of the same;- Referrect to a’ Committee, to examine 
the Matter therevf, and to inquire into the circamstances 
under which the said Paper was presented to the House, on 
17th March; to report Observations; Three to be the 
Quorum; Petition (presented 17th March) referred; 304, 
Report, that Robert Poer Trench Pilkington had confessed 
himself to be the sole Author of the above pretended Petition ; 
Resolution, that he has been guilty of a high Breach of the 
Privileges of the House; Motion, that he be committed to 
His Majesty’s Gaol of Newgate; Motion, that he be ‘taken 
into the Custody of the Serjeant at Arms attending | this 
House, in order to his being brought to the Bar, agreed to ; 
and Mr.Speaker to- issue his Warrants accordingly; 445. 
The Serjeant at Arnis reports to the House, that he hhad taken 
Pilkington into custody ; ordered to be brought to the Bar ; 
brought to the Bar accordingly ; Resolution read; Pilking- 
ton heard ; 455: Ordered to stand committed to the Ser- 
jeant’s Custody, 456. Petition of Pilkington, praying to be 
discharged, 469. To be brought to the Bar forthwith, in 
order to his being reprimanded and discharged; Pilkington 
reprimanded, and discharged ; what was said by Mr. Speaker 
to be entered in the Journals, Nem. Con.; 470. Petition of 
Pilkington for Remission of his Fees; Resolution, that his 
Fees be remitted ; 470. 
Petition of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Cove,infavour; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 24%: 
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Roman CAt#Hoxic Cuare.s; Petition fer the erection thereof; 

' viz. Of Ivhabitants of Faughart ; To be printed, 152. 

Roman Caruotic Cras ; Petitions against; viz. Of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of St, John the Baptist, 24. 
Of Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry, of Ely ;,also, 
of Inhabitants of the City of Wells ;. to be printed, 96. Of 
Minister, Churchwardens, Vestry and Inhabitants, of Saint 
James, Bristol ; to be partes 131. Of Corporation of Dublin ; 
to be printed, 123. Of Vicar, Churchwardens, Vesuymen and 
Inhabitants of Saint Mary Bedelift Bristol, 193», Of Arch- 
deaconry and Clergy of Colchester, 194;,,to, be. printed, 
ibid. OF Masters, Wardens and Brethren of the merpeenin 

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of Merchants or Guild of the Holy Trinity, Dublin ; to 
be printed, 141. Of Inhabitants of Downpatrick ; to be 
printed, 180. Of Clergy and Achdeaconry of Exeter; to be 
printed, 193. Of Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the 
University of Cambridge, 204 ; to be printed, 205. Of Chan- 
-cellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Oxford ; also, 
of the Corporation of Beverley, against; to be printed, 219. 
Of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Saint Paul, Cornwall; Of the Dean and Chapter of the Ca- 
thedral Church of Peterborough, 226. Of Corporation of 
Exeter; to be printed, 227. Of Mayor, Deputy, Recorder, 
&amp;e. and Inhabitants of Dunheved otherwise Launceston, 249. 
Of Rural Dean and Clergy of the Deanery of Gloucester ; of 
the Bailiff, Burgesses, Freemen and Inhabitants of Chippen- 
ham ; to be printed, 258. Of Dean, Chapter and Clergy of 
Chester, 264. Of Inhabitants of Saint Mary, in Leicester ; 
Inhabitants of Belfast ; to be printed, 265. Petition of the 
Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall ; and of inhabitants 
of Bandon ; to be printed, 274. Petitions of Mayor, Burgesses 
and Commonalty of Bristol ; also, of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Bedminster; also, of the Archdeacon and 
Clergy of Taunton, 285 ; also, of the Archdeacon and Clergy 
of Wells, ibid; to be printed, ibid. Of Archdeacon and 
Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Sarum, 303 ; to be printed, 304. 
Of ‘Burgesses and Inhabitants of the Borough and Town of 
Pwilheli, 308. Of Vicar, Curate, Churchwardens and “Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Saint Margaret, Leicester ; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint 
Nicholas, Leicester ; of Vicar, Curate, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Martin, Leicester; of 
Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of the Borough of Leicester ; 
of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Evington ; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Brenting- 
thorpe; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Belgrave, with the Chapelry of Birstal ; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Peatling 
Parva; of Inhabitants of the Town of Lutterworth and its 
Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Hickling ; of Rector, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Cotgrave ; 
of Inhabitants of the: Town of Nottingham and its Vicinity ; 
of Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses and other Inhabitants of 
the Borough of Saint Alban and its-immediate Vicinity ; 
of Rural Dean and Clergy of the Deanery of Winchcomb ; of 
Raral Dean and Clergy of the Deanery of Dursley ; of Inha- 
bitants of the. Parisle of Llandingat; of Churchwardens, 
Frecholders.and Inhabitants of the Barish of Llanfairarybrin ; 
of Inhabitants of the Parish of Cylyewn ; of Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Ickleton; of Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Cardiff; of Mayor, Aldermen and Inha- 
bitants of the Borough of Newark-upon-Trent ; of Mayor, 
Aldermen, Assistants and Common Council of the Boroagh 
of Colchester’; of Parishioners of Dolgelly ; of Parishioners 
and Inhabitants of the Parish of Dawlish; of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Peckham ; of Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Campsie; of Inhabitants of the Parish of All Saints Poplar, 
and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Hanmer; 
of Protestant Congregation assembling for Divine Worship 
in Grove Chapel Camberwell, with others their Protestant 
Brethren; of Moderator and Remanent Ministers of the 
Presbytery of Chanonry, in the Synod and County of Ross ; 
Dean. and Canons of The King’s Free Chapel of Saint George, 
within His Castle of Windsor ; of Inhabitants of the Borough 
and Soke of Grantham, in the County of Lincoln, and the 
adjacent Hamlets ; of Robert Wilson, Deacan of the Incor- 
poration of Weavers in Glasgow ; of Deacon of the Incor- 
poration of Barbers, Glasgow ; of Bailiffs, Burgesses and In- 
habitants of the Town of East Retford; of Clergy, Magis- 
trates and other Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Bolton-le-Moors ; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the Arch- 
deaconry of Middlesex, in the Diocese of London, including 
the Parochial Clergy (as well exempt as otherwise) of the 
County of Middlesex, together with the Deanery of Braughing, 
in the County of Hertford, and the Deaneries of Harlow, 
Dunmow, and Hedingham, in the County of Essex; of Mi- 
nisters, Elders and Members of the Associate Congregation, 
Rentheld-street, Glasgow ; of Session Managers and Mem- 
bers of the Associate Congregation of Kilpatrick and other 
inhabitants of the said Parish; of Visitor of the Corporation 
of Maltmen in Glasgow ; and of Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Saint James and its Vicinity in Glasgow ; to be printed, 300. 
Of Clergy of the Deanery of Buckingham ; also, of the 
Bailiff, Burgesses, and principal Inhabitants of the Ancient 
and: Loyal Town of Buckingham, its Dependencies and 
Neighbourhood ; of Inhabitants of Kendal and its Vicinity ; 
of Inhabitants: of Kirby Lonsdale and its Vicinity ; of Inha- 
bitants of Milnthorpe and Vicinity ; of Mayor, Burgesses and 
Commonalty of the Borough of Wallingford; of Minister, 
Deacons and Congregation of Protestant Dissenters, assem- 
bling for Divine Worship at Jury-street Chapel, in the City 
of London; of Rector, Churchwardens, Overseers arid Inha- 
bitants of the’ Parish of Albury ; of Inhabitants of Preston 
and its Vicinity; of Raral Dean and Clergy of the Deanery 
of Cirencester ; of Inhabitants of the Town of Cheltenham ; 
of Inhabitants of the Parish of Bridford ; of Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Ashton ;of Inhabitants of Christowe and its Vici- 
nity ; of Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh 


“Vou. 80.——Sess. 1825. 


of Stirling; of "Gentry, Clergy, Protestant Dissenters and 
others, Inhabitants of the Hundred of Builth; of Minister, 
Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, Landholders, ‘House- 
holders and other Inhabitants of the Parish of Wotton Fitz- 
paine, 314. Of the Chancellor of the Diocese of Ely, and 
Clergy of the Isle of Ely ; of Dean and Chapterof the Cathedral 
Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity in Ely ; of Mayor, 
Bailiffs, Burgesses and Inhabitants of the Borough of Clifton 
Dartmouth Hardness ; of High Steward, Bailiffs, Burgesses, 
the Clergy and other Inhabitants of the Borough, Patish, and 
Neighbourhood of Tamworth ; of Clergy of tlie Deaneties of 
Kendal and Lonsdale, in the Archdeaconry of Richmond, in 
the Diocese of Chester; of Inhabitants of the Contity of Fer- 
managh, being Protestants ; of Protestant Inhabitants of ‘thc 
Town and Vicinity of Maguire’s tn. in the County of 
Fermanagh; of Rector and icar, Churchwardens and others, 
being Protestants, Inhabitants of the Parish of Templeearné, 
in the Diocese of Clogher ; of Vicar, Curate, Churehwardetis 
and Inhabitants of the Parish of Syston; of Inhabitants of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Ripon; of Clergy of the Areh- 
deaconry of Saint Alban ; of Archdeacon and’ Clergy of ‘or 
residing within the Archdeaconry of Surrey; of Clergy, 
Parish Officers and Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Saviour, 
Southwark ; of Inhabitants of the Borough of Albrington and 
its Vicinity ; of Archdeacon of Northampton and Clergy ofthe 
Diocese of Peterborough; of Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Saint Giles in Northampton; of Vicar, Curate, Chureh- 
wardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Welton; of Inha- 
bitants of the City of Peterborough; of Dean, Chancellor 
and Prebendaries of Norwich, Archdeacon of Norfolk and 
Clergy of the County; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
Archdeaconry of Leicester; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Malpas; of Principal, Official, and Clergy of 
the Royal and peculiar jurisdiction of the Deanery of Bridge- 
north and its Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Shifnal 
and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Dawle 
and its Vicinity ; Inhabitants of the Parish of Stoekton ; 
of Archdeacon and Clergy of the County of Nottingham ; of 
Burgesses and other Inhabitants of the Town and Borough 
of Carnarvon ; of Merchants, Bankers, Manufaeturers, Arti- 
ficers and others, Inhabitants of the City of Glasgow aud ‘its 
Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Town of Mansfield’ and 
its Vicinity; of Ministers and Elders of the Presbytery of 
Linlithgow; of Clergy resident in the Town and Patish 
of Manchester ; of Clergy of the Deanery of Westbere; of 
Minister, Chapelwardens and Congregation assembling in the 
Episcopal Chapel of Queen-square, Westminster; of Inha- 
bitants of Linlithgow ; of Ministers and Elders comprising the 
Associate Presbytery of Glasgow ; of Ministers and Elders of 
the Scots Presbytery in London, connected with the Established 
Charch of Scotland ; of Associate Burgher Congregation, Camp- 
bell-street,Glasgow ; of Mayor, Rector, Curate, Churchwardens 
and other Inhabitants of the Borough and Parish of Neweastle- 
under-Lyne ; of Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Barn- 
staple and Neighbourhood; of Inhabitants of the Township of 
Wetherby ; of Inhabitants of Castle Donington, and the neigh- 
bouring Parishes; of Inhabitants of the Royal Town, ‘Manor 
and Lordship of Sutton Coldfield ; of Inhabitants of the Town- 
ship of Thorne; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Stoke and Sowe in the County of Warwick, and County of the 
City of Coventry ; of Inhabitants of Atherstone and its Neigh- 
bourhood; of Protestant Dissenters meeting at the Chapel 
in John-street, in Lewes; of Protestants assembling in the 
Tabernacle and other Inhabitants of Lewes, and its Vicinity ; 
of Minister and Churchwardens, Freeholders and other Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Bulkington ; of Baptist Chureh and 
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters assembling for Divine 
Worship at Redcross-street Meetinghouse, Cripplegate ; 
Minister and Churchwardens, Freeholders and other Tha: 
bitants of the Parish of Burton Hastings; of Bailiff, Burgesses, 
Commonalty and Inhabitants of the Town aud Liberties of 
Wenlock ; of Churehwardens, Overseers, Freeholders and 
other Inhabitants of the Parishes of Wymering and Widley; 
of Dean and Prebendaries, and other the Clergy of the Ca. 
thedral Church of Christ, Canterbury, together with the 
Archdeacon and Clergy of the Diocese of Canterbury ; of 
{ohabitants of the Parish of Chatham ; of Minister, House- 
holders and Inhabitants of the Parish of East Peckham; of In- 
habitants-of Beckenham ; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Rol 
venden; of Ministers, Churchwardens, Overseers and other 
Occupiers and Inhabitants of the united Parishes of Aldington 
and Sineeth ; Bailiff, Jurats and Freemen, the Viear and othet 
Inhabitants of the town and Parish of Lydd; of Minister, 
Churchwardens, Overseers and other Inhabitants ‘of the 
united Parishes of Petham and Waltham ; of Inhabitants of 
the Town and Parish of Wye; of Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Newland, Forest of Dean, and some of the adjacent 
Parishes ; of Freeholders and principal Inhabitants of the 
Town of Stow on the Wold, and the Parishes adjacent; of 
Clergy of ihe Deanery of Stow ; of Rural Dean and Clergy 
of the Deanery of Stonehouse ; of Rural Dean and Cl of 
the Deanery of Hawkesbury ; of Rural Dean and Clergy of the 
Deanery of Chipping Camden; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and principal Inbabitants of the Parish of Kenwyn ; of Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Falmouth, and its Neighbourhood ; of 
Mayor, Bailiffs and ee of the City of Oxford ; - 
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be printed, 315. Of London Clergy, incorporated by the title 
of The President and Fellows of Sion College, within the City 
of London; of Minister, Churckwardens and other respect- 
able Inhabitants of ‘the Parish of Stockland ; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and other respectable Inhabitants of the Pa- 
rish of Dalwood ; of Owners, Ccduipiees and Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Broadway; 315- ‘Of Inhabitants of the Town and 
Néighbourhood of Warrington; of Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Wellingborough ; of Iobabitants of the Borough and Town 
of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis ; of Mayor, Aldermen 
and Capital Burgesses of the Borough of Sudbury, and’ of the 
principal Inhabitants of the said Borough ; of Inhabitants of 
the Town and Parish of Knutsford ; of Ministers, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Middlewich; of 
Parishioners of Neilston Parish, County of Renfrew; of Clergy 
and Laity of the Deanery and Neighbourhood of Borough- 
bridge; of Dean, Prebendaries and other Members of the 
Cathedral, and of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archi- 
deaconry of Chichester; of Clergy of the Archdeaconry of the 
East Riding of Yorkshire; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
Archdeaconry of York, and the West Riding; of Minister, 
Deacons, Church and Congregation of the Baptist denomi- 
nation, worshipping at Zoar Chapel Great Alie-street Good- 
man’s Fields ; or Mewbers of the Congregation of Protestant 
Dissenters’ of the Baptist denomination, meeting in, Lion- 
street, New Kent Road, in the County of Surrey, and others 
in that Vicinity); of Inhabitants of the Parish of Carluke and 
its Vicinity ;' Kirk Session of Neilston Parish ; of Inhabitants 
of Paisley and its Neighbourhood ;, Householders and others 
of the Parish of Lesmahago, and Saany of Lanark’; of Pro- 
vost, Baillies; Deav of Guild, Coummon Council, Burgesses and 
Inhabitants. of the Burgh of Calton and Neighbourhood ; of 
Magistrates, Ministers, Merchants and other Inhabitants of 
the Borough of Pollockshaws and its Vicinity ; of Ministers, 
Elders and other Inhabitants of the Barony Parish of Glasgow ; 
of Inhabitants of Stokesley and its Vicinity ; of Ministers, 
Churchwardens and other Inhabitants of Saddleworth; of 
Rector, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, and other In- 
habitants’ of the Parish of Christ Church Spitalfields ; of 
Clergy, Gentry and other Inhabitants of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Oldham; of Clergy of the Archdeaconry of 
Cleveland in the Diocese of York; of Parishioners of the 
Parish of Neilston, County of Renfrew ; of Churchwardens 
and Vestrymen of the Parish of Saint Luke, inthe County 
of Middlesex ; of Inhabitants of Yarm and: its Vicinity; of 
Inhabitants of the Town of Ramsgate; of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Ash-next-Sandwich ; of Clergy of the Forest Dean- 
ery in the Diocese and County of Gloucester ; of Protestant 
Dissenters resident in the ‘Town of Brighthelmston and its 
Neighbourhood; of Congregation of Protestant Dissenters 
assembling in Union Street, and others, of Brighton; to be 
printed, 315. Of Portreeve, Freeholders and principal Inhabi- 
tants of the Borough and Parish of Ashburton ; of Clergy of the 
Archdeaconry of Suffolk ;, of Clergy of the Archdeaconry of 
Sudbury; of Inhabitants’ of the Parish of Lakenheath; of 
Freeholders. and respectable Householders of Wheatley, 
Holton and Horsepath, in the County of Oxford; of Inha- 
bitants of the Parishes of Keyton and Keymer ; of Minister, 
Churchwardens, Overseers and other Inhabitants’ of the 
Parish of Saint Botolph Aldersgate; of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Loppington; of Magistrates, Heritors and Inha- 
bitants of Gorbals; of Minister, principal Laud Holders, 
respectable Housekeepers, and other Inhabitants and Parish- 
ioners of the Parish of East Donyland; of inhabitants of the 
Borough of Colchester and its Vicinity, 320. Of Archdeacon 
and Clergy of the Diocese and County of Oxford ; of Mayor, 
Citizens, and Inhabitants of the City of Hereford ; Gentle- 
men, Clergy and Freeholders of the upper part of the County 
of Cardigan; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Towcester, in the 
County of Northampton; of Archdeacon of the Archdeanery 
of Essex, and of the Clergy beneficed or resident within the 
same; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Barking, of Inbabitants 
of the Town of Saffron Waldeu; of Gentry, Clergy and other 
Inhabitants of the Parish of Dedham ; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Lawrence, in 
the County of the City of Exeter; of Parishioners and In- 
habitants of the Parish of Saint Edmund on the Bridge, in 
the City and County of the City of Exeter; of Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Saint Maty Arches in the City of Exeter; of 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the County of Ratland ; of In- 
habitants of the Town of Kington and its Vicinity, in the 
County of Hereford ; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the Arch- 
deavonry of Hereford; of Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral 
Church of Hereford ; of Clergy of the Archdeaconry of ‘Totnes; 
of Inhabitants and Residents of Sidmouth ; of Land-Owners, 
Occupiers and Inhabitants of the Parish of South Brent ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Buckfastleigh ; of lnhabitants of Great Torrington and its 
Neighbourhood; of Minister and Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Wolborough; of Inhabitants of the. Town and Parish of 
Brixham ; of Inhabitants of the Borough, ‘Towa and Manor 
of Bideford and its Vicinity; of Magistrates, Clergy, Free- 
holders and Occupiers of’ Lands, of the Parishes of Chagford, 
Chetiton. Bishop, Drewsteigaton, Dunsford, Gidley, Hittie. 
leigh, South Tawton, Spreyton, Tedburn Saint Mary, and 
Throwleigh,, situate in the Hundred of West Wonford, in 


the County of Devon; of- Clergy of the-Deanry of Bristol; 
of Vicar and Churchwardens, Vestry and other Inhabitants of 
the Parish of All Saints in the City of Bristol ;.of Minister, 
Churchwardens and other Johabitants of the Parish of Saint 
Werburgh, in the City of Bristol; of Minister, Churchwardens, 
Vestry and Inhabitants :of the united Parishes of Christ 
Church and Saint Ewens, in the City of Bristol ; of Minister, 
Churchwardens, Vestry and Inhabitants at large of the Parish 
of Saint Augustine the Less, in. the City.of Bristol; of -Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens, Vestrymen .and Inhabitants of , the 
Parish of Saint. Paul, in the Cis of Bristol; of Inhabitants 
of the City of Gloucester; of Portreeve, Bailiff and other In- 
habitants of the,Borough and Parish of Honiton; of Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of, or_residing within, the Archdeaconr 
of Winchester ; of Inhabitants of the Parishes of Portsmou 
and Portsea; of Laymen, comprising the Protestants. and 
Protestant Dissenters of the Parishes of Bangor, Llandegai, 
Lianllechid and Aber; of Mayor, Recorder, Capital .Bar- 
gesses and Assistants of the Towa and, Parish of Tiverton; of 
Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and other, Inbabitants of the 
Parish of Whitchurch ; Clergy of.,the Deaneries of North 
and South Holland and the Vicinity thereof; of Inhabitants 
of Alford and its Neighbourhood; of Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Kirkton; of Protestant Dissenters aod Wesleyan’ Methodists 


-of Sleaford and adjacent Villages; of Inhabitants of Lichfield 


and _jits Neighbourhood ; of Inhabitants of the- Borough » of 
Stafford and its Neighbourhood; of Inhabitants of, the Bo- 
rougly of Burton-upon-frent; of Protestants belonging to the 
Old Ginpel Cliff, Lewes, »with, other Inhabitants of, Lewes 
and its Vicinity ;,of ‘Clergy of the Deanery of. Lewes) of 
Vicar, Mayor, Corporation ‘and, lohabitants of the Borongh 
and Parisi of, Wootten Bassett, and ,also, , Vicar, Charch- 
wardens, Overseers and Inhabitants'of the adjoining. Parish 
of Purton; of Inhabitants of Frome ;,of Minister, Cuareh- 
wardens, Overseers and Inhabitants, of the Parish of Nunney; 
of Individuals resident in the County of Somerset; of Ipha- 
bitants of Devizes and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of «he 
Hundred of Maelor; in the County of Flint ;.of Clergy, Parish 
Officers and Inhabitants of the united Parishes of Saint Mary 
Somerset, and Saint Mary Mounthaw, in-the.City of, London; 
of Members of the Congregation of Protestant,Dissenters of the 
Bapust denomination, meeting in East-street Walworth, and 
others in that Vicinity, in the Parish of Saint Mary Newington ; 
of Archdeacon and Clergy of the Arehdeaconny, of. Bedford ; 
of Inhabitants of Darlington; of Members of the Wesleyan 
Methodist Societies and Congregations and others, in Brighton 
aud, Lewes; of ,Congregation of Jireh Chapel. in the,Cliff, 
near Lewes; of Minister, Churchwardens, Overséers.of the 
Poor, Householders and other, Inhabitants.of the Parish of 
Sydling Saint Nicholas; of Mayor, Burgesses and Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Abingdon; of Inbabitant Householders.of 
the Parish of Saint Mary Bethnal Green; ‘of His. Majesty’s 
Justices of the Peace, acting in.anyl for the Eastern parts of 
the County of Keat; Inhabitants of the Town and. Parisli of 
Ashford ; [Inhabitants of the several, Parishes im the immediate 
Vicinity of the Town of Ashford ; of luhabitants of the.Parishes 
of Saudhuist and Newenden; of Inhabitants of the: Parish of 
West Broomwich; Rector, Churchwardens, Overseers of the 
Poor, Vestrymen and Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Mary 
Whitechapel ; of Clergy of the Town and Neighbourhood. of 
Derby; of Ministers and Elders of the Provincial Synod of 
Glasgow and Ayr; of Protestant Dissenters assembling in the 
Parish of Cranbrook; of Minister, Deacon.and. Congregation of 
Protestant Dissenters now assembling for Divine Worship at 
Gower-street Chapel New Road, in the. Parish. of Saint 
Pancras ; of Congregation of Protestant Dissenters. under the 
pastoral care of the Reverend Joseph Chamberlain of Leicester; 
of Minister, Deacous, Church and Congregation of the Baptist 
denomination of Protestant Dissenters worshipping in Should- 
ham-street Saint Mary-le-bone, with, others, Inhabitants of 
the said Parish ; of Inhabitants of Trowbridge and its Vicinity ; 
of Baptist Church and Congregation meeting in Brook-street 
Chapel; Derby; of Minister, Deacons and Congregation of 
the Beptiat Church meeting in Snows-fields in - ocean 
of Southwark ; of Minister, Deacons and Congregation of 
Protestant Dissenters assembling for Divine Worship: at 
Crown-street Chapel, Soho ; of Minister, Deacons and Con- 
gregation Of Protestant Dissenters assembling at Blandford- 
street Meeting, near Manchester-square; of Congregation 
of Protestant Dissenters formerly under the pastoral care of 
the Reverend William Huntington, deceased, and now assem- 
bling for Divine Worship at Providence Chapel, Grays-Inn- 
lane, with others their friends in the Dissenting. Interest ; of 
Protestant Dissenters residing at Grantham and its Vicinity ; 
of Charchwardens and Householder of the Parishof Rattery ; 
of Parishioners aud [nhabitants of the Borough and Town of 
Totnes ; of Protestant Congregation of the Adelphi Chapel, 
in the Parish of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields; of Inhabitants of 
the Borough of Reading and its Vicinity ; of lnhabitants.of the 
Parish of Saint John Hampstead and its Vicinity ; of Inha- 
bitants of Watford and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Parish 
of Clerkenwell; and of Minister, Deacons.and Congregation 
o§ Protestant Dissenters assembling at Jireh Chapel Union- 
street, Prospect-place, Southwark; to be, printed, . 321. 
Of Minister, Charchwarden, Overseers of the Poor, Land- 
holders, Householders, and other Inhabitants of the. haar 
° 


1825.) 


INDEX « the Eigutreru VoLuMeE. 





of Wambrook ; 325. Of Inhabitants of the Town of Nant- 
wich; of Minister, Churchwardens, Vestry, and Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Saint Mary-le-Port, in the City of Bristol ; 
of Vicar, Churchwardens, Landholders and Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Wonetsh; of Inhabitants of the united Pa- 
rishes of Saint Swithin and Saint Mary Bothaw, in the City 
of London ; of Protestants of the Parish of Donagh, County 
of Monaghan; of Vicar, Churchwardens, and substantial 
Householders of the Parish of Burlescombe ; of Inhabitants, 
Householders of the Parish of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields ; 
of Inhabitants of the Borough and Parish of Chard; of 
Inhabitants of the Cities of London and Westminster,- the 
Borough of Southwark, and the environs thereof ; of Gentle- 
men, ierey, Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Llangadock; of Inhabitants of Margate; of Minister, 
Churchwardens, and other Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Wrenbury ; and of Minister, Churchwardens, Overseers, and 
Parishioners of the Parish of Ipplepen ; to be printed, 326. 
Of Rector, Churchwardens and others, of Freshford, and of 
Audlem; to be printed, 331. Of Mayor, Aldermen and 
Common Councilmen of the Borough of Appleby, and the 
Inhabitants of the Town of Appleby, and the Vicinity thereof; 
of Clergy of the Deanery of Copeland, in the Archdeaconry 
of Richmond; of Inhabitants of Burton in Kendal; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and other principal Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Finmere; 337. -Of Freeholders of the Parish 
of Annagh, otherwise Beltarbet; of. Bailiff, Burgesses, 
Commonalty, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of 
rns and Clergy, Gentlemen, and other Inhabitants 
of the City of Chester ; to be printed, ibid. Of the Rector, 
Charchwardens, and Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint 
Stephen, in the City of Exeter; of the Minister, Church- 
‘wardens, and ‘principal Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint 
Mary Major, in the City of Exeter ; of the Archdeacon and 
Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Salop ; of the Mayor, Alder- 
men and Assistants of the Borough of Leeds; of Da sal 
Clergy, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of the Parish ‘of 
. Wrexham; _of the Mayor, Jurats, Common Councilmen, and 
other Inhabitants of the King’s Town and Parish of Maid- 
stone; and of the Minister, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants 
of the United Parishes of Saint Andrew and Saint Mary 
Bredman, in the City of Canterbury; to be printed, 344. 
Of Inhabitants of Lymm-cum-Warburton ; and: of Minister, 
Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of Mixbury, ‘against; 351. 
Of Thomas Brooke Morris, Clerk, 354. Rud of Baptists 
of Stockport; to be printed, ibid. Of Protestants of the 
Episcopalian and Presbyterian Churches, [nhabitants of the 
Parish of Drunnagh, Gotnanatt, Dromore, Killskerry and 
Langfield, in the County of Tyrone; of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Langfield; of the Rector, Ministers, Church- 
wafdens, Vestrymen and others, the Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Saint John the Evangelist, in Westminster; and 
of the Mayor and Burgesses, and other Inhabitants of the 
—— of Truro; to be printed, 364. Of the Vicar, 
Churchwardens, Overseers, and principal Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Beenham ; of the Rector, Churchwardens, Over- 
. seers, and’ principal Inhabitants of the Parish of Woolhamp- 
ton; of Inhabitants of Lechlade, and its Vicinity; 369. Of 
the Archdeacon and‘ Clergy of Berks; and of the Mayor, 
Burgesses, Commonalty, and Inhabitants of the County of 
the ugh of Carmarthen; to be printed, ibid. Of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of Blagdon, 374. 
And of Inhabitants of Pembroke; to be printed, ibid. Of 
Inhabitants of Darlaston; of Rushden; and of St. James 
Garlick-hithe ; to be printed, 380. Of the Minister, Church- 
wardens, and other Tohabitants of the Parish of Saint 
Margaret, in the City of Westminster; of Inhabitants of the 
Town of Shrewsbury; of the Minister, Churchwardens, and 
Inhabitants of the Parish of. Saint John, in the City ‘of 
_ Exeter; of Inbabitants of ‘Teignmouth,. and its Vicinity ; 
of the Parish of Cotleigh; and of the Borough of Callington ; 
to be printed, 384. . Of the Vicar, Ministers, Churchwardens, 
and other Inhabitants of the Parish of Aston juxta Birming- 
ham; of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Capital Burgesses, and 
the Clergy, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Harwich ; 
and of the Churchwardens, Overseers, and other Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Trull; to be printed, 391. Of Inhabitants 
of the Township of Thelwall, and its Vicinity; of the Vicar, 
Churchwardens, and other: Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Olney; 396. Of the Minister, Churchwardens, and Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Staverton; of Inhabitants. of Pem-. 
broke Dock; of the Reverend the Dean of the Collegiate 
Church of Saint Peter Westminster, and the Chapter of the 
same Church ; of the Mayor, Sheriffs, Citizens, and Com- 
monalty of the City of Norwich; of the Pastor and Members 
of the Independent Congregation assembling for divine 
worship in Beresford-street Walworth ; of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Saint Ann Westminster ; of the Minister, Church- 
wardens, and Inhabitants of the Parish of Edmonton; of 
‘the Vicar, Churchwardens, and substantial Householders in 
‘the Parish of Holcombe Rogus; of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Birstall; of the Minister, Deacons, and Con- 
gregation of Protestant Dissenters now assembling for divine 
worship at Lisle-street, Leicester-square ; of William Burns, 
Moderator of the Parish of Kilsyth; of Members or 
adherents of the Associate Congregation of Burntshields ; 


, Vou. 80.——Sess. 1825. 


and of Inhabitants of the Towns ‘and Neighbourhdod of 
Manchester and Salford; to be printed, 396. é, 





Petitions in favour; viz. Of Protestant 
Inhabitants of the Town and Vicinity of Carrick-on-Suir ; 
to be printed, 134. Of Protestant Inhabitants of Water- 
ford ; of Freemen, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Waterford; 
of Inhabitants of - Belfast ; of Nobility, Gentry and others, of 
Dublin; 140. To be printed, 141. - Of Inhabitants of Man- 
chester and Salford, 150. To be printed, 151. Of Gentry, 
Merchants, and others, of Downpatrick, 157. Of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Kilkenny, 183. Of Roman Catholic [nhabit- 
ants of Kenmare ; of Protestant Nobility and Gentry of Kerry ; 
to be printed, 184. Of Protestant Parishioners of Ballinasloe 
219. To be printed, 220. Of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Newry, 258. To be printed, 259. Of the Nobility, Gentry, 
Merchants and Traders of Limerick; to be printed, 275. 
Of Inhabitants of Bandon ; to be printed, 309. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Wigan; of His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects 
of Preston ; of Liverpool; and Great and Little Bolton ; to 
be printed, 315. Of Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Luke 
Old Street ; of the Town and Neighbourhood of Dundalk, be- 
ing-Protestants ; and of the Town of Falmouth; of Protestants 
resident in or near Lewes, 319. Of Roman Catholic Clergy, 
Freeholders and other Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the 
County of Monmouth; of Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Chatham and the Neighbourhood thereof ; of Protestant In- 
habitants of the Town and Vicinity of New Ross; and of 
the City ‘and Liberty of Peterborough ; of Protestant and 
Catholic Clergy, Traders and Householders of Stafford and its 
Vicinity ;. of bison Catholics of the Queen’s County; of 
John Newton of Irmham ; of the Serjeants and Barristers at 
Law of that Part of the United Kingdom called England ;_ of 
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Magistrates, Landholders and Free- 
holders of the County of Cavan, of various Religious Per- 
suasions ; of the Sheriff, Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of the County of Mayo; of the there-under- 
written Roman Catholics of Great Britain; and of the 
Archdeacon of Norwich, and others of the Clergy of the 
Established Church of England, in the diocese of Norwich; 
to be printed, 319. Of Inhabitants of Newark-upon-Trent, 
not being Catholics; of Protestants, Inhabitants of the Town 
of Rochdale; of Roman Catholics, Inhabitants of. the 
Counties of Northumberland, Durham, and Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; of Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, and other 
Inhabitants of the City of Glasgow, being Protestants ; of 
Inhabitants of Kington, and its Vicinity; of Roman Ca- 
tholics residing at the Town of Blackburn, or in its Vicinity ; 
and of Roman Catholics of the’ Midland Counties; to be 

rinted, 325. Of Protestant Dissenters of Wareham; to 
” printed, 331. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Naas, 


337. .Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kilvine ; to -be 


printed, 344. Of Miles Popple, Clerk ; to be printed, 364. 
Of Inhabitants of Yeovil; and of the Corporation of -Not- 
tingham; 369. Of . Protestant Dissenting Ministers - of 
Derby ; to be printed, 380. Of Ministers. and Members of 
Cougregation of Protestant Dissenters of Liverpool ; to be 
printed, 384. Of Barristers and Attornies of the Town and 
County of the Town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and .of 
Gateshead; of Protestant Dissenters resident in the Town 
of Brighthelmston, of the denomination styled Unitarian; of 
Protestant Dissenters assembling for divine worship at the 
Chapel in South Place, Finsbury ; and of Protestant. Dis- 
senters and others, residing in and near the Town of Saffron 
Walden; to be printed, 391. Of Nobility and Gentry, 
being Protestants, of Galway; and of Inhabitants of 
Leighton Buzzard ; and the Town of Manchester; to be 

rinted, 396. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Lickblea, 
Keheerow, and Main; 402. Of Unitarian Dissenters of 
George’s Meeting, Exeter; to be printed, 421. Of Mem- 
bers of the Established Church of Stroud; to be printed, 
481. 





Priests ; Petitions complaining of their 
Conduct ; viz. Of Jobn Kirby of Blenner Ville, Kerry ; 141. 
To be printed, 142. Of Patrick M‘Connell, of Tanderagee, 
Armagh ; To be printed, 371. 





Petition of Vicar, Curate, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Saint Martin in Leicester, for Provision 
for the Roman Catholic Clergy ; 354. To be printed, 355. 
Of Protestant and Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ardcrony ; 
To be printed, 398. 





———— — Petition of Roman Catholics of Ireland 
for, an: Equalization of Civil Rights, 142. To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 144. - 





; House resolves to go into a Committee 
to consider of the state of the Laws a wings His Majesty’s 
Roman. Catholic Subjects: Considered; Resolutions _re- 
ported, and agreed to ;.144. Bill ordered, 145. Members 


- added, 159. Vide infra ! 
1 





ll to provide for the Removal of the 
Disqualifications under which His Majesty’s Roman Catholic 
Subjects now labour; Ordered, 145. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 253. 
Motion for Second Reading; Amendment proposed; 
bate thereupon adjourned; 321. Resumed; and Bill com- 
mitted ; 327. Committee deferred, 337,344, 362. Bill .con- 
sidered; reported; Day appointed for. further considering 
R Report ; 








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&gt; "Report; ‘and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 386, _Re- 
port farther considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 393. Passed, 398. 
——-——-—-—. Petitions against the above Bill; viz. 
3 oF the Convener, Trades Baillies, Collector, Deacons, and 
©) Visitor‘of the fourteen incorporated Trades, and other Or- 
re ip rap Extraordinary Members of the Trades House of 
_ the City of Glasgow ; and of the Incorporation of Hammer- 
“men of Glasgow; to be printed, 374. Of Hugh Davidson, 
‘Moderator of the Presbytery of Glasgow ; of Inhabitants of 
‘the Town and Neighbourhood of Haslingden; and of the 
Parish of Morchard Bishop; 303. Of the Deacons of the 
Incorporations of Coopers and Fleshers in Glasgow; of 
the Deacon and Members of the Incorporation of Bakers in 
Glasgow ; of the Deacon of the Incorporation of Gardeners 
in Glas ow; of the Deacon, Collector, Masters and Mem- 
bers the Corporation of -Tailors in Glasgow; of the 
Deacons of the Incorporations of Wrights, Skinners, Masons, 
and Cordwainers in Glasgow; of the Gentry, Clergy, and 
other Inhabitants of the Town and Parish of Halifax ; and 
of the Minister and Congregation of the Episcopal Chapel 
in Long Acre; to be pa re ibid. Petition of John Law- 
less respecting the Bill, 325, To be printed, 326. 
Petition in fayour of the above Bill; viz. 
Of Inhabitants of Cardiff, 574. 
lergy; Motion, that it is expedient 
that Provision should be made by law, towards the Mainte- 
nance of the Secular Roman Catholic Clergy exercising 
Religious Functions in Ireland ; Agreed to, 357. 
——-—. Vide Irnetann. (UNLAWFUL So- 
CIETIES.) 


Romitty, Sir Samuel; Bill from Lords, to extend the Powers 
and Provisions of Act for authorizing the Investment of cer- 
tain Monies, 574. Read, ibid. Committed, 597. Reported, 
and passed, 604. Royal Assent, 627. 

RoseBank Railway. Vide Giascow. 


Ross-snire Roads; Petition for a Bill for continuing and en- 
_ larging Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Com- 
‘mittee, 26. Reported; Bill ordered; 153. Petition of Sir 
George Stewart Mackenzie, Bart. against, 211. Presented, 
_ and read, 234. Petition of Magistrates and Town Council 
of Dingwall, against, 361. Petition of Magistrates, in fa- 
your, 378. Petition of Heritors and others of Dingwall, 
against; Referred, 385. Bill committed, 388. Petition of 
eritors and Commissioners of Supply, of the Counties of 
~ Ross and Cromarty, against, 395. Bill reported; to be in- 
' grossed; 451. vate 465. Agreed to by the Lords, 498. 
Royal Assent, 519. 
RBornernaM Roads, Vide Bawrry. 


RornernamM and TanKersiey Roads; Petition fora Bill for 

_ amending and repairing the same ; Referred toa Committee, 
81. Reported, 202. Bill ordered, 203. Presented, and read, 
218. Committed, 236. Reported; to be ingrossed; 307. 
Passed, 323. Agreed to by the Lords, 356. Roval Assent, 
360. 

Rorsernitue Dock; Petition for a Bill to amend Act. for 
completing and maintaining the East Country Dock at Ro- 
therhithe ; Referred to a Committee, 40. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 101. Presented, and read, 122. Committed, 167. 
Petition of Robert William Herring and.others, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; 225. Bill reported ; Report to 
lie on the ‘Table; 313. Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed ; 342. Passed, 353. Agreed to by the Lords, 
‘379+ Royal Assent, 441. 

RowsotTtom, Robert ; Bill from Lords, for granting Leases of 
Coal Mines, 233. Read, 250. Committed, 270. Reported, 
and passed, 323. Royal Assent, 360. 

Royat Excuance Assurance Company ; Petition for a Bill 
to enable them to advance Money or Jend Stock upon the 
Security of Freehold, Copyhold and Leasehold Estates; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 87. Reported; Bill ordered ; 183. 
Presented, and read, 223. Committed,241. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 301. Passed, 313. Agreed to by. the Lords, 
349. Royal Assent, 359; 

Rumney Iron Works; Petition for a Bill for making a Rail- 
way from thence to the Sirhowy Railway, in the Parish of 
Bassaleg ; Referred to a Committee, 6. Reported; and Bill 
ordered; 15. Presented, and read, 20. Committed, 106. 
Petitions of Benjamin Hall and others, against, 178. Pe- 
tition of George Maule and others, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 191. Petitions. of Owners, Lessees and 
Occupiers of Estates, in Machen and Bassaleg, and other 
Places, in favour, 329. Petition of Merchants and others of 
Liverpool, in favour, 347, Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 











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ibid. Report further considered ; Bill to be in ; 382. 

Passed, 388. Agreed to by the Lords, 435. yal Assent, 
24d. 

ve Roads. Vide Furmwett Vent. 


6° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 6.° A. 1825. 


Saaces Estarse. Vide Banks. 


Satnt Anprew Horvorn Poor; Petition for a Bill for better 
‘*astertaining and collecting the Rates for the Relief of the 


Poor in that Parish; Referred toa Committee, 23. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 37. Presented, and read, 84. Petition of 
Inbabitant Householders of Saint Andrew Holborn, against, 
198. Petition of Inhabitants, against, 221. Bill committed, 
222. Petition of Householders, against; Referred, ‘and 
Counsel ordered; 262. Power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, ibid, All to have Voices, 298. Petition of the 
Directors of the Poor of the Parish of Saint Pancras, against ; 
Referred, and counsel ordered ; 300. Bill reported; to be in- 


grossed; 360. Passed 367. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 515. Considered, aud agreed to, §25. Royal 
Assent, 586, 


Saint Anprew Hoxsorn (Church). Petition for a Bill 
for erecting a Church or Chapel ; and stating that the Stand- 
ing Orders have not been complied with, 44. Referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 45. Petition and 
Order for referring Petition to Select Committee on Standing 
Orders ; read, and wenirmay cb Petition referred to a Com- 
mittee ; 58. Reported; Report referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders ; 115. Report, that the Standing 
Orders ought not to be ites with, 149. Petition for 
Leave to proceed with the Bill, 222. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 223. Reported, 256. Reports read again; Report 
from Select Committee on Standing Orders to be taken into 
consideration ; 276. 

Saint BARTHOLOMEW’s HospPiTAL; Bill from Lords to enable 
the Governors to grant Leases, 528. Read, zbid. Committed, 
554; Committee tosit, and proceed, 602. Bill reported, and 
passed, 609. Royal Assent, 627. 

Saint Boroupu (Bishopsgate) Tithes ; Petition for a Bill to 
alter or repeal Act Hen. 8, for Tithes in London; Referred 
to a Committee, 37. Petition and Order of Reference to a 
Committee, read and discharged ; Petition referred to. Com- 
mittee on Saint Botolph without Aldgate Tithes, 58. Vide 
Saint BoToLpH wiTHOUT ALDGATE. 


Saint Borotpn witnovutT AnpcaTte Tithes; Petition to 
alter and amend Act Hen. 8, relative to Tithes; Referred to 
a Committee, 28. Petitions from Allhallows Barking, All- 
hallows the Less, and Saint Giles Cripplegate ; Referred, 58. 
Petitions from Saint Olave Hart Street, Saint Botolph Bishops- 
ate, and Saint Gregory by Saint Paul’s; Referred, 58. 
Order for referring Petition from Saint Olave Hart Street, 
read and discharged, 202. Petition reported, 224. Bill 
ordered, 225. Vide Lonnon (Tithes.) 


Saint Botrotpen witHout BisnorscaArte Tithes; Petition 
for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for extinguishing 
Tithes and Customary Payments in lieu of Tithes in that 
Parish, Referred to:.a Commitee, 222. Reported; Leave 
given ; Petition presented ; referred to a Committee; 251. 

eported; Bill ordered; 290. Presented, and read, 313. 
Committed, 329. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 464. Passed, 
486. By the Lords, with Amendments, 521. Considered, 

. and agreed to, 526. Royal Assent, 586. 


Saint Bripe’s Poor; Petition for Leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill for the better relief and employiment of the Poor ; 
Referred to a Committee, 230. Reported; Leave given ; 
256. Petition presented ; referred to a Committee; 269. Re- 
ported; Report referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders; 283. Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 292. 


Saint Dunstan’s (Church); Petition for a- Bill to enable 
the Rector, Churchwardens.and Inhabitants to borrow Money 
to pay off Debts; Referred to a Committee, 65. Reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
148. _ Report, that the Parties be permitted to proceed, and 
that Leave be granted to give Notices, &amp;c. 166. Report 
read again ; Bill ordered; 180. Presented, and read, 219. 
Committed, 241.. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 400. Passed, 
433. : 





Report read; another Bill ordered; 597. 
Presented, and read, ibid. Committed, 604. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 609. Passed, 616. Agreed to by the Lords, 
629. Royal Assent, 627. 

Vide JourNnAL.s. 


Saint Gites’s CrrppLecate Tithes; Petition for a Bill to 
alter or repeal Act Hen. 8.; Referred to a Committee, 58. 
Vide Saint BoToLpn wiTHouT ALDGATE. 


Saint Grecory By Saint Paut’s, Tithes ; Petition for a Bill 
to alter or repeal.Act Hen. 8, for Tithes in London ; Referred 
to aCommittee, 37. Petition and Order of Reference to 
a Committee, read and discharged ; Petition referred to Com- 
mittee on Saint Botolph without Aldgate Tithes, 58. Vide 
Saint Boto.en witout Atpcate Trrnes. 


Saint Ives Pier; Petition fora Bill for the erection of a new 
’ Pier at that port ; Referred to a Committee, 79. Reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
107. Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to be. dis- 
~ pensed with, 122. ‘ ' 

Saint Karuarine’s Docks; Petition for a Bill for making 
certain Wet Docks in the Precincts of Saint. Katharine ; 
Referred to a Committee, 5. Petition of Merchants and others 
of Lyme Regis, in favour, 17. Petition reported; Bill or- 
dered; 21. Petitions of Merchants and others ae ON 

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INDEX to the ErGHT1iETrH VOLUME. 





with Southwark and Ramsgate; and of Chatham, Sheerness, 
Rochester and Fayersham, in favour; 22. Petitions of Mer- 


chants and others of London,Colchester, Portsmouth,Grimsby, — 


the Island of Jersey, and Yarmouth, in favour, 25. Bill _pre- 
resented, and read, 27. Of Merchants and others of Rye, 
Bristol, Plymouth, Dover, Leith, Dartmouth and Newhaven, 
and Lewes, Saint Katherine and Aldgate, in favour, 36. 
Of Merchants and others of London, Newcastle and Sunder- 
land, in favour, 43. Petitions of Merchants and others of 
London, Kirkaldy, Dublin and Poole, 62. Petition of Mer- 
chants and others of Hull; to lie on the Table, 87. Of Mer- 
chants and others of Penzance, Falmouth, Swansea, Wey- 
. mouth, Cork, Padstow, Harwich and Ipswich, 99. Petitions 
_ of George Matthew Hoare and others; of James Agnew of 
~ Russel-square, and others; of the London Dock Company ; 
of the Proprietors of Wet Docks in the Port of London; of 
William Bell and Robert Fitzroy Bell, against; 106. Bill 
committed, 110, Petitions of Merchants and others of Mar- 
gate, and of Cowes and Newport, in favour, 114. Petition 
of Mr. Hoare and others, read again, and referred, 117. Pe- 
tition of Merchants of Boston, in favour ; to Jie on the Table, 
156. Of Merchants and others of Barnstaple, in favour, 168. 
Petitions of Owners, Proprietors, Lessees, Tenants or Occu- 
piers of Houses, Wharfs, Warehouses, Buildings, Lands, Te- 
nements or Hereditaments, in or near Lower East Smithfield ; 
_of the London Dock Company ; of George Matthew Hoare 
of the Red Lion Brewhouse Lower East Smithfield, Brewer ; 
and of the Commissioners for executing several Acts for 
aving, cleansing, lighting, watching and regulating the 


treets and public Places within part of the Precinct of Saint . 


Katharine, near the Tower of London, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 177. Petition of James Agnew, read 
again; referred ; Counsel ordered ; ibid. Petitions of Trustees 
of Tower Hill Road ; and of John Smither of East Smithfield, 
against ; Referred, 189. Petitions of Occupiers of Premises 
in the Precinct of Saint Katharine near the Tower, and others 
whose means of support wholly depend upon the Precinct ; 


of the Churehwardens and Overseers'of the Poor of the Parish | 


of Saint Botolph without Aldgate, and of several Inhabitants 
of the said Parish; of the Watermen of Irongate Ferry, 
lin .the Precinct of Saint Katharine near the Tower; and of 
the sare of Proprietors of the East London Waterworks, 
against; | ekerndd andCounsel ordered; Voices; ibid. Of Mer- 
chants, Traders and.others of London, against’; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 197. Petitions of the Ancients, Inhabitants 


of the Precinct of Saint Katharine near the Tower of London, | 


in Vestry assembled; of the Ratcliff Gas Light and Coke 
Company ; and of Frederick Woodbridge, of the Red Lion 
Brewery Lower East Smithfield, Brewer, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 208. Petitions of the Society of 
Ticket Porters; and of the Wardens and Fellowship of Car- 
men, against, Referred, 230. Bill reported; Report to lie 
on the Table ; Petition of London Dock Company, against ; 
to lie onthe Table, 257.. Motion, that the Bill be re-com- 
mitted, Neg. ibid. Report further considered, 302. Bill to 
be ingrossed, 303. Motion, for Third Reading withdrawn, 
. 318. Third Reading deferred, 319. Order for Third Read- 

‘img read; the King’s Consent signified; Third Reading de- 
ferred; 323. Bill passed, 331. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. 
Royal Assent, 518. 


Saint Martin’s (Birmingham) Rectory; Bill from Lords 
for authorizing the Sale of the Parsonage House and Offices ; 
470. Read, 475. Committed, 498. Reported, and passed, 
543- Royal Assent, 587. 

Saint Mary-te-sone Rectories. Vide Manry-.e-sone, 
SAINT. 


Saint Ouave (Hart Street) Tithes ; Petition for a Bill for the 
future Settlement of the Payment of Tithes in that Parish ; 
Referred to a Committee, 28. Petition and Order of Re- 
ference to a Committee, read, and discharged; Petition  re- 
ferred toa Committee on Saint Botolph without Aldgate Tithes, 
58. Vide Saint Boroten without ALpGaTE. Petition 
read, and Order for referring it to Committee on Saint Bo- 
tolph without Aldgate Tithes, read and discharged ; Petition 
peferied toa Committee,202. Reported ; Bill ordered; 210. 
Presented, and read, 226. ‘Petition of the Reverend Henr 
Butts Owen, against, 425. Day appointed for Second Read- 
‘ ing, 461. Bill committed, 498. — 





Vide (ADDRESSES, 22.) 
Saint Toomas’s Hosritat; Bill from Lords, for confirming 
_. certain Leases granted by the Governors, 574. Read, 577. 
Sones, 597- Reported, and passed, 605. Royal Assent, 
&gt; ae 
Satcey Forest ; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for divid- 
ing, allotting and inclosing the same; The King’s Consent 
signified, and Motion agreed to, 287. Bill presented, and 
read, 296. Committed; and to be printed; 299. Petition 
for additional, Provision, 368, Read again; referred, and 
Instruction accordingly; 539. Bill reported, and. re-com- 
mitted, 547. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
_. for Third Reading; 554. Passed, 584. By the Lords, with 
_ Amendment, 630, Considered, and agreed to, 641. Royal 
Assent, 642. 
SaLrorp Hundred Sessions ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge the 


Vou. 80.—Sess. 1825. 


oe eooreaael 





Powers of Act 51 ; Referred to a Commit 2. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 137. Presented, and read, cet 
425. Reported; to be ingrossed; 468... . | 
Agreed to by the Lords, 505. Royal Assent, 518. 

SaLMON FisneErizs ; Select Committee appointed totakeinto 
Consideration the State of the Salmon Fisheries.of q 
and of the United Kingdom, and. the..Laws:aifeeting) the 
same; to report Minutes of Evidence, and Opinion. b- 
servations from time to time ;. to send for Persons, Papers.and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Report of 17. June)s824, 
and Petitions of the last Session; Referred, 172. » 
with Resolutions, 292 ; to be printed, 293. . Report, tolie on 
the Table ; and to be printed; 487, ' ' 

Petitions for the Protection thereof; viz. 

Of Magistrates and Inhabitants of Brecon ; To ‘be. printed, 

285. 








Bill for the more effectual Preservation 
thereof; Ordered, 317. Presented, and. read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed, 318. Second Feadin 

deferred ; 327. Bal committed, 333. Petitions saiaped, 
365. Bill reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, wigan tes to be printed ; 370. Bill re- 
committed ; considered ; further Consideration of Report put 
off for Three Months; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 


440. 

Petitions against; viz- Of Occupiers or 
Lessees of Mills of Totnes; Referred, 365. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Mills in the County of Devon, 387, Of Pro- 
prietors and Occupiers of Corn Mills at Clonmel, , OF 
Atwell Hayes of Cork, against, 407. Petition of Atwell 
Hayes, read and referred, 424. Of Corn Millers and others 
of Kilkenny; to be printed, 426. Of Proprietors of Corn 
Mills in Caher, and of Linen Manufacturers and others of 
Leven; of Proprietors and Occupiers of Fisheries on, the 
River Severn, against; Referred, 434. Of Inhabitants in and 
near the Borders of the River Avon or Aueon, in the County of 
Devon; and of the River Camel or Alan, in the County of 
Cornwall; of James Wedge of the Parish of Saint Breock, Hus- 
bandman ; and of Merchants, Manufacturers, Calico Printers, 
Cotton Spinners, Bleachers and Millers, in the City and 
County of Perth; 438. Of Francis Lord Gray ; of the Pro- 
prietors of the Raik, Midchingle, Pot and Fords, and Ruth- 
rieston Salmon Fisheries, all in the River Dee, in the County 
of Aberdeen; and of the Nether Don and Cruive’Salmon 
Fisheries, on the River Don, in the said County; to be 
printed, ibid. Of Blayney Townley Balfour, against, 445. 
Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Mills on the Water of 
Cart, Renfrew, 454. Petition of Proprietors of Mills on the 
Water of Leven, 460. Petition of Chamber of Commerée of 
Dublin, against; to be printed, 468. -Of David Roche, of 
Carass; and of Proprietors of Fisheries on the River Eden, 
503. Of Lord Kensington and Mr. Lockhart, 605. 


Sanpwicna Harbour. Vide Srour. 
Scuoot Rooms. Vide Assessep TAxEs. 


SciaTeRr, late Richard; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain 
of his Estates, 543, Read, 549. Committed, 577. Reported, 
and passed, 587. Royal Assent, 603. 


SCOTLAND: 


—— (ALIMENT OF PRISONERS.) Vide PRISONERS, 

infra. 

— (Bankrupt Laws.) Vide CREDITORS, infra. 

———— (CALEDONIAN CANAL.) Acts (43 Geo. 3, ¢. 102, 
&amp; 44 Geo. 3, c. 62,) read; Bill to explain and amend the 
same; Ordered, 185. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 186. Committed, 205. 
Committee deferred, 213, 228. Bill considered, 299. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; hc Dt ere for Third Reading ; 
248. Third Reading deferred, 260. Bill passed, 266. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 294. Royal Assent, 297. 

(CHURCHES IN THE LOWLANDS); Motion for 
the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of 
providing for the building of additional places of Worship in 
the Lowlands of Scotland; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; and Motion agreed to, 440, Committee deferred, 
449. Matter considered, 458. Resolution rep |, and 
agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 463. — Vide, infra. 

———— ( Ibid.) Bill for building additional places of Worship 
in the Lowlands of Scotland ; Ordered, 463. Presénted; ‘and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
469. Committed, 490. Considered; reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 500. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed; 523. Passed, 533. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 606. Petition of Inhabitants of Leslie, against; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 631. tt 

(Court oF SESSION); Petition of Alexander 
Shand, of Tanfield, Aberdeen; complaining of the salem 
of the Court of Session of Scotland; To lie on the “fable ; 
and to be printed, 620. . 

(Courts oF Justice, BurLtpiN@s); Motion 

for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole 

House, to consider of defraying the expense of building 

R 2 certain 














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SCOTLAN D--continued. } 
certain Courts of Justice ; The King’s Recommendation signi- 
“fied ; and Motion agreed to; 440. Committee deferred, 449, 
458,.463. Bill considered, 473. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to ; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 477. Vide infra. 
( Ibid.) Bill to provide for the erection of certain 
Courts and Offices of Justice in Scotland; Ordered, 477. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
andto be printed ; 485. Bill committed, 500. Considered, 507. 
- Reported ; to be ingrossed ; roms 5 gamer for ‘Third Read- 
ing; 511. Third Reading deferred, 517. Bill passed, 524. 
- By the Lords, with Amendments, 593. Considered, and 
agreed to, 618. Royal Assent, 626. 





uit (CREDITORS.) Act (54 Geo. 3, c. 137,) for render- 


ing the Payment of Creditors more equal and expeditious in 
Scotland ; read ; Bill to continue the said Act; Ordered, 180. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 195. Committed, 207, Considered, 228. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing ; 239. Passed, 248. Agreed to by the Lords, 275. Royal 
Assent, 297. ' 





covery of Debts in the Sheriff Courts in Scotland ; Ordered, 
180. Presented, and read’; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 181. Committed, 205. Order for 
Committee of the whole House, read and discharged, and 
for committing the Bill, discharged; Bill referred to Com- 
mittee on Small Debts Bill, 228 ; (v. SmaLL DEBTS, infra.) 
Bill reported; and re-committed, 265. Committee deferred, 
281. Bill considered ; reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report ; and Bill as amended, to be printed ; 288. 
Further Consideration deferred, 316. Bill re-committed, and 
considered, 339. Report deferred, 345, 352. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 356. 
Bill passed, 366. By the Lords, with Amendments, 413. 
Considered, and agreed to, 424. Royal Assent, 441. 


(EDINBURGH BonDs.) House resolves to go into 
a Committee to consider of enabling the Lords of the Trea- 
sury to advance a Sum to the Lord Provost, Magistrates and 
Council of Edinburgh, for the payment of certain Bonds 
issued by them for the improvement of Leith Harbour; the 
King’s Recommendation signified; and Motion agreed to ; 
515. Act 45 Geo. 3, c.114, read; Instruction to consider of 
the said Act, ibid. Considered, 524. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 534. Vide infra. 
(Ibid.) Bill for the advance of a certain Sum for the 
security of the Docks and Harbour of Leith; Ordered, 534. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 546. 
Committed, 553. Considered, 576. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for ‘Third aren 581. Passed, 
588. Agreed to by the Lords,606. Royal Assent, 626. 
— (JUDGES.) Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee of the whole House, to consider of grantin 
Salaries to two: additional Judges in Scotland ; the King’s 
Recommendation signified, and Motion agreed to, 377. Com- 
mittee deferred, 394, 423. Considered, 428. Report deferred, 
436. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 439. Resolutions 
read again, and Ifstruction accordingly, 470. Vide infra. 


(JUDICATURE.) Bill from Lords, for the better 
regulating of the Forms of Process in the Courts of Law in 
Scotland, 252. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 252. Second Reading deferred, 281. Com- 
mitted, 288. Committee deferred, 333, 357- Bill considered, 
and reported with Amendments; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 384. 
Further Consideration deferred, 422, 439, 449, 457- Bill re- 
committed; Resojutions for granting Salaries, read ; Instruc- 
tion accordingly; Bill considered; 470. Report deferred, 
483. _ Bill reported, with Amendments, 492. Day appointed 
for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 495. Report further considered; Amendments 
aes to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 501. Third 

eading deferred, 538. Bill passed, with Amendments, 544. 
Amendments agreed to, 612. Royal Assent, 626. 

(Ibid.) Petitions for Compensation; viz. - Of Thomas 
Mason, Louis Dé Maria, and others, the Six Assistant Clerks 
and Closet Keepers in the Inner and Outer Houses of the Court 
of Session, 326. Of the Sheriff Clerks of Scotland, 469. Of 
races Williamson, of Sylvester Reid, and of John , 
Clerks of the High Court of the Commission of Teinds or 
Tithes in Scotland, 487. , 
(JURORS,) Bill from Lords, to regulate their Qua- 
lification and manner of enrolling Jurors, 295. Read; 


28 appointed for Second Beating ibid. To be printed, 
2 ? 











ommitted, 316, Considered, 333- Reported, with 
Amendments ; agreed to, and Day appointed, for Third Read- 
ing; 340. Passed, with Amendments, 357. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 374. Royal Assent, 441. | 
- (Justice, Courts or.) Vide Courts or Jus- 
TICE, supra. 
misritm~§ PRASINGN ARES) Bill for restricting the Punish- 
ment ing-making, ition and Blasphemy in Scot- 
land; Ordered, -380. Presented, and read; Day copa’ 





—.— (DEBTS RECOVERY); Bill for the more easy Re- - 


for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 381. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 394. Bil committed, 415. Committee deferred, 
423. Bill considered, 439. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 449. Bill passed, 457.. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 535. Royal Assent, 586. 

(LeiTH Docks.) Vide EDINBURGH BonDs. 

Lorp ELLENBOROUGH’S ACT. Vide SHOOTING 
AND STABBING. 

-———- (Matt Tax.) Petition of Ale and Porter Brewers 
of Dundalk. 

———. (MILITIA.) Petition of Commissioners of Supply 
of the County of Aberdeen, relative to the Families of Militia- 
men; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 620. 

——— (ParocuiaL ScHoo.s.) Vide (AppREsszs, 20.) 


(PARTNERSHIP SOCIETIES.) Bill to regulate the 
mode in which Societies or Co-partnerships, in Scotland, may 
sue and be sued; Ordered, 525. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; ibid. 
Second Reading deferred, 539. Bill committed, 545. Con- 
sidered, 575. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 581. Passed, 588. By the Peds, with 
Amendments, 630. Considered, and agreed to, 640. Royal 
Assent, 642. 


— (PEERS TRIAL.) Bill from Lords, to amend Act 
6 Anne, so far as relates to the Trial of Peers, 480. Read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 496. 
Committed, 516. Considered; reported ; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 524. Passed, 538. Royal Assent, 585. 

(PRISONERS.) Aliment of; Act (of the Parlia- 
ment of Scotland, 1 Will. 3, ¢..32,) read; Bill to amend the 
same ; Ordered, 375. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 381. Read- 
ing deferred, 394. Bill committed, 415. Committee de- 
ferred, 423. ill considered, 440. Reported; Day ‘ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 449. Bill re-committed, and considered, 
472. Keportdeferred, 483. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 495. Passed, 501. Bill 
sent to the Lords by Mistake ; Message to Lords thereupon ; 
512. Report of its having been received back, 513. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 582, Royal Assent, 586. 

—— — (Ibid.) Vide Lorps, 

— (PrivaTE BILLS.) Notices. Vide Stranpine 

ORDERS. 


——_——- (ScoTrTisH PEERS.) Vide PEERs, 
——— (SEDITION.) Vide LEASING MakiNa. 
(SHERIFF'S Court.) Vide DEBTS RECOVERY, 














supra. 








(SHERIFF'S Courts.) Bill for the better Regu- 
lation of the Sheriff and Stewart and Burgh Courts of Scot- 
land; Ordered, 181. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 193. Committed, 
228. Committee deferred, 239, 248. Bil considered, 266. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 281. Third Reading deferred, 288. Bill passed, 294. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 370. Day appointed for 
taking them into Consideration, iid. Amendments consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 375. Royal Assent, 441. 

(SHOOTING AND STABBING.) Bill to make 
Provision in Scotland for the further prevention of Mali- 
cious Shooting and Stabbing; Ordered, 427. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed ‘for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 450. Committed, 458. Bill considered, 472. Re- 
port deferred, 483. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 495. Third Reading deferred, 
501, 508, 517, 524, 538, fas: Bill passed, 575. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 621. Considered, and agreed to, 
625. Royal Assent, 627. 


(SMALL DEBTS.) Act 39 and 40 Geo, 3, c. 46, for 
Recovery of Small Debts, read ; Bill to alter and amend ; Or- 
dered, 153. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 168.. Committed, 192. Pe- 
tition of Freeholders and Commissioners of Supply of New 
Ross; in favour, 204. Of Freeholders and others of the 
County of Ross, in favour; to be printed, 227. Order for 
Committee on Bill, discharged ; Bill committed to. a Select 
Committee ; Five to be the Quorum; 228. Debts Recovery 
Bill referred, 228. Small Debts Bill reported, and re-com- 
mitted, 265. Committee deferred, 281. Bill considered ; 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 288: Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 316. Bill re-committed, and considered, 
339- Report deferred, 345, 352, 358, 366, 392, 414. Bill 
re-committed, and. considered, 422. Reported; to be in- 
geet Day appointed for Third ing; 428, Third 

eading deferred, 448. Bill passed, 462. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 535. Royal Assent, 586. : jh 4 
(WHISKEY.) Petition of the Corporation of Ber- 
upon-Tweed, to allow Scotch Whiskey to be imported ; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 111. 
(WrRonGous IMPRISONMENT.) Act 8 and 
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SCOTLAN D—continued 


9 Will.-3, 1 Parl. Scotland, c.6, read; ‘Bill to- alter and 
amend the same; Ordered, 380. Presented, and read ; ‘Day 
appointed for “Second Reading; and to be printed; 435. 
Committed, 448. Committee deferred, 463, 472. Bill ‘con- 
sidered; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 484. Further 
Consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 551. 

(Ibid.) Bill of 1734-5 ; To be printed, as amended, 


514. 








— Vide ABERDEEN. Accounts. ArRDGLASS. BANFF- 
SHIRE. CLYDE. COMMERCIAL BANKING Company. Cro- 
MARTY. DALKEITH. Don. Dumrries. DunvEE. EpIn- 
spurGH. GLascow. GLAascow AND PARKHEAD. GLAs- 
GOW AND REpBURN Brince. GLascow AND ROSEBANK. 
Gorsats. GrREeENLAW. GreEnock. Ketso. Kixpa- 
Trick. Leiruw. Mac Grecor. Orpeérs, STANDING. 
Paistey. Poor Laws. Renrrew. Ross-surre. Soutn 
Esx.. West Lotrnian. 





Scrayincuam (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 62. Presented, and read, 236. Committed, 
318. Reported; to be ingrossed; 468. The mings Consent 


signified, and Bill passed, 479. Agreed to by the Lords, 512. 
Royal Assent, 520. 


SeaMEN ; Petitions against the Impressment of Seamen; viz. 
Of Seamen of the Port of Kingston-upon-Hull; of Merchants, 
Ship-owners and others, of Knottingly; to be printed, 528. 
Of Seamen and others; to be printed, 543. 


SeaMEn’s Wages; Bill for the better paying of Seamen’s 
Wages, reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; 327- Report farther considered ; Bill to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 333. Bill 
passed, 341. Agreed to by the Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 
359- 





Vide Navy. NEWcASTLE-UPON-TYNE, 
Seaton Bay Canal. Vide Western Suir Canal. 


Sea Water Batus Company, Petition for a Bill for esta- 
blishing Sea Water Baths in London and Westminster ; 
Referred to a Committee, 91. Reported; Bill ordered; 177. 
Presentéd, and read, 215. 


SEcRET SERVICES. 


SERJEANT : 


Vide AccounTs. 





Usual Orders to him, 7. 

Directed. to, open the outer Door of the 
Lobby, that certain Members might be enabled to withdraw, 
483. 





Members ordered to be taken into his Cus- 





tody, 150. 





Sent with the Mace to summon Members, 
120, 130. 





Informs the House, that he had taken cer- 
tain Members into his’ Custody, 153, 157.—Discharged out 
of Custody, 153, 157- 


A Person ordered to be taken into his 
Custody, 445.—Report of his being taken into Custody, 
456,—Reprimande , and discharged, 470. 

Vide MEMBERS. 











Serseants at Law; Bill from Lords, to enable them to take 
upon themselves that Office in the Vacation, 593. Read, ibid. 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 594. 
Committed, 601, Considered, 607. Reported, and Day 
appointed for Third Reading, ibid. Passed, 614. Royal 
Assent, 626. 


SETTLEMENT. Vide Poor. 
Severn Railway. Vide Stroup. 


Sewers ; Bill to amend the Laws relating to Sewers, Ordered, 
111. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed; 147. Petition of Nathaniel Stallwood, 
against, 212. Second Reading deferred, 365, 422, 457, 499, 
522, 533- 

Vide Accounts. 

SHatpon and Torguvay Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually making and repairing the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 67. Reported Bill ordered; 178. Presented, 
and read, 197. Gofamicted, 269. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
362. Passed, 367. 
Assent, 442. 


SHannon Navigation. Vide IRELAND. .- °-. 


Suaws Waren’; Petition for a Bill for collecting the Shaws 
‘Water, Greenock, and for applying the same to driving Mills 
and Machinery ; Referred to a Committee, 55. Reported ; 
Bill ordered 5 154. © Presented, and read, 235. Committed, 
282. Reported; to-be ingrossed; 465. Passed,'497. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 515. Royal Assent, 519. .: * 

Suzet Brrvce Road.. Vide Mipuurst. 





Agreed to by the Lords, 385. Royal 


Vor. 80.—Sess. 1325. 





SS 
MOLDS OA, Sg 
Suerrietp Road. ~Vide'Bawrry. | Hairax, ) Drftie 
SHEFFIELD. os ethene tees 
—- and Grossop Road; Petition for a Bill for'tidre 
effectually repairing and improving’ the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 34. Reported; Bill ordered ; 195. Presented, 
and read, 216. Committed, 233... Petitions‘of Landtowhérs 
of Fullwood, and adjoining Places ; and: of s Inhabitants! of 
Sheffield, against; Referred; Counsel-ordereds' 284: Petitions 
- of Burgesses or Free Tenants and: Trustees of the Powis tind 
Parish of Sheffield ; of the Twelve Capital Burgesses and Gom- 
monalty of the said Town.and Parish ;:of ers and’ Oc- 
cupiers of Lands and Tenements. within Fullwood, andthe 
- Townships of Upper Hallam, Nether Hallam, and Ecclesall, 
in the Parish of Sheflield ; and of Inhabitants.of the Town 
and Neighbourhood of Sheffield, against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 336. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 387... Passed, 
400. Agreed to by the Lords, 435. Royal Assent, 442. 
SHELTON Improvement. Vide Hanuey. 
SHensToNE Road. Vide Birmineuam. 
Sueptey Lane Heap; (1.) Petition for a Bill for making 
a Road from thence to Barnsley; Referred to a Committee, 
81. Petition (N* 2.) referred; ‘109. ‘Petitions reported ; 
Bill ordered; 155. Presented, and:read, 177. “Committed, 
203. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Estates” in 
Barugh, against; Referred, and Counsel «ordered ¥'"'449. 
Petition of Thomas Richard Beaumont, of Bretton Hall, 
respecting the Standing Orders; Referred, 383. Bill"'re- 


ported ; to be ingrossed; 406. Passed, 426. Agreed’ to' by 
the Lords, 455. 





Royal Assent, 519. 

(2.) Petition for a Bill; Referred to 
a Committee, 81. Petition read again ; Order for referring 
it to a Committee, read and discharged ; Petition referred to 
a Committee on the above Petition, 109. 

Snerirr Court Frees. Vide Scorianp. 


Sairrnatt Roads; Petition for a Bill for maintaining and 
improving the same; Referred to’a Committee, 83. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered ; 126. Presented, and read, 167. Com- 
mitted, 191. Reported; to be ingrossed; 433. Passed, 474. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 515. Royal Assent, 514. ° 

Vide BripGNorTH. 
Suips. Vide Recistry or Suirs. Dry Ror. 


SuipwReEckED. Persons; Petition of Henry Trengrouse, 
respecting his Invention for saving Shipwrecked Persons, 
488. To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 489. 

SHrRewspury, Mr. Vide (ApDREssEs, 4.) 


SuREwsBuRy Poor; Petition fora Bill torepeal Act'24 Geo. 3, 
for the better Relief and Employment of. the Poor in ‘that 
Town; Referred to a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 
117. Presented, and read, 182. Petition of Owners? or 
Occupiers of Property, against ; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 324. Petitions of \Di- 
rectors of the Incorporation of the united Parishes of the 
Town and Liberties of Shrewsbury, for the Maintenance of 
the Poor thereof; and of Guardians and Rate-payers, seme 
of whom have served the office of. Directors 4 the Shrews- 
bury House of Industry, of the Parishes. of Saint Mary, 
Saint Chad, Saint Julian, Meole, Holy Cross and Saint Giles, 
in Shrewsbury, in favour; 329. Notice taken, that the Bill 
contained a Clause altering the Law of Settlement; Bill 
withdrawn, 329. 











Report read again ; another Bill ordered ; 

334. Presented, and read, ibid. Day appointed for Second 

Reading, 353. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
63. 


SuooTine and Staspinc. Vide ScoTLanp. 

SipmoutH Pier; Petition for a Bill for constructing a Har- 
bour, and other Works in that Parish ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 67. Reported; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 135. Report, that the 
Parties be permitted to proceed, and to give Notices, &amp;e. 166. 
Report read; Bill ordered ; 235. Presented, and read, sbid. 
Committed, 432. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 464. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 526. Passed, 587. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 623. Considered, and agreed 
to, 641. Royal Assent, 642. , 

Srerra Leone. Vide Accounts. 

Stenet Orricre. Vide Accounts. 

Sitx; (Thrown) Acts relative to the Importation thereof ; 
read ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House ; 
185. Considered, 194. Resolution reported, and agreed to ; 
and Bill ordered thereupon; 206. Vide infra. : . 

— Bill to repeal Act 2 William and Mary, for discouraging 
the Importation of Thrown Silk ; Ordered, 206. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 367. Second Reading deferred, 375. Bill eom- 
mitted, 381. Committee deferred, 387. Bill considered, 393. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third -Read- 
ing; 397- Passed, 404. Agreed to by the Lords, 444. 
Royal. Assent, 518. bl) corbrerie 

Strver Coin. Vide Inevanp. aEL 

Sxetron, Marx. Vide Havre pe GRace. 

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[ 1895. 








Stave Porvusation; Motion for an Address for laying before 

_ the, House, Returns from His Majesty’s Colonies in, the West 
Indies; the Isle, of France, and Cape of Good Hope; : of 
Slaves imported under.Licence, from ist January 1821 ; and 

other Returns, relative. to the Slave Population ; withdrawn, 
pABQe ie 

Su avery; Petitions relative thereto ; viz. Of Inhabitants of 
New Sarum; to be printed, 383. Of Inhabitants of White 
Roothing, and of Tisbury ; to be printed, 454. Of Inhabi- 
tants.of Bolford 3 to be printed, 594. Of Inhabitant House- 
holders of the Parish of Tenterden, 629. Of British Females, 
dahabitasts of Birmingham ; to be printed, 629. 

- Petitions for the amendment of the Consolidation 

Act; viz. Of the Board of Council and House of Assembly 

of Antigua, 529. ‘To be printed, 531. 

Vide (AppRESSEsS, 21, 24, 44, 52, 58) LE- 

cesNes and Escorrery. 








StauGurerinc or Horses. Vide Horsks. 

Stave Trape. Vide Accounts. 

Smattey Common Road. Vide Bramcore Opp Howse. 
SmAtt Desrs. Vide ScorTLanp. 

Smaue Titues. Vide Tirnes. 


Smueciinc Prevention; Bill for the Prevention of 
Smuggling; Ordered, 310. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 334. Committed, 341. Com- 
mittee deferred, 345, 352. Bill considered; reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 358. Further Consideration de- 
ferred, 385, 398, 422. Bill re-committed ; considered ; 447. 
Reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 448. Further Consider- 
ation deferred, 471, 499. Bill re-committed and considered, 
522, 533- Committee deferred, 5309, 545. Bill considered, 
552. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 575. Third 
Reading deferred, 593. Bill passed, 601. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 623. Royal Assent, 626. 

Soar; Motion, that it is expedient, as soon as the Financial 
state of the Country will admit, that the Duty on Soap should 
be greatly reduced ; Question Neg. thereupon, 506. 


Somerset, Lord Charles. Vide Carg or Goop Hope. 


Soutu Devon Insurance Company; Petition fora Bill for 
establishing an Insurance Company in Devonshire ; Referred 
to a Committee, 92. 


Soutn Esk Bridge; Petition for a Bill to amend Acts for 
building a Bridge over that River, near Montrose; Referred 
toa Committee, 93. Reported; Bill ordered ; 202. Pre- 
sented, and read, 236, Committed, 306. Petition of Ma- 
gistrates, &amp;c. of Montrose, against; Referred, 452. Bill 're- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 466. Passed, 478. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 515. Royal Assent, 518. 


Soutn Lonpon Docks; Petition for a Bill for making Wet 
Docks to be called The South London Docks; Referred to a 
Committee, 47. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 54. Presented, and 
read, 97- Committed, 136. Petitions of William Sard, Parish 
Clerk of the Church of Saint John Southwark, and James 
Joyce, Sexton of the said Parish; of the Reverend Samuel 
Benson, Clerk, Lecturer of the Parish of Saint John South- 
wark; of the Reverend John Channing Abdy, Clerk, Rector 
of the said Parish; and of the Select Vestrymen of the Parish 
of Saint John Horseleydown, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 155. Of James Agnew of Russel-Square, Esquire, of 
James Capel, of oy ae Clapton, Esquire, and of Mark Brown 
of Potters Fields, Southwark, Wharfinger ; and of the Rulers 
and others of the Fellowship of the Porters of Billingsgate, 
called Corn and Salt Porters, or Fellowship Porters, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 189. Petitionof The London 
Dock Company, against; Referred ; Counsel ordered; Voices ; 
202. Petition of Robert Richard William Rich, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 221. Petitions of Proprietors 
of Southwark Waterworks, and of James and William Bur- 
gess, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 235. Pe- 
tion of Rulers and others of the Society of Ticket Porters, 
against; Referred, 235. Petition of William and George 
Jones, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 240. Pe- 
titions of Governors and Directors of the Poor of Bermondsey, 
and of Robert Broadwater, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 251. Petition of Commissioners of Southwark 
Paying, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 257. Pe- 
titions of Commissioners of the Highways of the Parish of 
Saint Mary Magdalen Bermondsey; of Commissioners for 
peving, lighting, watching and cleansing the Waterside 

ivision of the Parish of Saint Mary Magdalen Ber- 
mondsey ; and of His Majesty’s Justices and Commissioners 
of Sewers for the limits extending ftom East Moulsey to 
Ravensborne, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 261. 
Petition of the Reverend Andrews Keesterman, against, 269. 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 270. Petition of Watetmen 
of Mill Stairs, agamst, 270. Bill reported, 323. Report 
farther considered ; Bill to be ingtossed; 353. Passed, 375. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 475. Considered, and 
agreed to. idid.. Royal Assent, 518. 





Soutnwark Gaol - Petition for a Bill.for the removal of Pri- 
soners therefrom to Newgate and the Prisons of London; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 39. Reported; Bill ordered; 98. 
Presented, and read, 178. Committed, 230, Petition. of 
Commissioners of Court of Requests, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered:; 230. Petition of Debtors in the Borough 
Compter, against; to lie on the Table, 336. 

Paving ; Petition for,a Bill for better. paving and 

improving that Town and Borough ; Referred toa Committee, 

33- Reported; Bill ordered; 58. Presented, and , read, 

229. Bill committed for thatday six months, 307. 

BripGE stTREET. Vide GRESHAMBURY, 

Sowersy Drainage; Petition for a Bill for draining certain 
Jow.Lands in Upper Rawcliffe, and certain other Parishes ; 
Referred to a Committee, 51. 


SPEAKER: 














Acquaints the House, that ‘he had issued 
Warrants for new writs in the Recess, 3.—That an Account 
relative to the Poor Rates, had been prepared and laid on the 


Table, 628. 





Reports the Lords Commissioners Speech at 
the opening of the Session; 3.—Resolution thereupon, 4. 
Vide (ADDRESSES, 1.) 

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 license the Printing of the Journals, 25: 

- — To issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records, on the hearing of Controverted Elections, 10, 
641. For taking a Person into Custody, ia order to his being 
brought to the Bar, 445- 

Adjourned the House, there being no Member 











present, 174. 





His Speech in reprimanding Robert Poer 

Trench Pilkington, to be printed Nem. Con. 470. 

Informs the House, that he had received a 

Communication from Lady Frances. Wilson respecting Sir 

Henry Wright Wilson’s absence at the Call, 164. 

Calls the Attention of the House to some cir- 

cumstances relating to the London Cora Exchange Bill, 240. 
His Secretary. Vide (AppDRESsEs, 10.) 

Vide Hovse. 

















Speciat Juries. Vide IReLanp. Jurizs. 

SpEENHAMLAND Improvement. Vide Newnury. | 

Spirit Licences; Petition to reduce the Duty thereon ; viz. 
Of Growers and Spirit Retailers of Ennis; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 482. 


Vide IRELAND. 


Spirits; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
how far the Duties on Foreign Spirits may be reduced; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 185. ° 

Acts 59 Geo: 3, c. 52, &amp;c., read; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, 311. Committee de- 
ferred, 317. Acts considered, 332. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; and Bill ordered therenpon ; 340. Vide infra. 

Bill to repeal the Duties payable on Spirits distilled 
in England, &amp;c. Ordered, 340. Presented, and read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; 352. Committed ; Bill to be 
printed, 366. Committee deferred, 386, 392. Bill considered ; 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; and 
Bill, as amended, to be cee ; 414. Farther Consideration 
deferred, 447, 463. Petition of Publicans and Dealers in 
Spirits, of Chester, in favour, 469. Petition of Farmers of 
Wolverhampton, against, 487. Further Consideration de- 
ferred, 490. Bill re-committed; considered in Committee 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 507. Further Consi» 
deration deferred, 514. Petitions from Norwich; Brother- 
cross; Lynn; 529. Distillers of [reland ; to be printed, zbid. 
Bill re-committed, and considered, 531. Petitions of Wil- 
liam Sylvester Wilson, and others ; and of Corn Distillers of 
England, against ; to be printed, 536. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 539. Third 
Reading deferred, 545. Petition of Land-owners.of Bungay, 
against ; to be printed, 573. Bill passed, 575. A to 
by the Lords, 600. Royal Assent, 603. 

House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 

the Duties on Spirits made in Scotland and Ireland ; consi- 

dered, 509. Resalution repartee and agreed to; and In- 
struction accordingly, 511. Vide W gEicuts aND Measures 

— Vide Accounts. Foreicn Spirits. 

Sritat Fieiys Act. Vide Accounts. 

SpitrLe Gate.and Brinoek-enp Road; Petition for a Bill 
for repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 15- Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 20, Presented, and read, 31. Com- 
mitted, 54. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 330. Passedg35 ; 
Agreed to by the Lords, 356. yal Assent, 360. 

Serine Guns; Bill from Lords, to declare unlawful the setting 
of Spring Guns and other offensive Engimes in Woods and 

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Plantatiotis, &amp;e. bo Read; ‘Day appointed for ‘Second 
Reading ; and ‘to printed; 281. Second Reading’ de- 
ferred, 327: Petition of Warren Farmers of Norfolk ‘and 
Suffolk, against, 332. Second Reading deferred, 333, 386, 
414, 428, 462, 512, 593. Bill committed, 585. Committee 
deferred, 589. - Bill considered ; and reported, with Amend- 
ments; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 595. 
Further Consideration deferred, 601. Report forther consi- 
dered ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 607. Third Read- 
ing deferred, 614. Bill read the Third time; Motion, that 
the Bill, with the Amendments, do pass; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 617. 

Starrorp Gao_; Petition of James Stevenson, Coal Master 
of Moxley Colliery, complaining of the state of that Prison ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 620. 


Staines (Middlesex), Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
_and Bill ordered, 40, Presented, and read, 224. 


Stamp Duties; Petitions for the Repeal of certain Stamp 
Duties; viz. Of Merchants and others, of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; to be printed, 70. Of Merchants and others, of 
Alnwick ; to be printed, 118. Of Merchants and others 
of Whitby, 123. Of Merchants, Traders and others of 
Tynemouth ; to be printed, 153. Of Merchants, Traders 
and others, of Bishop Auckland; to be printed, 180. Of 
Merchants and others of Dumfries, 185. Of Bankers, Mer- 
chants and others of Carlisle, 298. Of Corporation and 
Merchants of Stockton-upon-Tees, 308. 


Stamp Duties; Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 185, read; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 534. Considered, 
539 Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered 
thereupon; 546. Vide NewsPapPErs. 








Vide Excise. Fire Insurances. 


Stamps on Lecactiés; Petitions against; viz. Of Freeholders, 
Heritors, Commissioners of Supply, and Justices, of Elgin, 
426, 


Stanpine OrveErs; Select Committee appointed, to whom 
shall be referred every Petition presented to the House, having 
for its object to dispense with any of the Standing Orders 
relative to Private Bills; to report Opinion; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum, 8. 
Petitions for Manchester and Bolton Railway; referred, 12. 
Petition for Old Stratford and Long Compton Roads ; re- 
ferred, 22. Petition for Belfast Railway; referred, 25. 
Report on Oldham Improvement Petition; referred, 26. 
Petition for Hockering and Morton Inclosure ; referred, 27. 
Petitions for improving Ledbury Highways; referred, 20. 
Petitions for Birmingham and Shenstone Road; referred, 
38. Report on Gravesend Road Petition; referred, 43. Peti- 
tion for Saint Andrew’s Holborn Church; referred, 45. Peti- 
tion for Kelso, Melrose, and Dalkeith Railway ; referred, 48. 
Petition for Cheltenham Roads; referred, thid. Petition for 
Limerick Water-works;. referred, ibid. Petition for Poole 
Church; referred, 50. Two Resolutions reported ; 
That, in the case of the Oldham Improvement Petition, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; That, in 
the case of the Gravesend Road Petition ; the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed ; first Resolution postponed; 83. Report 
on Hockeritfg and Morton Inclosure Petition ; referred, 88. 
Report on Dawlish and Exeter Roads Petition; referred, 99. 
Reports on Birmingham and Shenstone Road, and Old Strat- 
ford, &amp;e. Roads Petitions; referred, 100. Report on Dun- 
stable and Windsor Roads Petition; referred, 101. Report 
on Hammersmith Bridge Petition; referred, 102. Report 
on Chester Water-works Petition; referred, ibid. Re- 
port on Chesterfield Water-works and Gas Petition; re- 
ferred, 106. Report on Hanley and Shelton Improvement 
Petition; referred, 107. Report on Saint Ives Pier Petition ; 
referred, ibid. Report on Cheltenham Roads Petition ; re- 
ferred, 108. Report on Tewkesbury and Cheltenham Road 
Petition ; referred, 100. Petition from Manchester respecting 
Standing Orders; referred ; ne on Manchester and Dee 
Ship Canal Petition; referred, ibid. Report on Dyffrin 
Llynvi Railway Petition; referred, 110. eport on Me- 
theringham and Dunston Drainage Petition; referred, ibid. 
Report on Glasgow Gas Light Petition; referred, ibid. Re- 

t on Poole Church Petition; referred, 113. Report on 
Hinckley Gas Light Petition; referred, 114. Report on 
Manchester and Bolton Railway Petition ; referred, 115. Re- 
port on Petition for Isle of Mey Railway ; referred; Report 
oh Petition for Saint Andrew’s Holborn Church; referred, ibid. 
Report on Birmingham and rithid me Railway Petition; re- 
ferred, 117. Report on Edinburgh Water Petition; referred, 
120. Petitions respecting Isle of Dogs Railway; referred, 
121. Report on Petition for Halifax and Sheffield Roads; 
referred, 122. Seven Resolutions reported; That, in 
the case of the Birmingham and Shenstone Road, Chester 
Water-works, Hanley and Shelton Improvement, and the 
Saint Ives Pier Petitions, the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with; That, in the case of the Exeter and Dawlish 
Roads, Old Stratford and Long Compton Road, and the 
Chesterfield W ater-works Petitions, the Parties be permitted to 
proceed, 122. Four first Resolutions postponed, ibid. Report 
on Brighton Railway Petition ; referred, 126, Report on Strat- 








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ford Bow Church-yard Petition ; referred, ‘127: ‘ 


sport on 
Chelsea Church Petition; referred, ibid. Report on Windsor 


Improvement Petition; referred, 131. Report’on Hungerford 
Market. Petition ; referred, 133. Reporton Sidmouth Piet Pe- 
tition ; referred, 135. Report on Birtiving bent and Pershore 
Roads Petition; referred, 136. Report on Ardglass’Roads 
Petition ; referred, 137. Report on: Exeter Road Petition ; 
referred, ibid. Report on Eton Inclosure Petition; refetred, 
ibid. Report on Saint Dunstan’s Church Petition; referred, 
148.—_——Seventeen Resolutions reported; That, in: the 
case of the Cheltenham Road, Tewkesbury and Cheltenham 
Road, Manchester and Dee Ship Canal, Metheringham! and 
Dunstan Drainage, Glasgow Oil Gas Light, Dunstable and 
Windsor Roads, Hammersmith Bridge, Hinckley Gas, Man- 
chester and Bolton Railway, Isle of Dogs or East London 
Railway, and Saint Andrew’s Holborn Church Petitions, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 148, 140. 
That, in the case of the Dyffrin Llynvi Railway, and Poole 
Church Petitions, the Parties be permitted to proceed, 148. 
That, in the case of the Edinburgh and Leith Water-works, 
Halifax and Sheffield Road, Stratford-le- Bow Church-yard,and 
Chelsea Church, Petitions, the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed, and to give Notices, &amp;c. 149. Seven first, tenth, eleventh, 
twelfth and thirteenth Resolutions postponed, 149. ——— 
Report on Paisley Waterworks Petitiddes referred, 154. 
Report on Glasgow and Parkhead Roads Petition; referred, 
154. Report on Oldham Waterworks and Gas Petition; 
referred, 155. Report on Strenshall Inclosure Petition ; re- 
ferred, 156. Report on Bridgewater Improvement Petition ; 
referred, 161. eport on Arrington, &amp;c. Road Petition ; 
referred, «bid. —Instruction to consider of the course 
of proceedings which Petitions relating to Compliance or 
rare oy) mae with the Standing Orders of the House, 161. - 
eport of Resolutions relative to Petitions referring 
to the Compliance or Non-compliatice with the Standing . 
Orders. Three Resolations reported ; That, in the case 
of the Hungerford Market, and the Exeter Road Petitions, 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; That, 
in the case of the Birmingham and Pershore Roads ‘Pe- 
tition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, and to give No- 
tices, 161. Two first Resolutions postponed, 161. 
Five Resolations reported ; That, in the case of the Brighton 
Railway, and the Windsor Improvement Petitions, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; that in 
the case of the Sidmouth Pier, the Ardglass Road, and the 
St. Dunstan’s-in-the-East Church Petitions, the Parties be 
ee to proceed, and that Leave be granted to give 
otices, &amp;c. Two first Resolutions postponed, 166. Report 
on Weymouth Harbour Petition; referred, 167. Report on 
Wainfleet Drainage Petition; referred, 175. Report on 
Lough Neagh Navigation Petition ; referred, ibid. Report on 
Coskernesth Roads Petition; reférred, ibid.——_——Seven 
Resolutions reported ; That, in the case of the Eton Enclosure, 
Strensall Inclosure, Bridgewater Improvement, and the Ar- 
rington Road Petitions; the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with ; That, in the case of the Oldham Waterworks 
and Gas Light Petitions, the Parties be permitted to proceed ; 
That, in the case of the Paisley Waterworks, and the 
Glasgow and Parkhead Road Petitions, the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c. 176. Four first 
Resolutions postponed, 177. Report on Barnsley and Pon- 
tefract Road Petition ; referred, 177. Report on Athlunkard 
Bridge Petition; referred, 178. Report on Petition of Tho- 
mas Eyre Lee, relative to the Birmingham Railway; referred, 
182. Minutes referred, 184. Report on Great Bow Bridge 
Petition; referred, 183. esolution reported, That in 
the case of the Weymouth Harbour and Wharfs Petition, tlie 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, &amp;c. and 
that Leave be granted to deposit an Estimate, &amp;c. 180. 
Report on Glasgow Improvement Petition; referred, 196. 
Report on Clyde Navigation Petition; referred, 198. Re- 
ye on West Lothian Railway Petition; referred, 200. 
eport on Tewkesbury (Severn) Bridge Petition; referred, 
200. Report on Tewkesbury and Cheltenham Road Petition ; 
referred, 201,_——_Six Resolutions reported ; That, in the 
case of the Petition of Mr. Lee, the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with ; That, in the case of the Cocker- 
mouth Roads, and the Lough Neagh Navigation Petitions; the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bills ; ‘That in the 
case of the Barnsley and Pontefract Road, Wainfleet Drain- 
age, and the Athluakard Bridge Petitions; the Parties be 
permitted to proceed with their Bills, to deposit Plans, and 
to give Notices, &amp;c.° First Resolution postponed, 203. 
Report on Amesbury Road Petition; referred, 208. Report 
on North Road (Fleet Market) Petition; referred, 210. Re- 
port on Almond Waterworks Petition ; referred, 214. Report 
on Petitions respecting Bast London Railway ; referred, 216. 
Report on Cork and Ballyhooly Roads Petition ; referred ; 
Report on. Beverley Improvement Petition; referred; 
Report on Portsea Improvement Petition; referred, ébid. 
Report on Limerick Waterworks Petition; referred, 217. 
Report on Leeds and Halifax Road Petition ; referred, 218. 
Report on Gosport Chapels Petition; referred, 222. Minutes 
respecting East London Railway Petition ; referred, ibid. 
Six Resolutions reported; That, in the case of the 
Tewkesbury and Severn Bridge Petition, the Standing Orders 
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. “sought not to be dispensed with ; That, in the case,of the West 
Lothian Railway, Tewkesbury -and Cheltenham Roads, and 
the Glasgow Improvement Petitions,the Parties be permitted 
to proceed with their Bills; That, in the case of the Great 
Bow Bridge, and) the Clyde Navigation Petitions, the 
.Paxtiesbe permitted to proceed, and to give Notices, Xe. 
First. Resolution postponed, 224. oe: on Dumfries 
Awprovement Petition; referred, 225. Order for referring Re- 
port on Almond Waterworks Petition; read, and discharged, 
292. Report.on Limerick and Waterford Railway Petition ; 
referred, 237. Seven Resolutions reported ; That, in 
the case of the Amesbury Road, North Road (Fleet Market,) 
and the Portsea Improvement Petitions, the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with; That the Report of East 
London Railway Petition was informal and insufficient ; and 
that in the cases of the Cork and Ballyhooly (Ireland) Road, 
the Beverley Improvement, and the Limerick Waterworks 
Petitions, the Parties be permitted to proceed, and to deposit 
Plans, &amp;c. Three first Resolutions: postponed ; Fourth 
read, and Report re-committed ; 241. Three Reso- 
lutions reported; ‘That, in the case of the Limerick and 
Waterford Railway Petition, the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with; 256. That, in the case of the Leeds 
and Halifax Roads, and the Gosport Chapel Petitions, the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bills, and to 
deposit Lists, &amp;c. ibid. First Resolution postponed ; ibid. 
Report on East London Railway Petition; referred, 263. 
Member added, 273. Report on Rochdale Improvement 
additional Petition; referred, 283. Report on Cambridge 
Gaol Petition; referred; Report on St. Bride’s Poor Peti- 
tion; referred, ibid. Report on Western Ship Canal 
additional Petition; referred, 284. Six Resolutions 
reposted; That, in the case of the Dumfries Improvement, 
East London Railway, Cambridge Gaol, and St. Bride’s 
(London) Poor Petitions, the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with; That, in the case of the Western Ship 
Canal, and Rochdale Improvement additional Petitions, 
Power be given to make Provision, and to give No- 
tices, &amp;c. Four first Resolutions postponed, 292. Report 
on Eau Brink Drainage Petition; referred, 319. Re- 
solution reported, That, in the case of the Eau Brink Drain- 
age Petition, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with; Resolution postponed, 328. Report on Henley-upon- 
Thames Petition for Provision; referred, 432. Re- 
solution reported, That, in the case of the Petition for Pre- 
vision in the Henley-upon-Thames Poor Bill, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 443. Resolution 
postponed, ibid. Report on Kensington Canal Petition ; 
referred, 503. Resolution, That in the case of the 
Kensington Canal Petition, the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with; . Resolution postponed, 526. 


Vide Bitus. House. Orpers. Pe- 























TITIONS. 
STAININGLEY Road. Vide Legps. 
Strate oF IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 
SraTionery. Vide Accounts. 
STEALING IN Mines. Vide Mines. 


Stream NavicGaTion Company. Vide ATLANTIC FIsHING. 
GENERAL STEAM NaviGaTION. 


Srock and Brap ey (Worcester) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to 
divide and inclose; and Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and 
read, 131. Committed, 161. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
219. Passed, 231. Agreed to by the Lords, 272. Royal 
Assent, 297. , 

Srocxrort Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 

pairing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 

19. Reported; Bill ordered; 34. Presented, and read, 47. 
Committed, 130. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 209. Passed, 
240. Agreed to by the Lords, 294. . Royal Assent, 297. 

— Petition for a Bill for lighting with Gas 
that Town; Referred to a Committee, 13. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 34. Presented, and read, 100. Committed, 130. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 222. Passed, 240, Agreed to 
by the Lords, 295. Royal Assent, 297. 

_————— Petition for a Bill for better supplying that Town 

. with Water; Referred to a Committee, 94. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 190. Presented, and read, 167. Committed, 197. 
Reported ;, Report to lie on the Table; 373. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 405. Passed, 4oy. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 439. . Koyal Assent, 441. 

SrockTON-vPon-Tees and Barnarp Castie Road; Pe- 
tition fora Bill for repairing the same ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 13 Reported; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and 
read,.131. Committed, 162. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
210. Passed,21$. Agreed to by the Lords, 242, . Royal 
Assent, 251. 

StonenaveN Harbour; Petition for a Bill for improving and 
maintaining ‘that Harbour; Referred to a Committee, 58. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 116. Presented, and read, 182. 
Committed; 201. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 312. Passed, 
346. Agreed to by the Lords,g85. Royal Assent, 441. 

Stour Navigation, and Sanpwicn Harbour; Petition ‘for 
improving the Navigation of the River Stour and Sandwich 





Haven; Referred to a Committee, 13. Reported, 22. Bill 
ordered, 23. Presented, and read, 30. Petition from Cor- 
poration of Sandwich, in favour; to lie on the Table, 87. 
Of Inhabitants of Sandwich; of Cinque Port Pilots.of Deal ; 
and of Naval Officers and: Traders of Walmer, and Upper 
Deal, in favour; 98. Bill committed, 102. Petition of Free- 
holders and others of Sandwich, in favour;.to lie .on,the 
Table, 107. Petition of Mayor and Corporation of Fordwich, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 107; Petitions of 
Ship-owners and others of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sunderland 
and Sandwich, in favour; 116. Petition of the Governors of 
Bethlem Hospital, against; 210. Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 211. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Lands, 
Tenements and Hereditaments in the Parish of Stonar, in the 
Isle of Thanet ; and in the Parish of Word otherwise Worth ; 
of Thomas Wood of the Town and Port of Sandwich, Gentle- 
man, and John Wood of Stonar, Gentleman; and of Ediward 
Kingsford of Littleborne, Miller and Merchant, against ; Re- 
ferred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 234. Petition of Freemen 
and Inhabitants of Canterbury, 239. Petition of Naval 
Officers and others, in favour; 243. Petition of Trustees of 
Ramsgate Harbour, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
291. Petition of Owners of Lands between Fordwich Bridge 
and Sandwich Haven, against ; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered ; 318. Petition of Corporation of Canterbury, against ; 
322. Petition of Commissioners of Sewers, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; ibid. Bill reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 432. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; 450. Passed, 464. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 515. Considered, and agreed to, 525. Royal Assent, 
586. 
Stoursripce; Petition for a Bill for ‘better lighting ‘and 
improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, ‘io. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 106. Presented, and read, 126. 
Coumitted, 138. Reported; to be ingrossed; 210. Passed, 
232. Agreed to by the Lords, 286. Royal Assent, 297. 
Srrancers. Usual Order relating to them, 7. 


STRATFORD-LE-Bow ; Petition for a Bill for: proyiding an 
additional Burial Ground for that Parish; Referred to 
a Committee, 85. Reported ; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 127. Report, that the Par- 
ties be permitted to proceed, and to give Notices, &amp;c. 149. 
Report read; Bill ordered ; 233. Presented, and read, ibid. 
Committed, 270. Reported; to be ingrossed; 372. Passed, 
409. Agreed to by the Lords, 439. Royal Assent, 441. 


Srratrorp and Moreton Railway; Petition for Bill to 
amend Act, 89. Referred to a Committee, 90. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 204. Presented, and read, 231. Committed, 
283. Petition of Trustees of Bridgetown Roads, against ; 
Referred, 335. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 
453- Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 504. 
ge 513. Agreed to by the Lords, 542. Royal Assent, 
590. 

Strensatt (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 82. Petition and Order of Leave for Bill, 
read and discharged ;: Petition referred to a Committee ; 
109. Reported ; Report referred to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders; 156. Report, that the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 176. ~ 


Stroop Gas Lieut. Vide RocueEster. 
Stroop Road. Vide MaLuine. 


Stroup ImpRoveMENT ; Petition for a Bill for paving and 
improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 14. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, and read, 27.. Com- 
mitted, 47. Reported; to be ingrossed; 183. Passed, 190. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 233. Royal Assent, 250. a 

Stroup Roads. Vide Cainscross. 


Srroup and Severn Railway ; Petition for a Bill for making 
a Railway from Framiload Passage upon the River Severn, 
to Dudbridge, and several other Places; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 85. Reported, 117, Bill ordered, 118. Order of 
Leave for Bill, read and discharged; Bill ordered ; 214. 
Presented, and read, 215. . Petition of Thames and Severn 
Canal Company, against; To lie on the Table, 262. Peti- 
tions of the Company of Proprietors of the Stroudwater 
Canal Navigation ; of John Hawker, of Dudbridge, Esquire ; 
of Henry Charles Eycott, of Alkerton, Esquire ; of Trustees 
of certain Estates situate in the Parish of Minchinbampton, 
held by them upon trust, for the education of Youths in 
Saint Chloe School, in the said Parish; of William Fryer, 
of Alderton, Esquire; of the Reverend Thomas Pettat, of 
Southerop, Clerk ; of John Peaty, of Dudbridge, Carpenter ; 
of William Halliday, of Froom Hall, Esquire; of Samuel 
Clutterbuck, of Dudbridge, Soap-boiler and Maltster; of 
Daniel Gardiner Chance, of Cainseross, Gentleman ; and of 
Samuel Peach, of Idlecot, Esquire, against, 270. Petitions 
of Robert Seward, of Newnham; and of Miners and 
Traders of Dean Forest, against; 324. Petition of Company 
of Proprietors of Gloucester and Berkeley Canal, against ; 
330. Petitions of Inhabitants of the Town of Cirencester ; 
of Wool Merchants and Traders of the City of Bristol; of 
Clothiers and other Inhabitants of the Vale of Woodchester 
and Nailsworth; of Manufacturers of Woollen sear and 

esidents 








1825. INDEX tothe Eicutretra VoLttmMr! 


Residents in the Town and Parish of Painswick ; of Wool . presented,.and read, 236. Committed) 26. Reported ; 
_-Merchants, Blackwell Hall Factors, and others, of the City of cad Bill re-comntitted ; Lewes to rs rh Bill reported ~ 
London, interested in the Wool Trade, and in the manufac- to be ingrossed ; 348. Passed, 361. Agreed to by the 
i wane 5 5 bed $ at conga ge of Woollen Lords, 385. Royal Assent, 441. 

oth, Weavers and others, Inhabitants of the Parish of : 
Stroud, and of the Clothing District in its immediate Vicinity, we cee goon vo Waet tanh aaa 
in favour; 346.° Petitions of Henry Clifford Clifford, Es- a Vide | (ApprEssEs, 25, 26.) Ways and 
ee of William Henry Stanton, Clothier; of Henry Smith, Means, and Bris in Surrty. 

ornelius Blackwell, and John Clutterbuck, Gentlemen; of Sututvan, John Augustus; Bill from Lords to dissolve his 
John Critchley, Yeoman ; of Thomas Hawkins, Gentleman ; Marriage with Maria Holmes Sullivan his Wife, 593. Read, 
of Thomas Morse, Esquire ; of Samuel Brown, Gentleman ; ibid. mmitted; Petition of Thomas Lightfoot, Agent 
of Owners and Occupiers of Messuages, Lands and Pre- for Mr. Sallivan, relative to the Service of the Order of the 
mises between the River Severn, and Framiload and Brims- House on Mrs. Sullivan; and for shortening the time for 
combe Port and Nailsworth; and of CharlesOwen Cambridge, going into the Committee ; he was called in, and examined 
i — ; 347- Second Reading put: off for Six in Snipa eprom wet cig my, vert for Mrs. apy 
Months, 348. - . : _ ealled in, and consented on her part, to the time being short- 

Supsury IMprRovEMENT; Petition fora Bill for paving and ened for going into the Committee ; Instruction for Counsel 

improvin : that Town ; Referred to a Committee, 17. Re- and Witnesses, 604. Bill considered, and reported, 609. 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 26, Petition of Free Burgesses and _ Passed, 616. Royal Assent, 628, _ 


others, of Sudbury, against ; To lie on the Table, 180. Bill SurzRaANNvuaTIoNs. Vide Accounts. Suppry., 





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SUPPLY: : 
MOTION for; to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 14. Lords Commissioners Speech referred, and Motion 
considered, 17. Resolution reported, and agreed to, Nem. Con.; to. be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 24, 
73» 97, 120, 135, 153, 171, 181, 206, 214, 253, 266, 295, 300, 317, 327, 340, 352, 358, 375, 386, 393, 403, 423, 
436, 449, 463, 484, 500, 511, 523, 533, 546, 553-——Considered, 33, 42, 103, 129, 164, 1935 228, 238.276, 310, 

~ 365» 414, 470, 490. esac? | 

Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c. referred, 33, 42, 129, 193, 228, 276, 310, 332, 365, 470, 490. 
————— Further Consideration of Reports deferred, 113, 339,357, 366, 372, 394, 415) 447, 463; 472, 490; 500, '507- 


Reports deferred, 50, 206, 228, 239, 317, 327, 423, 428, 436, 449, 463, 472, 476, 483, 495, 500)'501, 507, 
508, 517, 524. 7 ' 7 


———~— A Report of Supply received upon a Division, 112. 

_-— A Resolution amended, 532. - : 

+——-— Motion for reading Resolutions a Second Time; Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolutions read a Second 
‘Time, and agreed to;.171.. 

———-— Amendments proposed to be made to-Resolutions, but not made, 171, 531, 532- 

— Report (20 June 1823) on the Petition of Mr. M‘Adam; Referred, 310. | 


‘ — Motion for referring Estimate (presented. 5 May) relative to Public Works; Amendment proposed ; Amendment 
~~ and Motion withdrawn, 470. ' 




















Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;—Relating to, 


rons 











Reported, and Agreed to a Sums Granted. 
NAVY, &amp;c. ore 
Page. Bi iw avr 
tee 17 February 1825: £ meroring 
73.- °° THAT 29,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for Thirteen Lunar ery 


Months, from ist January 1825, including 9,000 Royal Marines : 
73- * For Wages for Ditto -. - - - - - - - \e 923,650 - - 


73-0. ° For Victuals for Ditto - - - - - - ~ ~ gob sll 603,200 .- -— 
73: : For Wear and Tear of Ships - = - - - - - - - - 320,450 - - 
pee” For Ordnance Sea Service mide Ce Ae sTOLTIOF - © 94,250 - - 
22 February 1825: 
(| For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Admiralty Office, for 1825 - 54,886. 5 1 
Ditto - - - of the Navy Pay Office —_ ot te ~ a - - 20,633. 1 6 
Ditto - - - of the Navy Office - ° ~ ° z % Se . 56,760 15 - 
Ditto - - - of the Victualling Office - - - - - - - 33,977 10 = 
Ditto ~- - - of His Majesty’s Yards at Home - - oie -) he 157,176 +3 5 
Ditto - - -° of Wages of Artificers and’Labourers" -- =... -- -*. 560,000 = -— 
J Ditto - - - of Timber, Stores and Materials for building Ships - - -| - 538,906 - «= 
Ditto - - - of Pilotage, &amp;c. °= - - -“—V ° - - ° - eo 
Ditto - - - of Foreign Yards wo OD ig Tee Lr ae 52,022 13 5 
Ditto - - - of the Victualling Yards ie far. - F - ° - 73572 - 6 
ee Ditto - -- of Medical Establishments | - - - 2 tle - 55,510 13 11 
112, 113; Further Consider. Ditto - - - of the Royal Naval College - - « - - - ° 6,252 1% 7 
113. Teper’ Rll con? Ditto - - - of Officers, Shipbbeiers, a. = (hci lla Rachelle aE ee se 106,027, :7. 1 
Seer emma Ditto - - - of Victuals to‘Officers, Shipkeepers,&amp;c.  - -"" *# = 54,787. 4 - 
spats Ditto - - - of the Hire of Packets, for1825 - - +--+ =" +» 40,480, ~ - 
Ditto - - - of Half Pay to Naval Officers Sea Se eee ae 897,500, - - 
For Superannuations - - - rr - “pias - - 131,692 18 2 
For Bounty to Chaplains —_- - - .- . - i uabie - 1,500 “- - 
For Allowances to Widows and Orphans on the Compassionate List - = - / 7,000 = = 
For Deficiency of Fund for Relief of Widows of Officers ya, oe! of 90,000 = = 
For Deficiency of Fund for Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hospital - — - 260,000 “- - 
For Superannuations to Commissioners and others —- - - - - 168,503 13° «2 
For Repairs and Improvements of Dock Yards etd ott a oe 182,688 - - 
For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons - - - = -. = = &amp; 255,000 - 
is &lt; 











For,the Transport Service 9-09 - me tt ote 188,300 - - 


ware ' ; | £.\ 5,983,126 17 10 


"7 
Vor. 80.—~Sess. 1825. T (continued.) 





- 








——— 


Reported, and Agreed to. 


INDEX to the EicutTretyH VoLtumeE. 





[18955 








169. 


169; Amendment 


but not made ; 
agreed to, 171. 


169. 


169, - 


170, 
170, 
170, 
170. 
170. 
170. 
170. 
170. 


170. 


170. 
170. 
170. 
170, 


1 70. 2 


170, 


16g. (Ireland.) 


372; Bill ordered thereupon. 
$72; Vide-Militia, infra. 


(lreland.) 


170 == 


179, 
170, 
170. 


170, = 


170 8=— = 
170. 
LaF Le 
170 &gt; 


171. 


17 Bs 


- +7? 


io o71. 


a7 be - 


+ (Dd) 


stato 


-178 (lreland.) 








j 


SUPP L Y—continued. 
ARMY: 


28 February : 
ON Account, towards defraying the Charge of Army Services, for 1825 - 


7 March: 


That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 86,893 Men (exclusive of 
Regiments employed in the East Indies) be maintained for the Service 
of the United Kingdom, from 25th December 1824 to 24th Decem- 
ber 1825: 

For His Majesty’s Land Forces, 


from asth December 1824 to es 
March 1825 - - S'.9e foen) erie l Neos. 


For the A of Ditto in Ireland ati tie ee 
For defraying the Charge of His Majesty’ s ied Forces, from 25th March 
to my Samer 1825 - om GE } 
Ditto---inIreland - - + 2+ = © 2 ff 8 = 
For General and Staff Officers. - - - - - © © = 
Ditto ---inIreland - - - + - 2+ *# 2 «© * 


For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments = - 
For Medicines and Surgical Materials - - - - - - e 
Ditto - - - inIreland -- - - « ° “ ‘6 ere ee 


For Four Troops of Dragoons, and Nineteen Companies of Foot, stationed 
in Great Britain, for recruiting Corps employed in the East Indies -} 


For the Royal Military College - - - - - + = - 


For the Pay of General Officers -  - ‘on fl ced * gil “a sod 
For His Majesty’ s Garrisons at Home and Abroad Pea Fy. he ee 
Ditto---inIreland - - - 2+ 2+ 2 2+ oe = &amp; 
For Full Pay to Retired Officers - - + - © = = 5 
For Half Pay to Reduced Officers - -  - - o ces habit 
For Military Allowances to Ditto - - - 
For Half Pay and Allowances for Officers of disbanded Foreign ‘Caras &amp;e. 
For the In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital oo ant shen obey hanityot 
Ditto - - - of In-Pensioners of Kilmainham Hospital - + - = - 
For the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - - + «+ = 
For the Royal Military Asylum - - - - - - é 
For Pensions to Widows of Land Forces and Marines _ ee, Oe 
For Ajlowances on the Compassionate List BO Set fe pretties 
For Allowances in the nature of Superannuation or Retired Allowances - 
Ditto ---inIreland - - - - + += 2+ 2 «© « 
For Fees expected to be paid at the Exchequer ee 


For the Royal Veteran Battalions, ame 2 5th puceted 1604 to atte March) 
1825 - - - te 
For Two Royal Veteran Battalions i inIreland - © - ~ a ie a 


22 March: 
For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army, for 1825 wih od 


For defraying the Charge of the Commissariat Department, for 1825 - | 





478,024 7 = 
185,291. 13. - 
1,153,431 — 1 
(246,263 18 4 
9327 ee. 
24,581 - 8 
116,470 13 10 
13,270 14 6 
5,188 17. = 
27,3388 5 § 
135189 9g 2 
151,522 16 9g 
29,832 6 10 
5491 = 3 
191,000- - = 
75%,000- —- — 
42,048 2 6 
109,710 — -— 
33,896 9 - 
12,075 13 10 

; 1,240,913 2 11 
24,834 14 2 
135,369 16 8 
186,608 13 9 
44,305.16 10 
§:690..8  - 
33,000 — — 
9,657 18 5 
17,984 4 10 
620,000 - - 
969,014 8 3 





£. 
AND VOLUNTEERS : 


7 March 1825: 
For defraying the Charge of the Yrontecs Corps, in Great Brunia, for) 


MILITIA 


1825 u J 
Ditto - - - inIreland - - - - - w ° . = } 
3 May: ; 
For the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain, for the Year 1825 - . + 
Ditto - - - inIreland. - - - ° « ° « e “a - 
ye 


ORDNANCE: 


7 March 1825: 
For defraying the Salaries to the Maavex Goneaml, on Priewipal Oficem of 
His Majesty’s Ordnance _ - 
Ditto - - - of the several Military Establishments of Ditto + .- © win 
Ditto - - - of the several Civil Establishments of the Office of Ordnance 
Ditto - - - of Fifty-six Master Gunners, &amp;c. - 
For defraying the Charge of the Conga of Royal “Engineers ied Royal 
Sappersand Miners - - ‘} 
Ditto - - - of the Royal Regiment of Artillery Se Ma et ti 
For the Brigade of Horse Artillery, &amp;&amp;. -  - - - - = &amp; 
For the Director General of the Field Train - 
For the Medical Establishment for the Military Depattindnt of the Opdamice 
For the Establishment of Civil Officers, Professors, &amp;c.  - 


For Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance, for 1825 - - - 
For the Office of Ordnance, Land Service, and not provided pal in 1824 - 
Ditto - - - in [reland, for 1825 ~- “+ -2 + = - 


For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, on account of Allowances to” 
Superannuated, Retired and Half Pay Officers - - - (-. 7 


7:311,256 8 7 








128,000 =—- - 


19,305 


12 - 


303,459 1 6 


94,207 


13 «6 





544,972 7 pe 








Ditto - - - to Persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance SAT yt 





48,948 - ia 
7:219 mE - 
35490 - = 
4165 -— +" 
Ae = 
241,289 - - 


29,912 


1,818 - - 
tiie = 
4,407 ee iy 
S062; = = 
4,592 shir pe 
102,315 - — 


301 948 ee es 
47,860 - - 


1895.) 





INDEX to the _Ercutiet xn, V6 hUME: 























a SS ~ — 
Ragereely ener te. SU P PL Y—continued. Sume Granted. 
_ Page. ORDNANCE—tontinued. £ d 
bet - For defraying the Charge of the Ordnance Perel, Department in Gren fs ay ; ‘Bad 
* ’ ‘Britain, fo 1825 “ - - M4 Ss = 
171, (Ireland.)) Ditto + - - in Ireland - - - - - - - - - - 132,272 i. = 
37m Tk For the Commissariat Store Branch of the Office of Ordnance, for 1825 ~ 175:725 - - 
~17%. - For Sums.to be paid at the Treasury for Fees - = - —_ ee; 1,632 .- — 
: £. | 1,376,641 - -~ 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES: ; seems 
14 February: 
- + 4% - To discharge the like Amount of Suppiizs granted for the service of the] |: : AS 
years 1821, 1822, 1823 and 1824 - - P - - “ - seh | } ee eres 
28 February: 
- 134. ‘For the service of- the British Museum, from asth December 1824 ‘&gt; 163 i— = 
.25th.March 1826 - - - - - - - - - - a 
&lt; 22 March: ; “6 
_ 244. (Ireland.)} For the Protestant Cnarter Scnoous of Ireland’ - - =~ = 15,615. - = 
~ 244. (D°) | For the Society for DiscounteNANcING Vice  - - = ‘\=* &amp; ~§106 "&gt; — = 
~~ 2944. -(D*) For the Epucation of the Poor - - - &gt; - = = = = 20,000. - — 
- 244. (D°) For the Founpuiine Hospirat’ -" - - -" - é - 24,478 - - 
244. (D°) For the House of Inptstry - - . - - - - + 3929 5O3 0h maid 
244. (D°) ‘For the Ricumonp Lunatic AsyYLuM a - - - - ; —5:640. eS vane 
. 244. (D*) ‘For the Hipgrnian Socirty for-Soldiers Children . - - 7,500 = = 
244. (D°) | For the Hinernian Marine Society Con ne, 1,600" - + 
244. (D°) For the FemALE Orpuan House, Dublin - - - - - - 1,761 - - 
. 244. (D*) ‘For the Westmorianp Lock Hospitau — - - - - : - - 34&gt;" = 
_ 244. (D°) 'For the Lyrne-1n Hospitat . - - - - - : “ 2,885 .- - 
244. (D*) ‘For De. Stervens’s HospiTaL - - 4-7 - - . - - 1,663°.- - 
244. (D°) For the Fever Hospirat and House of Recovery. - - - - 3,692 .- = 
244 (D°) For the Hospirau for INcuRABLES - - - - - - - 400 .- — 
.. 244. (D°) ‘For the Roman Catuontic SEMINARY - - - - - - - _ 8,928 .- - 
245. (D°) For the Roya Cork Institution TE oP hess lt ak Sud ad -1,900 ;- - 
"245. (D*) For the Dusiin Society - -- - - - - = - . yaee = = 
- 245. (D°) For the Commissioners of WipzE STREETS - . - - - 40,000":'- «| 
245. (D°) For the Farmine Society of Ireland - - - . - - - $,500°°\'. = 
245. (D°) |'For the Royvan Irish AcapEmy - . - - - - - - 900° *— as 
~ 245. ¢D*) For the Commissioners of CHARITABLE DoNATIONS - - - - 722 .—- = 
245. (D°) For the Linen Boarp of Ireland - - - . - - - 19,938 9 23 
245. (D*) For the Boarp of Works inIreland + - = = = = 20,053 .- ~ 
245. (D°) For Printine, STATIONERY, &amp;e. - - - - - = = -&amp; 15,886 — 
245. (D°) | For publishing ProchaMATIONS .- - - = 9% = #. &gt; 6,500 = -~ 
248. ({D°) || For printingStatutes.- -- -- -- .- .% 17 27 2 %uu;" + ne vel ai 
245. (D°) | For Criminat Prosecutions - - - - - - - ° 30,185 - —. 
245. €D°) For Non-ConrorRMING MINISTERS - - - = =  * «&amp; 13,894 18 3% 
~ 245° €D*) || For Lorreky Orrictrs “' -* ss Ste ee aca te “1,072 124 
245. (D°) For Intanp NaviGATIONS - - - - - - - - - 4f—s . &lt; .@ 
245: (D°) | Inaid of Scnooxs HARON Gh ALO eum 6,000 - - 
245. (D°) |. For the Commissioners of Fees iu CourtsofJustice - - - - 7,9%¢ - = 
~ "245. (D°) |; For Commissioners of INguiry in Ireland en ee oe ae -1670% — « 
245. (D°) | For Expenses of the Recorp Commission - - - - - - ~ 3,500 —- -— 
245. (D°) | ForSuperRaNNuUATION ALLOWANCES - - - - - 1,116 18 . 5 
~ 245, ‘For Salaries ‘and Allowances to Orricrers of the Houses of Lorps and Pay 
Commons - os - - - - : « - « Y 27,030, = om 
245. «= ‘For Expenses of Lorps and Commons Wyss. tom ces Peet? Mule t 16,572 = -— 
-— = 845s For the Deficiency of the Fez Funp. - = - = - - = = = 03:879 -- = 
245. For Contincent Expenses and Messencers Bits vii ade nia? 68,634 «+ ~- 
~ 245° - Fer the Commissioners of Revenve Inguiry - - - - - 5,200 —-" = 
245. 2 ‘For Salaries to Orricers and Expenses of the Court and Receipt of 
= = oof ~ExcHEQUER ~ - ~ = © &lt;2 7 2 5 2 ST Obe tee oe } SSS. 
~ = 245. - : For Salaries or Allowances granted to Professors in the UNniversiTIEs. . - 14058 5 -— 
= = 245. . For Salaries to the Commissioners of the INsotvent Destors Court - 6,740 - - 
~ 2464.» - | Ditto - - - of Office for the Superintendence of AuieNs - - - 487%. - - 
-» 24660 &gt; ' For the PewirenTiaARY Hovgs at Milbank - — -- - . - - 20,000 ° = -= 
246. - , For SuPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES - - - - - - ” 12,124 16 8 
246. - ' For the Relief of Emicrants Sic!) Day Th sofa’? Sadi Shiveteh of 16,120 = 
246. - | For the Nationa Vaccine EstaBLisHMENT ¥ v2 bee visyande ath = = 
246. - For the Reruce forthe Destitute - -  - = + - - 5,000, .- -—- 
246. -- | For American LoyanisTs -) 0 9) eget tt otis or 6,300...- - 
= =%&amp; - | For Crimiwat Lunatics. - «+ - - &gt; ~ - my ot - 3,306,.10 — 
246. - For Protestant Diss—entinG MINISTERS -. 0 = = (0% (e004 6,312,-.7 10 
246. - For Foreign and other Secret Servicks - = = 4. +--+] 56,000. .- — 
= = 246tAc@ | For printing Acts of PariraMeEnt, Bitus, Rerorts,&amp;c. | + - =! 99,169.2- - 
246. - . For printing by order of Commissioners of PuBiic Recorbs ad) 36 10,371--- =~ 
246. - * For Srationenry, Printine, and Brnpinc - - - - - da | 96,240. - -— 
~ - 2466% 16 For the Expenses-of the Mrvrt in the Goup-Comnack -. + wasp vi ff 34,0065. - - 
246. = » For loss on Frisn Strver ToKENs eit lat ba o 9) ee eK 52,000 - — 
~  ™ g4Biesie . For Prosecutions relating to the Coin) = = ewe 6,000 - ~ 





VoL, 80.——Sess. 1825. 





(continued.) 











= 


INDEX) to: the Erouti ETH VOLUME. 








Reported, and ‘Agreed to. 










































Page. 
mo - 
246. - 
246. - 
246, 
246. - 
246. - 
246. - 
246. ~ 
246. - 
246. - 
246. - 
246. - 
246. - 
246. - 
246. - 
247. ‘ 
247. - 
247. F 
247. - 
247. - 
247. - 
288. - 
288. - 
288. - 
288. (Ireland.) 
288. (D°) 
288. “ 
288. - 
288, - 


~ 339. (Ireland.) 
339. (D*) 
339- . 
339; Further Consideration 
deferred, 339, 357, 366, 
372, 394, 415, 449, 463, 
472, 490, 500, 507, 517, 
524. Considered; Amend- 
ment fee a agama ybut vets 
tion agreed to; 531 


339: ° 


484. - 


but not made; Resolution 
agreed to; 531. 


. S3te - 
531. - 


532 ; Resolution amended, al 


5315 Amendment Eston 


agreed to ; ibid, 


(Ireland.) 
' 532. (D*) 

532. (D*) 

532. (D°) 
532. (D*) 
532. (D»°) 
4t. - 

244. - 








SU PP L Y—continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. 


For Fittings and Furniture of Houses of PARLIAMENT - 
For the Expense of Law Cuoarces © - - - -2 * °=  &amp; 
For maintaining and employing Convicts at Home and at Bermuda, “ 


1825 - - "i v « 4 pe es ‘ a &lt; ° 
For Expenses incurred under Act for the Abolition of the SLavz TrapeE - 
Ditto - - - of CommissioNERS~ - - - - - - i? as 
For Special Commissions to SPANISH AMERICA -— = aM eEE te 
For Salaries to His Majesty’s Consuts - - 
For Bixxs drawn or to be drawn from New Soutn WALEs-~ - - - 





_ For defraying the Charge of the) Cited 34d sdiacrtotl ol 
Crvit EsrasuisuMent -f ° 
.. | Ditto - - - - of Dominica - - - - - 
2 Ditto - ° - - of Upper Canada - 
S) Ditto - - - - of Nova Scotia - - - - 
Ee / Ditto - - -° = of New Brunswick wo stati ee 
a Ditto - - - - of Prince Edward Island - - 
= Ditto . ae - : of Sierra Leone - - - - 
= Ditto : - - - of Newfoundland . - - - - 
Ditto - - - of _New South Wales - - - 
Ditto - -. = of Civil and Military Eatablisheyents } 
. of African Forts, for 1825 - 
For CoLoniat Services - - - - - - - - - 


For the Propagation of the GosrEt oe SPE Paty ber Fal % 


29 March: 
For Works and Repairs of Pustic BurnpiIngs  - = * += = 
For Works at the EpinsurGu COLLEGE - - - ~ - - 
Ditto - - - at Portpatrick Harsour - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - at DonacuapeE Harsour - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - at Kincstown Harsour, formerly Dunleary - - — - 
For Buildings at the Britrisa Museum - o 3) le - - - - 
For building the Orricr of His Majesty’s Privy Councit and completing 
the Orrice forTrape - . - - - - a 2 
For Repairs and Works at Winpsor CASTLE © r1onel sicmun el: i 
25 April: 
For the Potice and Watcu EstasLisHMents of DuBLIN - - - 
For the Commissioners-of EpucATION - - - - . i J 


For the Expense of the Roads and Harbours of Hotyneap and Howtn - 


For facilitating Emigration from the South of Ireland to Canapa, for) 
Sah c 8 NI TL gs fo tee a Seer eR YER 


For the purchase of Mr. Ricn’s Collection of Manuscripts, &amp;c. for ™~} 


British Museum - - ° ° o + &gt; 4 a + 
2 June: 

To remunerate Jonn Loupon M‘Apam for his Services - « ° - 
13 June: 


To defray part of the Expense of Repairs of the Cons at Lyme Recs. - 


To indemnify Proprietors of Staves in America, under Treaty of GHENT 


To pay off and discharge Proprietors of ANNUITIES, granted under Acts} 
37 and 42 ‘Geo. 3 - - - - . - - - - -f 


To complete the Sum necessary for the ProresTaNT CuarTeR SCHOOLS 


For DiscounTENANCING VicE . - 
For the Society for promoting the Enucation of the Poor in Ireland — - 


For the Founpuine Hospitat, Dublin - - “ - in “ 
Ditto - - - in aid of ScnHooLs inten in tt ee) an DA) 9.9. . © otal 
For carrying on certain Pustic Works in Ireland - _ - ~ ie i 
£. 
EXCHEQUER BILLS: 
14 February : - 
To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills © - = - = =. - 0's) = 
22 March: 


To pay Interest on Exchequer Bills Brera Wo Poh eaitete 4 


29 March: 
To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills 











45,930 


2,442 
153532 


40,000 
10,000 
15,990 
19,130 
45,000 
40,000 


18,000 | 


80,000 


26,000 


8,000 * 


27,871 


30,000 


72500 


6,000 


2,000 
2,000 
10,000 
4,000 
45,500 


14 





79222,257 








30,600,000 


820,000 

















1825:] 


INDEX ¢0 the E1cHTiEtH VoLuME. 








cant SUPPLY—continued. Some, erent 
Page. CIVIL CONTINGENCIES: foe dd. 
ie oe 28. February: 
135. On Account of Civil Contingencies, for 1825 - - * + + = 100,000, = = 
22 March: 
244. = For Civil Contingencies, for1825 - - - - = + - 160,000 - — 
245-(Ireland.)| For Civil Contingencies in Ireland - - - - &gt; + + = = ASP i555 
£. 275,000 “= = 
£, &amp; id. 
WAVE ct Se si ® p we Rodent em «8.0.20 2 Re Ne ae , 
ARMY -~ - ee ee ll tet ele os © oie qugnapagia ae £ 2 
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS - - - - +. =- 544072 7 - 
ORDNANCE ° a ys G 2 b ‘ ‘s - 1,376,641 = = 
MISCELLANEOUS - - ee ge eee - 7,222,257 19 2} 
EXCHEQUER BILLS - +2 «© -° 25 © = 91,9¢¢860 ¢ | - 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES - - - - - = = 275000 = = 
TOTAL - -+ - £.53,947,054 12 





























WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY : 


TO be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 42, 73, 104, 120, 129, 153, 164, 181, 194, 206, 214, 228, 230, 253, 


266, 281, 295, 300; 311, 317, 327, 332, 333, 341, 352, 358, 306, 375, 386, 393, 403, 415, 423, 436, 449; 463, 473, 484, 501, 
511, 523, 533, 546. ——Considered, 96, 134, 171, 495. 


Accounts, referred, 96, 495. , 


CuatkmMan of THE ComMITTEE or Ways anv Means; Vide (Appressss, 8.) 





Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means Relating to 





Reported, and Agreed to. 





Page. 


a 
104; Bill ordered there- 
upon, ibid, 

V. EXCHEQUER BILLS, | 


infra. 


104; Bill ordered there- 


upon, ibid. 


VY, TRANSFER OF AIDS, 


infra, 





GRANTS: 
21 February 1825: 


For raising £.20,000,000 by ExcuEguer Bixts, for 1825 - - - 


For issuing and applying £.5,000,000, part of the Sum remaining in the 
Exchequer, or remaining to be received on 31st January 1825, to com- 
plete the Aids for 1821, 1822, 1823 and 1824, for the Service of 1825 -J 


For issuing and applying £. 4,470,370, to be paid into the Exchequer, par) 
| 


suant to Acts 


3 and 4 Geo. IV, by the Trustees of Military and Nava 
Pee eS ere ee ee eS 4 


For issuing and applying £. 60,000, to be paid by the East India eg i 


towards the Expense of Retiring Pay, Pensions and Allowances, in 
pursuance of Act 4 Geo. IV Se) er ae 0 38SOU aa 


For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums of Money which may have been, ) 
or which may be, paid into the Exchequer, before the 5th day of April 
1826, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to two Acts of the 
57th year of his late Majesty, to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for 
the carrying on Public Works and Fisheries in the United Kingdom =) 


For issuing and applying such part of the Balance remaining in the Ex-) 
chequer, or which may be advanced and paid into the same, by the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of England, on or before the 5th 
day of April 1826, 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 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 - - - + = 


3 March: 











upon, tbid, 
V. CONSOLIDATED FUND, 


infra. 


145; Bill ordered a} 


281; Bill ordered there- 
upon, ebid. 
¥. ANNUAL DUTIES, | 
501; Bill ordered there- 


upon, ibid, 
V. EXCHEQUER BILLS. 
infra. 


bid 
upon, ibid, 
¥. SURPLUS OF GRANTS, 
ra, oof 


{| 


501; Bill ordered ai 


For issuing and applying £. 10,500,000, out of the ConsouipaATEeD Funp) 
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 


g March: 


£ 
That the Duties on Sucar in Ireland, should cease and determine - - 
For charging certain other Dutieson SuGaAR - - - - = = 
For raising Four Shillings in the Pound, on Pensions, Orrices and 
Persona Estates in England, Wales, and the Town of Berwick-upon- 
Tweed Ce a oe cy kee ate Chee oe ee ae -f 
6 June: 
For raising £.10,500,000 by Excneguer Bixts, for 1825 eONTNGS Tag 


for 1825 - - 











inft 


Vor. 80.——Sess. 1825. 


U 


Sums to be raised. 


~—_ 





ff. s d 


20,000,000 = -— 





5,000,000 = — 





nt 


4,479,370 =— -= 





60,000 = —- 





10,500,000 = = 





10,500,006 = + 





For issuing and applying £. 439,366. 9. 103, being the Surplus of Geran 


439,166 9 10; 








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(continued. ) 






































































SVs se - 


[ 1825; 





ps . hg D - Z — ee 
he eee eee . 


+ jae 


Ges RS Ws ike 


WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY—continued. 


BILLS: 


NUAL . UTIES ; Bill for ganting certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices and Pensions; Ordered, 181. 
ANNE a 6 ‘Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 186. Committed, 194. Considered, 206. Reported ; 
“to be ingrosséd; Day appointed for Third Reading; 214. 


Assent, 254- 


Presented, 


Passed, 228. Agreed to’by the Lords, 252, Royal 


CONSOLIDATED FOND; Bill for applying the Sum of £. 10,500,000, out of the Consolidated Fund, for 1825; Ordered, 145. 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 229. 
ce sited for Third Reading; 254. Third Reading deferred, 260... Bill passed, 267.. Agreed to by the 


a apcaned ; D 
_ingrossed ae 


Lords, 294. al Assent, 297. : 


Committed, 239. Considered, 248. Reported; to be 


ExcneQuer BILis; Bill for raising the Sum of £.20,000,000 by Loans or Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 104. Presented, 

"and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 113. Committed, 120. Considered, 125. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 129. Passed, 135. Agreed to by the Lords, 158. Royal Assent, 160. 

(Ibid.)—Bill for raising the Sum of £. 10,500,000 by ; Ordered, 501. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 


Reading; 509. Committed, 511. Considered, 514. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 


hird Reading; 523. 


Bill passed, 534. Agreed to by the Lords, 550. Royal Assent, 585. 

MixiT1A; Bill to defray the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain and Ireland ; 
Ordered, 372. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 395. Committed, 399. Committee deferred, 
408. Bill considered, 416. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 424. Passed, 429. Agreed 


to by the Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 518. 


SuRPLUS OF GRANTS; Bill for applying the Surplus of Grants, for 1824. Ordered, 501. _Presented, and read; Day 

» appointed for Second “Reading ; 509. Committed, 511. Committee deferred, 538. Instruction to receive a Clause of 
Appropriation ; and Bill considered ; 551. Reportdeferred, 575. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 593. Passed, 601. Agreed to by the Lords, 629. Royal Assent, 642. 

TRANSFER OF AIDS; Bill for granting and applying certain Sums of Money, for the Year 1825; Ordered, 104. Pre- 


sented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 129. 


eading ; 113. 
Passed, 135. Agreed to. by the Lords, 158. Royal Assent, 160. 


Committed, 120. Considered, 125. Reported; to be 





Vide ANATOMY. 
Vide Ways and Means, and BiLLts 


SurRGEONS. 


Surruus of Grants. 
in Suppiy. 


€° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 6. A. 1825. 


T4 D LEY (Hants) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, and 
Bill ordered, 52. Presented, and read, 178. 

Tacuapor. Vide InrLanp. 

Tattow Candles ; Motion, that it is expedient, early in the next 
Session, or as soon as the financial state of the Country will 
admit, that the Duty on Tallow Candles should be greatly 
reduced ; Question Neg. thereupon, 506. 

TANKERSLEY Roads. Vide Rotnernam. 

Tarras Pill Canal. Vide Liskearp. 

Tate, Mary ; Bill from Lords, to enable her to grant building 
and repairing Leases, 461. Read, ibid. Committed, 474. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 520. Royal Assent, 603. 

Tavistock, the Marquis of. Vide House. 

Tavistock and Ptymovutru Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and improving the same; Referred 
to a’ Committee, 83. Reported: Bill ordered; 149. Pre- 
sented, and read, 178. Committed, 235, Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 336. Passed, 356. Agreed to by the Lords, 397. 
Royal Assent, 442. 

Taxation of Costs. Vide House. 

Tay Fisheries; Petition for Leave to present a Petition for a 
Bill for regulating the Salmon Fisheries in that River; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 126. 

Tax Orrice; Petition of Daniel Organ, late Surveyor of 
Taxes, pengosting a Claim on the Commissioners of Taxes, 
for Office Rent, &amp;c. 293. 

Tees and WEARDALE Railway; Petition fora Bill for making 
a Railway from the River ‘Tees and Willington; Referred to 
a Committee, 89. Reported; Bill ordered; 113. Presented, 
and read, 120. Petitions in favour; of the Mayor and Alder- 
men of the City of Durham, and others, Freemen and Inha- 
bitants thereof, and of the Vicinity of the same; of Pro- 
prietors of Lands, Merchants, Bankers, and others interested 
in the general prosperity of the County of Durham, and re- 
sident therein ; of Land-owners, Merchants and others, In- 
habitants of Stokesley in Cleveland; of Land-owners, Mer- 
chants and others, inhabitants of Guisbrough in Cleveland ; 
and of Bankers, Merchants, Ship-owners and other Inha- 

bitants of London, 160. Bill committed, 162. Petition of 
William Russel, against; Referred, 162. Petition of Owners 
and Lessees of Collieries on the River Tyne, against, 261. 
Petitions of Owners of Estates in Redmarshall, and other 
Places, against; Referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 308. 
Of Householders and [nhabitants of Southwark, in, favour, 
314, Petitions of Inhabitant Householders residing at Sheer- 
ness and its Vicinity; of Inhabitants of the Town and Town- 
ship of Bungay; of the Mayor, Aldermen and Capital Bur- 
gesses, and other Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of 
Harwich ; of Inhabitants of Southend, and-Parish of Prittle- 
wells of Inhabitant Housekeepers of the City and County of 
» the City. of Exeter, and the Neighbourhood of the same 
City; of Inhabitant Householders of the Town and Port of 
Hastings y.of Inhabitants of Dartmouth; of Merchants, 
Tradesmen, and other Inhabitants of the Town.and Borough 
of Ipswich; of Merchants, Ship-owners and Inhabitants of 


the Borough of Great Yarmouth; of Inhabitants of the 
Town and Borough of Colchester and its Vicinity ; of the 
Portreeve and Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Ash- 
burton; of Magistrates, Gentlemen, and Inhabitants of Christ- 
church, in the Canty of Southampton, and Neighbourhood ; 
of Inhabitants of Holt; of Bankers, Merchants, Traders and 
other Inhabitants of the Borough of Lymington; of Inha- 
bitants of Winchester , of the M. ayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses and 
other Inhabitants of the Town and County of the Town of 
Southampton ; of Members of the Corporation, Freeholders, 
Merchants, Ship-owners and others, Inhabitants of the Town 
and Vicinity of Stockton-upon-Tees ; and of Merchants, Ship- 
owners and others, Inhabitants of Rye, in favour; to lie on 
the Table, 318. Petition of Inhabitants of Sidmouth; and 
of the Town and County of the Town of Poole, in favour, 
322. Of-Corporation and Inhabitants of Beccles; and of 
Inhabitants of Deal and Walmer, against, 330. Of Owners 
and Lessees of Collieries of the River Wear, against, 334. Of 
Freeholders of Yarm, ibid. Petition for making a Railway 
from Sunderland Bridge [presented in 1819]; referred, 349. 
Petition, Estimate and List, in ‘the Case of the Darlington 
Railway [presented 1820] Referred, 362. 
Te1gNMovTH Road. Vide Dawtisu and Exeter. 
TenemMENts. Vide IRELAND. 
Test Act; Petition from Wisbech Saint Peter’s, for the repeal 
thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 540. 
TewkeEsBury ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to the Town of Cheltenham; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 80. Reported; Report referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders; 108: Report, that the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 148. 
(Severn) Bridge ; Petition for a Bill for build- 
ing a Bridge over the River Severn at Tewkesbury ; Referred 
to a Committee, 90. Reported; Report referred to the Se- 
lect Committee on Standing Orders; 200. Report, that the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 224. 
aud CugLTENHAM Road ; Petition fora Bill 
for making a Road from ‘Tewkesbury to Cheltenham; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, go. Reported; Report referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 201. Report, 
that the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 224 
Report read ; Bill ordered; 225. Presented, and read, 235. 
Petition of Trustees of Tewkesbury Roads ; against, 260. 
Petitions of Inhabitants of Cheltenham and Trustees of cer- 
tain Roads ; against, 260. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 261. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 284. 
Vide BirMINGHAM. 
Tuames ; Petition for a Bill for. building a Quay and Terrace 
Carriage Road on the Northern Shore of the River Thames, 
offered; the King’s Consent signified; Petition brought 
up, and referred to a Committee; g4. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 199. Petition of the Duke of: Norfolk, respecting 
the Standing Orders; Referred to the Committee on the 
Petition for Bill; Committee revived, and Leave given to 
sit, and proceed; 201. Bill presented, and read; 209. ‘Pe- 
-titiomof Owners of Wharfs and Premises on the North Bank 
of the Thames, respecting the Standing Orders, offered; Re- 
solution relative to Petition regarding the Standing Orders, 
read; Petition withdrawn, 219. Petition -of the Duke’ of 
Norfolk: reported; Re to ‘lie'on the Table; 241. Mi- 
nutes ordered, 250... Presented, 264. . Petitions of the Vi- 
car, Churchwardens and Vestrymen . of Saint —_—— 
ields, 

















1825. ] 


INDEX to:the E1reH TIETH VOLUME, 








Fields, and of Mayor, Commonalty and Citizens of London ; 
against, 301. ‘Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Wharfs ; 
against, 307. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Houses 
in Saint Dunstan in the West; against, 324. Petition. of 
Occupiers of Wharfs, complaining that the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with, 574. 

THREATENING Letters; Act 4 Geo. IV, c..54, read; Bill. 
for amending the Law as to the Offence of sending Threaten- 
ing Letters; Ordered, 259. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed forSecond Reading ; and to be printed ; 260. Com- 
mitted, 276. Considered, 287. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; ibid. Passed, 295. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 331. Royal Assent, 350. 

Tuorne Road. Vide Doncaster. 


Timser Durtixs; Petitions for a Reduction of the Duties on 
Timber , viz. Of Builders of Dublin; to be printed, 504. 
Of Owners of Ships and Shipbuilders at the Port of Hull; to 
be printed, 510. Of Merchants of Boston; to be printed, 
536. Of Merchants at Kingston-upon-Hull, 543. To be 
printed, 544. 

TinstEy Road. Vide Bawrry. 


Titnes; Act ; and 8 Will. 3, c. 6, for the more easy Reco- 

very of Small Tithes, read; Bill to amend the same; Or- 
dered, 253 Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 384. Ccaenited: 403. Com- 
mittee deferred, 435,448. Bill considered, 463. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 472. 

Third Reading deferred, 484. Bill passed, 495. 

w—— Vide IRELAND. 


Tiverton; Petition fora Bill for removing the Markets held 
within that Town; Referred to a Committee, 67. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 208. Order of Leave for Bill, read, and dis- 
charged; and another Bill ordered; 231. Presented, and 
read, 232. Committed, 261. Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders, against; to lie on the Table, 316. Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 432. Passed, 439. Agreed to by the Lords, 
512. Royal Assent, 519. 

TLactpuxanua Minine Association ; Petition for a Bill 
to enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of some 
Officer or Officers, or Member or Members of the Society ; 
Referred to a Committee, 86. 

Tosacco Dutixs; Petitions against; viz. Of Manufacturers 

- of Tobacco and Snuff, in the City of Bristol, 24. Of Im- 
porters of Tobacco in the Port-of Bristol, and of Manufac- 
turers of Tobacco and Snuff in the City of Chester, 95. 
And the Borough of Devizes; to be printed, ibid. Of t 
bacco and Snuff Manufacturers of Liverpool; to be printed, 

~ 111, Of Importers and Dealers in Tobacco of Liddon ; to 
be printed, 124. Of Importers of Tobacco of Belfast ; to be 

~ printed, 193. Of Merchants, Importers and Manufacturers 
of Tobacco in the Port of Newry ; to be printed, 355. 
Vide Accounts. 


ToLeRATION Act; Petition of Protestant Dissenters of the 
Unitarian Persuasion, relative to the Toleration Act, 582. 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 583. 


Torovuay Roads. Vide SHatpon. 

Tornity Fieips (Westminster ;) Petition for a Bill for paving 
and improving the same, 36. Referred to a Committee, 37. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 52. Presented, and read, 232. 

. Committed, 291. Petition of Gas Light and Coke Com- 
pany, against; Referred, and Counsef ordered ; 412. Pe- 
tition of Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company, against; 
Referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 433. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed; 451. Passed, 466. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 512. Considered, and agreed to, 513. Royal 
Assent, 518. 

Town.Lanp Bounparigs. Vide IRELAND. 

Teape; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

+++ Vide IRELAND. 


TRANsrer of Atps. Vide Ways anp MEANS, and BiLts 
in Surpty. 

Transports in Coronies; Bill for punishing Offences. com- 
initted by Transports kept to labour in the Colonies; Or- 
dered, 345. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 364. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 386. Bill committed, 393. Committee deferred, 
411. Bill considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 
447. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 457. Bill passed, 470. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 512. Considered, and agreed 

"to, 526. - Royal Assent, 586. 

Treap WurEeL. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 14.) 

Treasury, ,.Vide Accounts. 

Tresarwitrn; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to Condolden Bridge ; Referred to a Committee, 86. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 156. Presented, and read, 225. 

. Committed, 252. we ae met to be ingrossed; 335. Passed, 

-'$42,, Agreed to by the Lords, 370. Royal Assent, 442. 

Tremapoc Harbour; Petition for a Bill to amend Act; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 74. 





VoL. 80.——Sess, 1825. 


Trencrovusg, Henry. Vide Accounts, SHipwreckeD 
PERSONS. a DRA CYA W 
Trent Bripce Road. Vide GRANTHAM. 

Trinity House. Vide Accounts. : te 

Troricat Free Lasour Company; Petition for Leave 'to 
present a Petition, for a Bill to enablé them to sueiand be 
sued in the Name of their Secretary, or of any Member ; 
Referred to a Committed, 267. Reported ; toast ies 
Petition presented, and referred to a Committée ; 283. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, and read, 303." ; 
mitted, 433. Reported; to be ingrossed; 466, 
474. 

Tryppyn Raitway. Vide Fuintsaire. 2 

Turnpike AcT; Petition of Trustees of Bath Roads, against ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 157. . 

Turnpike Totis; Petition of Thomas Poynter, for a Reduc- 
tion of the Tolls on Asses; To lie on the Table, 594. 

Turnrixe Trusts; Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the Receipt, Expenditure, and Management of the several 
Turnpike Trusts within Ten Miles of London; to report 
Opinion; to send for Persons Papers and Records ; Five to 
be the Quorum; 72. Returns from Putney Bridge, referred, 
292. Petitions referred, 301. Power to report Observations, 
and Minutes of Evidence, 460. Report; to lie on the ‘Table, 
and to be printed ; 460. 

Petitions complaining of the ‘Tolls on 
certain Roads; viz. Of Inhabitants of the Uxbridge: Road ; 
Refetred, 301. 

Twyrorp (Berks) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 75. 
Referred to a Committee, 76. 





































































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yac CINE EstasiisHMEntT. 
DRESSES, 15.) : 
Vacrants; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to enable Ma- 
istrates at Quarter Session to regulate the Payment of 
Repesies ; withdrawn, 439. 
—— Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 27.) 
Van Diemen’s Lanp Company; Motion for Leave to bring 
in a Biil for the Cultivation and lmprovement of Waste 
Bands, in the Settlement of Van Diemen’s Land ; The King’s 
Consent signified ; and Bill ordered ; 205, Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
318. Bill committed, 339. Committee deferred, 357, 366. 
Bill considered; reported ; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 394. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 415. Passed, 428. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 505. Royal Assent, 518. - 
Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 36.) 
Van Wart, Henry.; Bill from Lords, for his Naturalization, 
486. Read, ibid. Committed, 503. Reposted ; and passed ; 
547- Royal Assent, 587. 


VauxHALt BripGE ; Petition fora Bill to enable the Company 
to raise a further Sum of Money, and to alter and amend Acts ; 
Referred to a Committee, 35. Reported; Bill ordered ; 54. 
Presented, and read, 115. Committed, 175. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 291. Passed, 302. Agreed to by the Lords, 326. 
Royal Assent, 359. 


Vernon, late John; Bill from Lords, to complete the Sale of 
certain Parts of his Estates, 600. Read, ibid. Committed, 
6o9. Reported; and passed ; 615. Royal Assent, 627. 

Vestry Cesszes. Vide IRELAND. 

Votes AND ProceepiNneGs; To be printed, 7. 

- Vide Ne wspaPers. 

Utster. Vide Loven Neacnu. 

Unerr, Ann ; Bill from Lords, for the Exchange of an Estate 
with John Wilkes Unett, 413. Read, 416. mmitied, 425. 
Reported, with an Amendment, and agreed to, 459. Passed, 
with an Amendment, 465. Amendment, agreed to by the 
Lords, 480. Royal Assent, 519. 

Unitrep Genrrat Gas Licut Company; Petition for a 
Bill to enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of Two 
or more of the Directors of the Company ; Referred to a 
Committee, 74. 

Universities Poxice; Bill for the better Preservation of 
Peace and good Order in the Universities; Ordered, 496. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; ibid. Committed, 499. Committee de- 
ferred, 522, Bill considered, 549. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 574. Passed, 582. Agreed 

_ to by the Lords, 606. Royal Assent, 627. 

UnuawruL Societies. | Vide IRELAND. 

Uprer Rawcuiirre Drainace. Vide SoweRrsy. 

Upton-uPon-SeveRN Koads ; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
and improving the same ; Referred to a Committee, 57. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 209. Presented, and read, 232. Com- 
mitted, 261. Reported ; and Bill re-committed ; 362. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 388. Passed, 434. Agreed to by the Lords, 
455.' Royal Assent, 519. 


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Usury Laws; Bill to repeal the Laws which prohibit the 
taking of Interest for Money; Ordered, 17, Presented ; Day, 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 18. Second 

ing deferred, 42. Second Reading put off for six 
months, 72. ; : 

Urroxerer Road. Vide Dersy. 































6° Geo. IV. Parl. 7, Sess. 6. A. 1825. 


w4 DDINGTON Hospirat; Bill from Lords, for more 

YY effectually vesting the Estates of that Charity in the 
Trustees, and to enable them to grant Leases, 528. Read, 
529. Committed, 547. Reported, with Amendments, and 
agreed to, 608, Passed, with Amendments, 615. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 616. Royal Assent, 627. 


Wainrueet Drainage; Petition for a Bill to amend Act, 84. 
Referred to a Committee, 85. Reported; Report referred to 

. the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 175. Report, 
that the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, and 
to give Notices, &amp;e, 203. Report read; Bill ordered; 217. 
Presented, and read, 234. Committed, 324. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 432. Passed, 459. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 588. Considered, and agreed to, 590. Royal Assent, 
603. 

Waxerietp; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to Denby Dale; Referred to a Committee, 81. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 149. Order of Leave for Bill read, and 
discharged ; another Bill ordered; 156. Presented, and read, 
162, Committed, 177. Reported; to be ingrossed; 252. 
Passed, 262. Agreed to by the Lords, 305, Royal Assent, 
359- 

Wa cor Improvement (N° 1.) Petition for a Bill to amend 
Act; Referred to a Committee, 61. Reported; Bill ordered; 
100. Presented and read, 167. Committed, 224. Petition 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 308. Petition of In- 
habitants against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Voices; 
330. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Houses in Walcot, 
against; Referred, 336. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 362. 
Passed, 373. By the Lords, with Amendments, 435. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 438. Royal Assent, 441. 

Improvement (N° 2); Petition for a Bill to amend 

Act; Referred to a Committee, 61. 


Warp, Reverend Peter; Petition of Inhabitants of Aughagour, 
denying veges peeterred against him, of having preached 
Disaffection; To lie on the Table, 506, 

Warenovusep Corn. Vide Corn. 


Warterrorp, Marquis of; Bill from Lords, to enable him to 
— Leases, 606. Read, 608. Day appointed for Second 
eading ; committed, and Leave given to sit and proceed, 
610. Bill reported, and passed, 615. Royal Assent, 627. 
Wearpate Railway. Vide TeEs. 


Weaver Navigation; Petition for a Bill to repeal certain 
parts of, and to alter and amend Act; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 12. Reported; Bill ordered; 27. Presented, and 
read, 66, Petition of Inhabitants of Runcorn, against; and 
of Merchants and others of Liverpool, in favour; 168. Peti- 
tions of Manufacturers of China and Earthenware, and others 
connected with the said Trade, resident in the Parish of 
Burslem, and in Tanstall; in Stoke-upon-Trent, Fenton, 
Fenton Vivian, Lower-lane, Lane Delph, and Lane End; 
and-in Hanley and Shelton, in the Staffordshire Potteries, in 
favour; 175. Bill committed, 176. Bill reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 250. Report further considered; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 298. Passed, 302, Agreed to by the 
Lords, 326. Royal Assent, 359. 


Weicnts aNnD Measures; Act 5 Geo. IV. c.74 read; Bill 
to prolong the time of the commencement thereof ; Ordered, 33. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to sa some 34. Second Reading deferred, 73. Bill com- 
mitted,97: Committee deferred, 129. Act Geo. 1V, C.74, 
read; lustruction to amend the said Act; Bill considered ; 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, tu be printed; 135. | Report further con- 
sidered ; Bill.to be imgrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 164. Passed, 168. Agreed to by the Lords, 275. 

Royal Assent, 297. 





























































































































































































































Acts relative to Weights and 
Measures ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 416. Considered, 424. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to, 430. . Bill ordered thereupon, 432. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 450. Second Reading deferred, 458. Bill com- 
mitted, 463. Committee deferred, 473, 477, 507. Instrac- 
tion — Spirits “distilled in Scotland or Ireland, 511. 
Bill considered, 514. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 523, Passed, 533, Agreed to 
by the Lords, 550. Royal Assent, 585. 

Vide Accounts. 


Wetrorp Bridge and Leicester Road’; Petition:for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing and improving the same ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 21. Reported; Bill ordered ; 114. 
Presented, and read, 121. Committed, 130. Reported; to 































































































- be ingrossed; 250. Passed, 942. Agreed to’ by the Lords, 


363. Royal Assent, 442. 


Wetutnecron Railway. Vide Texs, 
Wetsn Iron and Coat Minine Comvany; Petition for 


a Bill to enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of 
their Chairman or Secretary ; Referred to a Committee, 68, 
Reported; Bill. ordered; 100. “Presented, and read, 168. 
Committed, 1392. Petitions of Owners of Collieries, and 
Proprietors of [ron Works, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; Voices; 241: Order for committing the Bill, read 
and discharged, 432. 


Wessenpen Heap Road. Vide Me_tuam. 
Western Snip Canat; Petition for a Bill for making 


a Ship Canal from Seaton Bay to the Bristol Channel at 
Stolford; Referred to a Committee, 61. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 100, Petitions of Land-owners of Axminster and 
Colyton, in favour, 117. Bill presented, and read, 155. 
Petition of Land-owners of Ilminster, in favour, 157. Petitions 
of Land-owners, Householders, and other Inhabitants of the 
Parishes of Stockland and Dalwood; of Land-owners, Land- 
occupiers, and other Inhabitants of the Parishes of Membury, 
and Combe Saint Nicholas; and of Land-owners and prin- 
cipal Inhabitants of the Town of Crewkerne, and its Vicinity ; 
and of the Borough and Parish of Chard, and its Neighbour- 
hood, in favour, 190. Petition of William Henry Inglis, 
against, ibid. Bill committed, 191. Petition of William 
Henry Inglis, against, 202. Petition of Land-owners of 
Sidmouth, in favour, 210. Petition of Land-owners, against, 
234. Petition of Mr. Inglis, read again, and referred, ibid. 
Of Land-owners and Inhabitants of Chard; and of Buck- 
land Saint Mary, in favour; 237, Of Merchants of Water- 
ford, 252. Petition from Langport Eastover, against, 256. 
Petition for Provision; Referred to a Committee, 273. 
Reported ; Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; 284. Report, that Power be given, to 
make Provision accordingly, and to give Notice, 292. 
Petitions of Inhabitants of Honiton; and of Merchants of 
Cork, in favour; 302. Of Dean and Chapter of Wells, 
against, 314. Of Ship-owners and others of Carmarthen; 
and of Merchants and others of Newry and Belfast, in 
favour; 323. Of Land-owners of Devon and Somerset, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 329, Of Land- 
owners and Inhabitants of the Town of Yeovil, and its 
Vicinity; of Iron Masters, Colliers, and other Persons 
interested in the Coal and Iron ‘Trade in and near Ponty 
Pool; of Iron Masters, Colliers, Ship-owners, and other 
Persons interested in the Coal and Iron Trade in and near 
Newport, in the County of Monmouth; of Iron Masters, 
Colliers, and Persons interested in the Coal and Iron Trade 
in and near Abergavenny; of Ship-owners, Iron Masters, 
Colliers, and Persons interested in the Coal and Iron Trade 
in and near Cardiff; and of Owners and Occupiers of Lands 
and Houses, Manufacturers and Dealers in the Town of 
South Molton, in favour; ibid. Of Ship-owners, Iron 
Masters, and Persons interested in the Coal and Iron Trade, 
in and near Neath; of Land-owners and Proprietors of Iron 
and Coal Mines, and other Persons interested inthe Coal and 
Iron Trade in and near Bridgend; of Land-owners, Land- 
occupiers, and other Inhabitants of the Parish of Thorncombe ; 
of Land-owners and Occupiers of Land in the Parishes of 
Langport, Curry Rivel, North Curry, and North Petherton ; 
and in the Parishes of Weston Zoyland, Creech Saint Mi- 
chael, and Ruishton, in favour; to lie on the Table, 336. 
Of Land-owners and others of Curry Mallett and Beer Crow- 
combe ; of Merchants and others, of Bridgewater; and of 
Land-owners of Winsham, in fayour; 342. Of Inhabitants 
of Bridgewater, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
ibid. f Land-owners of Stogursey; and of Lyng, in 
favour; 373- Of Land-owners of Northbury, West Hatch, 
Broadway ; and of North Petherton, in favour; 378. Of 
Merchants and others of Poole; of Land-owners and others, 
of Chardstock; and of Inhabitants of Taunton, in favour ; 
382. Voices, 384. Power to send for Persons, Papers, and 
Records, 397. Of Merchants and Inhabitants of Birming- 
ham, in favour, 402. Of Merchants and Inhabitants of 
Birmingham, in favour, 413. Of Owners and Occupiers of 


Land in Devon and Somerset ; and of the Reverend David — 


Davies, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 437. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 460. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 485. Minutes ordered, ibid. 
Presented, and in part to be printed, 496. Report further 
considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 526. Bill passed, 535. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 630. Royal Assent, 642. 

West Itstey Inclosure. Vide Iusiey. 

West Inp1a Company ; Petition for a Bill to enable themto 
sue and be sued in the Name of their Chairman, or any other 
Member; Referred to a ‘Committee, 78. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 218. Presented, and read, 292. Committed, 285. 
Reported ;, to. be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 410. Passed, 419. Agreed to by the Lords, 623. 
Royal Assent, 627, 

West Inpia Cozonies; Petitions of ,Planters, Merchants, 
and Inhabitants of the Parish of Portland, (Jamaica). 419. 
Of His Majesty’s Council and House of bly of St. 
Christopher's, relative thereto ; and for a uction of the 
Duty on Sugar, 420. a 

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West Inp1tA CrEerG¢y; Motion for the House to resolve itself 





into a Committee, to consider of providing for the Expenses | 


of an Ecclesiastical Establishment in His Majesty’s Colonies 

in the West Indies ; The King’s Recommendation signified ; 

and Motion agreed to; 496. Considered, 501. Resolutions 

reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 508. 

Vide infra. 

Bill to make Provision for the Salaries 

_of certain Bishops, and other Ecclesiastical Dignities and 

Ministers in Jamaica, and in the Diocese of Barbadoes and 

the Leeward Islands; Ordered, 508. Presented, and_ read ; 

Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 534, 

Committed, 544. Considered, 552. Reported; to be in- 
rossed; Day appoinetitor for Third Reading ;. 554. Third 

Tecdion deferred, 576. Passed, 583. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 606, Royal Assent, 626. 

Vide (ADDRESSES, 41.) 

West Inpies Traps. Vide America Trape. CoLontan 
INTERCOURSE. 

West Inpiges Steam Navication. Vide ATLANTIC. 

West Leicn Railway. Vide Botton. 


West Loruian Railway; Petition for a Bill for malas a 
Railway from the Edinburgh and Union Ship Canal to Whit- 

_ burn; Referred to a Committee, 62. Reported; Report 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 200. 
Report, that the Parties be permitted to proceed with their 
Bill, 224. Report read ; Bill ordered ; 230. Presented, and 
read, ibid. Committed, 437. Reported; Report to lie on 

the Table; 465. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; 503. Passed, 527. By the Lords, with Amend- 
i 573- Considered, and agreed to, 577. Royal Assent, 
586. 

WeEstTMINSTER Bridge. Vide Accounts. 

Oil Gas, Vide Lonpon. 


Weston (Norfolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, and 
Bill ordered, 27, Presented, and read, 162. Committed, 
177. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 231. Passed, 250. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 275. Royal Assent, 298. 

West Wycomse Road ; Petition for a Bill for making and 
maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 78. Re- 

orted ; Bill ordered; 225. Presented, and read, 231. 
omumitted, 367. Petition of Land-owners,, against;-Re- 

_ ferred, 372. 

Weymourtu Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 

. repairing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 63. Reported ; 

. Bill ordered; 153. Presented, and read, 200, Committed, 
230. Reported, to be ingrossed, 348. Passed, 362. Agreed 
to by the Lords 435. Royal Assent, 442. 


Weymovutn Harsour and Wuarrs; Petition for a Bill to 
amend and enlarge powers of Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 
66. Reported; Report referred tothe Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; 167. Report, that the Parties be permitted 
to proceed with their Bill, and that they have leave to deposit 
an Estimate, &amp;c. 189. Report read; Bill ordered; 217. 
Presented and read, 225. Committed, 242. Petition of 
Inhabitants of Dorchester, against; Referred, and Counsel 











ordered ; 436. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 460. Passed, 


479. Agreed to by the Lords, 512. Royal Assent, 518. 

Wuatesone. Vide Buusser. 

Waa e Fisnery; Petitions against withdrawing certain 
Duties which were laid on for the protection thereof; viz. Of 
Owners of Ships of Dundee; and of the Port of Kirkaldy; 
to be printed, 316. 

WuiskeEy. Vide ScorLanp. 

Wuitsurn Raitway Vide West Lotuian. 

WuitTesurn and DunseE Road; Petition fora Bill to continue 
Term and Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 22. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 30. Presented and read, 46. Com- 
mitted, 101. Reported, 199. To be ingrossed, 200. Passed, 
215. Agreed to by the Lords, 252. Royal Assent, 254. 

WuitTena.t Road. Vide Lezps. 

Wuirte Lapizs Aston (Worcester) Lands ; Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, and Bill ordered, 57. Presented and read, 232. 
Committed, 269. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 465. Passed, 
497- Agreed to by the Lords, 612. Royal Assent, 628, 

WnuitstaBie Rainway. Vide CANTERBURY. 

Wive Srreets. Vide IRELAND. 


Wican, &amp;c. Road ; Petition for a Bill for amending and main- 
ing the same; Referred to a Committee,12. Reported; Bill 


ordered ; 26. Presented, and read, 35. . Committed, 108.: 


Reported; to be ingrossed; 215. Passed, 223. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 258. Royal Assent, 207. 


Witson, Sir Henry Wright (a Member.) Vide House. 

Wixton (Wilts) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 89. Presented, and read, 233. Committed, 
292. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 416, Passed, 424. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 486. Royal Assent, 520. 

Wiwnenester ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to Petersfield; Referred to a Committee, 79. Re- 
ported; Billordered; 107. Presented, and read, 126. Com- 


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Reported; to be ingrossed; 


cras; of Householders, and others of 
ford; 6. Of Vicar, Churchwardens, V 
of the Parishes of Saint Leonard and Saimt 
to be printed, 13. Of principal Householders of the Parish 
of Saint Peter-in-the-East, in the City of ' 16, 
Owners and Occupiers of Houses in. the Parish of Saint 
James, in the City of Bath; and of Inhabitaat House rs 
of the Parish of Saint Peter and Paul, in the City of Bath ; 
to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of the City or Borough 
of Wells and its Vicinity; of Owners and Occupierts of 
Houses in the Parish of Walcot, in Baths and in the 
Suburbs in the County of Somerset; 23. And of Owners 
and Occapiers of Houses in the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Taunton, and in the Parish of Bathwick ; to be printed, 
23. Of Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint Mary the Virgin, 
in Oxford; and of Householders of the Parishes of Saint 
Mary Magdalen, Saint Michael, Saint Giles, Saint Peter le 
Bailey, Saint Martin and Holywell, in the City of Oxford, 
and the Suburbs thereof; to be printed, 41. Of House- 
holders of Bisley; to be printed, 70. Of Cordwainers of 
London, 95- Of Inhabitants of Saint George, Bristol, 103. 
Of Rectors, Churchwardens, Overseers and Select Vestry of 
the Parish of Liverpool; of Shopkeepers and Retail Traders 
of the Borough of Liverpool; of lergy Bankers, Merchants 
and other Inhabitants of the Town of Liverpool ; 111. And 
of Householders and Inhabitants of the Parish of Clifton ; 
to be printed, ibid. Of Gentlemen, Glergy, Freebolders 
and Tahabitants of the Town and Borough of Ashburton ; 
and of Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Saint Léeo- 
nard Shoreditch ; 119. Of the Town and County of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne; and of the Parish of Saint Mary-le-bone ; 
to be printed, ibid. Of the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, 
Sheriff and Common Councilmen of the City of Canterbury ; 
of Freemen and Inhabitants of the City of Canterbury, and 
County of the same City; 123. To be printer 127, Of 
Householders and Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint George 
the Martyr, in the Borough of Southwark ; and of Inhabi- 
tsof the Parish of Saint Paul Deptford ; of the Borough 
arish of Bridgwater ; of the Town and Parish of Croy- 
don; and of Warminster and its Vicinity ; to be printed, 
123. Petition of Corporation of London; of Inhabitants of 
the Town of Chorley and its Vicinity ; 127. Of the Town and 
County of the Town of Southampton ; of the parish of Saint 
James, otherwise called the Parish of Saint James and Saint 
Paul, in the County of Gloucester; and of the Ward of 
Vintry, in the City of London; of Owners and Occupiets of 
Houses in the Ward of Cornhill, in the City of Lendon; of 
Inhabitants of the Town and Vicinity of Whitby; and of the 
City of York and its Vicinity ; and of Householders and In- 
habitants of the Parish of All Saints in the City of Oxford; 
to be printed, 127. Of the Mayor, Burgesses and Com- 
monalty of the Borough of Wallingford; of Owners and 
Occupiers of Houses and Land in the Parish of Lyncombe 
and Widcombe;; of Inhabitants of the Town of Swansea; 133. 
Of Ithabitant Householders of the Parish of Saint Ebbe, in 
the City of Oxford, and of the Parish of Saint Martin-in-the- 
Fields; and of Inhabitants of the Parish of Greenwich, and 
of the Borough of Reading; to be printed, ibid. Of Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Somerton and its Vicinity ; of Inha- 
bitant Householders of the Paristi of Saint Michiel, in the 
City of Bath; 157. And of the Minister, Churchwardens, 
Vestry, and Ladkableaits of the Parish of Saint Stephen, in 
the City of Bristol; to be printed, 157. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Houses in the Parish of Saint Botolph Bishops- 
ate; and of the Ward of Cripplegate; to be printed, 163. 
Br Inhabitants of Doncaster, 180. Of the Borough and 
Parish of Horsham and its Vicinity ; and of Inhabitant House- 
holders of Bishop Auckland and its Vicinity ; to be printed, 
180, Of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of All Saints, 
204. Of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Ware, 
226; Of ‘Inhabitants of Carmarthen ; to be printed, 238. 
Of Merchants and others of Perth; to be printed, 243. Of 
Inhabitant Householders of Aldersgate, ibid. Of Mayor, 
Aldermen, Burgesses and others of Stockton, and Chelten- 
ham; to be printed, 258. Of Inhabitants of the Town of 
Guildford; and of the Master, Wardens, Searchers, As- 
sistants, and Commonalty of the Corporation of Cutlers, in 
Hallamsbire and the County of York ; 275. And of several 
Merchants, Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Sheffield; to be printed, tid. 
Of Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of Saint Luke’s; 
to be printed, 923- Of Inhabitants of Liverpool ; to be 
printed, 309. Of Inhabitants of Shepton Mallet, ibid. And 
of Churchwardens, Overseers and others of Bartholomew the 
Great, London, to be printed, ibid. Of the Churchwardens, 
Overseers of the Poor, and other Inhabitants of the Parish of 
Saint Mary Islington, 321. And of the Rector, Chursch- 
wardens, Overseers of the Poor, Vestrymen and Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Saint Mary Whitechapel; to be printed, 
ibid. Of the Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, Vestry- 
men, and other Inhabitants _— Parish of Saint Anne inal 
ouse, 








Tany, 


K to. the-ExcuTirtu VowuuMe: 


£1825, 





of] *rescot and its Vicinity ; of 

men and others, Owners and Oc- 
‘the Parish of Saint Mary-le-Port, in 
‘and of Inhabitants of the Town and 


mn; to be printed, ibid. Of Inhabitants of 


path 5 gE pais 
| ithe Counteal Fife; to be printed, 431. Of Inhabitants 

- of Warr gion, 33 . Tobe printed, 338. Of Inhabitants of 

the Borough hard; of the Churchwardens, Overseers, 
Vv en and other Inhabitant Householders of the Parish 
of Christ Charch Spitalfields; 343. And of the Church- 
er of the Poor, and Inhabitant Householders 
in the Hamlet of Mile End Old Town; to be printed, bid. 
Of Inhabitants of Kingston Bridge and Dodbrook ; and of 
Taunton; to be printed, 384. Inhabitants of Saddle- 
‘worth; to be printed, 411. Of Inhabitants and Traders of 
Bath, 427. Of Inhabitants of Westminster ; to be printed, 
427. Of James Palmer, Schoolmaster, 434. Of Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Ratcliff, 481. 

Motion, That it is the Opinion 
of the House, that the Petitions for the Repeal of the Window 
Tax are highly deserving of the attention of the House, and 
that the said Tax ought to be repealed ; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 427. 

Winpsor Improvement; Petition for a Bill to amend Act, 55. 
Referred to a Committee, 56. Reported; Report referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 131. Report, that 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed witb, 166. 

— Roads. Vide DunstaB.Le. 

Winpsor Caste. Vide Accounts. 


Wine, Corrzz, and Hemp; Bill to reduce the Duties on 
Wine, Coffee and Hemp; Ordered, 145. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 195. Committed, 
206. Committee deferred, 228, 239. Bill considered, 248. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 254. Third Reading deferred, 260. Bill passed, 266. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 294. Royal Assent, 297: 

— Vide Accounts. 
Winston Roads. Vide Gatuertey Moor. 


WINTERBOURNE (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose ; and Bill ordered; 59. Presented, and read, 232. 
Committed, - Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 443. Passed, 
453- Agreed to by the Lords, 475+ royal Assent, 520. 

Wiseman, Sir William Saltonstall, Bart; Bill from Lords to 
dissolve his Marriage with Katharine his now Wife, 455. 
Read, 459. Committed; Instruction for Counsel. and Wit- 
nesses; 485. Committee deferred, 498. Bill considered, and 
reported ; 535. Passed, 540. Royal Assent, 587. 

Wirnesses; Usual Order relating to them, 7. 

Witnesses Expenses. Vide ComBinaTion Laws. 


WivetiscomBE Roads; Petition fora Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 30. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 45. Presented, and read, 86. Petition 
of Francis Edward Seymour, against, 131. Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Barnstaple, against, 319. Of Inhabitants of Devon, 
Bideford, South Molton, and Bampton Oakford, in favour, 
330. Bill committed, 336. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
383. Paseed, 390. Agreed to by the Lords, 413. Royal 
Assent, 442. 

Womers.ey Railway; Petition for a Bill to amend Act; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 80. Reported; Bill ordered; 149. 
Presented, and read, 236. 


Woopstrock Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing the same, 
&amp;c.; Referred to a Committee, 43. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 





d of Masters and Mistresses of Seminaries, _ 


191. Presented, and read, 213. Committed, 237.. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 313. Passed, 342. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 374. Considered, and agreed to, 425. Royal 
Assent, 442. a» 

Wooter and Apperstone Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually amending and improving the same ; Referred 
to a Committee, 39. i Fe Bill ordered; 153. Pre- 
sented, and read, 160. Committed, 177. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 236. Passed, 254. Agreed to by the Lords, 294. 
Royal Assent, 297. 

W oo.wicu Roads. Vide GREENWICH. 


Worksop and Atrerciirre Road; Petition for a Bill to 
amend 2nd repair the same; Referred to a Committee, 67. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 209. “Presented, and read, 233. 
Committed, 272. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 401. Passed, 
406. Agreed to by the Lords, 444. Royal Assent, 519. 


WorkswortnH Roads. Vide Cromrorp. 
Worstey Road. Vide Barton Bridge. 


Writs .or Error; Bill for preventing frivolous Writs of 
Error ; Ordered, 505. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 506. Committed, 
523. Committee deferred, 533, 551. Instruction for making 
Compensation to Officers, 571. Bill considered, 574. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
582. Passed, 588. By the Lords, with Amendments, 623. 
Considered, and agreed to, ibid. Royal Assent, 627. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee of the whole House, to consider of making Com- 
yeaa to Officers in the Courts of Justice in England and 

ales, who may be affected by the Operation of the above 
Bill; The King’s Recommendation signified ; and Motion 
agreed to; 550. Considered, ibid. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; and Instruction accordingly ; 571. Vide supra. 

Wroncous ImprisonMENT. Vide ScoTLaNnpD. 

Wrotnam Road. Vide GravesEnp. 





6° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 6. A. 1825. 


YorK (Minster) Improvement; Petition for a Bill for 
extending and rendering more effectual Act; Referred toa 
Committee, a. Reported ; Bill ordered; 62. Presented, and 
read, 236. muritted, 261. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
361. Passed 375. Agreed to by the Lords, 397. 


Royal 
Assent, 441. 





Improvement; (1.) Petition for a Bill 
for amending and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred to a 
Committee, 36. 





Improvement; (2.) Petition for a Bill 
for amending and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred to a 
Committee, 42. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 108, Presented, and 
read, 125. Committed, 132. Reported; to be ingrossed; 


410. Passed, 418. Agreed to by the Lords, 455. Royal 
Assent, 518. 





Improvement; (3.) Petition for a Bill 
for amending and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred to a 
Committee, 82. Reported; Bill ordered; 132. 

Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
the Road from thence to Oswaldkirk ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 46. Reported; Bill ordered; 100. Order of Leave 
for Bill; read ; and discharged; Bill ordered ; Presented, and 
read; 236. Committed, 261. Reported; to be ingrossed; 


405. Passed, 418. Agreed to by the Lords, 455. Royal 
Assent, 519. 














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