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    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 


EIGHTY-THIRD VOLUME. 





a 


1828. 


a 














9° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess.2. A. 1828. 
A BERBROTHOCK Two Pennies Scots. Vide ScoTnanp. 


ABERDEEN Harbour. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Improvement. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Accountants, Public. Vide Accounts. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: ty ae 
ACCOUNTANTS PUBLIC :— 
1. List of Public Accountants in respect of whom the execution of any Process hath been 
controlled, suspended, or prevented by Authority of His Majesty, between 5th 
January 1827 and 5th January 1828 ; printed 164 (Sess. Papers, * N° 130. vol. xv1.) 

of Accounts delivered into the Office of the Comptrollers of the Accounts of the 
Army, from 5th January 1793, whereon any Balances appear to be now owing on 

5th January 1828; printed 164 - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xvi.) J 

3. of Officers and Departments whose Accounts have been usually audited by er 
Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts; printed 221 - - = - os 

‘ : (Sess. ‘Papers, N° 130. vol. xv1.) J 

4. Account of the Arrears and Balances due to and from all Public Accountants, on sth) 


OF 
Appenpix, 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


January 1828, arising upon Accounts which have been stated and declared completed 
to-5th January 1828; -printed221 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 1g0. vol. xvi.) 


5. List of -Accounts- depending in the Office of the Commissioners for auditing non} 


per Act. 


Accounts, which have not been audited, stated or declared completed to 5th January 
1828; printed221 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xv1.) 


ACCOUNTS; v. AccounTs, 1 lo 5, 322. 
AcTS; v. Accounts, 284. 
ADMINISTRATION, LETTERS OF; t, ACCOUNTS, 559. 
ADMIRALTY, COURT OF :— | 
6. Account of all Monies which have arisen and been received for and in pours of pe 


per Act. 





Droits of Admiralty, Droits of the Crown, and Surplus of the Four and a half per 
Centum Duties; printed 546 | - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 565. vol. xvi.) 
— V. Accounts, 287, 476. 
ADMIRALTY OFFICE; v. Accounts, 6. 
AFFIDAVIT OF DEBTS; v. AccounTs, 198. 
AFRICA; v. ACCOUNTS, 7, 412. 


AFRICAN FoRTS :— ‘ 
7. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses which will probably be incurred a; King’s 


account of the Forts on the Gold Coast, from ist January to 31st December 1828 ;&gt; | Gyms'nd. 


printed 161. Referred 385 - - - - (Sess. Paper, N° 122. vol. xvii.) 
AFRICANS; v. ACCOUNTS, 493 to 507. 
ALE LICENSES; v. Accounts, 263. 
ALIENS :— 


8. Estimate of the Sum wanted in 1828, for paying the Salaries of the Officers and 
Contingent Expenses of the Office; printed 88. Referred 385 - - - = 


, 667 
(Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. x vit.) J 

















* Sess. Papers.—Sessional Papers, ordered to be printed, bearing N° 130. at the foot of the page; bound up in Vol. xvi. of the 
printed Papers ‘of this Session, and placed in the Library of the House of Commons; &amp;c. 





VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. phi A 





INDEX ¢@o the E1renty-THIRD VOLUME. 





(1828, 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
AMERICA :— 


9. 


10. Estimate of the Expense of Missions and Special Missions to the New States of America 


Special Commissions to the New States of America for 1828; printed 88. Re- 
(Sess. Papers, N° 48. vol. xv11.) 


Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to cover the Expenses of the Missions Re 


} 


ferred 385 - - - - - - 


for 1828; printed 387 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 373. vol. xvii.) 


— V. Accounts, 69, 70, 152, 398, 421, 543 to 546. 
AMERICAN LOYALISTS :— 


11, Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the relief of American Loyalists for 


} 


1828; printed 88. Referred 385 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 47. vol. xvii.) 


AMERICAN TARIFFS :— 


12. 


Papers relative to the Tariffs published in the United States in 1824 and 1828; 
printed 556 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 578. vol. x1x.) 


ANNUITIES; v. AccOUNTS, 213, 214, 218, 225, 226. 
ANTIMONY; ov. AccounTs, 172. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 
18. 


19. 


20. 
21. 
22. 


23. 


24. 


25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 


30. 


31. 
32. 
33- 
34. 
35- 


36. 


37: 


38. 


39: 


49, 


41. 


42. 


43- 


44. 


ARMY: 
13. 


1828 - - - ~ e “ = i a a a 2 2 


Estimate of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, for the year} 





of the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces for Service at Home and Abroad, 
(excepting the Regiments employed in the East Indies,) from 25th December 1827 
to 24th December 1828; printed 29 Pail 2... 2 Hoist = - 

State of Expenses on account of Recruiting; Statement referred to in the above 
Estimate ; State of the Services provided for under the head of Contingencies, 
for 1828; printed 29 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 23, 189. vol. xvi1.) 

Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land and Sea Service, for 
1828; printed 58. Referred 98. - - (Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xvi1.) 


Account of Services incurred and not provided for; printed 110. Referred 409. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 56. vol. x-v11.) 


Account of the several Amounts paid in 1826 and 1827 for Half Pay and Retired 


Superannuated Allowances - - - - - - - -} 


Estimate of the Charge of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals, ) 


for 1828 - - 
of Allowances to the principal Officers of the several Public Departments - 























of Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces - - - - 
of Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - - - - - 
of Four Regiments of Dragoons, and Twenty Battalions of Infantry, for 
Service in India - - - - - - - . - - - - 
of Four Troops of Dragoons, and Twenty Companies of Foot, stationed in 
Great Britain, for recruiting Corps in India - - - - - + 
of the Royal Military College Sry tie ve ry 8 -e - - = = 
of the Pay of General Officers, not being Colonels of Regiments - + 


of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - - - - - 
of Full Pay to reduced, retired, and unattached Officers - - - - 
of Half Pay and Military Allowances to reduced and retired Officers -  - 


| 











of Half Pay and reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps ; 

of Pensions to Wounded Officers; and of Allowances to Widows and Children of 
deceased Foreign Officers - - - - - - - - - - . 
of In-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals - - - - 

———— of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - - = - we 
———— of the Royal Military Asylum - - - - a ae 


of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces - = - 
of Allowances on the Compassionate List ; of Allowances as of His Majesty’s 
Royal Bounty; and of Pensions to Officers for Wounds - - 
of the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the 
nature of superannuation or retired Allowances, to Persons formerly belonging to 
Public Departments - - - - = - - = = = = = 


of Exchequer Fees in Great Britain, upon Issues to be made for Army Ser- 
vices oe) &amp; | mio inpuggiaM, 











—- 





Abstract of the Estimates of Army Services, for the a 1828; printed 29, 80. Re- 
ferred 98 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 23. vol. xv11.) 
[Two Estimates and the Abstract withdrawn, and others Ordered, 80.] 


Return of the Distribution of the Royal Waggon Train; printed 118 sian entaaie’ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 75. vol. xvi.) 


Account of the Deputy Treasurer of Chelsea Hospital, of Unclaimed Prize Money \ 
printed 80 - = = = = += (Sess. Papers, n° 41. vol. xvii.) 


Troops in Great Britain and Ireland; printed 88. Referred 409 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 49. vol. x vit.) 


Return of Qualifications of Militia Officers received by the Clerk of the Peace mt 
the County of Down,in1827, - - -— - . ee 


Estimate of Sums required for the Supply of Bread, Meat, and Forage, &amp;c. for - 
&gt; — _ 


Account of the manner in which £.153,148, voted for Volunteer Corps in 1827, was 

expended - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - 

Return of the number of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps to be maintained by £.66,212 

charged in the Army Estimates for the current Year; printed 192 ba itwerntivras 
(Sess. Papers, n° 182. vol. xvi1.) 


Establishment of Officers and Men of each Militia Corps ; also the Sum paid by the 


45- Returns of Militia Staff in Great Britain and Ireland on 1st January 1828, of he 


46. 





Public foreach Corps; printedig2 - ~- (Sess. apers, N° 183. vol. xv11.) 


Abstracts of Accounts of Commissaries; printed 110. - - - - } 
(Sess. Papers, N° 57. vol. xvIt.) 


Ordered. 


King’s 
Command. 


per Address. 


19 


19 


28 


King’s 
Command. 


110 


110 


King’s 





Presented, 


88 


387 


88 


556 


29 


191 


191 


110 








—— ed 





aS a GS ae a a ae a ae 


PAGE 


or 


Aprenprix. 


675 


672 


569 


570 


636 


587 


573 
579 


580 


581 


584 


585 


586 


587 


599 


634 





1828.| INDEX ¢@ the Ercutry-tuirp VoLume. 


— 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
ARMY—continued. 
47- Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted to defray the Extraordinary Expenditure 
of the Army, for 1828 ; printed 161. Referred 409. (Sess. Papers, N° 56. vol. xv11.) 


48. Return of all Officers who have sold their Retired Full Pay or Half Pay Commissions; , 
of all Officers who have purchased unattached Commissions ; of all Officers holding 
Brevet Rank higher than their Regimental Rank or Commissions, who have been 
allowed to retire upon unattached Commissions upon Half Pay of the effective 
Rank above what they held regimentally; of the Royal Artillery and Royal 
Marines ; of Money received for the Sale of Commissions; of the Number of ( 
Commissions that have become vacant without purchase between 25th January 
1827 and 25th January 1828: Also, of Number of Gentlemen appointed to First 
Commissions from 25th January 1827 to 25th January 1828; printed 252 - = - 
be - (Sess. Papers, n° 264. vol. xvul.) 7 
49. Return of Dates during the last Ten years at which any Volunteer or Yeomanry Corps) 
was called out for Actual Service; printed 260 (Sess. Papers, N° 273. vol. xvii.) J 
50. Return of the Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Militia Officers - - - 
— V. AccounTs, 2, 92, 404, 405. 
ARREARS AND BALANCES; v. Accounts, 4, 465. 
ARRESTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 443. 
ARRESTS FOR DEBT; v. Accounts, 200. 
ARTILLERY; v. Accounts, 48. 
ARUNDEL PoRT:— 
51. Report and Account of the Commissioners -  - = ohh Nelli 
ASSESSED TAXES; v. Accounts, 446, 451, 465, 480. 
AucTION. DuTY; v. Accounts, 262. 
AUDIT OFFICE; v. Accounts, 1 to 5. 
Bacon; v. Accounts, 107. 
BAHAMA ISLANDS; 0. Accounts, 412. 
BAILABLE PROCESSES; v. ACCOUNTS, 200. 
BAIL FOR DEBT; v. Accounts, 199. 
BANDANNOES; v. Accounts, 128. 
BANKERS LICENSES; v. ACcouNTS, 119, 121. 
—-——— NOTES; v. Accounts, 122, 123. 
Bank NOTES :— 


52. Accounts of Notes of the Bank of England under £.5. issued and in ay 


oe 





Weekly, at several Periods; printed 17, 60, 183, 291, 366, 455, 546 - - - 
— V. Accounts, 53, 57) 122, 123, 289. (Sess. Papers, N° 14. vol. xvt.) 


BANK OF ENGLAND :— 


53. Account of the Amount of Composition paid by the Bank of England for their) 
Cash, Notes, and Drafts or Bank Post Bills, fur the year ending 1st June 1827 - 
printed 37 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 25. vol. xvi.) if 

54. Account of the Amount of all Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills, and other Govern- 
ment Securities which have been purchased by the Bank of England, or on which | 
any Sums have been lent and advanced for the Public Service, in the year ending | 
5th January 1828; printed 24 ‘- = (Sess. Papers, N° 21. vol. xv1.) 

55. Copy of all Applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and the Chancellor) 
of the Exchequer to the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank, for Advances 
to Government; printed24 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 316. vol. xvi.) J 

56. Account of the Proportion paid for Discount distinct from the Proportion paid a 


Management of the Amount of £.36,267. 1. 3. charged as paid to the Bank on 
Funding £.8,000,000. Exchequer Bills; printed 94 . - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n°61. vol. xv1.) 
57. Account of the Amount of Composition payable by the Bank of England for Stamp 
Duties on their Promissory Notes, Bank Post Bills, and Bills of Exchange, 
1823, 1824 and 1825; printed229 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 25. vol. xv1.) 
[Order for this Account discharged; another Ordered, 170.] 


58. Account of Average Amount of Circulation on which the Bank of England pays ye 
Composition in lieu of Stamps; printed 237. - (Sess. Papers, n° 240. vol. xvJ.) 
59- Account of Money paid or payable at the Bank of England for the Management of) 
the Public Debt in the year 1827 eT Se eee ee Ce ee Pee 
60. 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 1827 - - - 
61. Account of the Amount of Advances made by the Bank to Government on Exchequer 
Bills and all other Securities, on 26th August 1827 and 26th February 1828 - — - 
62. Account of the Number of Branch Banks that have been established under Act 
7 Geo. LV. c. 46; printed 344 - - - (Sess. Papers, n® 316. vol. xv1.) 
63. Account of all Promissory Notes and Post Bills of the Bank of England in oth Apel 


at the close of Business, on-Saturday in every Week, for the year preceding 6th April 
1828 oyu ee .. =~ Se tis tai ds 


64. Returns of Amouni of Sovercigns and Half Sovereigns issued by the Bank for certain 
Periods; printed 419 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 411. vol. xvi.) 
— V. Accounts, 52. 


BANK OF IRELAND; v. Accounts, 289. 
Bank Post BILus; v. Accounts, 53, 57- 
BANKRUPTS :— 
65. Return of all the Commitments by London Commissioners of Bankrupts, si] 





22d May 1824, with a Return of such Persons who were committed before 22d May 


— V. Accounts, 72, 73. 
BARILLA ; 0. AccoUNTS, 133, 192. 
BEEF; v. Accounts, 107. 
BEER; v, Accounts, 162, 349 to 367, 489. 


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Ordered. 


Presented. 





King’s 
Command. 


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per Address 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


11 


per Act. 


per Act. 


204 


295 


347 


_ 409 


400 








161 


260 
506 


46 


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60 
183 
291 
366 
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236 


344 


376 


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[ 1828: 





————— 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
BERBICE ; ©. AccouNTS, 495. 
BERMUDA; v. ACCOUNTS, 103, 412. 
BIt_ts OF EXCHANGE; tv. ACCOUNTS, 57, 456, 460. 
BIRMINGHAM Poor RATES; v. Accounts, 413, 414- 
BoarD OF WorKS; v. Accounts, 303, 561. 
BrancH Banks; v. Accounts, 62. 
BraNnbDyY; v. Accounts, 510, 516, 523. 
Brass; v. Accounts, 166. 
BRAZIL; v. Accounts, 542. 
BREWERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 350, 353, 511. 
BritTisH Museum :— 
66. Accounts of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum for 1827; of esti- 


mated Charges, and of Persons admitted; printed 152. Referred 190 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 113. vol. xvii.) 
67. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the year 1828, for the new Buildings at 
the British Museum, aud for the Royal Library ; printed 161. Referred 385. - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 121. vol. xvii.) 
68. Estimate of the further Sum which may be required towards defraying the Expense}. 
of Buildings at the British Museum for 1828; printed 321. Referred 385 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 302. vol. xvi.) 


' BUTTER; v. AccounTs, 107, 151, 334. 
ButTer TRADE; v. AccounNTS, 333; 334- 
CALEDONIAN CANAL; tv. Accounts, 486. 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY; v. ACCOUNTS, 392. 


CANADA :— 

69. Copies of two Despatches to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, on the subject of 
the Welland Canal ; printed 448. Reterred 522 (Sess. Papers, N° 445. vol. xviI.) 

70. Supplemental Estimate of new Works proposed to be constructed in North America; 
printed 500 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 493. vol. xv11.) 

— VP. Accounts, 421. 

| CANTERBURY, PREROGATIVE COURT OF; tv. AccouNnTs, 427 to 430. 
CAPE OF GooD HoPeE; v. Accounts, 498. 

| CARNATIC DEBTS; v. AccouNTSs, 231. 

| CATTLE; v. ACCOUNTS, 107. 

| CEYLON :— 

71. Account made up to the latest period of the Colonial Debt of the Ceylon Govern- 
ment; Return of the net Annual Revenue of the Island; Return of Establishments ; 
Copy of Correspondence relative to the Cinnamon Trade, since 1821 - ‘pom =~, 

(Sess. Papers, n° 539. vol. xx1il.) 
CHANCERY, COURT OF :— 

72. Returns of the number of Rehearings and Appeals, of the number of Causes, of the , 
number of Pleas and Demurrers, and of Bankrupt Petitions, which stood for hear- 
ing before the Lord Chancellor and Vice Chancellor ; of the number of Rehearings, 
Exceptions, and further Directions, which stood for hearing before the Master of } 
the Rolls; also the number of Causes which stood for hearing on the first day of 
Hilary Term 1828; printed 115 - - - (Sess. Papers, N°73. vol.xx.) J 

73. Returns of the number of Rehearings and Appeals standing for hearing before the) 
Lord Chancellor ; of the number of Rehearings and Appeals entered ; of the number 
of Causes standing for hearing, and of the number of Causes disposed of, by the 
Vice Chancellor and Master of the Kolls; of the number of Bankrupt Petitions 
standing for hearing before the Lord Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor, on the 
first day of Hilary Term, in the years 1826, 1827 and .1828; also, of the 
number of Bankrupt Petitions heard, in each of the years 1825, 1826 and 1827; 
printed 123, 128 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 7. vol. xx.) 

74. Return of the number of References brought into the Offices of the respective 
Masters of the Court of Chancery, under Orders and Decrees of the Court, during 
the last Six Years, to ist March 1828; also, of all Orders in matters of Lunacy | 
printed 244, 252, 257, 338 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 259. vol. xx.) 

— V. Accounts, 293. 

CHARITABLE AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 285, 302. 


CHARITIES :— 
75. Copy of the Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners on Public Charities; printed 97} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 62. vol. x. 
76. Return of the Number of Bills filed in the Courts of Equity by the Attorney are! 


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4 


at the instance of the Commissioners appointed to inquire concerning Charities, 
from the commencement of their appointment to 1st March 1828; printed 291 
(Sess. Papers, n° 292. vol. xx1.) 
77- Return of total Expenses incurred from the commencement of the Inquiry; printed 
274 - - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 277. vol. xvi.) 
of Property belonging to each Charity - eh Fer) sya hw - + 
[Order for this Return discharged ; 170.] 





78. 


79. Copy of the Nineteenth Report of the Commissioners on Public Charities ; printed 
384 - - = - - coe (Sess. Papers, n° 474. vol. x1.) 
80. List of the Counties reported upon, and not reported upon, by the Commissioners of 
Inquiry into Charities, with the Number investigated, and the Income of cach 
Charity; printed 393 . . - - 
CHEESE; v. AccouNTS, 151. 
CHELSEA HOSPITAL; 0. Accounts, 31, 32, 40. 
CHINA; 0. ACCOUNTS, 234, 245. 
CHURCHES: 
81. Account of the Charges and Expenses paid by the Commissioners for building New 
Churches; printed 524 - += 9 = =» (Sess. Papers, n° 532. vol. xx1.) 
82. Eighth Report of Commissioners for building New Churches; printed 546 - — - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 566. vol. 1x.) 


(Sess. Papers, n° 389. vol. xx1.) 


— iP, Accounts, 335, 473) 490, 555. 


Ordered. 





151 


King’s 
Command, 


Ki ing’s 
Command. 


King’s 


King’s 


Command. 


rer Address 
of last Session. 


93 


170 


per Address. 


133 


133 
133 


per Address. 


per Address. 


per Act. 





Command, ' 


of 


qommnd \mncom, 


per Act.: , 


Presented. 





151 


160 


321 


448 


499 


528 | 


114 
115 


123 
127 
128 


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338 


97 


291 


273 


384 


392 








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1828:| INDEX ¢o the Ercuty-ruHirp Votume. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. | 7 ASE 
CuurcH RATES; v. Accounts, 336, 473. Naat 
CIGARS; 0. ACCOUNTS, 534. 

CINNAMON TRADE; v. AccownTS, 71. 
CiviL CONTINGENCIES :— ’ 
83. Account of the Sum expended under the head of Civil Contingeniien in 1827; or 














Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Expenses under the head of Civil Con- 
tingencies, for 1828; printed200. Referred 218. (Sess. Papers, N° 189. vol. xvi1.) 


CiviL List; v. Accounts, 407, 408, 477. 
CLERGY; v. ACCOUNTS, 440. 
COALS :— 


84. Return of the Number of Vessels which have cleared out with Coals at the Custom 
House of Stockton-on-Tees, monthly, during 1826 and 1827 ; printed fe ~ ‘| 
(Sess. Papers, N° 95. vol. x1x.) 
85. Account of Coals delivered, Metage received, Meters employed and Wages paid | 


King’s 
Command. 200 


98 127 


tween Rotherhithe and Nine Elms, (the town district) for 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 
and 1827 ; also, of the County District between Nine Elms and Egham for the same 
periods under Act 47 Geo. 3; printed 435 - (Sess. Papers, N° 433. vol. xx1.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith; 415.] 
86. Account of Coals exported from England and Scotland into Ireland from 5th J one of 


1827 to 5th January 1828; also a from the same into the various Ports of 
Ireland in the same period; printe 


130 435 


131 183 
183 - (Sess. Papers, n° 162. vol. x1x.) 


87. Account of all Monies paid during the last four years for the Metage of Coals, pur- 8 
suant to Act 47 Geo. 3, c. 68, &amp;c. in the City of London and the Liberties thereof, 178 { 193 
and in several other Parishes and Places; printed 219, 350. . - - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 327. vol. xx1.) 


88. Copy of Memorial from the Coal Owners on the Rivers Tyne and Wear, to the Trea- 8 
sury, dated 28th March 1828 - - - = 2 = 5 = = } 34 


— V. Accounts, 180, 184. 
COASTING TRADE; v. Accounts, 177. 
CocKBURN, LIEvuT. COL.; v. ACCOUNTS, 253, 254. 
COFFEE; v. AccouNTS, 137. 
CoIN :— 


89. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Extraordinary Expenses that 
may be incurred for Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin of this Kingdom, for 
1828; printed 88. Referred 385 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 509. vol. xv1.) 


go. Account of Silver Coin coined in each year since the commencement of the 4 


chet, | 88 || 673 


system of Silver Coinage ; of the quantity and value of Silver purchased for the pur- 
pose of Coining ; and, of the Silver Coin now on hand belonging to the Public, and 
which has not been put into circulation ; printed 435 (Sess. Papers, n° 434. vol. x v1.) 
— V. Accounts, 372, 375. 
COLLIERS; v. Accounts, 180, 
COLONIAL ACTS :— 


91. Return of Copies of all the Public Acts and Proceedings of the Legislative ion of te 


per Address. 435 


203 


printed by the several Colonies; and of Orders in Council for the regulation of the 356 


Colonies ; Schedule to be printed, 203, 356. _-. (Sess. Papers, N° 191. vol. xx1.) 
COLONIAL SERVICES :— 
92. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expenses of certain pred 


per Address, 


Services (formerly paid out of the Extraordinaries of the Army,) for 1828 ; printed 
161. Referred 385 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 122. vol. xvii.) 


COLONIES :— ; 
93- Return of all Persons holding Offices in the Colonies, who have been appointed a 


Commend, | 161 || 679 


subsequent to Act 54 Geo. 3. c.61, and who are not at present in the execution 
of the Duties of their respective Offices; printed 255 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 266, vol. x x1.) 
— V. Accounts, 69 to 71, 91, 145, 146, 152, 185, 269, 386, 387, 398, 411, 412, 496, 
507 546, 555 t0 557: 
COMMISSARIAT; 0. ACCOUNTS, 41, 46. 
COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY; v. AccounTs, 98, 442, 551. 
COMMITMENTS; v. Accounts, 65, 94 to 97, 481. 
COMMITTALS :— 
94. Returns of the Number of Persons committed, tried and convicted for Criminal Offences- 
and Misdemeanors, made by the Clerks of the Peace in England and Wales, for 
1827 - - - - - - - - - ~ . - - - 
95. Ditto - - by the Clerks of the Peace and Town Clerks - - - -( | Perc 93 


96. ——— Ditto - - by the Clerks of Assize, &amp;c.; printed 93. Referred 133. - - 
[Order for printing these Returns discharged, 107.] 


per act. 255 











97. Summary Statements of the Number of Persons, charged with Criminal Offences, 
} per Address. 169 


committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales, during the last seven years ; 
printed 169 - - - oa - (Sess. Papers, N° 143. vol. xx.) 
— V. Accounts, 102, 103, 202, 307, 445, 481. _ 
Common Law Courts: 


98. Copy of Commission of Inquiry into the course of Proceedings in Actions, &amp;c. in the} 
Superior Courts of Common Law in England and Wales; printed 408 - - = | per Address. 408 
(Sess. Papers, n° 398. vol. x1x.) f 

ComMMON PLEAS; v. Accounts, 198. 


Commons, HOUSE OF :— , 
99. Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of Commons | per Act. 140 
— V. Accounts, 393 to 306. . 


COMPASSIONATE LIST; v. AccouNTS, 35- 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


COMPENSATIONS :— 
100. Copy of Treasury Minute, dated 9th November 1827, granting Compensation = 
O 


cers of the Lords Treasurers Remembrancers Office, and Pipe Office, for loss 
of Fees; printed 127 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xvi.) 


— V. AccounTs, 230, 292, 324, 325, 455» 475» 479) 529+ 
CONSOLIDATED FUND; v. Accounts, 321, 462, 463. 
CONSTABULARY ; v. ACCOUNTS, 331, 332, 335+ 


CONSULS :— 
101. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Salaries of His Majesty’s Consuls 
General and Consuls, for 1828; printed 88. Referred 385 - ~ - . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 373. vol. xvii.) 
CoNnvICcTS :— 
102. Two Reports of Superintendent of Ships and Vessels employed for the Confinement 
of Offenders under Sentence of Transportation; printed 79 - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xx.) 


103. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense attending the 
confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at Home and at Bermuda, for 
1828; printed 88. Referred 385 . - (Sess. Papers, n° 48. vol. x vit.) 


— V. Accounts, 412. 
ConwAY BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 369. 
CoPPER; v. ACCOUNTS, 125, 127, 172. 


CORN :— , 
104. Returns of the Quantity of Wheat and other Grain imported from Foreign Coun- 
tries, now under Bond or in Warehouse ia the Port of London, and the Outports, 
previous to and since 1st July last to the present time ; of the Quantity taken out 
of Bond or Warehouse ; also of all Duties levied and received on the admission 
into Home Consumption of all Wheat and other Grain, since 1st July 1827;- 

printed 60 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 31. vol. xviiI.) 


105. Accounts of the Grain of al] Sorts, Meal and Flour, stated in Quarters, imported into 
Great Britain; also imported from Ireland into Great Britain; also which passed 
into consumption, from 5th January 1820 to 5th January 1828; and of the average 
Price of Grain of all sorts, in each year, from 5th January 1791 to 5th January 1828 ; 
printed 60 - . - - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 31. vol. xviII.) 


106. Accounts of the Quantity of Foreign Wheat and other Grain, under Bond or in 
Warehouse, exported from the Port of Liverpool to the Isle of Man; of Wheat 
and other Grain imported into the Port of Liverpool from the Isle of Man; and of 
Foreign Wheat and Grain imported into the Isle of Man, since the 1st June last 
to the present day ; printed127—- - (Sess. Papers, N°g2. vol. xvi11.) 


107. Account of all Corn and Meal exported from Ireland, from the Union to 5th January 
last; also of all Cattle, Horses and Sheep, Beef and Pork, Bacon and Batter 
printed 189 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. xv1it.) 


Duty on Foreign Corn in Bond is regulated, agreeably to Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. 4. c. 58, 
from ist July 1827 to the present period ; also of the Rates of Duty chargeable in 
the several Ports of the United Kingdom in the week following the notification of 
the above Average Prices for the like period; printed 139,183 - - - - 


108. Return of the Aggregate Average Prices of the several kinds of Grain by which the 
(Sess. Papers, N° 102. vol. xv11t.) | 


and Scotland, during each of the last four years peneding 10th October 1827 ; also, 
exported from England and Scotland to Lreland; and also, of all the British Corn, 
Flour and Malt, shipped at the different Ports of England and Scotland ; printed 345 


109. Account of the Quantity of Grain, Malt and Flour, exported from Ireland to re 
(Sess. Papers, N° 319. vol. xviiII.) 


Wheat in Bond is regulated agreeably to Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. 4. c. Ne from the week 
ending 12th July 1827 to the present period, and like Account for Oats ; printed 229, 


110. Account of the Aggregate Average Price of Wheat by which the Duty. on heck 
232 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 102. vol. xviii.) - 


abroad, relative to the Prices of Foreign Corn, during the year 1827; printed 186 


111. Returns of all Accounts received at the Foreign Office from His Majesty’s Consuls 
(Sess. Papers, N° 170. vol. xv111.) } 


. from ist December 1826 to 23d March 1827; of the Flour and Meal exported from 
the Isle of Man during the same period ; of all Foreign Wheat imported into the 
Isle of Man; and, of the Total Amount of the Flour and Meal exported from the 
Isle of Man, from 1st December 1827 to 3d March 1828; printed 274 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 279. vol. xviit.) 


112. Return of the Total Amount of all Foreign Wheat imported into the Isle of from| 


113. Account of the Average Prices of British Corn and Grain in each week between 
ist August 1827 and 31st March 1828; printed 250 - } 


(Sess. Papers, n° 263. vol. xv111.) 


ontinental States of Northern Europe, by William Jacob, Esquire; printed 250 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 258. vol. xv111.) 


115. Account of the Total Quantity of Foreign Corn, Grain and Meal, remaining in | 


114. Copy of Report respecting the Agriculture and the Trade in Corn in some of ot 


house in the United Kingdom on 5th April 1828; printed274 - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 283. vol. xv111.) 


116. Account of the Quantity of Wheat taken out of Bond, or imported, in each week since 
5th July 1827; printed 28: -  - = (Sess. Papers, n° 285. vol. xv1i1.) 


117. Account of the Average Prices of Corn per Quarter in England and Wales, for the) 
five years ending December 1826 ; printed 333 (Sess. Papers, N°309. vol.xviin.) J 


118. Return of the Total Amount of all Wheat imported into the Isle of Man since 1st De- 
cember 1827; and, of all Flour and Meal exported from the Isle of Man daring} 
that time; printed 376 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 361. vol. xv111.) 

— V. Accounts, 161, 349 to 367. 


per Act. 


King’s 
Command, 


per Act. 


King’s 
Command, 


23 


23 


27 


75 


117 


127 


195 


335 


King’s 
itn day 


266 


281 


284 


336 





per Address. 





88 


79 


88 


60 


127 


183 


{385 


345 


{ tse 


186 


274 


250 


250 


274 
281 


333 


376 














675 


674 











~ 1828.] INDEX ¢@o the E1Guty-turrp VoitumMeE, 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS— continued. Ondersa.. | Presented. 
CORRESPONDENCE; »v. Accounts, 546. 
CoTToN; v. ACCOUNTS, 170. ~ ' | 
CounTRY BANKERS :— 


119. Accounts of the Number of Licenses taken out by Country Bankers for the years) 
ending 10th October 1824, 1825, 1826 and 1827; printed164- - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 135. vol. xv1.) 


120. Copy of a Memorial of the Country Bankers, presented to the Lords Commissioners 
of the Treasury on 9th May 1828; printed 350. (Sess. Papers, N° 328. vol. xv1.) 336 345 


121. Account of the Number of Licenses granted to Bankers in England and Wales, in 556 
1825, 1826 and 1827 - - wry ‘ $ « mn “ é "} 


CounTRY BANKERS NOTES :— 
122. Account of the Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped in Ireland, in = 


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109 164. | 


Quarter of the years 1825, 1826 and 1827; printed127 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 91. vol. xx11.) 


123. Account of the Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped, from 5th October 1824 
to 3d February 1826; also of the Nuinber of Notes ay for Bankers in Scotland 
for the years 1825, 1826 and 1827; printed 183. (Sess. 


CounTY RATES; v. Accounts, 416. 
CourT OF ADMIRALTY ; v. Accounts, 6, 287, 476. 
CourRT OF CHANCERY; v. Accounts, 72 to 74, 293. 
CouRT OF EXCHEQUER; v. ACCOUNTS, 255, 256. 
CourTsS OF ComMON LAW; »v. Accounts, 08. 
CouRTS OF JUSTICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 237, 239, 240, 313, 385. 
CouRTS OF REQUEST; v. ACCOUNTS, 445. 
CRIMINAL AND CIVIL JUSTICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 557. 
CRIMINAL LUNATICS :— 
124. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense of confining = 


26 127 


127 183 


apers, N° 167. vol. xvI.) 





King’s 8s 672 


maintaining Criminal Lunatics, for 1828 ; printed 88. Referred 385 - - o? | steamed 


(Sess. Papers, n° 238. vol. xx1.) 
CRIMINALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 94 to 97, 124, 481. 


Crown LANDS; v. Accounts, 556. 
CURATES; v. ACCOUNTS, 320. 
Customs :— 
| 125. Accounts of all Copper imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the vert 


ending 5th January 1828; also, exported from the Ports of London and Liver- 
pool; printed229 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 214. vol. x1x.) 


of all Tin imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the year end- 

ing 5th January 1828; printed22q9 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 215. vol. x 1X.) 9 rt 

127. Account of all Copper Ore imported into Great Britain without payment of roe 

for exportation, in the year ending 5th January 1828; printed 229 - - - 9 227 

(Sess. Papers, N° 214. vol. x1x.) J 

128. Accounts of the Quantity of Raw and Thrown Silk imported, from 5th January 1827) 

to 5th January 1828 ; of Silk other than manufactured, exported ; of manufactured 

Silks pt and exported; of Number of Pieces of Bandannoes imported and 

exported, and exported from this Country to the Continent of Europe; of all 

Monies received at the Custom House on account thereof; and of Number of 

Pieces of Bandannoes in the East India Company’s Warehouse; printed 229 _ - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 213. vol. x1x.) | 

129. Returns of the Quantity of all Foreign Wool imported during the last six years; 89 
of British Wool exported; printed 89 - (Sess. Papers, n° 53. vol. x1x.) 23 


of the Rates of Duty payable on the Importation of Foreign Wool, from 8g 
1790 to the present time; printed 89 - (Sess. Papers, n° 53. vol. x1x.) 23 


131. Accounts of all Lead and Lead Ore imported into Great Britain; also of all Lead " 


9 227 
126. 





a 


14 227 








130, 


ported, in the year ending 5th January 1828; printed, 127 - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers, N° go. vol. x1x.) 
of the Quantities of Foreign Spirits imported for Home Consumption in st 


24 127 


132. 





quarter of the year from 5th January 1827 to 5th January 1828; printed 229 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 210. vol. xviiI.) 
133. Return of the Quantity of Barilla, Pot and Pearl Ash imported into London and 
Liverpool, in the years 1824, 1825, 1826, and 1827; printed 164 . - - 79 163 
(Sess. Papers, n° 133. vol. x1x.) 
134. Return of the Names of the Ports in the United Kingdom to which the privilege | 


ane 227 


Warehousing and Bonding of Goods has been extended ; also of the Number of 110 239 


Ships belonging to each Port: printed 240 (Sess, Papers, N° 244. vol. x1x.) 
135. Accounts of the Quantity of Sugar imported into and exported from Great Britain 
and Ireland; and of the Daties-received thereon, from 5th January 1827 to 5th 
January 1828; printed240 - - - (Sess. Papers, N°245. vol. x1x.) 
of the Quantity of Rum imported into and exported from Great Britain 
and Ireland; and of the Duty paid the Customs and Excise thereon, from 5th Ja- 130 } 240 
nuary 1827 to 5th January 1828; printed 240 - oe PhS vualtt 131 
(Sess. Papers, n° 246. vol. x1x.) 
— of the Quantities of Coffee imported into and exported from Great wil 








-—s 
wo bo 
&amp; 
foro) 
“—~ 


130 





136. 





137. 
and Ireland; and of Duties received thereon, from 5th January 1827 to 5th 131 _—_ 

January 1828; prinfed 240 - - . (Sess. Papers, n° 247. vol. x1x.) 
of the Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures, and 
of Foreign and Colonial Produce and Manufactures, exported from Great 
Britain and Ireland ; for the year ending 5th January 1828; printed 240 - - 431 
- (Sess. Papers, n°. 248. vol. xix.) . 


of the Quantity of Raw and Thrown Silk paid Duty during the last five mal 


138. 





240 





1309. 
of the quantity or value of Foreign-Manufactured Silks entered for Home Consump- { 227° 
tion; and of the quantity of Raw Silk sold at the East India Company’s Sales; 139. 1 239 ° 
printed 229, 239+ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 576. vol. x¥x.) . 


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INDEX @o the E1GuTy-THIRD VOLUME. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Customs—continued. 


140, 


141. 


142. 


143. 


144 


145 


146. 


147 
148 


149 


150 


= 


15 


152. 


154. 


155. 


159. 


160. 


161 


162. 


163. 


164. 





. Account of the Exports and Imports of Ireland, in the 


Kingdom for British India, in each year from 1801 to 1826; printed 190. - 


Return of the number of Ships cleared out from the different Ports of the ~ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 320. vol. xv1il.) 


from England and Scotland ; of the number of Gallons of each species of Wine that 
paid Duty in England and Scotland, in each of the five years 1823, 1824, 1825, 
1826 and 1827; printed 345 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 320. vol. xv111.) 


Account of the Quantity of Tea imported into, exported from, and retained for riaey| 


Accounts of the Importation and Exportation of Wines of all descriptions into zt 


Consumption in Great Britain, in each of the two years ending 5th January 1827 
and 1828; printed 229 


Account of the Quantity of Foreign Wool entered for Home Consumption, from 5th 
July 1825 to 5th January 1828; printed 229 (Sess. Papers, n° 218. vol. x1x.) 


(Sess. Papers, N° 219. vol. x1x.) 


. Accounts of the Number of British Ships with the amount of their Tonnage, regis- 


belonging to Great Britain and Ireland; printed 229 
(Sess. Papers, N° 222. vol. x1x-) 


tered from 5th January 1827 to 5th January 1828; and of Merchant Ships “a 


. Account of the official and also the real value of British Manufactured Goods and 


Colonial Produce exported to European Countries in 1827; and a like Return ft 
Goods exported to the British Colonies 


imported from the British Colonies, in 1826 and 1827; printed 240 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 249. vol. x1x.) 


. Accounts of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom, for three years} 
ending 5th January 1828; printedi92 - (Sess. Papers, n° 573. vol. x1x.) 


. Account of the Number of Ships which passed the Sound in 1827 ; printed 235 +} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 236. vol. x1x.) 


- Return of each and every Vessel, whether British or Foreign, by which Wool a 


Returns of Timber in the Balk and Deals imported from European Countries, vt 


Foreign Growth has been imported into Great Britain or Ireland, during the year 
preceding 5th January 1828 _ - 
[Order for this Return discharged, 233.] 


. Account of the Quantity of Foreign Tallow, Flax, Hemp, Hides and Seeds = 


ported into each Port in the United Kingdom, and the Countries imported from, 

in the years ending 5th January 1827 and 1828; printed 420 
(Sess. Papers, N° 413. vol. x1x.) 

- Account of the Quantity of Foreign Butter and Cheese imported in the year ended 
5th January 1828; printed 291 (Sess. Papers, N° 295. vol. x1x.) 


of the Quantities, official and declared Value of all kinds or eee 





of Goods, British, Foreign or Colonial, exported from Great Britain to each State 
of South America (including Mexico) in each year, from 1821 to 1827; also, 
of the quantities imported; printed 371 - (Sess. Papers, n° 348. vol. x1x.) 


Account showing the Quantity of several Articles imported and entered “| 





Home Consumption, in the years 1824, 1826 and 1827; printed 345 
(Sess. Papers, N° 322. vol. x1x.) 





Account of the Quantities of several Articles imported in each quarter in the 

years 1824, 1825, 1826 and 1827, and to 5th April 1828; printed 501 
(Sess. Papers, n° 496. vol. x1x.) 

Accounts of the Quantity and declared Value of all Imports from France; also of 

Articles of the Growth, Produce or Manufacture of the United Kingdom, and of 

Foreign and Colonial Produce exported to France in 1827; printed 371 

(Sess. Papers, n° 349. vol. x1x.) 


years 1720, 1760, 1790, 1800, 


1810, 1820 and 1827 respectively ; printed 376 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 359. vol. x x11.) 


from England and Scotland and Iveland, in each of the last ten years, ending 5th 
January 1828; printed 345 - 


. Return of the Quantity and Official Value of Rice, imported into, and re-exported } 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 323. vol. xviii.) 


ported from Great Britain ; also of Foreign Wool and Woollens imported into, and 
exported from Great Britain, in each of the three years ended 5th January 1828; 
printed 345 


. Accounts of the Quantities and declared Value of British Wool and Woollens, =| 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 324. vol. x1x.) 





of the Exports from, and Imports into Great Britain, to and from Prussia, 
in each year from 1821 to 1826; similar and separate Accounts for Sweden, Nor- 
way, Denmark, Russia, &amp;c.; also the grand Total of the Import and Export Trade 
of Great Eritain with all parts of the World; and of the Quantities and Official 
Value of tke principal imported Articles entered for Home Consumption, in each 
year from 1821 to 1826 - 


Copy of all Reports made to the Lords of the Treasury or Commissioners of Customs, 
relative and preparatory to the appointment of Goole to be a port; printed 371 
(Sess. Papers, n° 351. vol. x1x.) 

- Account of the Total Number of Quarters of Malt exported from England to Ireland 
and to Scotland, from Ireland to England and to Scotland, and from Scotland wo} 
England and to Ireland; printed 470 - (Sess. Papers, n° 467. vol. xvii.) 

of the Total Number of Barrels of Beer ex 

and to Scotland; from Ireland to England and to 

England and to Ireland; printed 442 (Sess. Papers, n° 440. vol. xviii.) 


showing the Amount of Duty received, and Drawback paid thereout, macs 
5th January 1825 to 5th January 1828, upon Glass ie BM 


of the Quantity and Declared Value of all British manufactured ue 





rted from England to Ireland 
tland ; and from Scotland of 








and also of British Woollen Yarns, exported from Great Britain, in the 


; ears 
ending 5th January 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, and 1828 we 
= (ee Je Ot (Sess. Papers, N° 360. vol. x1x.) 


printed 376 











Ordered. | Presented. 
155 183 
155 
156 345 
156 228 
178 228 
178 228 
178 
178 240 

per Act. 192 
195 | 235 
207 
220 420 
220 291 
226 365 
226 345 
226 501 
226 6 
227 395 
238 376 
265 345 
272 345 
289 
319 365 
320 47° 
320 442 
320 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
_ Customs—continued. . 


165, 


166. 


167, 


168, 


169. 


174. 


175- 


177. 


190. 


VOL. 


thereout, from 5th January 1825 to 5th January 1828, upon Glass; printed 420 
(Sess. Papers, N® 414. ‘voli xix.) 


Return of all the Spelter imported into the United Kingdom since 1815,-and the 
Amount of the export of Brass ; printed 388 - (Sess. Papers, N°376. vol. x1x:) } 


of the Number of Dozen pair of Habit Gloves, Men’s Gloves, and Women’s 
Gloves, and Mitts imported, with the Amount of Duty paid thereon, from sth 
July 1826 to 5th April 1828; printed 455 - (Sess. Papers, n° 453. vol. x1x.) 


Account showing the Amount of Duty received in Ireland, and the Drawback ‘eo| 








present time, and how disposed of; printed 442 - - 


of all Contraband Wrought Silks, seized from 5th July 1826 up to the 
(Sess. Papers, N° 441. vol. xix.) } 


Accounts of the Quantities of Hemp and Flax dressed and undressed, Hemp Tow, 
Flax Tow, and Linen Yarns, imported into Great Britain and Ireland from Foreign 
Parts, in the year ended 5th January 1828; also several other Accounts relating to 
Hemp, Flax, and Linen Yarn, and to British, Irish and Foreign Linens; - 
printed 455 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 454. vol. x1x.) 


. Account of Cotton Manufactured Goods, and of Cotton Twist and Yarn, nab ii 


from Great Britain, in each year from 1818 to 1826; printed 546 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 553. vol. x1x.) J 


, Accounts of all Lead, and of Lead and Lead Ore exported from Great Britain, in the) 


last eight years; printed362- -  - (Sess. Papers, N° 344. vol. xx.) Jf 


Antimony imported in each year since 1785; printed 420 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 416. vol. x1x.) 


. Account of the Quantity of Foreign Copper, Tin, Spelter, Iron, and Lead | 





of all Foreign Lead and Lead Ore imported into Ireland, in the year ending 
5th January 1828; printed 384 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 378. vol. x x11.) } 


Return ‘of Manufactured Silk Goods of all descriptions imported for Home Con- 
sumption, from 5th January to 5th May 1828; printed 470 - - = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 468. vol. x1x.) J 

[To be laid before the House forthwith, 457. 


of the Total Amount of all live Sheep exported from England to the ot 
tinent of Europe, during the years ending 5th January 1826, 1827 and 1828 ;\: 
printed 388 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 380. vol. x1x.) 


Return of the Quantity of Crown, Flint, Plate, Bottle, and broad or ae 








Glass, exported from England and Scotland to Ireland, with the Amount of Draw- 
back allowed thereon, from 5th January 1825 to 5th January 1828; printed 501 
(Sess. Papers, n° 498. vol. x1x.) 


Accounts of the Number of Vessels with their Tonnage ; of Steam Vessels, built and 
registered from 1814 to 1827; of Number of Ships and Tonnage that belonged to 
the several Ports of the British Empire; of Number entered Inwards from all 
Parts of the World; of Amount of ‘Tonnage and Number of Men employed in 
the Coasting Trade, in the Home Fisheries, and in the Deep Sea Fisheries ; 
printed 470 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 469. vol. x1x.) 


several Ports of the United Kingdom, from 1814 to 1827. printed 501 - . 
(Sess. Papers, N° 499. vol. x1x.) 


. Comparative Statement of British and Foreign Tonnage which have entered “sh 


. Account of Number of Ships which passed the Sound, from 1814 to 1827; - } 


printed 470 - - ©- 9% = (Sess. Papers, n°® 469. vol. x1x.) 


of the Number of Colliers which have entered the Port of London, from 
1814 to 1827; printed 470 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 469. vol. x1x.) 





. Account of the Official Value of Merchandize which has been warehoused in me} 


Ports of the United Kingdom from 1814 to 1827 . et US ° yi 





Kingdom, calculated at the Official Rates, and showing the Declared Value thereof 


of the Value of Imports into, and Exports from, the Ports of the United 
from 1814 to 1827 - - - -— = res iy UGA. iy \ 





— of the Total Number of Ships, with their Tonnage, which belonged to the 

British Empire in 1825, 1826 and 1827 ; distinguishing those which belonged to 

the Mauritius, Bombay, and Calcutta; printed 442 = - - - - ° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 442. vol. x1x.) 


. Return of the Total Amount of Duty received on Coals imported into Ireland, in the 


years ending 5th January 1826, 1827, and 1828; printed 455 . =. + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 456. vol. x x11.) 


. Account of the Quantities, Official and Declared Value of all Kinds or farina) 


tions of Goods, Merchandize, Produce and Manufactures, exported from Great 
Britain and Ireland to each of the British West India Islands and Colonies, in each 
year from 1821 to 1827 - - - = ° a... -  - - 


. Sehedule of Duties proposed to be levied on several Articles, compared with the) 


Duties now payable on the same Articles; printed 461 - - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 462. vol. 1.) f 


. Return of the Quantity of Raw and Thrown Silk imported into England from lye} 


from 1824 to 1828; printed 501 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 503. vol. x1x.) 


Kingdom to Foreign Parts, in each year since 30th September 1825; printed 501 


(Sess, Papers, n° 504.. vol. xvii.) 


. Account showing the Total Rpantity of Ordnance Stores exported from. the ed so! 


. Return of all Lead and Lead Ore imported into the United Kingdom since &gt;} 


and the Amount exported; printed'546 - (Sess. Papers, N° 559- vol. X1x.) 


Schedule of Duties proposed to be levied on several Articles, according tothe Bill 
now in the House foramending the*Laws relating to the Customs,’compared with \’ 
the Duties now payable on the same’ Articles; printed 510° = © - = - 

, ~- &lt;=” (Sess. Papers; N° 510. vol. 1.) 


83.——Sess. 1828. . Cc 




















Ordered. Presented 
328 420 
332 388 
339 455 
342 442 
347 455 
348 
350 545 
362 362 
362 420 
367 388 
37° 470 
370 388 
38 4 501 
416 470 
416 501 
416 470 
416 470 
416 
416 
427 442 
428 | 455 
457 
461 461 
471 501 
475 5° 1 : 
487 545 
510 510 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. EE Fe | stag 
Customs—continued. perk: Tay 





cleared outwards from and to all Parts of the World from 1814 to 1827; several 
other Returns relative to British and Foreign Vessels, and to Timber, Deals, and 
other Articles of Wood; printed 546.555 - (Sess. Papers, N° 573. vol. x1x.) 


i 1 


| 554 | 


191. Account of the total Number of Vessels and {aes that entered inwards =} 





555 
192. Return of the Quantity of Barilla and Pot and Pearl Ashes imported into aes ‘ 
Britain, during each year from 1817 to1828 - - - - - = = 54 
193- of the Quantity of Soap exported during each year, from 1820 to 1828 = - 541 
194. Returns of all Ships or Vessels navigated by Steam belonging to any Port of Great 
Britain, and of the Number now building o. ce © tim te ieee ‘ 543 
105. Return of the Quantity of Kelp imported into London, Liverpool, Hull, Newcastle- 
‘ upon-Tyne, Leith, Greenock, and Glasgow, from 1818 to 1827 - ~ . “} 552 
196. Statement of the Quantities of Raw and Thrown Silk imported, and entered for) 
Home Consumption, in each of the last five years; printed 555 a 555 555 
(Sess. Papers, n° 576, vol. x1xX.) J 
197. Returns of Timber and Wood imported into Great Britain ; also, into Ireland ; and 6 
also into London, in the year 1827 - ain «© .°s ww ~¢ } 55 


— V. Accounts, 84, 86, 104 to 128, 233, 234, 245, 279, 465, 534. 
DEAD WEIGHT ANNUITY ; v. ACCOUNTS, 214. 
DEALS; v. Accounts, 146, 191. 
DEBT :— 


198. Return of the Names and Designations of all Persons who have filed Affidavits of 


Debt in the Courts of King’s Bench, Common Pleas, and Marshalsea, within ine} per Address 84 
of last Session. 
years 1825 and 1826 - - - - - ~ - ws 


199. Returns of all Places in England and Wales claiming Power of issuing Process to 
hold to Bail in Actions for Debt, together with the Number of Writs issued ‘ 


per Address 


of last Session. —- 


every such Authority, in 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826 and 1827; printed155 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 117. vol. xx.) 
2ov. Return of the Number of Warrants granted to arrest for Debt by the Sheriffs of 
London and Middlesex, and the Sheriff of Surrey, and the Number of Bailable 
Processes executed by them in 1827; printed 178 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 149. vol. xx.) 
201. Return of the Number of Executions ; distinguishing Ca. Sa.’s from Fi. Fa.’s, and 
the Amount for which they respectively issued in 1827, in London and Middlesex ; 
printed 204 - -— = - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 192. vol. xx.) 
— V. Accounts, 238, 328, 487. 
DEBTORS :— 


202. Return of the Number of Prisoners committed to the Custody of the Keepers of 
the King’s Bench, Fleet, Whitecross-street, Marshalsea, and “ates, ger Addven 


per Address, 1 69 


per Address. 204 


. . . 121 
Prisons, in 1827; printed 121 © - “ * ” 


(Sess. Papers, n° 76. vol]. xx.) 
— V. Accounts, 282, 328, 445, 487. 


DEBT, NATIONAL :— 


203. Account of the Sums which have been issued and applied in 1827, per nr 


55 Geo. 3. c. 115, for paying the Interest of the Russian Loan raised in the Nether- 


per Act. 16 
lands; printed 17 -~ = - 'e 


(Sess. Papers, n° 10. vol. xvi.) 
of the Balances of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends and man citi 24 
Prizes ; printed 24 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 20. vol. xvi.) . ; 


of the Receipt and Expenditure of £.5,527,823. 3. 6. in one year, mal 


204. 








205. 
7th January 1827 to 5th January 1828, by the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
the National Debt; printed 24 i: - (Sess. Papers, n° 34. vol. xvi.) 


of the Gross Amount of all Sums received and paid by the Commissioners cat 


per Act. 24 
206 





the Reduction of the National Debt, on account of Banks for Savings in Great 
Britain and Ireland; printed 60 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 35. vol. xvi.) 


207. Accounts of the Actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums placed in the coil 


28 60 


of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt in the year ended 
5th January 1828; printed60 - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 34. vol. xv1.) 

of the Total Amount of Unredeemed Funded Debt, and the Charge thereof, 

at 5th January 1827; and the Debt and Charge thereof, created in the year 

ended 5th January 1828 - - - - - -= . 1 : . 

20g. Account and Abstract of the state of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain , . 
and Ireland, and the Charge thereupon, at 5th January 1828; printed 60 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 34. vol. xv1.) 

of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Demands 
outstanding on 5th January 1828; printed 60, (Sess. Papers, N° 34. vol. xvi.) } 


of tae Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills, on 5th January 1827, the Amount 
issued in the year ended 5th January 1828, the Amount issued for paying off =| 


28 60 


208. 





210. 





28 60 





28 60 714 


chequer Bills within the same periods, and the Amount outstanding on 5th 
January 1828; printed 60 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 34. vol. xvt.) 
212. Return of the rate per Cent, if any, deducted by the Directors of each Savings Bank 
from the Monies received by them to be distributed as-Interest - - } 
213. Account of the Total Amount of Unredeemed Funded Debt of the United Kingdom, 
Germany, &amp;c. on 5th January 1815; valuing or estimating any Life Annuities in 
Capital Stock at the current price on the above named day _ ea. ae 
214. The like Account on each succeeding 5th January, but adding to on 5th January 97 298 
1828, the Amount of Capital Stock created by the Dead Weight Annuity of 
£.2,800,000, estimated at the price of Annuities on 5th January 1828 ; printed 229 
(Sess. Papers, N° 221. vol. xvi.) | 


215, “anatase the whole Amount of Unfunded Debt on each 5th January from 1815 
to 152 - - - - - - ~- - 


216, Account showing the Decrease or Increase of Capital of Funded Debt, as well as | 98 | 228 


29 


= - - - - 





charges on Reduction of Rate of Interest during the above periods; printed 229 
(Sess. Papers, n° 221, vol. xv1-) 





























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ACCOUNTS. AND PAPERS—continued. 
DEBT, NATIONAL—continued. 


217. Account of all Additions to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Interest of] 
any Loan, &amp;c.; printedi127 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xvi.) f 








218. of Stock and it Annuities transferred to the Commissioners for the 
Reduction of the National Debt, for the purchase of Life Annuities, from ist Sep- 
tember 1808 to 5th January 1828; printed 158 - - - - - : 

(Sess. Papers, N° 120. vol. xv1.) 

219. of the Gross Amount of all Sums which have been received and paid by ditto 


on account of Banks for Savings, including Friendly Societies, in Great Britain 
and Ireland ; printed 158 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 120. vol. xv1.) J 
[Notice taken that this Account was imperfect; withdrawn ; another ordered ; prisented ; to be printed; 197.] 


220. Returns or Abstracts of the Name of each Savings Bank, and the Number of Depo- 
sitors in each Bank ; and of the Amount of Interest placed by the Commissioners 
for the Reduction of the National Debt to the credit of each Savings Bank in each 
year, from the period when each of those Institutions commenced an Account with 
the said Commissioners, to 20th November 1827 - - - 


[To be laid before the House forthwith, 471.] 


221. Account of the actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums placed in the hands of 
the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in the year ended 
5th January 1828; printed 164 Se.) ee ee ee ee ee 

of the Total Amount of the Unredeemed Funded Debt, and the Charge 
thereof, at 5th January 1827, and the Debt and Charge thereof created in the year 

ended 5th January 1828, &amp;c.; printed 164 - (Sess. Papers, N° 34. vol. xvi.) 


of the state of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of 
the Charge thereupon, at the 5th January 1828; printed 164 - " 
of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of Demands out- 
standing on 5th January 1828; printed164 - (Sess. Papers, N° 34. vol. xv1.) 

[ Appendix 108 to this Account referred to Committee of Ways and Means, 525.] 








223. - 





. ——-— of the Amount paid to Government for the sum of £.215,410. 15. 6. reverted 
to the Sinking Fund by the death of Nominees, including Unclaimed Annuities, for 
three years and upwards - - - - e  &amp; ie tee 

— of the Amount of the Aggregate Sum actually paid by Government in 
respect to the said Annuities; printed 240 - (Sess. Papers, N° 251. vol. xvi.) 

. Accounts of the Amount received for each Loan raised since the year 1792; of the 
actual Sums laid out by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund ; and of the Total 
Expense incurred by the said Commissioners, together with the Total Charge of 
the National Debt Office during the same period ap! hae - 


Return of the Amount of Money received from the Directors of Savings Banks :| 





228. 
the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in each year since 
6th August 1817, and the Average Price in each year at which the Money was in- 
vested in Government Securities; printed 501 - (Sess. Papers, n° 502. vol. xvi.) 


— V. Accounts, 59, 452, 453, 461, 465. 
DENMARK; v. ACCOUNTS, 159. 
DESTITUTE, REFUGE FOR; v. Accounts, 444. 
DISPOSITION OF MONEY; v. Accounts, 464. 
DISSENTING MINISTERS; v0. Accounts, 435- 
DISTILLERS; v. Accounts, 509 to 526. 
DIVIDENDS; v. Accounts, 204, 281. 
Docrors COMMONS; »v. AccounrTs, 427 to 430, 559. 
DoNAGHADEE HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 308. 


Dovor HARBOUR :— 


229. Account of Receipt and Application of the Monies received by the Warden and 
Assistants - - - - - - - - ~ é é ‘} 


DROITS OF ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 6. 
DUNLEARY HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 277, 309, 326. 
DuNMORE HARBOUR; v. AccouNTS, 310; 


EasT INDIA :— 
230. Resolutions, being Warrants and Instruments granting Salaries or Pensions; also 
account of Allowances, Compensations and Superannuations -' © #os8 


231. Twenty-fourth Report of the Commissioners of Carnatic Debts; printed 76 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 36, vol. 1x.) 
232. Fourth Report of the Commissioners of Tanjore Debts; printed 76° - &amp; 7 
(Sess. Papers, n°37. vol. 1x.) 
233. Accounts of all Articles exported from the United Kingdom to the East Indies, in 


each Year, from 5th January 1820 to 5th January 1827; also of all Articles 
imported - - - - - - - - - - - 


234. Accounts of the Number of Ships, with Amount of Tonnage entered inwards and ) 
cleared outwards, at the several Ports of Great Britain, from and to the East Indies, 
in each of the Five Years et 5th January ¥828; of all Goods exported to the 
East Indies and China; of the Value of all Afticles of the growth or manufacture 


of the United Kingdom, exported by the East India Company; of all Goods the 


Produce of the East Indies or China, imported into and exported from Great Bri- F 


tain; of Amount of Duties of Customs received upon Goods imported from the 
East Indies; of all Goods the Produce of the East Indies and China, imported 
into and exported from Great Britain, specifying the Quantity and declared Value 
of the principal Articles ; printed 420, 442 - (Sess. Papers, n° 178 vol. xxii.) J 


235. Regulations passed by the Governments of Bengal, Fort St. George, and Bombay, in 
1825 and 1826; printed 162 ea. Sess. Papers, n° 129. vol. xx111.) 





VOL. 83.——Sess, 1828. C2 





a 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


160 


per Act. 


per Act. 


224 


243 


472 


per Act. 


79 


159 





Ordered. }. 


per Act, 


per Act. 


per Act. 


535 


162 
































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
East INDIA—continued. 


236. Accounts of the Annual Revenues and Charges of Bengal, under the respective 
heads thereof, for Three Years, according to he latest Advices; with an Estimate 
of the same for the succeeding year: also several other Accounts and Estimates 
relating to the Revenues of the Bast India ee ; printed 346 - - - 

(Sess. 


Copies of all Communications received by the President of the Board of Commis- &gt; 
sioners for the Affairs of India from the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature 
at Madras, and by the Court of Directors from the Governor in Council at Madras ; 
and of any Proceedings of the said Court relative to the Appointment of Gilbert 
Ricketts to the Office of Registrar of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras; 
also several other Papers relating to the same subject, and to the Estate of Colonel 
O’Reilly ; printed 476, 507. - (Sess. Papers, N° 479. vol. xx111.) J 


Return of the Number of Persons confined for Debt in the Gaols at the Presidencies 
of Calcutta, Fort St. George and Bombay, in each of the Years 1826 and 1827 ‘} 


apers, N° 325. vol. xxIII.) 


237. 





238. 


239. 
' in India, as to Natives sitting on Juries, under 7 Geo. 4. c. 37; printed 397 - - 


Copy of the Regulations adopted by the Supreme Courts at the several so” 
(Sess. Papers, N° 129. vol. xx111.) 


240. Copy of Table of Fees sanctioned by the Courts, and charged by the Officers of His 
Majesty’s Supreme Courts of Judicature at Fort William, Fort St. George, Bombay 
and Prince of Wales Island; and a Return of the Amount of Salaries and Emolu- 


ments of every kind received by the several Officers in the said Courts - -J 


241. Annual Account made up to ist March 1828, of Proceeds of the Sale of pomeed | 
and Merchandize of the East India Company ; printed 382 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 371. 


Account of the Revenue and Charges of India, in the Two Years ending goth ated 


vol. XXIII.) J 


242. 
1826 and goth April 1827; also stating the Rate and Amount of Interest on the 


Territorial Debt; printed 503 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 505. vol. xx111.) 


243. Copy of Memorial presented by the Merchants of London trading to India to they 
Court of Directors, respecting the Stamp Tax lately imposed in Calcutta ; and Copy 


of any Answer to that Memorial ; printed 437, (Sess. Papers, n° 435. vol. xx111.) 


Return of Amount of Revenue received from Stamps in India in 1823-4 and 1825-6, 
showing the Gross Amount of the Tax; also a Schedule of the Rates of all the &gt; 
Stamp Duties ; printed 437. - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 435. vol. xx111.) J 


Accounts, showing the real and official Value of the Exports from, and the Lepore) 
into, the United Kingdom, to and from the East Indies and China and the Mau- 
ritius; and of the Amount of Duties received for the Year ending 5th January 1828 f 


244. 
245. 


246. 
session of the Court of Directors, relative to the Burning of Widows, or other 


Immolations in India; printed 542 - 


Copies or Extracts of all Official Returns, Letters and other Documents, in the pos- 
- (Sess. Papers, N° 547. vol. xx11I.) } 


247. Account of all Places in India where a Pilgrim Tax is levied; of the Number of Pil- 
grims on whom the Tax has been paid since 1805 —- - - - - “} 
248. 
ment relative to the Practice of Infanticide in India; printed 542 - - 7 


Copies or Extracts of all Communications received since the last Returns to et 
(Sess. Papers, N° 548. vol. xx111.) 


— V. Accounts, 23, 24, 128, 139, 140, 404. 


East InpdIA Docks :— 


249. Account of the Receipt and Application of Monies by 


the East India Dock 
Company ~ - : ° . . e a 


East INDIA TRADE; v. Accounts, 128, 139, 140. 


ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS :— 


which exercise Peculiar and Exempt Jurisdiction, in England and Wales -  - 


250. Returns of all Courts which exercise Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, and of all Courts 
printed 234 - - - - - } 


(Sess. Papers, N° 232: vol. xx.) 
251. Return of the Number of Causes instituted in the several Courts which exercise 
Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of any description in the Provinces of Canterbury and 
York, with a Statement of the Amount of Fees paid in each of the three years pre- 
ceding the ist January 1827; printed 384 - (Sess. Papers, n° 372. vol. xx.) 
— V. Accounts, 427 to 430, 559. 


EDINBURGH BRIDEWELL; v. Accounts, 485. 
EDUCATION; v. AccouNTs, 323. 


EMIGRANTS :— 


252. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the relief of Toulonese and Cor- 
sican Emigrants, Dutch Naval Officers, and Saint Domingo Sufferers, for 1828 ; 
printed 88. 


V. Accounts, 253, 254. 


Referred 385 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 47. vol. XvII-) 


EMIGRATION :— 
253. Copy ofthe Report laid before the Colonial Department by Lieutenant Colonel Cock-) 
burn,on the subject of Emigration ; printed 151 (Sess. Papers, N° 109. vol. xx1.) 
254- Further Return to Address for Copy of Ditto; printed 178 - - -— - I 
(Sess. Papers, N° 110. vol. xx1.) 
ESTABLISHMENTS OF PUBLIC OFFICES; v. AccouNTS, 388 to 391. 
EXCHEQUER, Court of :— 


255- Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Salaries to Officers, and 
Expenses of the Court and Receipt of Exchequer, for 1828; printed 88 + 


Referred 385 Pe eee (Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xvi.) 


256. Account of all Extents in Aid issued fromthe King’s Remembrancer’s Office in v} 
Court of Exchequer; printed233 - = - (Sess. Papers, N° 230. vol. xx.) 
— V.-Accounts, 293, 358, 362. 


Ordered. 





per Act. 


373 


374 


374 


374 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Address, 


per Address, 


King’s 


Command. 


per Address. 


per Address. 





King’s 
Command. 


97 








397 


493 


437 


437 


542 


542 


147 


234 


384 


88 


151 


88 


233 





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Ordered. | Presented. of 
EXcHEQUER BILLS :— eid ——— | Avrzworr. 
257. Account of Exchequer Bills issued, or authorized to be issued, charged on erage , 
1828; printed ig. Referred 20 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 9. vol. xv1.) 19 9 
258. of all Exchequer Bills issued between 5th January 1827, and 5th January 19 19 
1828, unprovided for; printed 19. Referred20 (Sess. Papets, N9. vol. xvI.) | 
259. of all Exchequer Bills issued and sold during the last two years ; printed 127 84 127 
| (Sess. Papers, N° 93. vol. xv1.) 
260. of Exchequer Bills issued by Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. 4. c. 70, charged on Supplies 





2 
1828, unprovided for; printed372 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 354. vol. XVI.) 37 372 
— V. Accounts, 54, 56, 61, 211, 272. 


EXCHEQUER OFFICE :— 








261. Return of the Number of Subpoenas ad Respondendum issued from the Exchequer 
Office during the last six years, to ist March 1828; also, of the Number of 126 { 183 
Appearances entered at the same Office during the same period ; printed 183, 233 233 
(Sess. Papers, N°* 156. 231. vol. xx.) 
EXCHEQUER FEES; v. ACCOUNTS, 37. 
EXCISE :— 
262. Return of the Total Amount of Auction Duties paid in the cases upon which Petitions 
were rejected by the Commissioners of Excise, during the seven years preceding 42 344 
1827; printed 345 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 317. vol xvt.) 
263. Account of the Number of Ale, Wine and Spirit Licenses issued in England and 
Wales, in the years 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820 and 1827 ; printed 183 = . + 162 183 
(Sess. Papers, N° 164. vol. xv11I.) 
264. — Account of the Quantities of the several Articles charged with Duties of 
Excise, for four years ending 5th July 1827; distinguishing Great Britain rom 243 274 
Ireland; printed274 - - - &gt; (Sess. Papers, n° 282. vol. xvi.) 


— V. Accounts, 136, 356, 358, 360 to 362, 364 to 367, 465, 512, 515, 522 to 524. 

EXECUTIONS FOR DEBT; v. Accounts, 201. 

EXTENTS IN AID; v. Accounts, 256. 

FEE FUNDS; v. Accounts, 535, 536. 

FEES; v. ACCOUNTS, 100, 240, 318, 333, 427 to 430, 475- 

FELONY; v. Accounts, 94 to 97. 

FINANCE ACCOUNTS, annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner ; 0. ACCOUNTS, 

1 to 5, 147, 221 to 224, 458 to 465. 

FirE INSURANCES; v- Accounts, 466. 

FISHERIES; v. AccounTs, 177, 270, 329. 

FLAX; v. ACCOUNTS, 150, 169. 

FLEET PRISON; v. Accounts, 202, 

FLOUR ; v0. AccounTs, 105, 109, 112, 118. 

FOREIGN CORN; v. Accounts, 104 to 106, 108; 110 fo 112, 114 to 115. 

FORGERY :— 
265. Account of the Number of Prosecutions for Forgery upon Banks in Great Cig 





per Address 


for the last ten years - - Ditto, upon Banks in Ireland; printed 371 - -¢ lof last Session. 314 


(Sess. Papers, N° 352. vol. xv1.) 
FOUNDLING HOSPITAL; v. Accounts, 301. 


FouR-AND-HALF PER CENTUM DUTIES; v. Accounts, 6. 
Four Court MARSHALSEA PRISON; v. Accounts, 328. 
FRANCE; v. AccounrTs, 155, 266 to 268, 540. 
FRANCE, CLAIMS ON :— 
266. Return of the Amount which remained in the hands of the Commissioners 7 


liquidating Claims on France, after payment of all Claims under Convention N° 7 ; 
printed 420 - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 417. vol. xvi.) 


of all Sums of Money paid by the Commissioners of agree Arbitration 


406 420 
267. 





and Award of Claims on France, to the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, 
and Forests, and stating by what authority the same were paid; printed 444 3 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 444. vol. xvi.) $ 
268. Copies of the Minutes of the Lords of the Treasury, relating to the Apeticetion a 


437 444 





the surplus Funds in the hands of the Commissioners for the Arbitration and P 2 
Liquidation of the Claims of British Subjects upon France; printed 452 - - 45 45 


(Sess. Papers, N° 444. vol. xv1.) 





— ISLE OF; v. AccounTs, 494. 
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES; 0. Accounts, 219. 
GAOLS; v. AccouNTS, 97, 307, 342, 343, 487. 
GARRISONS; v. Accounts, 13, 27. 

GENEVA; v. AccCouNTS, 510, 516, 523. 
GLASGOW; v. ACCOUNTS, 195. 

GLASS; v. Accounts, 163, 165, 176. 

GLOVES; v. Accounts, 167. 

GOLD AND SILVER; 0. Accounts, 64, 90, 372, 373. 
GoLpb COAST; »v. Accounts, 7, 412. 

GoLpD COINAGE; v. Accounts, 64, 372, 373. . 
Goop Hope, CAPE OF; »v. Accounts, 498, 
GOOLE; v. AccounTs, 160. 


GOSPEL :— 
269. Estimate of the Sum required by the Society for the propagation of the Gospel, , 
in aid of the Expenses of the Society in the Colonies shereie mieetioned ; printed ee 161 679 
161. Referred 385 - - - - _ (Sess. Papers, n° 189. vol. xv11.) J 


GRAIN; 0. AccounTs, 104 to 118. 

GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; v. Accounts, 306. 
GREECE; v. Accounts, 539, 540. 

GREENOCK ; 0. Accounts, 195. 

GREENWICH HosP!ITAL; v. Accounts, 383, 384. - : 
HALF Pay; 0. Accounts, 18, 29, 30, 48; 404. 




















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HEMP AND FLAX; 0. AccounTs, 150, 169. 


HERRING FISHERY :— 


270. Report by the Commissioners of the Herring Fishery, for the year ended 5th April 
1827; printedi17 - - = © = (Sess. Papers, n° 16. vol, 1x.) 


HIDES; v. AccouNTS, 150. 
HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 484. 
Hinvoo Wipows; v. Accounts, 246. 


Hosss Point PIER :— 


271. Estimate of the Amount that will be required to defray the Expense of erecting a Pier 
at Hobbs Point; printed 321. Referred 385 (Sess. Papers, N° 302. vol. xvii.) 


HOLYHEAD AND Howru Roaps, HARBOORS, &amp;c. :-— 
272. Account of Loans advanced by the Commissioners for issuing Exchequer Bills, for the 
Employment of the Poor, to certain Trusts on the Holyhead Road; printed 60 + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 33. vol. x x1.) 


273. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in 1828, on account of the Holyhead 
and Howth Roads and Harbours; printed 161. Referred 385 - - - + 
; (Sess. Papers, N° 121. vol. xvi.) 


274. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the Shrewsbury and Holyhead 
Road, between ist February 1827 and 1st February 1828, and Report of Mr. John 
Provis, thereon; printed 185 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. 1x.) 


275. Copy of Report of the Postmaster General to the Lords Commissioners of the 
Treasury, on the Memorial of the Innkeepers on the Holyhead Road - } 


276. Fifth Report of the Commissioners appointed by Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 74. relative to 
the Bridges over the Menai Straits, &amp;c. and the Holyhead Roads, &amp;e.; printed ara} 


(Sess. Papers, n° 476. vol. 1x.) 
— V. Accounts, 277. 

HOLYHEAD PACKETS :-— | 
277. Accounts showing the Number of Passengers, Carriages and Horses carried by the 
Holyhead Packets in 1827 ; of the Produce of the Fares for carrying Passengers, &amp;c. 
in 1825, 1826 and 1827; of the number of Parcels carried in 1816 ; Copies of all 
Memorials to the Treasury by the Innkeepers on the Holyhead Road, respecting 
the Fares charged for carrying Passengers by the Holyhead and Liverpool Packets ; 
and a Statement showing the average number of miles performed per hour by the 
Holyhead and Liverpool Packets, from Holyhead to Howth, and from Liverpool 

to Dunleary, in 1827; printed 388 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 377. vol. xrx.) 


to the Treasury, concerning the Fares of the Liverpool and Holyhead Packets ; 


278. Copy of a Memorial from the Commissioners of the Shrewsbury and Holyhead Road 
printed 501 - - . - - - \ 


(Sess. Papers, N° 500. vol. x1x.) 
— V. Accounts, 424. 


HIONDURAS; v. ACCOUNTS, 501. 


Hops :— 


279. Account of the Duty on Hops, of the growth of the year 1827; of the total number 
of Acres of Land, in Great Britain, under cultivation of Hops in 1827 ; and of the 
quantity of Hops exported from Great Britain to Ireland and other places; also 
imported into Great Britain, in the year ending 5th January 1828; printed 183 

(Sess. Papers, N° 157. vol. xv1i1.) 
HORSEMONGER LANE PRISON; v. AccouNTs, 202. 


TIORSES; v. AccOUNTS, 107. 

House oF Commons; v. Accounts, 99, 284. 

HouseES OF PARLIAMENT; v. Accounts, 284, 393 to 396. 
HowtTH HARBOUR; v. ACCOUNTS, 273, 277- 

HULL; v. Accounts, 195. 

JAMAICA; v. ACCOUNTS, 502, 503. 

IMPERIAL GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY :— 


280. Return of all Sums of Money laid out and invested by, and in the Name of the said 
Company, out of the clear profits and produce of the Undertaking, in pursuance tt 
Act 2 Geo. IV. c. 117. 8.77; printed 156 '- (Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xx1.) 


of the Net Profits of the Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company established 
by Act 1 and 2 Geo. IV. c. 117 ; and of the various Dividends declared and paid ; and 
of amount of Monies expended ; printed 156 (Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. XX1.) 





281. 


INDUSTRY, HOUSE OF; v. AccounNTs, 300, 301. 
INFANTICIDE; ov. Accounts, 248. 
INFORMATIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 354, 358, 514. 
INLAND NAVIGATION; 0. ACCOUNTS, 305. 


INSOLVENT DEBTORS :— 


282. Return of the Number of Persons who have obtained their Discharge under the Acts 
for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, in each year, since 1813; printed81, 127 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 42. vol. xx.) 
— V. Accounts, 202, 283. 


INSOLVENT Desrors CourtT:— 


sioners of the Insolvent Debtors Court, their Clerks, and the contingent Expenses 
of their office, for 1828; printed 88. Referred'385 - - - 
(Sess. 


283. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for paying the Salaries of the = 
; 


Papers, N° 46. vol. xv11.) 


JOURNALS :— 
284. Estimate of the $um which will probably be required to defray the Expense of a 


ing Acts of Parliament, and Bills, Re 
Parliament, for 1828; printed 88. 


rts and other Papers for the two Houses of. 
eferred 385 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 48. vol. xvii.) 





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Ordered. 


oe 


per Act. 


King’s 


Command, 


25 


King’s 


Command. 


per Act. 


426 


per Act. 


347 


431 


46 


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474 


388 


501 


183 


76 


89 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


IRELAND :— 
285. Account in detail of the Sums granted by the Irish and Imperial Parliaments for 


288. 


289. 


290. 


299. 


300. 


301. 


302. 


303. 


304. 


395: 


306. 


307- 


308. 


399 


VOL, 83.—Sess. 1828. D 2 


. Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Reports of the Commissioners of Revenue 


. Account of the Namber of Days on which the Admiralty Court of Ireland has st 





. Copies of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Annual Reports on the Public Records ms 
) 


. Copies of Certificates filed by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, on Claims for Com- 
. Accounts of the Stamp Duties received on certain Law Proceedings in Ireland, ra 


. Account of Sums paid into the Receipt of the Exchequer in Ireland, on aed 
. Sixth Report of the Inspectors General of Prisons in Ireland, 1828; printed 111 


. Account of the Amount of all Valuations, Assessments and Sums awarded and levied 


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


- Estimate of the Sum which may be required for carrying on the Works at Kingstown), 


maintaining Charitable and Literary Institutions in Ireland, and for the internal 

encouragement of Agriculture and Manufactures, on an average of six years pre- 

ceding 1st January 1800, during Session 1800, and from ist January 1801 to 

ist January 1828 ; and similar Account of the Sums granted for the Miscellaneous 

Services of Ireland; printed 187 - (Sess Papers, N° 174, vol. xvi.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 117.] 





Inquiry in Ireland; printed 17 (Sess. Papers, n* 6. 7-8. vols, xi11. XIV. XV.) 


the Hours of commencing and concluding Business, and the Name of the Judge 

presiding during the last six years; several other Papers relating to the Proceed- 

ings in the said Court; printed 134 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. xx11.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 110.] 


of all Sums applotted in 1827 by the several Vestries of Ireland under the 
head of Parochial Rates; printed 238, 379 - (Sess. Papers, n° 370. vol. x x11.) } 
[Te be laid before the House forthwith, 186.] 

Return of the Amount of Bank of Ireland Notes in circulation in each quarter o 

each year 1825, 1826 and 1827; printed 111 - - as Mi 
(Sess. Papers, N° 67. vol. x x11.) 

Account of Number of Copies of the Statutes printed by the King’s Printer in] 

Dublin, for the use of the Magistrates in Ireland ; sco 187 "Po aa 


(Sess. Papers, n° 271. vol. xx11.) if 
[Order for printing this Account discharged, 207 ; printed 333.] 


Ireland, 1826 and 1827; printed87 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 50. vol. x11. 


pensation; viz. of Thomas Lockwood, Esquire; also of William Edward Porter ; 
printed 108 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 64. vol. x x11.) 


in the Court of Chancery, and Equity side of the Court of Exchequer; printed 


i108 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 58. vol. xx11.) 


Ordered. 


Presented. 








per Address. 


42 


42 


45 








84 


per Address, 


per Act, 


per Act. 








of Stamp Duties granted by Act 4 Geo.1V.c.78 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 68. vol. x11.) 


Sums were expended; and other Papers relative to the Improvement of Dublin ; 


under Act 47 Geo. 3. c. 74, setting forth the Streets and Places on which ss} 
printed 123 - - - . : ° 


(Sess. Papers, n° 81. vol. x x11.) 
of the Sums paid for Salaries from "13th August 1807 to 5th January ae 





and other Accounts relative to the Paving Board of Ireland; printed 123 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 82. vol. xx11.) 


under the Tithe Composition Act ; printed 257 ° ~ o ‘ - d 


(Sess. Papers, N° 269. vol. xx11.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 185.] 


Return from the united Parishes of Chapelizod Ballyfermot and Palmerstown, of 
the Particulars to which the levy of the Parish Cess during Three years last bash 
been applied; printed 153 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 119. vol. xx11.) 


Returns of the Corporations in the Counties, and in the Counties of Cities and 
Towns in Ireland instituted for Relief of the Poor, and for punishing Vagabonds 
and sturdy Beggars; and of the Hospitals or Houses of Industry, and for the Relief 
of the Poor, built by the said Corporations; printed 291 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 291. vol. xx11.) 


Account of the Period when the House of Industry in the City of Dublin was first 
established, its object, and how supported; a similar Return for the Founding! 


Hospital; printed187 -~ - - (Sess, Papers, N° 176, vol. xx11.) 


Estimates of the Expense of supporting the Protestant Charter Schools in Ireland ; 
of the Association for Discountenancing Vice, and other Charitable Institutions in 
Ireland; printed 145. Referred, 409 - (Sess. Papers, n° 106. vol. xvii.) 


Detailed Estimate of the probable Expenditure of the Board of Works in Ireland ; 
Estimate of the Charge of Printing, Stationery, &amp;c. and other Miscellaneous Ser- 
vices in Ireland; printed 146. Referred, 409 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 106. vol. xv1t.) 
General Abstract of the Amount of Grants voted by Parliament ; printed 146. Re- 
ferred, 409 - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 106. vol. xvii.) 


Return of the Names of the Officers, and Amount of their Salaries in the Board “ 


Inland Navigation in Ireland; printed 233 - - - - - - 


(Sess,-Papers, n° 106. vol. xv11.) 


Accounts of Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several Counties, Cities,) 
and Towns in Ireland ; Abstracts to be printed, 153.233  - - ° ° * 


(Sess. Papers, n° 118. vol. xx11.) 
Returns from Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, of the gere 
of Persons committed to the different Gaols for Trial for 1827 - ' 


Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the present year, to defray the Expense st | 


sundry Works now executing at Donaghadee Harbour; printed 161. Referred 385. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 121. vol. xvit.) 


(formerly Dunleary), for 1828 ; printed 161. Referred 385 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 121. vol. xvii.) J 


per Act. 


per Act, 


118 


118 


121 


122 


131 


133 


145 


King’s 
Command. 


146 


151 




















153 


187 


16 


87 


107 


123 


123 


257 


291 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
IRELAND—continued. 


310. 


311. 


312. 
313- 


314. 


315. 


316. 


327- 


328. 


329: 
330. 


331. 


332. 


333- 


334- 
335: 


. Account of the Number of Copies of the Statutes printed by the King’s Printer “t 


Estimate of the Sum which will be required in 1828 to complete the Works ao 
more Harbour; printed 161. Referred 385 - (Sess. Papers, n° 121. vol. xv11.) 


Third Report of Commissioners of Roads and Bridges in Ireland; printed 162 = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 126. vol. x11.) 


Account of the Names of all Magistrates appointed under 3 Geo. 1V.c.103; printed 162 
(Sess. Papers, N° 127. vol. x x11.) 


Copy of the Seventeenth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland i\ 
printed 169 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 8. vol. xv.) 


Copy of the Letters Patent wherein the Civil Articles for the Surrender of the Treaty 
of Limerick in 1691 were ratified and exemplified by King William the Third ana 
Queen Mary ; printed 185 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 169. vol. xx11.) 


Account of Proclamations issued and of Expenses incurred under the Peace Pre- 
servation Acts, for 1827; printed 187 - (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xx11.) 


Return of all Sums of Money advanced by Government on account of Mail Coach 
Roads in the County of Wicklow, since 1800 ; printed 257 en ae tee 
(Sess. Papers, N° 270. vol. x x11.) 


Dublin, for the use of the Magistrates in Ireland ; printed 257 - - . 
(Sess. Papers, N° 271. vol. x x11.) 


Office for the Registry of Memorials of Deeds, &amp;c. in Ireland; printed257 - —  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 272. vol. x x11.) 


. Return of the Services on account of which Claims have been made for Fees in "| 


. Copies of all Correspondence and Communications between the Home Office and 


the Irish Government in 1827, on the subject of Public Lunatic Asylums_ - - 


. Account of the Number of Unbeneficed Curates of the Established Church in we 


several Dioceses of Ireland; printed 246 - (Sess. Papers, n° 260. vol. x x11.) 


. Account of all Sums of Money placed at the disposal of the Lord Lieutenant of 


Ireland for Public Works, during each of the last Four Years; of all Sums granted 
by the Lord Lieutenant by way of Gift; of Applications agreed to and rejected ; 
and of Sums of Money advanced out of the Consolidated Fund for Public and other 
Works in Ireland; printed 461 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 464. vol. x x11.) 


. Sixteenth Report of the Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts in Ireland ; 


printed 352 - - wes - (Sess. Papers, N° 330. vol. x11s) 


Lieutenant, for the year ended 7th April 1828 ; printed 352 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 341. vol. 1v.) 


. Report from the Commissioners of Education in Ireland to His Excellency the a 


. Copies of Certificates filed by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland on Claims for Com- 


ensation; viz. Henry George Heard, Esquire; also of Thomas Prendergast, 
Reauiep ; also of John Brenan, Esquire ; printed 352 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 332, 333. vol. xxIt.) 


Officers whose Offices were suppressed, or the Profits thereof diminished, in conse- 
quence of the Union a eee. ee ae Oe ee le: 


. Account of the Annual Compensations awarded by Act of Parliament to the conse 


. Copy of a Letter from the St. George (Liverpool) Steam Boat Company to the Post- 


master-General; of Memorial from the same Company to the Treasury; of a 
Memorial from the Dublin Steam Boat Company to the Postmaster-General ; and 
an Account, in detail, of the Expense incurred in establishing, navigating and 
maintaining Post Office Packets between Liverpool and Dunleary; printed 455 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 455. vol. x x11.) 
Copies of Minutes of Evidence taken before the Commissioners appointed to inquire 
into Charges of Malversation in the Police Establishment of the Leinster District ‘ 
printed 482 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 486. vol. xx11.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 475.] 
Return of the Number of Prisoners now confined in the Four Court Marshalsea aren) 
in Dublin, fur Debt or Contempt of Court ; printed 506 . - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 508. vol. x x11.) J 


Ninth Report of the Commissioners of the Irish Fisheries, for the year ended 5th 
April 1828; printed 461 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 465. vol. xx11.) 
Copies of Correspondence between the Magistrates who attended the Westord) 
Petty Sessions and the Chief Secretary for Ireland, in 1823 and 1824; printed 504 
(Sess. Papers, N° 506. vol. xx11.) f 
Account of the Total Expense of the Constabulary Force, in each year up to 5th Ja- 
nuary 1828 - - - - - - - - - - - - *} 
Copy of Report made by Sir John Harvey to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, on the 
State of the Constabulary Establishment in Leinster ; printed 529 - “+ 
; (Sess. Papers, n° 537. vol. xxu1.) | 
Return of the Names of the Officers appointed for the Regulation of the Butter 
Trade in the Sea Ports of Ireland, and by whom appointed ; also the Amount th 
Fees received by them - - - = - = = - = © = 
Return of the Names of the Officers employed under the Butter Acts of Ireland, 
and whether they execute the Duties in their own Person or by Deputy - - 
Copy of Report of the Grand Jury of the County of Kilkenny, at the Spring _—s 
1828, relative to the Constabulary Forceof that County - - - -— - 


— V. Accounts, Army, 13, 14, &amp;c.—86, 107, 109, 122.—Customs, 136 to 138, 144, 


149, &amp;c.—Dest, NaTIoNAL, 206, 209, &amp;c.—Excise, 264, 265, 279, 407, 426.— 
REVENUE, 449, 450, 455. &amp;c.—465, 467, 508, 511, 512, 517 to 520, 526. 


IRON; v. Accounts, 172. 

ITALY; v. Accounts, 187. 

JuRIES; 0. Accounts, 239. 

JusTICE, COURTS OF ; v. ACCOUNTS, 237, 230, 240, 313, 385+ 
KELP; v. ACCOUNTS, 195. . 

KILMAINHAM HOSPITAL; v. Accounts, 31; 

Kino’s BENCH PRISON; 0. Accounts, 198, 202: 


KINnGsToN ; v. Accounts, 376, 377. 











Ordered. | Presented. 
King’s 
Command. 161 
per Act. 162 
per Act. 162 
per Address. 1 69 
per Address. 185 
per Act. 18 7 
198 257 
207 257 
21 7 2 57 
per Address. 234 
per Address. 246 
322 461 
per Act. 351 
per Act. 351 
{ 351 ] 
per Act. 352 
425 J 
495 
409 455 
428 482 
452 506 
per Act. 461 
479 493 
484 
491 529 
5°93 
513 
544 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


KINGSTOWN HARBOUR; v. AccounTs, 309. 
LABRADOR; v. Accounts, 385, 412. 
LAMBETH DisTRIcT CHURCHES :— 

336. Account of the Receipt and Appropriation of the Pew Rents of the several Distri 

Churches in the Parish of Lambeth ; printed 539. (Sess. Papers, n° head ae 
LAMBETH PARISH RATES :— - 

337- Account of the Rates raised in the several Ecclesiastical Districts of the Parish of 
Lambeth, under the orders of Select Vestries, in 1824, 1825, 1826 and 1827 i 
printed 283 - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 287. vol. xx1.) 

——— WATERWORKS; v. ACCOUNTS, 553. 
LanD REVENUE; v. Accounts, 465. 
LanD T4x :— 

338. Account showing the Total Amount of Land Tax redeemed to 5th April 1825, or to 
such later period as the same can be made up; printed 164 - - - | 

339- Account of the Gross Receipt of the Land Tax unredeemed in England and Wales, 
also in Scotland, in each of the Three Years 1825, 1826 and 1827 ; and several other 
Accounts relating to the Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax, with a Statement 


of the Expenses incurred ; printed 371 - (Sess. Papers, n° 350. vol. xv1.) J 
340. Statement of Expenses incurred under Acts for the Redemption and Sale of the 
Land Tax ; printed 388 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 350. vol. xv1.) } 


— V. Accounts, 447, 465. 
Law ge tt _ . 
41. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray th 
. Charges for 1828 ; printed 83. Referred 385 - (Sess. Papo, a yr george &lt;4 4 
Law Courts; v. Accounts, 98. 
Law PROCEEDINGS; v. AccounTs, 203. 
LEAD AND LEAD ORE; v. AccounTs, 131, 171 to 173, 189. 
LEATHER; v. ACCOUNTS, 457. 
LEICESTER GAOL :— 
342. Return of the Amount of Assessments made upon the several Parishes in the Borough 
of Leicester, for the maintenance of the Gaol, Bridewell, Police, &amp;c. ; printed pod 
(Sess. Papers, n° 367. vol. xx.) J 
343. The Mayor and Magistrate of Leicester to lay before the House amended eae 


&gt; 


of ditto - - - - - 
LEINSTER POLICE; v. AccouNTS, 327, 332- 
LEITH; v. Accounts, 195. 
LIFE ANNUITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 213, 214, 218, 225, 226. 
LIGHTHOUSES; v. Accounts, 478, 479. 
LIMERICK, TREATY OF; v. Accounts, 314. 
LINENS; 0. AccounTs, 169. 
LITERARY INSTITUTIONS; v. Accounts, 285. 
LIvERPOOL AND HOLYHEAD PACKETS; v. Accounts, 277, 278, 326, 423, 424, 426. 
LivErRPooL Docks :— 


344. Account of Receipts and Disbursement of Dock and 
Liverpool i «+ + * « 


— V. AccounTs, 125, 195. 
LOANS; v. AccouNTS, 227. 
LONDON BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 346. 
LONDON, CORPORATION OF :— 


345. 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 


Light Dues at the Port 5 





thereon - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
346. of Monies received and paid for Paving and Lighting, cleansing Sewers, 
improving the Navigation of the Thames, rebuilding London Bridge, &amp;c. . 


LonpoNn Dock COMPANY :— 
347. Report of the Directors of the London Dock Company, and Account of Receipt 
and Disbursements of the said Company - ~~ - i SP Teh oo * 


LONDON, PoRT OF; v. AccouNTS, 104, 195, 197- 

LONDON, SHERIFFS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 200. 

LONG ANNUITIES; v. Accounts, 218. 

Lorps, House oF; v. Accounts, 284, 303 to 306. 

LOTTERY PRIZES; v. ACCOUNTS, 204. 

Lunacy; v. Accounts, 74. 

LuNATIC ASYLUMS; v. ACCOUNTS, 310. 

LunaTIc LICENSES :— 

348. Accounts of all Sums of Money received and expended by the Treasurers and Clerks 

of the Peace of the several Counties in England and Wales, pursuant to 14 Geo. 3. 
c. 49; Abstract to be printed 234 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 238. vol. xx1.) 

MADAGASCAR; v. ACCOUNTS, 497, 505. 

MADHOUSES; v. Accounts, 482. 

MaDRAS; v. Accounts, 237. 

Mait Coach RoaDs; v. Accounts, 316. 


MALT AND BEER :— 

349. Account of the Number of Barrels of Strong, Table and Intermediate Beer, charge- 
able to the Duties of Excise, brewed in England, Scotland, and Wales, from 
5th January 1827 to 5th January 1828 oT te ee ee 

of the Number of Brewers, Retail Brewers, Licensed Victuallers, and Inter- 
mediate Brewers in ditto; printed 183 - (Sess. Papers, n° 159. vol. xviit.) 

of the Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in the United King- 
dom ; printed 183 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 158. vol. xvii1.) } 
352. Return of the Total Number of Prosecutions and Convictions within England 





350. 





351. 


Wales, between 5th July 1824 and 5th July 1827, for Offences against the Malt 
Laws ; and Total Number of Bushels of Malt pol LE ; printed obo ay vi if 


(Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xx.) , 


VOL. 83. 





Sess. 1828. E 


Ordered. | Presented, 





452 


121 


King’s 
Command. 


per Address. 


552 


per Act. 


per Act. { 


per Act. 


per Address. 


24 








493... 


172 
164 


365 


388 


88 


379 


236 


140 
141 


114 


234 


183 


183 


228 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
MALT AND BEER—continued. 


353. Return of the Number of Convictions in England of Retail Brewers, for selling Beer) 
to be consumed on their Premises, under Act 35 Geo. 3. c. 113. since July 1823 -J 








354 of the Number of Informations and Convictions before Magistrates within 
England and Wales, between 5th July 1824 and 5th July 1827, for Offences 
against the Malt Laws, and Total Number of Bushels of Malt seized ; printed 274 

(Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xx.) 

355- 


in the due payment of their Malt Duties, or of any Penalties and Expenses for 
which they may have become liable - - - - - - - - - 
356. Copies of the General Letters, and Orders, sent from the Board of Excise to on 
Officers, respecting the Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 52; also of Orders from the Lords 
of the Treasury to the Board of Excise, respecting the suspension of Clauses in the | 
said Act; printed 164 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 137. vol. xviii.) 
357. Account of the Total Amount of Money received for Duty on Malt made in el 


of the Names and Residence of all Maltsters who have become penss fu) 


under the Malt Act, 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 52; printed 345 - - M . je 
(Sess. Papers, n° 321. vol. xviii.) 
358. Return of all Informations and Convictions before the Court of Exchequer and before 
the Magistrates, for breaches of the Excise Laws in England and Wales respecting 
Malt; printed 388 . - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 375. vol. xx.) J 
359. Account of all Sums of Money received by way of Fine, Penalty or Compromise, | 
respecting Malt, from ist August 1806 to 25th March 1807; printed 388 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 375. vol. xx.) J 
360. Account of the Total Quarters of Malt and Duty thereon, with the Rate of Duty in 
each Kingdom, in each year from 10th October 1816 to 10th October 1827 - 
of the Total Number of Barrels of all the different kinds of Beer brewed and 
charged with Excise Duty, in each Kingdom, from ioth October 1816 to 10th 
October 1827; also for each year, from 5th January 1817 to 5th January 1828 ; 
printed 546 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 555. vol. xviii.) 
362. Return of all Convictions of Licensed Maltsters before the Court of Exchequer, cen 





361. 


before Magistrates for breaches of Excise Laws in England and Wales, between 


5th July 1803 and 5th July 1812 - . - - - - « ~ “ 
363. Account of all Sums of Money received by way of Fine, Penalty or Compromise, 
respecting Malt during the same period = - - - - - - - } 


each year, from 5th July 1826 to 5th July 1828; the rates of Duty per Barrel, and 
total Amount thereof in each Kingdom, and the Number of Quarters of Malt used 


365. Return of the Amount per Quarter of Outcast of Malt, in each Collection of Excise 


364. Account of the Quantity of all the different sorts of Beer, stated by Barrels, made a 











in England and Wales, on an average of the last four years - - + = 
366. — of the Quantity of Malt made in each Collection of Excise during the year 
ended 5th January 1828 - - - - - ” » sd i it ‘s 
307. of Average Price of Malt per Quarter, in the year ended 5th January 1828, 
in several Collections of Excise, as nearly as can be ascertained; printed 555 - 


— V. Accounts, 161, 511, 514, 517, 519 to 521, 526, 
MALTSTERS ; v. AccCOUNTS, 355, 362. 
MAN, ISLE OF; v. Accounts, 106, 112, 118, 422. 
MARGATE HARBOUR :— 


368. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Margate Pier and Harbour Com- 
pany, from 6th April 1827 to 5th April 1828; printed 544 - - - \ 


(Sess. Papers, n° 549. vol. x x1.) 


MARINES; v. Accounts, 48, 378. 
MARSHALSEA PRISON; v. Accounts, 198, 202. 
MARY-LE-BONE RATES; v- Accounts, 474. 
MavRITIUS ; v. Accounts, 183, 245, 496, 505. 
MEAL; v. AccouNTS, 105, 107, 115, 118. 
MEDICINES; v. Accounts, 21. 
MENAI AND CONWAY BRIDGES :— 
369. Account of all Sums of Money paid into the Exchequer, arising from additional Duty 
on Irish Letters, towards Repayment of Sums advanced from the Consolidated 
Fund, for building the Menai and Conway Suspension Bridges ; printed 60 ! 
(Sess. Papers, n° 32. vol. xx1.) 
— V. Accounts, 276. 
METERS; v. Accounts, 85, 87. 
METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROADS :— 
370. Second Report of the Commissioners of the Metropolis Turnpike Roads north 
of the Thames, under Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 142; printed 334 - &lt; - . + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. 1x.) 
MEWS; v. Accounts, 397- 
MEXICO; v. Accounts, 152, 541. 
MIDDLESEX; v. ACCOUNTS, 433. 
MILITARY ASYLUM; v. ACCOUNTS, 33. 
MILITARY CANAL :— 
371. Account of Rates and Tolls, and Receipts of Money and Disbursements, for 1827 - 
MILITARY COLLEGE ; tv. Accounts, 25. 
MILITARY PENSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 30, 34, 404, 405. 
MILITIA; v. ACCOUNTS, 42, 45, 50. 
MINT :— 


372- Account of the Quantity of Standard Gold received into His Majesty’s Mint, in} 
each of the twelve years from 1816 to 1827, and of the value of Gold Monies | 





coined - - - - - ° - ~ ° - ° . d . 
373: — of the Quantity of Standard Silver received since passing of Act 56 Geo. 3. 
c. 68, to 31st December 1827, and of the value of Silver Monies coined - - 


374. ———— of the Total Charge and Expenses incurred ; also, of the Sams charged under | 
the head of Mint Prosecutions, in the Miscellaneous Payments; printed 400 - 


t 
(Sess. Papers, N° 509. vol. xvi.) | 





| 
; 
} 


| 


Ordered. 


—— 


75 


97 


109 


143 


190 


per Address, 


per Address. 


401 


489 
489 


5°7 





511 


per Act. 


25 


per Act. 


per Act. 





| 
per Address. 





Presented. 





274 


365 


545 


554 


369 


60 


334 


396 


400 








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INDEX ¢o the E1GutTy-THIRD VOLUME. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
MINT—continued. 


375- Account of the Number of Prosecutions by the Officers of His Majesty’s Mint, for 
counterfeiting the legal Coin of the Realm, from ist January 1818 to gist ber} 
cember 1827; printed 507 


V. Accounts, 89, 90. 
MITTS; v. Accounts, 167. 
MONTREAL AND OTTAWA :— 

376. Estimate of the Sum which will be ees: in 1828, for improving the on 


(Sess. Papers, N° 509. vol. xv1.) 


Communication between Montreal and the Ottawa, from the Ottawa to Kingston, 
and from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario; printed 161. Referred 385 
(Sess. Papers, n° 441. vol. xvii.) 
377- ——— of the Sum which will be required in 1828 for improving the Water ~— 
munication between Montreal and the Ottawa, from the Ottawa to Kingston, and 
from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario; printed 475. Referred 504 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 122. vol. xv11.) 
NATIONAL DEBT; v. ACCOUNTS, 59, 203 to 228, 452, 453, 401. 


NavaAL PENSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 405. 








NAVY :— 
378. Estimate of the Charge of Wages and Victuals for the Seamen and Marines 
to serve in His Majesty’s Fleet, for 1828; printed 20. Referred 37 - = - | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 17. vol. xv11I.) 
379. — of the Charge of the Ordinary of the Navy, for 1828; printed 20. 
Referred 37 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 17. vol. xv11.) 
380. of the Charge of Works in His Majesty’s Yards, and for the Payment of 
the Hire of Transports, for 1828; printed 20. Referred 37. - -~— = + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 17. vol. xvit.) 
381. —— of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy, to 31st December 1827; printed 20. 
Referred 37 . - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, N° 17. vol. xvii.) 
382. Account, in detail, of the manner in which the Sum voted for the Wages and 
Victuals of the Navy in 1827 was expended, under separate heads; printed 126 + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 84. vol. xv11.) 
383. of Money deducted out of the Wages of Seamen employed in the Mer- 
chant Service, fer the year 1827; showing the gross Amount collected at each 
Sea Port, and the net Money paid to the Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital -  - 
384. Similar Return of Amount deducted from the Seamen in the Royal Navy; - - 


printed 243 
— V. Accounts, 510. 
NEGROES; v. Accounts, 493. 
New BRUNSWICK; v. ACCOUNTS, 412. 
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 195. 
New CHURCHES; v. Accounts, 81, 82, 490, 555. 


NEWFOUNDLAND :— 

385. Returns to Addresses for Account of the Items of Expenses of the Civil Establish- 
ments in the Island of Newfoundland and on the Coast of Labrador, including the 
Courts of Judicature, from 1823 to 1827; of the gross and net Revenue of the 
said Island and Coast; and an Account of Expenses incurred, and the Estimates 
for erecting and completing the Public Buildings, exclusive of Military Works in 
Newfoundland ; printed 429 (Sess. Papers, n° 429. vol. xvi.) 

— V. Accounts, 412. 


New SHOREHAM HARBOUR; v. AccouNTS, 492. 


New SouTH WALES :— 
386. Copies of a Report by the late Major General pry sneer on the Colony of = 


(Sess. Papers, n° 257. vol. xvii.) 


South Wales, to Earl Bathurst, in July 1822, and Extracts ofa Letter in answer, to 
parts of the Report of Mr. Commissioner Bigge, on the State of the said Colony ; 
printed 474 (Sess. Papers, N° 477. vol. xx1.) 
387. Copy of the General Order issued by the Governor of New South Wales on the 22d 
November 1826, commuting the Sentence of the Civil Court, and directing that 
Joseph Sudds and Patrick Thompson should be worked jn Chains on the public 
Roads; and of any Correspondence respecting the Conviction and Punishment of 
those Men: printed 530 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 538. vol. x x1.) 
— V. AccounTs, 411, 412. 
NorTH AMERICA; v. Accounts, 70, 398, 421. 
NoRTHERN LIGHTHOUSES; v. Accounts, 478, 479. 
Norway; v. ACCOUNTS, 159. 
Nova SCOTIA; v. Accounts, 412%. 
OaTS; v. AccOUNTS, 110. 
OFFICE OF WORKS; v. Accounts, 561. 
OFFICES, PUBLIC :— 
388. Return of the Number of Persons employed, and of the Pay or Salary granted to) 
each Class, in all Public Offices or Departments, in 1797 - - 
— of the Increase of the Number of Persons, and Augmentation of Salary or 
Pay, in each year between 1797 and 1819 - 
of when such Increase and Augmentation have taken place ; of any Reduction 
effected between January 1820 and J anuary 1828; Abstract to be printed, 546 
(Sess. Papers, N° 552. vol. xvi.) J 
391. Accounts of Increase and Diminution in the Number of Persons employed in *} 
Public Offices and Departments, or their Salaries, in the year 1827 


ORDNANCE; 2. Accounts, 16. 
ORDNANCE STORES; v. Accounts, 188, 
O’ REILLY; v. ACCOUNTS, 237. 
ORPHANS FUND; v. AccounTs, 345. 
OTTAWA; v. AccounTS, 376, 377- 
OxFORD and CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES :— 
392. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1828, to pay the Salaries or ‘cml 





389- 





390. 





ances granted to certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cam- 
printed 88. 


bridge ; Referred 385 —- (Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xvil.) . 


VOL. 83.—~—Sess. 1828. E2 




















Ordered. | Presented. 
per Address. 507 
King’ 
Command, | 261 
King’ 
Fas ah 475 
18 20 | 
18 20 j 
18 20 
19 20 
37 126 
236 243 
per Address. 429 
per Address. 474 
per Addvess. 527 
110 545 
per Act. 240 
Ki 
Command, | 88 


APpPEND1x. 


680 


690 


567 


568 





678 














667 














INDEX ¢@o the E1GHTY-THIRD VOLUME. 


1898. 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
ParRisH Cess; v. Accounts, 299. 


PARLIAMENT :— 


393. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Salaries and Allowances to 
the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons, for 1828; printed 88. Re- 
ferred, 385 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xvii.) 





394: 


of Lords and Commons, for 1828; printed 88. Referred 385 - -  - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xvt1.) 


of the Sum that may be wanted in the present year to defray the ee of 
Fittings and Furniture for the two Houses of Parliament; printed 88. Referred 
385 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 48. vol. xv11.) 





of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expenses of the al 
395: \ 





396. — of the Sum required to defray the Expense of certain Works for the Accom- 
; modation of the two Houses of Parliament; printed 161. Referred 385 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 121, vol. xvii.) 


— V. Accounts, 99. 
PARLIAMENTARY MEWs:— ; 
397- Return of the Total Expenses of building the Parliamentary Mews in Westminster } 
printed 274 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 280. vol. xx1.) 
PAROCHIAL RATES; v. Accounts, 288, 337, 471 to 474. 


PASSENGERS REGULATION :— 

398. Copies of Despatches received at the Colonial Department from Governors of 
British Colonies, rescecting the necessity of imposing Regulations for the Con- 
veyance of Passengers to North America; printed 150 . - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 112. vol. xx1.) 
PavinG BOARD; v. Accounts, 297. 


PEACE PRESERVATION ACTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 315. 
PEARL ASH; v. ACCOUNTS, 133, 192. 


PENITENTIARY HOUSE :— 


399. Estimate of the Sum that will be wanted to defray the Expense of the Establishment 
of the Penitentiary House at Milbank, from 24th June 1828 to gist December 
in the same year; printed 161. Referred 385. (Sess. Papers, N° 121. vol. xvit.) 


400. Report of the Committee of the General Penitentiary at Milbank; printed 162 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 128. vol. xx.) 
PENRYN DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL :— 
401. Account of the Total Amount of Expenses incurred in the last Session of Parliament 
relative to the Penryn Disfranchisement Bill — - . - - - - 
402. 





of the Total Expense incurred in the Proceedings at the bar of the House of 

Lords, for Counsel and Witnesses, relative to the said Bill; printed 555 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 574. vol. xx1.) 

403. Further Accounts of the Total Amount of Expenses iacurred relative to the said Bill, 

distinguishing how much paid to Mr. Vizard, and to Mr. Butt, for Counsel and 

Witnesses for and against the Bill - - - - - - - - - 


PENSIONS :— 


404. Account of the Sums, which, pursuant to Act 4 Geo. IV. will become payable be- 
tween 5th April 1828 and 5th April 1829, by the East India Company, for 
Half Pay, Pensions and Allowances to His Majesty’s Forces serving in India; 
printed 133 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 9. vol. xx111.) 


of the Sums which, pursuant to several Acts of 3 and 4 Geo. IV. will nnn 





405. 
payable between 5th April and 5th July 1828, for Military and Naval Pensions; 
printed 191. Referred 195 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 173. vol. xvi.) 

496. Return of all Pensions granted under Act 57 Geo. 3, c. 65, &amp;c.; printed 388 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 379. vol. xv1.) 

407. Return of all Pensions on His Majesty’s Civil List in Ireland on 1st January 1828 ; 
printed 442 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 443. vol. xvi.) 

408. Ditto - - in Scotland; printed 442 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 14. vol. xv1.) 


— V.AccounTs, 30, 34, 230, 477, 531. 
Pew RENTS; v. Accounts, 336, 473. 
PILGRIM TAX; v. Accounts, 247. 


PILOTAGE :— 
40g. Account of Receipts and Appropriation of Surplus Rates of Pilotage  - - - 


410. Account of i out of the Public Revenue, for Lights, Pilotage, Harbour 
Dues, &amp;c.; printed 546 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 557. vol. x1x.) 
— V. Accounts, 547. 


PLANTATIONS :— 


411. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the amount of Bills 
drawn, or to be drawn, from New South Wales, for 1828 ; printed 88. Referred 385. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 48. vol. xvi1.) if 
412. Estimates of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establishments of the Bahamas, Nova 
Scotia, New Brunswick, Bermuda, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, Sierra 
Leone, and the Gold Coast, for 1828; also, of the Charge of providing Stores for 
the Engineer Department in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, and 
Clothing for Convicts, &amp;c.; printed 161. Referred 38; - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 122. vol. xvii.) 
PooR; v. Accounts, 272, 300, 413 to 417, 471, 472. 
Poor RATES :— 


413. Account of the Total Number of Inhabitant Householders paying Poor Rates in the 

Parish of Birmingham at the end of 1827; and, of the Amount of the Poor Rates 

_for the said Parish - ~ e - ° o - ~ « ~ - - 

414. Similar Returns for that part of the Hamlet of Deritend which lies within the Manor 
of Birmingham; printedo3 - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 59. vol. xx1.) 

















Ordered. | Presented. 
King’ 
Gauen 87 
King’ 
Pian } 87 
King’. 
Coon 88 
Cimelat 160 
224 274 
per Address. 150 
Fv i 161 
per Act. 162 
540 555 
557 
133 133 
190 190 
368 388 
per Address. 442 
per Act. 179 
416 545 
Ki ’ 
Pe 88 
King’s 161 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Poor RATES—continued. 

415. Clerk to prepare and lay before the House, Abstract of Returns made to the Order 
of 7th May 1827, of Money levied and expended for the relief of the Poor; printed | 
157 a + . - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 124. vol. xx1.)- J 

416. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or other Place 
in England and Wales, to prepare an Account of Money levied for Poor Rates and 
County Rates in the year ending 25th March 1828, upon every such Parish, Town- 
ship or other Place maintaining itsown Poor - - - = = = = 

417. Churchwardens or Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or other Place in 
Englaud and Wales, to prepare a Return of the number of Persons who, by virtue.of 
any Order of Removal, have been received into their respective Parishes, Tomhehine 
or Places, in the year ending 25th March 1828 - wit * m1 1 

— V. Accounts, 418, 471, 472. 

Pook RELIEF :— 

418. Return of the Number of Poor Persons belonging to several Parishes, Townships or 
Chapelries, relieved or assisted from the Poor Rates between 25th March 1827 and 
25th March 1828 ; also, the number of able-bodied men, being Parishioners, re- 
lieved or assisted from the Poor Rates withinthe same period - - -— - 


PoRK; v. Accounts, 107. 
Port Patrick HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 483. 
PORTUGAL :— 


419. Account of any Sums paid or now due to Great Britain under the Convention entered 
into with Portugal; printed 250 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 262. vol. xvi.) 


Post Horse Tax :— 


420. Account of the Persons who became Contractors for the T'ax upon Post Horses il 
printed 546 - - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 560. vol. xxi.) J 


Post OFFICE :— 


421. Return of the Establishment of the General Post Office in Upper and Lower Canada, 
and in each of the other Colonies in North America; also, of the Amount collected 
for Postage in 1825 and 1826 - - - - - - ° - - - 

422. Return of the Sum expended in providing a site for the New Post Office, and build- 
ing the same; also, an Estimate of the Expense for completing the same ; primed} 
274 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 281. vol. xx1.) 


423. Copy of the last Contract made by the Post Office for conveying the Mail by Steam 
Boats from Liverpool to the Isle of Man; printed 501 - . - - - 

424. Account of Fares charged by the Post Office in the Liverpool and - Holyhead epee | 
for Passengers, Horses and Carriages, &amp;c.; printed 501 - - - - 


— V. Accounts, 465. (Sess. Papers, n° 377. vol. x1x.) J 


Post OFFICE PACKETS:— 
25. Account in detail of the Expense incurred in navigating, repairing and maintaining 
the Post Office Packets between Dover and Calais, includmg the expenses of the 
Mail; of the amount of Fares for Passengers, &amp;c.; of original cost of building 
and fitting the said Packets ; and similar accounts for the Post Office Packets te- 
tween Margate and Ostend ; printed 555 - (Sess. Papers, n° 575. vol. x1x.) 


Post OFFICE STEAM PACKETS :— 


426. Copy of Communication from the Postmaster General to the Treasury, on the 
subject of complaints of certain Proprietors of Steam Boats in Dublin, respecting 
the Establishment of Packets for conveyingthe Mail between Dublin and Liverpool ; 


printed 501 -— = - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 501. vol. x1x.) 


PoT AND PEARL ASH; v. AccouNTs, 133, 192. 


PREROGATIVE CoURT OF CANTERBURY :— 
427. Returns of the Salaries, Fees and Emoluments of the Registrars of the Prerogative 
Court of Canterbury, for Three Years, to 1828, with Statement of their Duties *} 
[Order for this Return discharged, 385.] 


of Salaries, Fees and Emoluments received by the Principal Registrars of 
the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, from ist January 1825 to 1st January 1828 ; 
Statement of Duties; Names of the Deputy Registrars ; also Return of all the 
Places or Offices in the gift or at the disposal of the said Principal Registrars ; 
printed 425 - - = - = «= (Sess. Papers, n° 421. vol. xx.) 


429. Return of the Amount of all Fees, Profits and Emoluments received by the J cer 





428. 


Record Keeper, Auditor of Accounts, all Deputies and Assistant Clerks of Seats, 
and all other Persons in the Prerogative Office in 1825, 1826 and 1827 - - 


430. Copy of the Table of Fees on Ua erode aie es) auaok t gous 
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND; 20. ACCOUNTS, 412. 
PRINTING :— 


431. Account of the Expense of printing the Appendix to the Votes for 1825, 1826 and 
1827; also, of the Expense of printing various Papers in former Sessions ; 
printed 147 - - — - = (Sess. Papers, n° 111. vol. xx1.) 


— V. Accounts, 284, 303, 437, 439, 528. 


PRISONS :— 
432. Copies of Reports and Schedules transmitted to the Secretary of State, relative to) 
Prisons; printed6 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, N°2. vol. xx.) J 
433. Report of Visiting Magistrates of Prisons in Middlesex made.to the Quarter ee 
December 1825; printed 84 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xx.) 
— V. Accounts, 202, 295. 


Privy CounciL OFFICE :— 
434. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the new Buildings at the Offices 
of the Lords of His Majesty’s Privy Council, and of the Committee of rea 
Referred 385... +5. = - - 
‘ (Sess. Papers, N° 221, vol. x vil.) 


Council for Trade; printed 161. 
— V. Accounts, 536, 538. . 
PROMISSORY NOTES; v, AccounTS, 57, 63. 
PROBATES OF WILLS; 0. Accounts, 559. 
PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL; v. Accounts, 269. * 








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Ordered. | Presented. 
f Laid on 
149 |? the Taile, 
L asz. 
314 
362 
511 
232 240 
487 545 
75 89 
230 274 
431 501 
431 501 
531 555 
475 501 
382 
399 425 
544 
Laid on 
139 the Table, 
147. 
per Act. 6 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— 
435. Estimate of the Sum which may be required in 1828 for paying the usual Allow- 

ances to Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England, &amp;c.; printed 88. Referred 
385 - 

PRUSSIA; v. ACCOUNTS, 159. 

PuBLIc ACCOUNTS; v, Accounts, 1 to 5, 322. 

PuBuic BUILDINGS :— 


436. Estimate of the probable Sum that may be required for the Expense of erdinery) 
Works and Repairs of Public Buildings, for 1828; printed161. Referred 385 
(Sess. Papers, N° 121. vol. xv1I.) 


(Sess. Papers, N° 47. vol.’ xvi1.) 


PuBLic OFFICES; v. Accounts, 388 to 391, 434- 
PuBLic ReEcorDs :— 


437. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of Printing 
under the direction of the Commissioners of Public Records, for 1828; printed 
88. Referred 385 (Sess. Papers, n° 485. vol. xx1.) 


438. Account of the Receipts from 1825, of the Net Produce of the Sale of Books which | 
under the authority of the Commissioners of Public Records, have been printed at 
the Public Expense; printed 240 (Sess. Papers, n° 485. vol. x x1.) J 
- of the Application of certain Sums voted in 1826 and 1827, for ya | 
under the direction of the Commissioners of Public Records ; and Summary State- 
ment of their Proceedings; printed 482 - (Sess. Papers, n° 485. vol. xx1.) 
— V. Accounts, 291. 
PuBLic WorKS; v. Accounts, 321, 385, 436. 
QUEEN ANNE'S Bounty :— 


440. Account of the Number of Purchases of Land made in each year by the tia 
of Queen Anne’s Bounty, from 1760 to 1826, inclusive 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 444.] 


RADAMA; v. ACCOUNTS, 497. 
RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— 
441. The Royal Harbour of Ramsgate Trust Account from 24th June 1826 to 24th J = 





439. 


me ts «| - DRS os Ss. +... 


i 
RECOGNIZANCES AND ARRESTS :— 


443. Returns of the Number of Persons arrested upon Recognizances in 1825, 1826 and 
1827; of Number of Persons arrested ; of Persons against whom Proceedings have 
been taken; of Fees and Charges paid or demanded ; and of all Recognizances 
estreated or discharged ; printed 265 (Sess. Papers, N° 275. vol. xx.) 


REAL PROPERTY :— 


442. Copy of Commission of Inquiry into the Law of England respecting Real Property 
printed 408 (Sess. Papers, N° 397. vol. 1x.) 


RECORDS; v. AccouUNTS, 291, 437 to 439. 


REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE :— 


444. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the support of the Institution called 
The Refuge for the Destitute, for 1828; printed 88. Referred 385 - } 
(Sess. Papers, N° 47. vol. xv11.) 


REGISTRAR AT MADRAS; v. Accounts, 237. 
REGISTRY OF DEEDS; v. Accounts, 318. 
REQUEST, COURTS OF :— 


445. Return of the Number of Persons committed by the Commissioners of the trams 
of Request in London and Westminster, Middlesex and Surrey, and Borough | 
of Southwark, from ist January 1826 to 1st January 1828; printed 483 
(Sess. Papers, n° 487. vol. xx.) 


REVENUE :— 


446. Account of al! Monies received in the year ended 5th January 1828, for and in respect 
of Issues levied upon the Collectors of Assessed Taxes 


447. Accounts of the Produce of the Double or Increased Land Tax assessed "| 


the Estates of Roman Catholics; of the Amount formerly charged; and the 


Number of Estates which centinue to be charged with double Land Tax in England 
and Wales; printed 127, 164, 183, 229, 240 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 8g. vol. xv1.) 


448. Account showing the Amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to al 


received, on 28th January 1828, to complete Aids granted for the Service of 
1827; printed ig. Referred 21 


(Sess. Papers, N° g. vol. xv1.) 
of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain = 





449. 

Ireland, in the Year ending 5th January 1828; of the Balance of Public Money 

remaining in the Exchequer on 5th January 1827; printed 24 - - 
(Sess Papers, N° 20. vol. xv1.) 

General Abstracts of the Charges of Collection on the Public Income of Great 


Britain, and of Lreland; and of Payments other than Charges of Collection, for 
the year ended 5th January 1828 


Copies of Cases which have been stated and signed by the Commissioners of Assessed | 
Taxes; printed 30, 400 (Sess. Papers, n° 24. vol. xvi.) Jf 


Account of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 
ireland, in the years ending 5th January 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823, 1824, 1825, ss 


- = 


450. 


451. 


452. 


1827 and 18258, and of the Payments out of the same, exclusive of the Sums 
applied to the Reduction of the Funded or Unfunded Debt, &amp;c. 


——— of the Balance of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer on 5th esc: 


453- 
1826; the Amount of Money raised by additions to the Funded or Unfunded Debi, 

in the year ended 5th January 1827; printed 89 
(Sess. 


Papers, N° 55. vol. xv1.) 
454- 


——— of Salaries and Allowances or Emoluments of Receivers General of Taxes ; 
printed 76 - 


2 ° - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xvi.) 





Ordered, 





King’s 
Command. 


King’s 


Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


per Address. 


451 


37 


per Act. 


per Address. 


per Address, 


King’s 
Command. 


per Address. 


per Act. 


18 


19 


20 


28 


per Act. 


75 


75 





Presented. 





88 


160 


88 


240 


482 








529 


408 


265 


88 








314 


89 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | cdeved:- | Fresuaea: FASE 


: of 
REVENUE—continued. anes Avranprx. 








Revenue Inquiry in Ireland and Great Britain; printed 88. Referred 385 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 46. vol. xvit.&gt; 


456. Statement of the Scale of Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange in England, from 
5th January 1805 to 5th January 1826; printed 127 - - 92 127 


King’s 88 


455. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for Compensation to Commissioners of ! 
Command. 


(Sess. Papers, N° 94. vol. xv1.) 

457- Returns of the Amount of Duty paid for Three Years} viz. 1822, 1823 and 1824, 

by the Cubic Foot, on Tanned Leather in Ireland; also the Amount paid by Pound 107 164 
Weight in 1825, 1826 and 1827; printed 164 (Sess. Papers, N° 134. vol. xx11.) 

458. Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting) 

the Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the; 

year ended 5th January 1828 ; printed 164 (Sess. Papers, N°130. vol. xv1.) J 


of the Total Income of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland, in the 
year ended 5th January 1828; with an Account of the Public Expenditure during 
the same period ; printed 164 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xv1.) 

460. Account of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom, in the year ended 
5 January 1828 ; printed 164 - - - (Sess. Papers, n°130. vol. xvi.) 


of the Balance of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer on sth) 
January 1827; of Money raised by additions to the Funded or Unfunded Debt, in 
the year ended 5th January 1828; printed 164 - (Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xv1.) J 


— of the Income of the Consolidated Fund, in the year ended 5th January 1828; 164 
printed 164 - - - - = «= (Sess. Papers, N° 130. vol. xv1.) yer ort, 3 


— of the Money applicable to the Payment of the Charges on the Consolidated om 
Fund; printed 164° - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xv1.) per Act. 163 


showing how the Monies given for the service of the year 1827, have been 
disposed of ; printed 164 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xv1.) 
465. Accounts of Arrears and Balances ; viz. Customs (England, Scotland, and Ireland); 
Excise (England, Scotland, and Ireland); Stamps (Great Britain and Ireland) ; 16 
Land and Assessed Taxes in Great Britain; Tax Collectors Balances (Ireland) ; per Act. { 3 } 
Post Office (Great Britain and Ireland); Land Revenue in England and Wales; 
printed 164, 183 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 130. vol. xvi.) 
466. Account of all Sums paid into the Stamp Office for Duty on Insurance from Fire. 
in London and the Country, for several Periods; printed 240 - - - - 182 
(Sess. Papers, n° 250. vol. xv1.) J 


of the Gross and Net Amount of Revenue collected in Ireland in 1720, 1760, 
1790, 1800, 1810, 1820 and 2827, respectively; printed 455 onus Bir ee - 238 455 
(Sess. Papers, N° 452. vol. xx11. J 


of the Total Amount of Money which on 5th January 1828 was in el 





459. 


per Act. 163 





per Act. 163 











per Act. 163 


240 


467. 








468. 


Exchequer, or remained to be received, on account of Ways and Means; printed 
357 ° - ° - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 336. vol. xvi.) 


469. Statement of the Scale of Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange issued in England, from | 
5th April 1827 to the latest period the same can be made up; printed 546 -/ 488 545 
(Sess. Papers, N° 558. vol. xv1.) J 


— V. Accounts, 6, 53 to 64.—Customs, 125 to 197.— Dest, NATIONAL, 203 to 228. 
257 to 260.—IRELAND, 286, 293, 294. 


REVENUE INQUIRY; v. Accounts, 286. 
RICE; v. Accounts, 157. 
RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 
470. Richmond Bridge Cash Account, 1827 Ce ee ET ae Oe per Act. 281 
RICKETTS, GILBERT; v. ACCOUNTS, 237. 
ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. AccounTs, 311, 484. 
RoMmAN CATHOLIC LAND T4x; v. Accounts, 447. 
Royal LIBRARY; v. Accounts, 67. 
Rum; v. Accounts, 136, 510, 516, 523. 
RUSSIA ; v. ACCOUNTS, 159, 203, 540. 
SAINT DOMINGO; v. Accounts, 252. 
SAINT JAMES’S, WESTMINSTER :— 

471. Return of the Accounts, for the last Ten Years, relating to the Poor, Paving, Watch- 
ing, Lighting, and Cleansing the Parish of St. James’s, Westminster - } 

472. Return of the Accounts of the Receipts and Expenditure relatin 
Paiish of St. James, Westminster, from ist June 1827 to rath I 

SAINT MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS, WESTMINSTER :— | 

473- Return of all Sums levied upon the Parishioners of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, for the 
Repairs of the Church, Churchyard and Vestry Room, since 1806; likewise, an 
Account of Pew Rents and Burial Fees received by the Churchwardens; and of 95 338 
Rates levied by the Watch and Beadle Committee of the said Parish, for 1811, 

1812, 1813 and 1814; printed 476 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 478. vol. xx1.) 
SAINT MARY-LE-BONE: 

474. Return of the Amount of all Parochial Rates and Taxes assessed u pon the 
Parishioners of St. Mary-le-bone for the last Ten Years, with the Balances in hand ; 86 
printed i170 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 138. vol. xx1.) 

SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, 206, 212, 219, 220, 228. 
SCOTLAND :— 


475- Copy of Warrant authorizing Compensation to Robert Moffat, John Manro, i7| 


357 357 


ge ene rt 


436 486 


to the Poor of the 
une 1828 - * 


illiam Cunningham, Macers of the Court of Session, for loss of Fees; printed 17 
(Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xx:) 
476. Copy of Order ranting Compensation to W. G, Campbell, Esquire, principal Clerk) 
of the Court of Admiralty in Scotland; printed 17. (Sess. Papers, N° 12. vol. xx.) f 4 ?&amp; 4% 17 


477. Account of Pensions granted ont of the Civil List, from:2oth June 1826 to 2oth June 
1827; printed 17 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 14. vol. xv1.) 


VOL. 83.—~—Sess. 1828. F 2 


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per Act. 17 


























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[1828. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


SCOTLAN D—continued. 
. Abstract of Accounts of Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses, for year ending] 
goth June 1827 ; printed 17 (Sess. Papers, n° 15. vol. x1x.) 
. Ditto - - - for year ending goth June 1828; printed 546 - - *} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 563. vol. x1x.) J° 
. Copies of Cases stated and signed by the Commissioners of Assessed Taxes) 
in Scotland ; printed 60 (Sess. Papers, N° 29. vol. xvi.) f 


. Returns of all Criminals committed for Trial in Scotland in 1815, and in each year} 
since 


. Amount of License Duties paid un 
in Scotland 


. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expenses of sundry wee 
now executing at Port Patrick Harbour; printed 161. Referred 385 } 
(Sess. Papers, N° 121. vol. xvi.) J 


der Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 69, for regulating ater 


. Fourteenth Report of Commissioners for the Repair of Roads and Bridges in the 
Highlands of Scotland ; printed 205 - (Sess. Papers, N° 175. vol. 1x.) 


. Return of Persons subjected to Imprisonment in Edinburgh Bridewell in 1826; 
printed 234 (Sess. Papers, N° 233. vol. xx.) 


. Twenty-fourth Report of Commissioners for making and maintaining the Cale-) 
donian Canal ; printed 388 (Sess. Papers, N° 384. vol. 1x.) f 


. Returas of the Number of Warrants granted against Individuals being in Medita- 
tione fugee to avoid payment of Debts, during each of the last Five Years; of | 
Letters of Horning, Caption and Acts of Warding, issued ; also, Number of wees | 


incarcerated in the Gaols of Scotland 


. Returns of the Number of Decrees in Small Debt Cases since passing Act 6 Geo. IV. 
c.24; of the Number put in execution, and Number enforced ; also, Three similar 
Returns of the Decrees of the Justices of the Peace in Scotland - 


. Return from each Royal Burgh, &amp;c. in Scotland, in which the Tax of Two Pennies) 
Scots upon the Pint of Beer, &amp;c. is levied 
[Order for this Return discharged, 522.] 


Fourth Report of the Commissioners for building Churches in the Highlands and 
Islands of Scotland; printed 528 (Sess. Papers, N° 534. vol. 1x.) 


— V. Accounts, 86, 109, 123, 141, 157, 161 to 163, 176, 349, 350, 357, 408, 465, 
508, 509, 511, 512, 514, 519 to 521, 526. 
SEAMEN’S WAGES; v. Accounts, 378, 382 to 384. 
SECRETARIES OF STATE; v. Accounts, 536, 538. 
SECRET SERVICES :— 
491. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for His Majesty’s Foreign and ot 


490. 


Secret Services, for 1828 ; printed 88. Referred 385 
(Sess. Papers, n° 48. vol. xvii.) 


SEEDS; v. AccounNrTs, 150. 

SEYCHELLES ; v. Accounts, 404, 496. 

SHEEP; v. ACCOUNTS, 107, 175. 

SHIPPING ; v. ACCOUNTS, 140, 144, 148, 149, 177, 179, 183, 191, 194, 234. 
SHIPPING DUES; v0. ACCOUNTS, 410. 


SHOREHAM HARBOUR: 
492. Report of Commissioners of New Shoreham Harbour 


SHREWSBURY ROAD; v. Accounts, 274, 278. 
SIERRA LEONE; v. ACCOUNTS, 412, 500. 
SILK; v.- Accounts, 128, 139, 168, 174, 187, 106. 
SILVER COINAGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 90, 373. 
SINKING FUND; v. Accounts, 225, 227. 
SLAVE TRADE :— 

493. Estimates of the Sum which may be required to pay Bills drawn from abroad, = 


Expenses under Act 47 Geo. 3, for the abolition of the Slave Trade ; also to pay 
Re- 
(Sess. Papers, n° 48. vol. xv11.) 


494. Return of the Slave Population of the Seychelles and of the Isle of France, and of all 
Bounties paid on Slaves captured ; printed 178. (Sess. Papers, N° 147. vol. xxv.) 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Privy Council in the matter of the Berbice 
and Demerara Manumission Order in Council ; printed 246 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 261. vol. xxv.) J 


Return of the Number of Slaves imported under License or otherwise, from 1st Janu- 
ary 1821; also, Accounts of the Number shipped from the Seychelles and the | 
Mauritius ; the Number landed at the Mauritius, and other Papers relating to / 
Slaves in those Colonies ; printed 227 (Sess. Papers, N° 205. vol. xxv.) | 


. Copies or Extracts of any Correspondence which may have recently passed between 
His Majesty's Government, and Radama the Sovereign Chief of Madagascar; 
printed 301 - (Sess. Papers, N° 297, vol. xxvi«) 


. Copies of all Correspondence between the Lords of the Admiralty and the rere 


the Salaries and incidental Expenses of the Commissioners; printed 88. 


ferred 385 - - - e . . 


495: 


496. 


Officers stationed on the Coast of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope or elsewhere, 
relative to the Slave Trade; printed 379 - (Sess. Papers, N° 366. vol. xxv.) 


. Papers in explanation of the Measures adopted by His Majesty’s Government for the 
melioration of the Condition of the Slave Population } 


500. Correspondence with the British Commissioners at Sierra Leone, the Havannah, | 


de Janeiro, and Surinam, relating to the Slave Trade; printed 538 
(Sess. Papers, N° 542. vol. xxvi.) 


..Copy of Report of Commissioners in the case of certain Persons at Honduras, wad 


501 
claim to be entitled to their Freedom ; also of the Claims of reputed Indians and 
their descendants at Honduras ; printed 517 (Sess. Papers; N° 522. vol. xx v1.) 




















Ordered. | Presented. 
per Act. 17 
per Act. 546 
per Act. 59 
per Address 121 
per Address. 121 
King's 160 
Command. 
per Act. 205 
per Address 
of last 234 
Session. 
per Act. 388 
per Address. 471 
per A ldress, 471 
512 
per Act. 528 
King’s 
Command. 88 
per Act. 219 
King’s 
Command. 88 
per Address 
of 1826. 178 
per Address. 18 5 
per Address 
of 1825 and 203 
1826. 
per Address O01 
of last Session 3 
per Address. 379 
King’s 
Command. 467 
per Address. 512 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Oedéea. || Phegelned: Wt: mga 
SLAVE TRADE—continued. FEE ALOE 
502. Copy of a Letter from the Colonial Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, . Seer 
dated 22d September 1827; printed 517 - (Sess. Papers,-n° 523. vol. xxv1.) per Adtretty) 1 SAF 
503. Return of the Number of Slaves sold under Execution for Debt in the Island of Ja- per Address 517 
maica, since 1st January 1808 ; printed 517 - (Sess. Papers, N°524. vol. xxvu.) of last Session. 
504. Copy of Dispatch to Sir Ralph Woodford, Governor of Trinidad; printed 517 - ; 
: "Sess. Papers, N° 525. vol. xx111.) por Agarem.).. Sh7 ‘ 





505. Returns relating to Slaves in the Mauritius, and Account of Expenses incurred in} 
consequence of Treaties with the Chiefs of Madagascar; printed 517 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 526. vol. xxvi.) 
506. Copy of any further Reports by Thomas Moody, Esquire, and John Dougan, erste 
or by any other Commissioners appointed to inquire into the state of Slaves con- 


per Address i , 
1826. 57 


per Address 52 8 





demned by the Crown; printed 528 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 535. vol. xxv1.) We 
507. Return of the Amount of Slave Population in each of His Majesty's Colonies ; per Addvess.| 552 
printed 552 - - - - - - (Sess, Papers, N° 570. vol. xxv.) 


SMALL DEBTS; ov. Accounts, 488. 
SNUFF; v. ACCOUNTS, 534. 
SOAP; v. Accounts, 193. 
SOUTH AMERICA; v. ACCOUNTS, Q, 10, 152, 541, 542. 
SOVEREIGNS; v. Accounts, 64. 
SPELTER; v. Accounts, 166, 172. 
SPIRIT LICENSES; v. Accounts, 263. 
SPIRITS AND WINES :— 
508. Account of the Quantities of oe distilled in England, Scotland and keoland) | 
J 


in each quarter of the year, from 5th January 1827 to 5th January 1828; printed 164 41 163 


(Sess. Papers, N° 132. vol. xv111.) 
[ Notice being taken that this Account was imperfect ; withdrawn; another ordered ; presented ; to be printed, 200.] 


Ireland, in each of the two years ending 10th October 1827; printed 228 -  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 217. vol. xviil.) 
510. Returns of the different kinds of Foreign Wine in Bond in each Kingdom, and in 
the United Kingdom; of the different kinds imported; of the ‘Totals of the two 344 
preceding Accounts added together; of the different kinds exported ; also taken re J \ 
— 


509. Account of the Quantity of Spirits warehoused by each Distiller in Scotland mh 
45 228 





for the Navy ; of the Foreign Wine that paid Duty ; and the Totals of the three pre- ier 
ceding Accounts added together ; similar Accounts of Rum, Brandy, Geneva, and 
all other Foreign Spirits; printed 345, 501 - (Sess. Papers, n° 318. vol. xv111.) 


511. Accounts of the number of Gallons of Wash distilled from a mixture of Malt and) 
Raw Corn by each Distiller in England ; also, distilled from Malt only in England, 
Ireland and Scotland ; of the Total Produce of Duties arising from Spirits made in 
England, Ireland and Scotland; of. Spirits made in Scotlandand exported to 
England and Ireland; Amount paid in name of Drawback ; of the Total Number of 94 
Quarters of Malt made in each Kingdom; of Malt used by Licensed Brewers and 5 
Victuallers ; and, in the Distilleries in each Kingdom ; of the Amount of Money 
claimed by Distillers in Scotland as Bounty on Malt, or as Drawback on Spirits 
made from Malt; also of Malt Spirits on which Drawback has been paid, &amp;c. ; 
printed 229 = ~ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 561. vol. xviit.) J 


512. Account of the Number of Gallons of Spirits paid Duties of Excise and 18283h 


228 








Scotland and Ireland, in each of the two years ending 5th January 1827 and 1828; 
printed 183 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. xviii.) 


513. Account of the Number of Gallons of Spirits of the manufacture or distillation of the 
United Kingdom, that paid Duty in each Kingdom for Home Consumption in 
that Kingdom, in each quarter of the three’ eo preceding 5th January 1828; | 
printed291 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 293. vol. xv1it.) 


514. Account of all Informations against Distillers in Scotland working from Malt “| 


193 291 


to obtain the Drawback on the Spirit made entirely from Malt; printed 291 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 294. vol. xv111.) 


515. Account of Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits distilled in each Kingdom, the Con-h 1 


209 291 


Gallons exported from one Country to the other, and that paid Duty for Home Con- 220 376 
sumption in each Kingdom ; printed 376 - (Sess. Papers, n° 358. vol. xv111.) 








516. of Imperial Gallons of Foreign Wine that paid Duty in each Kingdom, for 
the Quarter from 5th January 1828 ; and the same Account for the same Quarter, 220 
of Rum, Brandy, Geneva, and all other Foreign Spirits - - -— - J 
517. of the Total Number of Proof Gallons of Spirits made from Malt only, b | 


every Distiller in Ireland and Scotland, on which certain Drawbacks have been al- 330 
lowed, paid, or can be claimed, for the years ending 10th October 1826 and 1827, 
and for the half year ending 5th April 1828 - - - - - - = 


518. Account of the Total Number of Gallons of Wash distilled by each of the Distillers 


in Great Britain and Ireland, for the years ending ioth October 1826 and 1827, 330 
and for the half year ending 5th April 1828 eee ET ee ee 
519. Account of the Number of Gallons of Wash distilled from a mixture of Malt and 
Raw Corn by each Distiller in Scotland and Ireland, with the produce of Spirits 352 420 


therefrom at hydrometer proof from every degree attenuated, from 10th October 
1826 to 10th October 1827 ; printed 420 - (Sess. Papers, N° 217. vol. xvi11.) 


520. Accounts of the Number of Gallons of Wash distilled from Malt only, by one) 
Distiller in Ireland and Scotland respectively, from 1oth October 1826 to 10th 4o1 
October 1827 ; also - Ditto - on which the Allowance of is. and 2d. per Gallon 545 
has been paid; printed 546 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 561. vol. xviii.) ; 


521. Account of the Total Amount of Money paid, due, or can be claimed, by Distillers “h 





Scotland as Bounty on Malt used, &amp;. Same Account for Ireland; printed 546 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 561. vol. xviil.) 


522. Account of the Total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits, the distillation or manu- 
facture of the United Kingdom, that. paid Duty for Home Consumption in each | 
Kingdom, from 5th January 1825 to 5th January 1828 ; printed 546 - = - -| a 545 

(Sess. Papers, N° 163. vol. xviii.) ch . 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
SPIRITS AND W1iNE—continued. 


523. Account of the Total Namber of Proof Gallons of Rum, Beondy, 
other Foreign Spirits that paid Duty in each Kingdom, from 5t 


Geneva, and all&gt; 
January 1825 to 

5th January 1828 - ei in ta aes 4. 

524. Account showing the Total Number of Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits of all kinds 

in the two preceding Accounts, that paid Duty, in each Kingdom, and in the whole 

United Kingdom, from 5th January 1825 to 5th January 1828 ; printed 546 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 358. vol. xviii.) J 


525. Account of the Number of Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits distilled in each mst 





dom, and the Quantity exported from one to the other, in the quarter from 5th 
ee ee ee ee ee, ee ee 


of the Total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits made from a mixture of 





26. 
: raw Corn and Malt, by each Distiller in England, Ireland and Scotland, for each 
of the two years, from 5th January 1826 to 5th January 1828, and the Number of 
Bushels of Malt used by each Distillerin making the same - - ~ - ie 


527. Account of all Fines imposed in the last three years on Licensed Dealers in ~aenen) 
Wines ; also in Foreign Spirits .  - e., ee n, e - 
— V. Accounts, 132, 136, 141. 
STAMP OFFICE; v. Accounts, 286. 
STAMPS; v. ACCOUNTS, 57, 58, 293, 294, 456, 465, 466, 460. 
STAMP TAX; v. ACCOUNTS, 243, 244. 
STATIONERY :— 
528. Estimate of the 
for the Public 
— V. Accounts, 303. 
STATUTES; v. ACCOUNTS, 290, 317. 
STEAM PACKETS; v. Accounts, 326, 423, 426. 
STEAM VESSELS; v. ACCOUNTS, 177, 194. 
STOCKTON-ON-TEES; v. Accounts, 84. 
SUBPG@NAS AD RESPONDENDUM ; v. Accounts, 261. 
SUGAR; v. ACCOUNTS, 135. 
SUPERANNUATIONS:— 


529. Estimate of the Sum that will be wanted to defray the Charge of Allowances or) 
Compensations to Persons formerly employed in Public Departments ; printed 88. 
Referred 385 - - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 47. vol. xvit.) 

530. Annual Account of Superannuation Allowances granted under Act 3 Geo. IV.) 
C.113; printed229 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 47. vol. xv11.) 

531. Copy of Treasury Minutes grantingRetired Allowance to Mr. Edwards ; and Pension 
to John Gordon - - - ~ - « ‘ : es ahd Rag “ 


532. Returns from ist January 1820 to ist January 1828, of all Superannuations or | 


epartments of Government, for 1828; printed 88. Referred 385 


— Expense of providing Stationery, Printing and red 85 
(Sess. Papers, N° 48. vol. xv1I-) 


ances ray to the Civil Servants of the Public, in consequence of Reductions, 
&amp;c.; also of Amount of Salaries or Allowances received by such Persons previously 
to such Reductions or Abolitions = - - - - - - - - - 


— V. Accounts, 18, 36, 230. 
SURREY COAL METERS; v. Accounts, 85. 
SWEDEN; v0. ACCOUNTS, 159. 
TALLOW; v. ACCOUNTS, 150. 
TANJORE DEBTS; v, Accounts, 232. 
TAXES; v0. Accounts, 338 to 340, 446, 447, 451, 454, 455, 474, 480. 
TEA; v. ACCOUNTS, 142. 
TEES NAVIGATION :— 
533. Account of the Sums expended by the Tees Navigation Company, in making or 
completing the Tees Cut or Canal - - - - . - - - "} 
THAMES NAVIGATION; v. Accounts, 346, 
“TIMBER; v. Accounts, 146, 191, 197.- 
TIN; v. Accounts, 126, 172. 
TITHES ; v. Accounts, 298. 
ToBAcco :— 

534. Accounts of the Number of Pounds weight of Leaf Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff paid 
Duty upon, in each quarter, for the last three years; of Pounds weight and 
amount of Duty collected at the respective Ports of Importation; printed = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. x1x.) 
TONNAGE; 0. Accounts, 144, 147, 177, 178, 183, 191, 234. 
TRADE AND NAVIGATION ; v. ACCOUNTS, 147. 
TRADE, BOARD OF; vo. ACCOUNTS, 434. 
TRANSPORTS; v. Accounts, 380. 
TREASURY :— 


535. 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, for 1828; printed 88. Re- 
ferred 385 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xv11.) 








536. — Ditto - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State ; 
of His Majesty’s Foreign Secretary of State ; also, for the Colonies; also of His 
Majesty’s Most honourable Privy Council, &amp;c. for 1828; printed 88. Referred 385 

(Sess. Papers, N° 46. vol. xvi.) 7 

537- ——-—— of the Sum wanted to defray the Contingent Expenses and Messengers ) 
Bills in the ‘Department of His Majesty’s Treasury, for 1828; printed 88. Re- 
ferred 385 - ° - - - ° (Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xvit.) 

538. — Ditto - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State ; 


so, of His 


of His Majesty’s Foreign get) of State; also, for the Colonies ; 
le Privy Council, &amp;c, for 1828; printed 88. Referred 385. 


Majesty’s Most honoura 





BILLs ; v. Accounts, 54. (Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xvii.) ) 











Ordered, | Presented. 
401 
} 545 
506 
506 
516 
King’ 
into. 88 
per Act. “ 228 
per Act. 376 
539 
220 240 
15 127 
King’ 
Fo 
Ki ’ 
C on ad 88 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
TREATIES :— - 


539- Protocol relative to the Affairs of Greece, signed at St. Petersburgh, April 4th, 1826 
540. Treaty for the Pacification of Greece between His Majesty the Most Christian King 


and the Emperor of All the Russias, signed at London, July 6th, 1827 - —- 








541. of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, between His Majesty and the Voted} 
States of Mexico, signed at London, December 26th, 1826 ae oe 
542. of Amity and Commerce between His Majesty 


and the Emperor of ed 
signed at Rio de Janeiro, August 17th, 1827,  - - - - = .- - 


543. Copy of Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the United States o 
America, signed at London, August 6th, 1827 - - - 2 - = -= 


between His Majesty and the United States of America, Augutt 





544. 
to the Territory on the North-west Coast of America, signed at London, August 
6th, 1827 - - - - : - - - 


— between His Majesty and the United States of America, ual 





545- 
lative to the Reference to Arbitration of the disputed Points, under the 5th Article 
of the Treaty of Ghent, signed at London, September 29th, 1827 © 0.957. 


546. Correspondence relative to Commercial Intercourse between the United States of 
America and the British West India Colonies, June to October 1827; printed 461 


TRINIDAD; v. ACCOUNTS, 504. (Sess, Papers, vol. xxvit.) 
TRINITY House :— 
547. Account of the Receipt and Appropriation of the Pilots Fund of the Corporation o 
Trinity House of Deptford Strond, for the year 1827 - - 
— V, Accounts, 409, 410. 
Two PENNIES, SCOTS; v. AccounTs, 489. 
VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT :— 
548. Copy of the last Report from the National Vaccine. Establishment; printed 58 
(Sess. Papers, n° 27. vol. 1x.) 
549. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense of the ee 


Vaccine Establishment, for 1828; printed 88. Referred 385 - - - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 47. vol. xvii.) 
VAN DIEMEN’S LAND; v. Accounts, 412. 


VETERINARY COLLEGE :— 

550. Return of all Sums of Money granted by Parliament to the Royal Veterinary College 
UNCLAIMED ANNUITIES; 0. ACCOUNTS, 225. 
UNCL4IMED DIVIDENDS; v. Accounts, 204. 
UNION COMPENSATIONS; 0. ACCOUNTS, 325. 
UNIVERSITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 392. 

VOLUNTEER CORPS; v. Accounts, 22, 43, 44, 49- 
VoTES; v. AccounTs, 431. 

WAGGON TRAIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 39. 

WALES, NEW SOUTH; v. Accounts, 386, 387, 411, 412. 
WAREHOUSED MERCHANDIZE; v. Accounts, 181. 
WAREHOUSING PORTS; v. AccouNTs, 134. 

WaAsH; v. Accounts, 511, 518 to 520. 

WATER :— 


551. Copy of the Commission issued for inquiring into the state of the Supply of Water 
to the Metropolis, and of Correspondence respecting the objects of the Com-} 
mission; printed 178 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 145. vol. 1x.) 


552. Report of Commissioners mpomanes by His Majesty to inquire into the state of the 
Supply of Water in the Metropolis; printed255 - - -— - - . 


(Sess. Papers, n° 267. vol. 1x.) 
WATER COMMUNICATION ; v. Accounts, 376, 377. 


WATER COMPANIES :— 


553. Copies of all Letters Patent, &amp;c. by virtue of which the Inhabitants of the Borough 
of Southwark, the Parishes of Christchurch, Lambeth and Bermondsey, are at 
present supplied with Water by the Lambeth Waterworks, South London Water- 

works, and the Southwark or - 


WELLAND CANAL; v. Accounts, 69. 
West InpD1A Docks :— ' 


554. General Account of the Receipt and Application of all Monies received by the West 
India Dock Company, from ist February 1827 to ist February 1828 - ‘} 


WEST INDIES :— 
555+ Estimate of the Sum ae to be granted in 1828, in aid of the Expense of me 


ndon Bridge Water Companies - - 


ing Churches in the West Indies; printed 161. Referred 385 - . - - 
: (Sess. Papers, N° 121. vol. xv11.) 
556. Account of the Extent and Situation of the Crown Lands in the West India Co- 
lonies; printed178 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 146. vol. xx111.) 


557+ Second Series—Second Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Adminis- 
tration of Criminal and Civil Justice in the West Indies; printed 556 . ‘ 


— V. Accounts, 185, 546. (Sess. Papers, N° 577. vol. xx11I.) 
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— 


558. Four Quarterly Accounts of Treasurer to the Commissioners of Westminster Bridge, 
from 5th April 1827 to 5th April 1828 a, - ee tee: 


WHEAT; 0. AccounTs, 104, 106, 110, 112, 116, 118. 
WHITECROSS STREET PRISON; v. Accounts, 202. 
WIDE STREETS; v. Accounts, 296. 

WILLS :— 


559-. Return of all Courts and other Authorities in England and Wales empowered to grant 
_ ** Probates of Wills, and Letters of Administration; printed384 -  - - - 
, (Sess, Papers, n° 372. vol. xx.) 


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Ordered. Vonscahell 
Ki 
ened. 9 
King’ were 
in 9 
Canteen | 9 
King’s 
Wn iv 379 
Omatca,| 379 
Comaind, | 379 
King’ 
roan a 
per Act. 1 83 
per Address. 58 
556 
per Address, 177 
King’ 
Commend, 255 
2 359 
35 { 338 } 
per Act. 183 
Comead. 160 
Add 
of last Session. 178 
Ki ’ 
Command. | 556 
per Act. 545 
per A ddress. 384 




















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AprEnpix. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. 


WINDSOR CASTLE :— 
560. Estiniate of the Amount which will be required in 1828, on account of the ooh 


Presented. 





King’s 


tions and Improvements of Windsor Castle; ‘printed 161. Referred 385 - = =) | oes) 160 


eo 
WINE LICENSES; v. Accounts, 263. (Sess. Papers, N° 121. vol. xvii.) 


WINES ; 0. ACCOUNTS, 141, 510, 516, 527. 
Woon; v. ACCOUNTS, 140, 191, 197. 

WooDS AND FORESTS; v0. Accounts, 267. 
WOOL; v. AccouNTS, 129, 130, 143, 149, 158. 
WOOLLENS; v. Accounts, 158, 164. 
WorKS, BOARD OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 303. 


WorkS, OFFICE OF :— 
561. Account of the Salary and Commission granted to each of the three ned 89 +h 





attached to the Office of Works under Statute 54 Geo. 3. c. 1573; printed 8g - 


16 89 
(Sess. Papers, N° 52. vol. xx1.) 


WRITS; v. AccouNTS, 199. 
YARN; v. Accounts, 164, 169. 170. 
YEOMANRY CORPS; v. AccouN's; 49. 























Accounts, of former Sessions, to be printed, viz.; Navy Esti- -——-———— Estimates, &amp;c. withdrawn, 80, 197, 200. 


mates for 1792, 29. Correspondence relating to the Slave Orders f; tain A an hail 
Trade in {ndia, presented ist June 1827, 160. Margate 385, 522. on ay Se Seen eon arged, 170, 233, 


Harbour, presented Sth May 1827, 544. ; ——— Order for printing, discharged, 107, 197, 200, 207. 
Asstracts, &amp;c. of Accounts, to be printed, 146, 203, 233,234, Ac.anp, James. Vide Stamp Doriezs. ; 
545: 





Accounts, &amp;c. referred to Committees of the whole House, 





_—_~ 





20, 21, 37, 98, 190, 195+ 385, 409. ' ACTS: 
a he | othage! —— the House forthwith, 110, 11 , . pe in 7 House, 85, 107, 156, 157, 208, 219, 231, 
9 BE 9 BAM B19 Fh O° . 201, 200, 251, 269, 301, 322, 330, 332, 350, 304, 305, 574 
referred to Select Committees, 133, 156. 302, 418, 421, 428, pt a yy ree pr ser a4 i 
— to be reprinted, viz.; Account of Poor Rates, laid 486, 491, 492, 493, 498, 501, 505, 513, 516, 522, 527.—Of 
upon the Table, 1st March 1827, 314. the Parliament of Ireland, read, 118, 208. 





ADDRESSES : 





Or THANKS :— 


1. Lornps Commissioners Sprech—To His Masesty, for the Lords Commissioners Speech at the opening of the 
Session; Resolved on, 5. Committee appointed to draw up ‘Address; Five to be the Quorum ; Lords Com- 
missioners Speech referred; 5. Address reported, 8. Agreed to; to be presented by Privy Councillors; 9. 
Kine’s Answer, 15. 


RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 


2. Courts or Common Law—That His Majesty may be pleased to take such measures as may seem most expedient 
for the purpose of causing due Inquiry to be made into the Origin, Progress and Termination of Actions in the 
Superior Courts of Common Law, and into the Law regarding the Transfer of Real Property, 118. Kine’s 
Answer, 121. . 

3. Apmirnatty Court, IrnEtanp—That His Masesty will be graciously pleased to direct the Commissioners of Judi- 
cial Inquiry in Ireland, to examine into the state of the Admiralty Court thereof, 367. Kine’s Answer, 379. 


4. Natives or Sourm Arrica—Representing to His Masesty, that this House has observed, with great satisfaction, 
that the original Natives of South Africa have always been recognized by the British Government as a free People, 
having a lawful abode in the Colony, and that the British Government has promised to protect their Persons, Pro- 
perty and Possessions, the same as those of other Free People ; and humbly soliciting His Masesty to cause such 
instructions to be sent to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, as shall most effectually secure to all the Natives 
of South Africa the same freedom and protection as are enjoyed by other Free Peopie of that Colony, whether 
English or Dutch ; and further humbly requesting His Masesty to order Copies or Extracts of the Special Reports 
of the Commissioners at the Cape of Good Hope, relative to the condition of the Hottentots and Bushmen, together 
with the Papers given in to the Commissioners by Dr. Philp, and the Memorials of the Missionary Society, to be 
laid before the House, 536. Kine’s Answer, 556. 


5. Cuaptain—For conenies some dignity in the Church upon the Reverend Evelyn Levett Sutton, Chaplain to the 
House ; Resolved on Nem. Con.; 547. Kine’s Answer, 556. 


FoR ADVANCING MONEY :— 


6. CLerKs AND Orricers or THE House—To the Commissioners appointed to carry 
into execution Act 52 Geo. 3, to establish certain Regulations in the Offices of 
the House, such a Sum as may, with the Fees vested in them, be sufficient to make 
good the Payment of the Salaries of the Officers of the House, according to the 
provisions of the said Act; and to pay Allowances to Clerks in the office of the 
Clerk of the House ; 

7. Ways anp Means—To Sir Alexander Cray Grant, Baronet, for his Services as 
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, in the present Session ; 

8. Mr. Speaker’s Secretary—To Edward Phillips, Esquire, for his Services during 
the present Session ; 

9. 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 ; 


10. GeNgERAL INpex to Reports concerning Charities—To Nicholas Carlisle, Esquire, 
for compiling a General Index to the ‘first Fourteen Reports of the Commissioners 
appointed to inquire concerning Charities in England and Wales ; Z 


) 546,547. Kine’s Answer, 556. 





For ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :— 


11. AMERICAN Tarirrs—Copy of the Tariffs established in the United States in the present year, and Copy of any Reports 
relating to the same, 544. K:ine’s Answer, 556.—(V. Accounts, 12.) . 


12. Army—Usual Estimates and Account, 18,19. Kine’s Answer, 20.—(V. Accounts, 13 fo 17.) 


13. ARREsTs For Dent—Return of the Number of Warrants granted to arrest for Debt, by Sheriffs of London, Middlesex, 
and Surrey, in 1827,20. Kine’s Answer, 58.—(V. Accounts, 200.) 


14. Cuanitres—Copy of Eighteenth Repurt of Commissioners; 56... Kine’s Answer, 87.—(V. AccounTs, 75.) 


15. Copy of Nineteenth Report of Commissioners, 379. K1ne’s Answer, 384.—(V. Accounts, 79.) 
) 16. CHARITIES 














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ADDRESSES—continued. 


16. 


17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 


22. 


23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 


27. 


28. 


29. 
30. 
31. 
32. 
33° 
34- 
35- 
36. 


37 


38. 
39: 
40. 
41. 


42. 


43 


44- 


45: 
46. 
47- 
48. 
49. 


50. 


51. 
52. 
53- 
54- 


VOL. 


Cuaritizs :—List of Counties reported upon, and not reported upon, by the Commissioners, and Copy of Proceedings 
in the Court of Chancery, 146. Kine’s Answer, 150. Order for presenting this Address, discharged; and instead 
thereof, another Address for List of Counties reported upon, and not reported upon, with the eaten investigated, 
and the Income of each, distinguishing whether Real or Personal Property, 170. Kino’s Answer, 177.—(V. Ac- 
couNTS, 80.) . F 

Cotoniat Acts AND OrpERs 1N Counci1t—Copies of all the Public Acts and Proceedings of the Legislative Assem- 
blies, printed by the several Colonies, 111. Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. Accounts, 91.) " 

CommiTTALs—Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, committed tc the 
different Gaols in England and Wales, 113. Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. Accounts, 97.) 

Common Law Courts—Copy of the Commission issued for inquiring into the Practice of the Superior Courts of 
Common Law in England, 393. K1ne’s Answer, 400.—(V. Accounts, 98.) 

Corn—Returns of all Accounts that have been received from Consuls abroad relative to the Prices of Foreign Corn 
during the year 1827, 149. K1ine’s Answer, 177.—(V. Accounts, 111.) 

Desrors—Return of the Number of Persons committed to the Custody of the Keepers of the King’s Bench Prison, 
Fleet Prison, &amp;c. in 1827, 20. Kine’s Answer, 58.—(V. Accounts, 202.) 

Return of the Number of Persons committed by the Commissioners of the Courts of Request, in the Cities 
of London and Westminster, Counties of Middlesex and Surrey, and Borough of Southwark, 182. K1ne’s 
Answer, 265.—(V. Accounts, 445.) ; 

Ecc.LesiasTicaL Courts—Return of all Courts which exercise Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in the several Dioceses of 
England and Wales ; also the Names of the Judges, &amp;c. 98. Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. Accounts, 2 50.) 

Return of all the Courts which exercise peculiar and exempt Jurisdiction in England and 

Wales, 110. Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. AccounTs, 250.) 

Return of the Number of Causes instituted in the several Courts which exercise Ecclesias- 
tical Jurisdiction in the Provinces of Canterbury and York, 204. Kine’s Answer, 265.—(V. AccounTs, 251.) 
EmicratTion—Copy of the Report laid before the Colonial Department by Lieutenant Colonel Cockburn, 126. 

Kine’s Answer, 150—(V. Accounts, 253, 254.) 

Excise Convictions—Return of all Informations and Convictions before the Court of Exchequer, and before Magis- 
trates, for breaches of the Excise Laws ; also, an Account of Sums received by way of Fine, Penalty or Compromise, 
200. Kine’s Answer, 265.--(V. AccounTs, 358, 359.) 

Executions ror Dest—Return of the Number of Executions issued in London and Middlesex, 145. K1ine’s 
Answer, 150.--(V. AccounTs, 201.) 

Forricn Douties—Copies of all Schedules or Tariffs which have regulated the Importation into, and the Exportation 
from Foreign Countries or their Colonies, of all Merchandize, 462. Kine’s Answer, 507. 

Forcrery—Account of the Number of Prosecutions for Forgery upon Banks in Great Britain; also for Ireland, 271, 
Kine’s Answer, 379.—(V. AccounTs, 265.) 

Frencu VesseLts—Copy of Order in Council repealing Tonnage Duties on French Vessels, 557. 

Gaots—Copy of Returns for 1827 relative to the state thereof, 536. Order for presenting this Address, discharged ; 
and instead thereof, another Address for Copies of all Returns for the present year transmitted to the Secretary of 
State for the Home Department relative thereto, 552. K1ine’s Answer, 556. 

Haiti—Copies or Extracts from any Communications and Statements which may have been received on the Foreign 
and Domestic Trade of Haiti, 422. K1ne’s Answer, 507. 

IrELAND. CuRATES—Account of the Number of Unbeneficed Curates of the Established Church, in the several 
Dioceses of Ireland, 106. Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. AccounrTs, 320.) 

JusTiIce, Courts or—Copy of Seventeenth Report of Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland, 123. K1ne’s 
Answer, 150.—(V. AccounTs, 313.) 

LimERICK TREATY—Copy of Letters Patent wherein the Civil Articles for the Surrender of the Treaty of Limerick in 
1691 were ratified, 139. Kine’s Answer, 150.—(V. AccounTSs, 314.) 

Lunatic AsyLUMS—Copies of all Correspondence and Communications between the Home Office and the Irish 
Government relating thereto, 117. Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. Accounts, 319.) 

PusBLic Recorps—Copies of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Reports of Public Records of Ireland, 84. K1ne’s 
Answer, 87.—(V. Accounts, 291.) 

REVENUE INQUIRY—Copies of the 15th, 16th and 17th Reports of Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, 12. Kine’s 
Answer, 16.—(V. Accounts, 286.) 

Leicester Gaor—Return of the Amount of Assessment upon the several Parishes within the Borough of Leicester, 
for the Maintenance of the Gaol, Bridewell, Police, &amp;c. 204. K1ine’s Answer, 265.—(V. AccounTs, 342.) 

Lunatic Licenses—Account of all Sums of Money received and expended in pursuance of Act 14 Geo. 3. c. 49. and 
the Balance remaining on 1st January last, 98. Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. Accounts, 348.) 


Mary-Le-Bone Poor—Copy of Communication made by the Rector and Parish of Mary-le-Bone, respecting the 


right of the Parish to advance Money out of the Parish Rates for the Transportation of their Poor to Van Diemen’s 
Land, 246. Kine’s Answer, 265. 

Mix1T1a—Amount, if any, paid by the County towards the Maintenance of the Militia,110. K1ino’s Answer, 121. 

Mint—Accounts of Standard Gold, also of Standard Silver, received into His Majesty’s Mint, and of the Charge and 
Expenses incurred ; also of the Sums charged under the Head of Mint Prosecutions, 350. Kine’s Answer, 379.— 
(V. Accounts, 372 to 374.) 

Mint Prosecutrons—Account of the Number of Prosecutions by the Officers of His Majesty’s Mint for counter- 
feiting the legal Coin of the Realm, 492. Kine’s Answer, 507.—(V. Accounts, 375.) 

Navy—Usual Estimates, 18,19. Kine’s Answer, 20.—(V. Accounts, 378 to 381.) 

NewFrounpDLaANp—Account of the Items of Expense of the Civil Establishments in the Island of Newfoundland, and on 
the Coast of Labrador; also, the Gross and Net Revenue, and the Expenses incurred in erecting and completing 
Public Buildings, 117. Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. AccounTS, 385.) 

Return of the Number of Civil Actions, Criminal Informations, or Prosecutions, tried in the 
Supreme and other Courts in Newfoundland and Labrador, 409. Kine’s Answer, 507. 

New Sourn Wares—Copy of a Report by the late Major General Macquarrie, on the Colony of New South 
Wales, to Lord Bathurst ; together with Extracts of a Letter, 299. K1no’s Answer, 379.—(V. Accounts, 386.) 

— Copies of the Record of Conviction of J. Sudds and P.Thompson, of the General Order 
issued by the Governor of New South Wales, and any Correspondence thereupon, 513. Kine’s Answer, 527.— 
(V. Accounts, 387.) 

PAassENGERS Raasansiowes tale of Despatches respecting the necessity of imposing Regulations for the Con- 
veyance of Passengers, 145. 1nG’s Answer, 150.—( V. Accounts, 398.) 

Pensions—Returns of all Pensions on His Majesty’s Civil List in Ireland, 367 ; and similar Return for Scotland, 368. 
Kineo’s Answer, 379.—( V. AccounTs, 407, 408.) 

Portucat—Copy of the Convention entered into relative to the Payment of the British Troops, 232. Kine’s 
Answer, 265. 

Rea Prorerry—Copy of the Commission issued for inquiring into the Law of England respecting Real Property, 
393. Kine’s Answer, 400.—(V. AccounTs, 442.) 














55. RECOGNIZANCES 


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INDEX ¢@o the Eicury-Tuirp VoLuME. 





(1828. 








ApmiRALty Court. 
Arnican Forts. 


ADDRESSES—continued. 


55. Recocnizances and Arrests thereon—Returns of the Number of Persons arrested upon Recognizances to appear 
and prosecute; and several other Returns relating thereto, 199. Kuine’s Answer, 265.—(V. Accounts, 443.) 

56. Recorp Commiss1on—Account of the Receipts of the Net Produce of the Sale of Books which have been printed 
at the public Expense; and Account of Expenses of Commissioners of Public Records, 84. K1ne’s Answer, 87.— 


(V. Accounts, 438.) 


57- REQUEST, Courts or—Return of the Number of Courts of Law, whether under the name of Courts of Request or 
any other Name, which have power of committing to Prison, for Debts of £.5 and under; and Abstract Return 


of the Number of Suits, &amp;c. 556. 
58. SCOTLAND. 


(V. Accounts, 487.) 


ARRESTS FOR DEBT—Returns of Warrants granted against Individuals as being in Meditatione 
Fuge, to avoid Payment of Debts; and several other Returns relating thereto, 235. 


Kina’s Answer, 265.— 


59- CRIMINALS— Returns, in continuation of the Returns made in 1815, of all Criminals committed for Trial in Scotland, 


58. Kine’s Answer, 87.—(V. Accounts, 481.) 


60. MapnouseEs—Return of the Amount of License Duties paid to the Sheriff Clerk of Edinburgh, under Act 55 Geo. 3. 


c. 6g. 101. 


Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. Accounts, 482.) 


61. SMALL Desrs—Returns of the Number of Decrees in Small Debt Cases since the passing of the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 24. 
235, 236. Kine’s Answer, 265.—(V, Accounts, 488.) 


62. Two PENNIES ScoTs—Return from each Royal Burgh, City, Town, &amp;c. within which the Tax of Two Pennies 


Scots upon the Pint of Beer, &amp;c. has been levied, stating the Amount, 522. 


Kine’s Answer, 527. 


63. Sitver Coinace—Accounts of Silver Coin coined ; also, of the Quantity and Value of Silver purchased, and of the 
Silver Coin now on band belonging to the Public, and which has not been put into circulation, 394. K1ine’s 


Answer, 400.—(V. AccounTs, 90.) 


64. Stave Porputation—Return of the Amount of the Slave Population in His Majesty’s Colonies ; also, Copy of 
Communication relating to the Culture of Sugar in Mexico, 246. Kine’s Answer, 265.—(V. Accounts, 507.) 


65. Stavery—Copy of a Letter from the Colonial Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, 492. 


Answer, 507.—(V. Accounts, 502.) 


K1Nno’s 


66. Staves—Minutes of Evidence taken before the Privy Council in the Matter of the Berbice and Demerara Manu- 
mission Order in Council, 139. Ksne’s Answer, 150.—(V. Accounts, 495.) 

67. SLAVE Trape—Copies or Extracts of all Correspondence between His Majesty’s Government and Foreign Powers ; 
and, with the British Commissioners at Sierra Leone, the Havannah, Rio de Janeiro, and Surinam, relative to the 


Slave Trade, not already laid before the House, 272. 
68. Tr1n1pap—Copy of Despatch to Sir Ralph Woodford, Governor of Trinidad, dated 17th April 1828, 321. 


Answer, 379.—(V. AccounTs, 504.) 


Kine’s Answer, 379.—(V. Accounts, 498, 500.) 
Kin@’s 


6g. Vaccine EstaBLishMeENtT—Copy of the last Report from the National Vaccine Establishment, 45. K1ne’s Answer, 


58.—(V. Accounts, 548.) 


70. VOLUNTEERS AND Yeomanry Cores—Return of the Dates, during the last ten years, at which any Volunteer or 


Yeomanry Corps was called out, 110, 


Kine’s Answer, 121.—(V. AccounTs, 49.) 


71. Warer—Copy of the Commission issued for Inquiry into the state of the Supply of Water to the Metropolis, 171. 


Kino’s Answer, 177.—(V. Accounts, 551.) 


72, Witts, Pronates or—Return of all Courts and other Authorities in England and Wales empowered to grant 


Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration, 204, 


Kino’s Answer, 265.—(V. Accounts, 559.) 





Usvat Sessionat Appresses ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider the usual Sessional Addresses ; 
Considered, 544. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 546. To be presented by Privy Councillors, 547. (Vide 


ADDRESSES, 6 to 10.) 


— Orders for presenting Addresses, discharged, 170, 552. 


— Vide Questions NEG. 





Vide AccounTs. (ADDRESSES, 3.) 
Vide Accounts. Supprty. 


Acricutturat Labourers; Petition of Benjamin Wills, Ho- 
norary Secretary of the Society for encouragement of Industry 
and reduction of Poor Rates, for the amelioration of their 
condition; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 336. 
Arr Conveyance Tunnel ; Petition of John Vallance of Bright- 
helmstone, for an investigation into the merits of his inven- 
tion of an apparatus for the sonvegense of Passengers and 
Goods by Atmospheric pressure; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 384. 

Aire and Caper Navigation; Petitions in favour of in- 
tended application for a Bill for the improvement thereof; 
viz. Of Inhabitants of Woodbridge, 6. Ot Gentry, Mer- 
chants and others of Huntingdon, 13. Of Inhabitants of 
Peterborough, 17, Of Gentry, Merchants and others, In- 
habitants of St. Ives, in the County of Huntingdon, 31, 
Of Gentlemen, Farmers and others, of Boroughbridge, 44. 
Of Inhabitants of Newark, 50. 

Petition for a Bill or Bills, to 





enable the Undertakers of the Navigation of the Rivers Aire 
and Calder to make certain Cuts and Canals, aud to improve 
the said Navigation, 58. Referred to a Committee, 59. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 77- Petition of Owners and Occupiers 
‘of Lands, &amp;c. in the line of the present Navigation of the 
River Calder, in the Township of Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe, 
respecting the Standing Orders ; Committee revived; Peti- 
tion respecting Standing Orders referred; Leave given to 
Committee to sit and proceed; 82. Petitions of Inhabitants 
of Lowestoft; and of Beccles, in favour, 82. Bill presented, 
86. Petition of Inhabitants of New Malton, in favour, 89. 
Petition of Gentlemen, Tradesmen and others of Knares- 
borough, in favour, 97. Petition respecting Standing Orders, 
reported ; Report referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders ; 98. Vide Stanpine Orpers, Petition of 
Landowners, Merchants and others of Northampton, in fa- 
vour, 99. Petitions of Gentry, Merchants and others of 
Stamford ; and, of Landowners, Merchants and others of 
Leicester, in favour, 103. Petitions of Gentry, Merchants, 





Farmers, Tradesmen and others, Inhabitants of the Borough 
of Bury Saint Edmunds and its vicinity ; of Gainsborough 
and its vicinity ; of Landowners, Merchants, Manufacturers, 
Woolstaplers and other Inhabitants of Melton Mowbray ; of 
Market Harborough; of Loughborough; of Merchants, 
Manufacturers, Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of Colne; 
of Todmorden ; of Burnley; of Bacup; of Haslingden and 
Accrington and the respective neighbourhoods thereof within 
the Forest of Rossendale ; of Oldham; of the City of Lincoln 
and its vicinity; of Brigg; of Caistor; of Louth; and, of 
Thirsk, in favour; 108. Petition of Undertakers of the Aire 
and Calder Navigation, for leave to proceed with the Bill, 
108. To lie on the Table, 109. Petitions of the Company 
of Proprietors of the Lancaster Canal Navigation; of Geu- 
try, Merchants and others, of Fakenham ; of Yarmouth; of 
Gentlemen, Merchants and others of Blackburn; of Land- 
owners, Merchants and others of Whitby; of the Company 
of Proprietors of the Barnsley Canal Navigation; of Gen- 
tlemen, Merchants and others of Bury ; of the Company of 
Proprietors of the Stainforth and Keadby Canal Navigation ; 
of the Company of Proprietors of the Bradford Canal Navi- 
gation; of the Company of Proprietors of the Canal Navi- 
gation from Leeds to Liverpool; of Citizens, Tradesmen and 
others of the City and Suburbs of York; of Landowners, 
Tradesmen and others of Helmsley ; of Owners and Occu- 
piers and Workers of Collieries and Coal Mines and others, 
of Silkstone; of Landowners, Farmers, Corndealers and 
others of the Township of Knottingley and of the Hamlet of 
Ferrybridge ; of Gentlemen, Farmers, Cornfactors and others 
of Easingwold , of Gentlemen, Landowners, Shipowners and 
others of Scarborough ; of Gentlemen, Farmers and others 
of Bridlington ; of Merchants, Manufacturers and others of 
Bradford ; of Hebden Bridge, iu the Parish of Halifax; of 
Keighley ; of Farmers, Corndealers and others of Great 
Dritiel ; of Landowners, Tradesmen and others of Pickering; 
of Kirby Moorside ; of Lime-vwners, Farmers and others of 
Brotherton ; of Farmers, Corndealers and others of Thorne ; 
of Tradesmen and others of Tadcaster; of Landowners, 
Tradesmen and others of Pocklington ; of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers and others of Rotherham; of Gentlemen, Land- 
owners 


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INDEX ‘¢o the E1enty-rHirp VoLuME. 





Are and Catper Navigation—continued. \ 
owners and others of Ledstone and Fairburn; of Landowners, 
Merchants and others of Sheffield; of Owners, Masters of 
vessels and others navigating the Rivers of Aire and Calder ; 
of Landowners, Farmers and others of New Malton; and, of 
Bawtry, in favour; 111. Report from the Select Committee 

_on Standing Orders, That in the case of the Petition respect- 
ing Standing Orders, the Report is informal, 116. Report on 
Petition respecting re Orders, read ; re-committed to 
former Committee; Resolution of Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, referred; 116. Petitions of Merchants, 
Manufacturers and others of Settle; of Huddersfield; of 
Barnsley; of Leeds; of Dewsbury; of Landowners, Mer- 
chants and others of Beverley; of Gentlemen, Farmers, Corn- 
factors and others of Bedale ; of Landowners, Corn-merchants 
and others of Sleaford ; of Eye: of Landowners, Tradesmen 
and others of Doncaster; of Merchants, Manufacturers and 
others, of Skipton; of Wakefield; of Landowners, Farmers 
and others, of Collingham ; of Landowners, Corn-merchants 
and others of Spilsby; of Gentlemen, Farmers and others of 
Aldborough ; and, of Gentlemen, Tradesmen and others of 
Ripon, in favour; 120. Petitions of the Gentry, Merchants, 
Farmers, ‘I'radesmen and others, Inhabitants of Boston ; and, 
of the Landbolders, Merchants, Manufacturers, Woolstaplers, 
‘“Maltsters and others of East Retford, in the County of Not- 
tingham, in favour; 124. Petitions of several Landowners, 
Tradesmen, Farmers and others of Horncastle ; and, of Land- 

~ owners, Cornfactors and others of Market Raisin, in favour ; 

128. Petition of Landowners, Corn Merchauts and others 
of the Town of Cambridge, in favour, 135. Re-committed 
Report respecting Standing Orders, reported; Report to lie 
on the Table; 135. Bill read, 135. Petition of Gentle- 
men, Farmers and other Inhabitants of Northallerton, in 
favour, 154. Bill committed, 166. Petition of Merchants, 
Shipowners and others, Inhabitants of the Town and Port of 
Liverpool, in favour, 168. Petition of Gentry, Merchants 

and others of Spalding, in favour, 174. Petition of Gentry, 

Merchants and others, Inhabitants of Holbeach, in favour, 
184. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Lands in Stanley- 
cum-Wrenthorpe ; and, of John Hatfield, Esquire, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 184. Petition of John 

. Dunnington Jefferson, Esquire, against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 210. Petition of Merchants, Traders and others, 
Inhabitants of. Hedon and neighbouring parts of Holderness, 

against ; Referred, 238. Petitions of Company of Proprietors 
of the Calder and Hebble Navigation; and, of Christopher 

Bolland, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 266. Pe- 

- titions of several Proprietors of the Lake Lock Rail Road, in 
the Township of Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe, in the Parish of 
Wakefield; of the Dock Company at Kingston-upon-Hull ; 
of the Mayor and Burgesses of Kingston-upon-Hull ; and, of 
John Lee, of Wakefield, Esquire, and Shipley Watson, of 
South Hiendley, in the said County of York, Esquire, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 273. Petition of Rachael 
Milnes, against ; Tolieon the Table,276. Petition of James 
Atkinson, Esquire, of Hunslett, against ; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 281. Time enlarged fur Committee to report, 
301. Petitions of the Earl of Cardigan and others, and, of 
the Honourable Edward Robert Petre, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 319. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 334- Petition of Freeholders, Merchants and Traders 

at Selby, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 334. Bill 
reported, 359. Report to lie on the Table, 360. Petition of 

Gentry, Merchants and others, Inhabitants of Norwich, in 
favour, 366. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
383. Passed, 388. By the Lords, with Amendments, 436. 
Considered, and agreed to, 442. Royal Assent, 449. 


Atguousss; Petitions for the amendment of Acts for regulating 
the manner of licensing Alehouses; viz. Of Licensed Inn- 
_ keepers and others, of Preston, 116. To be printed, 242. 
Of Thomas Williams of Bangor, 190. 





Bill to regulate the granting of Licenses to 
Keepers of Inns, Alehouses and Victualling Houses, ordered, 
172. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; 190. Petition of James Hillary of 
London, Wine Merchant, for the introduction of a Clause of 
Indemnity ; To be printed, 194. Second Reading deferred, 
196. Petition of Robert Pierce Cruden of Gravesend, against; 
To be printed, 225. Petitions of Mayor and Commonalty of 
Plymouth ; and, of Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Hun- 
tingdon, against; To be printed, 254. Petitions of Mayor, 
Recorder, Justice and others of Tiverton; and, of Mayor, 
Aldermen and Assistants of Rochester, against; To be 

rinted, 279. Petition of Edward Horne, Alderman of the 
Town of Wokingham, against; To lie on the Table, 287. 
Petitions of Licensed Victuailers of Trowbridge, against ; To 
lie on the Table; and, of Mayor and Aldermen of Saffron 
Walden, against ; To be pritited, 304. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 307. Petition of the Mayor, Jurats and Common 
Councillors of Gravesend and Milton, against; To lie on the 
Table, 322. Petition of Henry Bowers, Esquire, Mayor of 
the City of Chester, John Larden, William Newell and others, 
Justices of the Peace of the said City, against; To be 
printed, 328. Petition of Mayor, Burgesses and Commonalty 
of Wallingford, against; To lie on the Table, 335. Petition 


VOL. 83.— Sess. 1828. 


of Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses and Commonalty of Poole, . 
against ; To lie on the Table, 340. Second Reading deferred, 
341. Petition of Mayor, Jurats and Commonalty of Faver- 
sham, against; To lie on the Table, 352- Petitions of. the 
Mayor, Bailiffs, Aldermen and Burgesses of Dorchester; of 
the Mayor, Aldermen and Common Councilmen of. Boston ; 
of the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Chesterfield ;_ and, 
of the Mayor and Burgesses of Marlborough, against ; To lie 
on the Table, 361. Petitions of Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses 
of Abingdon ; and, of Mayor and Justices of the Peace of the 
Borough of Derby, against; To be printed, 361. Second 
Reading deferred, 363. Bill committed, 370. Petition of 
Mayor, Bailiffs, Aldermen and Capital Burgesses of Cow- 
bridge, against; To be printed, 380. Petition of Mayor, 
Jurats and Commonalty of Maidstone, against ; To be printed, 
385. Petition of Mayor, Recorder, Capital Burgesses, As- 
sistants and ‘Town Clerk of Wareham, against ; To lie on the 
Table, 390. Petitions of Mayor, Aldermen and Assistants of 
Penzance ; and, of Aldermen, Comburgesses and Burgesses 
of Grantham, against; To be printed, 401. Petition of the 
Earl of Radnor, the Recorder, and of the Mayor and Justices 
of New Sarum, against ; To lie on the Table, 406. Petition 
of the Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of Clifton Dartmouth 
Hardness, against; To be printed, 406. Committee deferred, 
410. Petition of Bailiffs, Burgesses and Commonalty of 
Tewkesbury, against; To lie on the Table, 415. Petition of 
Bailiffs, Burgesses, Commonalty and Inhabitants of Bridg- 
north, against; ‘To be printed, 420. Petition of Mayor, 
Jurats and Common Councilmen of Dovor, against, 425. To 
be printed, 427. Committee deferred, 428. Petition of 
Bailiffs, Burgesses and Commonalty of Wealock, against; To 
lie on the Table, 431. Petitions of Mayor, Jurats and Com- 
monalty of Fordwich ; of Deal; of Folkestone; and, of Sand- 
wich, against; To lie on the Table, 443. Committee deferred, 
446. Petitions of Mayor, Jurats and Commonalty of New 
Romney, against; Of Inhabitants of Wallingford, in favour ; 
To be printed, 451. Bill considered; reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 453. Petition of Edward Button, against; 
To be printed, 467. Further consideration of Report deterred, 
469. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 476. Petition of Mayor, 
Jurats and Freemen of Winchelsea, against ; To be printed, 
479. Bill passed, 481. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
512. Considered, and agreed to, 517. Royal Assent, 535. 





Petitions complaining of the refusal of Licenses : 
viz. of Richard Clark of Bognor, 116. Of John Youill of 
Halifax, 146. Of Robert Roberts of the Haymarket; To be 
printed, 362. Of George Seymour of Chichester; To be 
printed, 556. 





ALMONDBURYy Inclosure. 
AMERICA, 
AMERICAN LoYALIsTs. 


Vide Hotei Keepers. ScoTLanp. 


Atiens, Vide Accounts. 
ALKALI; two Petitions of several Merchants and others in- 


terested in the Kelp Trade, for the retention of the present 
Duties upon Alkali, and for imposing a Duty on Salt, or on 
Alkali made from Salt ; To lie on the Table, 512. 


ALLINGTON and Broapwinpsor Road; Petition for a Bill-for 


making and maintaining a Turnpike Road from thence to the 
Crewkerne Turnpike Road ; Referred to a Committee, 55. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 98. Presented, and read, 115. 
Committed, 123. Petition of Trustees of the Maiden New-. 
ton Rvad, against ; To lieon the Table, 142. Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 149. Power to Committee to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records, 166. Petition of Owners of Farms, 
Lands and Tenements adjacent to the line of Road leading 
from or out of the Bridport Turnpike Road, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 176. Petitions of the Reverend 
John Bragge, Clerk, John Symonds, Gentleman, and Isaac 
Sparks, Gentleman; and, of Isaac Sparks, the Reverend John 
Bragge, Clerk, and Joseph Hardy, Esquire, Trustees for exe- 
cuting an Act of his late Majesty, for repairing the Roads 
leading from the Town of Maiden Newton, and other Roads 
communicating therewith, in the Counties of Dorset and 
Somerset, in favour, 181. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
189. Passed, 193. Agreed to by the Lords, 212. Royal 
Assent, 233. 


Vide Houme. 

Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Vide Accounts. Supptry. 
Tanirrs. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 11.) 


Anatomy; Petitions for the removal of Impediments to the 


cultivation of the Science of Anatomy; viz. Of the Phy- 
sicians and Surgeons of Birmingham; To be printed, 194. 
Of the Physicians and Surgeons of Liverpool, 246. Of David 
Maclagan, o. pD. President of the Royal College of Surgeons 
of Edinburgh; To be printed, 246. Of several Physicians 
and Surgeons, Members of the Medical and Chirurgical 
Society of London; of the Students attending the Pott 
land-street Medical School, Glasgow; of the Students of 
Medicine and Surgery in the University of Glasgow ; of the 
Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, incorporated 
by Royal Charter, and ratified by Act of Parliament ; of 
the Physicians and Surgeons q. the Town and Negter 

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AnatTomy—continued. 
'Wodd'of Léeds &gt; ‘of the Physicians and Su sof the Town 
and Nei urhood of Hudderstield; of ' President and 
. Gowned of the Royal College of Surgeons in ‘London; and, of 
the: Medical Society of Edinburgh, —o by Royal 
‘Oharter,'2540 To be 'printed, 255. Of the Physicians and 
“Satgeons of: Manchester, and the neighbouring Towns; of 
othe Physicians, Surgeons and Students, members of the Phy- 
. teal Society “i Hospital’; of the. Medical Swdents:of 
the University of Edinburgh; of the Physicians, Surgeons 
and’ Students of Medicine, members of the Westminster 
Medical Society ; of Joseph Timewell, Surgeon and Oculist 
member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London,) of 
iverpool; and, of the Lecturers, and former and present 
Students of the Webb-street School of Anatomy and Medi- 
cine, 259. To be printed, 260. Of the Royal College of 
Physicians of Edinburgh; of the’ President, Council and 
Fellows of the Medical Society of London, established in 
the’ year 1773 and, of the Physicians, Surgeons, Apothe- 
caries and Students, present at a Meeting held at the Me- 
dical School in Aldersgate-street, London ; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Anatomy, 264. Of the Students of 
Medicine in the Universities of Aberdeen; Referred, 272. 
Of Physicians and Surgeons residing at Sheffield; and, of 
Wakefield ; Referred, 279. Of the Bresident and Fellows of 
the College or Commonalty of the Faculty of Physic in Lon- 
don ; of Physicians and Surgeons of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Bradford, in the County of York; and, of the 
Physicians and Surgeons of the Town, Parish and Neigh- 
bourhood of Halifax, in the said County; Referred, 283. 
‘Of the Master, Wardens and Society of the art and mystery 
of Apothecaries of London ; of George H. Baird, Principal 
‘of the Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh ; 
and, of the Physicians and Surgeons, members of the Hun- 
terian Society ; Referred, 293. Of Members of the Fife 
Medico Chirurgical Society ; Referred, 305. Of Physicians, 
Surgeons, Apothecaries and Students of. Medicine in Bristol ; 
and, of Members of the Medico Chirargical Society of Aber- 
deen; Referred, 315. Of Medical Pupils of Preston; Re- 
ferred, 321. Of the Worcestershire Medical and Surgical 
Society; and, of the Students in Anatomy in Trinity College, 
Dablin ; Referred, 329. Of Physicians and Surgeons of 
Preston; Garstang, Kirkham and Leyland ; and, of the Town 
and Neighbourhood of Lancaster; Keferred, 332. Of Dun- 
can Mactarlan, Vice Chancellor and Principal of the Senate 
ofthe University of Glasgow; Referred, 340. Of Physicians 
and Surgeons.of Bath ; To be printed, 347. Of ane 
and Surgeons of Blackburn; Referred, 347. Of Members 
of the ri amet Medical Society ; Referred, 350. Of Mem- 
“bers of the Reading Medical and Chirurgical Society ; and, of 
Physicians and Surgeons residing in the City of Hereford ; 
Referred, 361. Of Physicians and Surgeons of Kingston- 
upon-Hull; Referred, 370. Of Members of the Medical 
Society in the County of Surrey; Referred, 384. ' Of Phy- 
sicians and Surgeons, members of the Medical Society at 
Taunton ; To be printed, 384. Of Practitioners of Medicine 
and Surgery in Portsmouth, Portsea and Gosport ; Referred, 
412. Of the Physicians, Surgeons and Medical Pupils of 
Chichester ; Referred, 430. OF British Physicians, Surgeons 
and Medical Students now residing in Paris, 502. Referred, 
503. Vide 6 ht 
——_———— Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
manner of obtaining Subjects for Dissection in the Schools 
of Anatomy, and into the state of the Law —s the 
Persons employed in obtaining or dissecting Bodies; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, and Five to be the 
‘Quorum, 260. Petitions referred, 264. Members added, 
266. Petition referred, 272. Member added, 273. Peti- 
tions referred, 279, 283, 293, 305, 315, 3215 329, 332, 340, 
347» 35°, 361, 370, 384, 412, 430, 503. Power to Committee 
to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report and Appendix, to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 552. 


Ancnotme Navigation. Vide Bisnor Brices. 


Anpover and Cui_TON-ponp Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing the same; Keferred to a Committee, 38. Report- 
ed, 153. Bill orderea, 154. Presented, and read, 165. Con 
mitted, 229. Petitions of several Owners and Occupiers of 
Houses, Lands and other property, in the Borough and Parish 
of Newbury, in the County of Berks; and, of the Owners or 
‘Occupiers of Houses, Lands and other property, residing in 
vor near the Parishes of Highclere, Burghclere and Newtown, 
in the County of Southampton, against; 252. Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 253. Bull reported; to be ingrossed; 274. 


Passed, 281. Agreed to by the Lords, 337. Royal Assent, 
$44. 
Annvuat Durizs. Vide Ways and Mxans, and Bitts in 
Suppy. 
InpEMNiTy,. Vide INDEMNITY. 





‘ANNDITIRG. Vide Lirg ANNvITIEs. 
Anriota. Vide West Inp1a Propuce. 


ANrbim and Bevtast.”’ Vide TRenan: 0% © ne 


Arots sho he Cong tear avid Matlagan, M. v. 
‘Pres ent of, the College of Sur pm be , complain- 
oapg. oF. ns eee prohy itn re argh, ¢ inp! 


from practising as Apothe- 





caries in England and Wales, unless licensed by the Apothe- 
caries’ Company ; Tolie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 502, 
Vide InELAND. 





Arrears. Vide Sessions. 

Appxieton (Berks) Lands; Petition for a Bill for dividing, al- 
loting and laying in Severalty the same; and Bill ordered, 27. 
Presented, and read, 165. Committed, 188. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 287. Passed, 323. By the Lords, with an 


Amendment, 370. Considered, and agreed to, 371. Royal 
Assent, 376. 

APPLICATION oF Alps. Vide Ways and Means, and Bits 
in SupPiy. 


Army. VideAccounTs. (ADDRESSES, 12, 43, 53,70.) SUPPLY. 
AruNnogLand Portsmoutn Navigation. Vide Porrsmoutn. 
Arunpet Port. Vide Accounts. 

ASHBORNE Road. Vide Dersy. 

AsuTon LANE Road. Vide Fropsnam. 


UNDER-LyNE Market ; Petition for a Bill for altering 
and amending Act for regulating the Market, and erecting 
a Market Place in the said ‘Town; Referred to a Committee, 
30. Reported; Bill ordered; 165. Presented, and read, 
172. Committed, 189. Petition of several Inhabitants of 
Ashton-under-Lyne, in favour, 197. Bill reported; tobe in- 

rossed; 230, Passed, 234. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. 
oyal Assent, 344. 

AssessEp Taxes; Petition of Retail Dealers of Kingston- 
upon-Hull, for repeal of certain parts of the General Assessed 
Tax Act; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 397. 

Vide Accounts. 

AssEssMENT oF Lessors. Vide IRELAND. 

Artnor, Lieutenant Colonel. Vide Braptey. 


Auction Duty; Petition of Richard Gude for a Return of the 
Auction Duty paid on the Sale of an Estate, to which a satis- 
factory Title could not be made; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 416. 


Vide AccounTs. 


Avon and GLovucesTersHiRE Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining a Railway or Tramroad from Rod- 
way Hill to the River Avon; Referred to a Committee, 6o. 
Reported ; Report referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders; 100. Vide Stanptne OrpeERs. Report, That 
the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bul, and to 
give Notices, &amp;c. 107. Report read again; Bill ordered ; 
141. Presented, and read, 148. Petitions of Inhabitants of 
Bradford, in the County of Wilts; of the County of Somer- 
set; of the City of Bath; and, of the Portreeve, Bailiff and 
Inhabitants of Great Bedwin, in favour; 209. Bill com- 
mitted, 209. Members added, 209. Petitions of Company 
of Proprietors of the Somersetshire Coal Canal, and of Pro- 
prietorsand Lessees of Coal Estates and Collieries in the County 
of Somerset ; and, of Owners.and Occupiers of Land and Pro- 
perty in the County of Gloucester, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 276. Petition of Mayor, Aldermen and 
Inhabitants of Wootton Bassett, in favour, 287. Time en- 
larged for Committee to report, 302. Bill reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 331. Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed ; 355. Passed, 360. Agreed to by the Lords, 
393: Royal Assent, 448. 

Axmourna (Devon) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 56. Presented, and read, 147. Committed, 
158. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 312. Passed, 330. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 350. Royal Assent, 376. mat 





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9° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess.2. A. 1828. 


BakewELtt, Thomas. Vide Lunatic Asytums. 


Baxtsy and Worksop Road; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 
55- Reported ; Bill ordered; 124. Presented, and read, 
129. Committed, 241. Reported; to be ingrossed; 275. 
Passed, 292. Agreed to by the Lords, 336. Royal Assent, 
344- 

Bansury and LutrerwortuH Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and maintaining the same; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 13. Reported; Bill ordered ; 148. 
Presented, and read, 165. Committed, 192. Petition of 
Inhabitants and others of Banbury, against; Referred, 234. 
Petition of Trustees of the Buckingham, Brackley, and Ban- 
bury Turnpike Road, against; Referred, 253. Petition of 
Trustees of the Buckingham, Brackley and Banbury Turn- 
eae Road, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 263. 

ill reported; to be ingrossed; 275. Passed, 312. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 370. Considered, and agreed 
to, 371. Royal Assent, 376. 

Banxart, John. Vide Leicester Gaol. 

Bankers Composition. Vide [reLanp. 


Banxers Notes ; Petitions against Act prohibiting the Issue 
‘of Notes under a limited Sam; viz. Of Merchants, ‘Tradesmen, 
' ‘Shopkeepers and others, rere preyed 56. aa! 
"Mayor," Aldermen, Capital’ Burgesses itants o 
(pee 29g. "the Carpie Manufacturers and ce 

: aners 


1828. ] 


INDEX ¢o the Etcury-tToikp VoLumeE. 





Banxers Notes—continued. , 
Spinners of Kidderminster; and, of Merchants, Traders.and 
other Inhabitants of Poole, 304. Of Isaac Cookson, Pre- 
‘sident of the Chamber of Commerce of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
and, of Shipowners, Merchants, Manufacturers and others 
of North Shields, in the County of Northumberland, 314. 
To be printed, 315. Of Inhabitants of Maryport and its 
Vicinity, 320. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and of 
the Merchants and Traders in the County of Huntingdon ; 
and, of the Merchants, Agriculturists and others, Inhabitants 
of Holywell, 327. Of Master, Wardens, Searchers, Assist- 
ants and Commonalty of the Corporation of Cutlers of 
Hallamshire and others, of Sheffield, 339. To be printed, 
340. Of Gentry, Clergy, Landholders, Manufacturers and 
others of Kirkby Lonsdale, 346. Of Proprietors and Occu- 
iers of Collieries in the Counties of Nottingham and Derby ; 
To be printed, 352. Of Inhabitants of Riddings Somer- 
cotes and Birchwood; and, of Ripley; To be printed, 356. 
Of the Merchants, Tradesmen and others, Inhabitants of 
Wareham, in the County of Dorset, and its Vicinity, 360. Of 
the Merchants, Shipowners and others concerned in the 
Trade and Commerce of the Port of Kingston-upon-Hull, 
360. To be printed, 361. Of several Merchants, Traders 
and other Inhabitants of Sunderland, Bishop-Wearmouth 
and Monk-Wearmouth, in the County of Durham, and their 
Vicinity ; of Merchants, Mine Adventurers, Traders and 
others the Inhabitants of Redruth, and its Vicinity; and, of 
Merchants, Tradesmen, Mine Proprietors, Farmers and 
others, Inhabitants of the Town and Parish of Camborne, in 
the County of Cornwall; To be printed, 367. Of Mer- 
chants, Traders and others, Inhabitants of Ivybridge; To 
be printed, 370. Of the Merchants, Tradesmen, Mine Pro- 
rietors, Barmers, Fishcurers and other Inhabitants of the 
orough of Saint Ives, in the County of Cornwall; and, of 
the Mine Proprietors, Merchants, Tradesmen, Farmers and 
other Inhabitants of the Parish of Gwinear Phillack and 
Saint Erth, in the County of Cornwall; To be printed, 372. 
Of several Inhabitants of the Township and Neighbourhood 
of Alfreton; of Selston; of Ilkeston; of the Landowners 
and Occupiers, the Merchants, Manufacturers, Tradesmen 
and others, in the County of Cumberland ; and, of the 
Gentry, Clergy, Farmers, Tradesmen and Jnhabitants of Ci- 
- yencester and its Vicinity; To be printed, 378. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Cheltenham ; of Northleach; of Alderwasley Heage 
and Morley Park; and, of Tradesmen and Inhabitants of 
Exeter; 383. To be printed, 384. Of several Inhabitants 
of the Town of Burford, in the County of Oxford, and the 
Vicinity ; and, of Blandford Forum, in the County of Dorset, 
and its Vicinity, 389. Of the Mayor, Burgesses and Com- 
monalty of the County of the Borough of Carmarthen, Free- 
holders, Landholders, Merchants, Shop-keepers, Tradesmen 
and other [nhabitants of the said County of the Borough of 
Carmarthen; of Inhabitants of the Town of Cardigan and 
- its Vicinity ; of Merchants and Tradesmen of Scarborough ; 
of Inhabitants of the City of Gloucester and its Vicinity; of 


several Gentlemen, Merchants, Agriculturists, Miners, Ma-’ 


nufacturers, ‘I'raders and other Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Mold, in the County of Flint; of the 
Tradesmen, Manufacturers, Landowners and Occupiers, and 
others resident in the Borough of Devizes; and, of several 
Inhabitants of the Borough and Town of Weymouth and 
Melcombe Regis; To be printed, 389. Of the layor, Free 
Burgesses and [nhabitants of East Looe; and, of several In- 
habitants of Newport, in the Isleof Wight, 392. Of [ron- 
masters of the Staffordshire District, 392. To be printed, 
420. Of Miners, Traders and [nhabitant Housekeepers of 
Saint Agnes, in the County of Cornwall; of Inhabitants of 
Saint Colamb Major, in the County of Cornwall; and, of 
Merchants, Tradesmen, Shopkeepers and others, Inhabitants 
of the twelve Parishes forming the District of Meneage, in 
the County of Cornwall, 392. Of Inhabitants of Greasley 
and Eastwood, in the County of Nottingham; of Tradesmen, 
’ Manufacturers, Landowners and others, of Devizes; of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land, Merchants, Tradesmen and 
others, resident at Colchester and its Vicinity; of the Pro- 
prietors and Lessees of Coal-mines ea ge ee River Wear 
and Port of Sunderland, in the County of Durham ; and, of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land, Merchants, Tradesmen and 
others in the Isle of Purbeck ; To be printed, 392. Of In- 
habitants of Andevor, 397. Of Rotherham and its Vicinity, 
401. Of the Gentry, Manufacturers, Agriculturists, Traders 
and other Inhabitants of Chesterfield, and the Neighbourhood 
thereof; cf the Inhabitants of Fowey ; and, of the Magis- 
strates, Merchants, Shipowners, Traders and others, Inhabi- 
tants of Berwick-upon- [weed ; To be printed, 401. Of se- 
veral Owners and Occupiers of Land, and other Inhabitants 
in Spalding and its Vicinity, 406. Of Merchants, Traders, 
Manufacturers, Farmers and other Inhabitants of Beverley 
and the Vicinity ; and, of Coalowners and others interested in 
the Trade of the Port of Newcastle; To be printed, 406. 
Of the Merchants, Agriculturists, Traders and other Inha- 
bitants of Bridport and its Vicinity, 412. Of Inhabitants of 
the Townships and Neighbourhood of Kilbourne, Heanor, 
. Loseoe and Codnor,. in the County of Derby ; and, of the 
Mayor, Burgesses and Commonalty of Ripon, in Common 
Hall meaiiled To be printed, 412. f Inhabitants of 


VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. 


‘mington, 522. 


—= 


Ross, Herefordshire ; To be printed, 420. Of William 
Thomas, 427. Of Owners and Occupiers of .Land, Manu- 
facturers, Tradesmen and others in the County. of Leicester ; 
To be printed, 427. Of several Landowners, Merchants 
Traders, Farmers and other Inhabitants of the Town. ar 
Neighbourhood of Dolgelley ; of Proprietors and Occupiers 
of Collieries in the Counties of Nottingham Derby and 
York ; of Iron Masters of the Counties of York and 5 
of Landowners, Occupiers, ‘Tradesmen and others in Chester- 
le-Street and its Vicinity; and, of Merchants, Shipowners, 
Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of South Shields, 430. Of 
Merchants, Agriculturists, Tradersand other Inhabitants of Ax- 
minster and its Vicinity; and, of Whitby and its Vicinity; To 
beprinted, 430. Of several Inhabitants of the Town of Mon- 
mouth and its Vicinity ; of Merchants, Agriculturists, Traders 
and other Inhabitants of Lyme and its Vicinity ; of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land, Manufacturers, Tradesmen and others in 
the County of Leicester; and, of Loughborough; 435. Of se- 
veral Inhabitants of the City of Lincoln and its Vicinity ; To 
be printed, 435. Of several Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
the County of Monigomery, 443. Of Owners and Occa- 
piers of Land attending the Corn-market in the City of Nor- 
wich; of Merchants, Agriculturists, Miners, Manufacturers, 
Traders and other [nhabitants of the Town and Neighbour- 
hood of Wirksworth ; and, of Inhabitants of Grantham and 
its Vicinity ; To be printed, 443. Of John Yates, of Colton, 
451. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land, Merchants, Trades- 
men and other Inhabitants of Rye; To be printed, 452. Of 
Landed Proprietors, Private and Professional Gentlemen and 
other Inhabitants of the Town of Denbigh; To be printed, 
456. Of Owners and Occupiers of Ladi Tradesmen and 
other Inhabitants of the Weald of Kent; To be printed, 
474. Of Ebenezer Black ; To be printed, 478. Of Agri- 
culturists, Miners, Merchants and Manufacturers of Flint; 
To be printed, 483. Of Inhabitants of Pontefract ; To be 
printed, 487. Of Crowland; To be printed, 492. Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in Malton, 499. Oi Inhabitants of 
Stow-on-the-Wold ; To be printed, 507. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land, Tradesmen and others of the Hundreds 
of Goldspur and Gostrow, Sussex ; To be printed, 511. Of 
Geutry, eduines and other resident Inhabitants of Léa- 
: Of Merchanis, Manufacturers, Traders and 
other Inhabitants of Birmingham ; To be printed, 536.. Of 
the Mayor and Corporation of Tregony and others, 556. 





Petition of Artizans of Nottingham in favour of 
Act prohibiting the Issue of Notes under a limited sum; ‘To 
lie on the Table ; and tobe printed ; 456. 





Motion made, and Question proposed, That 
Leave be given to bring in a Bill to restrain the Negotiation 
within England of Promissory Notes and Inland Bills of Ex- 
change under a Jimited Sum, issued by Bankers or others in 
Scotland or Ireland; Amendment proposed, 394; and De- 
bate thereupon adjourned, 395. Debate resumed; Motion 
agreed to; and Bill ordered; 405. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 411. 
Committed, 432. Considered; reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 439. Further consideration of Report ‘deferted, 
453. Report further considered ; Bill to be wien ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 459, 470. Bi passed, 485. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 512. Considered, and 
agreed to, 529. Royal Assent, 534. 





Petitions for inserting a Clause in the above Bill 
for permitting a circulation of Notes of Scottish Banks under 
£.5. within Berwick-upon-Tweed ; viz. Of Mayor, Bailiffs 
and Burgesses of Berwick-upon-T weed ; and, of Inhabitants 
of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; To be printed, 403- 


Vide AccounTs. 





Bank Notes. 
Bank of EnNcLanpD, &amp;c.; Motion, that Leave be given to bring 


Vide AccounTs. 


in a Bill to compel the Bank of England and all Bankers in 
the United Kingdom to make Quarterly Returns of the 
Amount of their Promissory Notes outstanding and in circu- 
lation at those Periods; By Leave withdrawn, 479. 


Vide AccountTs. 





Banxrurt Laws; Petitions for Alteration or Amendment 


thereof ; viz. Of Attornies and Solicitors resident in the City 
of York, 206. ‘To lie on the Table, my Of Solicitors and 
Attornies resident at and practising in Kingston-upon-Haull ; 
To be printed, 319. 

Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 16. to amend the Laws 





relating to Bankrupts, read; Bill to amend the said Act, or- 
dered, 301. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 306. Committed; Bill to be printed ; 323. Com- 
mittee deferred, 337, 351- Bill considered, 354. Reported; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third “Om 956. 
Third Reading deferred, 364. Bill read the Third, time; 
Amendment proposed to be made to the Bill; Debate there- 
upon adjourned; 381. Further adjourned, 391. Debate 
resumed; Amendment withdrawn; Bill passed; 417. Pe- 


tition of Practising Attornies and Solicitors residing in North 


Shields and South Shields, against ; To lie on’ the Table, 436. 


To be printed, 444. 
BaNKRUPTSsS. 





INDEX ¢@o the Ercuty-THirp VoLtumeE.  [1828. 








BANKRUPTS. 
Banxs.and Bankers. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide IRELAND. 
— for Savines., Vide Savines Banks. 


Barner and Sr. Aupans Road; Petition of Mail Contractors, 
Coach Masters and others, working on that part of the Holy- 
head Road leading from near Highgate over Barnet Hill, to 
St. Albans, coniplbinhng of the bad state thereof; To lie on 
the Table, 517. Referred to the Select Committee on the 
Whetstone and St. Albans Turnpike Trust, 517. Vide Wuet- 
STONE. 

Baronetcy. Vide ScoTuanp. 

Barristers. Vide Crown Sourcirors. 

Barrow, George Hodgkinson. Vide Coaus and Currency. 

Batu Roads; Petition for a Bill for the better and more effec- 
tually amending and improving the same; Referred to a 
Committee, 64. Reported; Bill ordered; 111. 

Batrersea and Wanpsworts (Surrey) Lands; Petition for 
a Bill for inclosing, dividing and allotting the same ; and Bill 
Bill ordered, 54. Presented, and read, 150. Petition of In- 
habitants of Battersea and Wandéworth, against; To lie on 
the Table, 167. Petition of Trustees for executing the Trusts 
of the Will of John Marshall, against; To lie on the Table, 
189. Petition of the Rector, Churchwardens and other In- 
habitants of Clapham, against; To lie on the Table, 192. 
Petitions of Richard Gude; and, of Inhabitants of Putney ; 
against; To lie on the Table, 215. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 215. 

Bay.ey, late Peter; Bill from the Lords for effectuating a 
Partition of certain Estates devised by his Will, 475. Read, 
477- Committed, 487. Reported, and passed, 516. Royal 
Assent, 535- 

BeaconsFietp Road; Petition for a Bill for repairin 
same; Referred to a Committee, 14. 
dered; 20. Presented, and read, 21. 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 142. 
the Lords, 175. 





the 

Reported ; Bill or- 
Committed, 38. Re- 
Passed, 148. Agreed to by 
Royal Assent, 187. 


Beaumaris Road; Petition for a Bill for making a Road 
from thence to join the London and Holyhead Post Road at 
or near the Menai Bridge; Referred to a Committee, 32. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 67. Presented, and read, 78. Com- 
mitted, 94. Reported; to be ingrossed; 135. Passed, 148. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 284. Royal Assent, 334. 


Beer; Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 54. to repeal the Duties on Licenses 
to brew and retail Beer, and to grant other Duties in lieu 
thereof, read; Bill to amend the said Act, ordered, 453. 
’ Vide infra. 

Bill to amend Act 5 Geo. 4. for amending the Laws of 
Excise relating to Retail Brewers, ordered, 481. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 

rinted; 483. Second Reading deferred, 490, 493, 501. 
Bill committed, 508. Petition of Licensed Victuallers of 
Reading, against ; To be printed, 512. Bill considered, 515. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 519. Passed, 526. Agreed to by the Lords, 541. 
Royal Assent, 544. . 

—— Vide Brewers, RETAIL. 

Betrast and Antrim Road. Vide IrgLanp.. 

Benerices Resignation; Act7 and 8 Geo. 4. c. 25. read; 
Bill to extend the Provisions of the said. Act, ordered, 486. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 486. Second Reading deferred, 500. Bill 
committed, 505. Committee deferred, 515. Bill considered ; 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 521. Bill re-committed ; 
considered ; 533. Report deferred, 537. Bill reported, 538. 
To be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 539. 
Passed,541. Agreed to by the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 558. 

Berwick Roads. Vide ScorLanp. 


Betts, John Joseph. Vide Corn Laws. 


Bever.ey Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
airing, and otherwise improving the Road from thence to 
Kexby Bridge ; Refersed to a Committee, 43. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 158. Presented, and read, 169. Committed, 
189: Reported ; to be igroneed 308. Passed, 324, Agreed 
to by the Lords, 350. Royal Assent, 375. 


Biperorp Quay Dues; Petition for a Bill for regulating and 
fixing the Rates to be paid for Goods imported at, and ex- 
porea from thence, and for regulating Ships and Vessels ; 

: Referred toa Committee, 35. Reported; Bill ordered ; 164. 

Presented, and read, 173. Committed, 244. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 292. Passed, 302. Agreed to by the Lords, 
-343- Royal Assent, 344. 

Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
-improving and keeping in repair the same, 69. Referred to 
a Committee, 70. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 1 53- Presented, 
-and read, 158. Committed, 173. Petition of Israel Doidge 
‘and: Samue}’ Barrett, and* others, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ‘ordered, 290. Time enlarged for Committee to re- 
port, 312. - Bill -reported ; to we ae 338. Passed, 
455. Agreed to by the Lords, 478. Royal Assent, 482. 








BILLS : 
Applications for Private Biuts ; viz.—For 

BripGes. Vide HAMMERSMITH LamBetu Roya. 
Crarence, LAMBETH SusPENsIoN, LeEps AND Huns- 
LET——STAIN ES—— Y OUGHAL. 

CuHurRcH. Vide O_pHAmM. 

DRAINAGE. Vide Manca——WALDERSEY. 

GAS LIGHT. Vide Bury EpinpurcGua O11 Gas 
Gas Licut anp Coxe Company Imperiat Gas 
Company, [NDEPENDENT GAs Licut AND CoxE Com- 























PANY——LINCOLN. 
HarBours. Vide ApERDEEN——Dartmovutn, Dovor 
GREENocKk —~— HELMsDALE —— KIRKWALL 
Leiru, Liverpoot, LonpDoNn TRALEE. 
HicHways. Vide ALLINGTON AND Broapwinpsor, 
ANDOVER AND CHILTON-POND——BALBy AND Work- 


sop, BANBURY AND LuTTERWoRTH, Batu, Bracons- 
FIELD, BEAUMARIS, BELFAST AND ANTRIM, BEVERLEY, 
Biperorp, BrrsTaLt AND HuDDERSFIELD, BuRY AND 
BoL_ton—-— CAMBRIDGE, CARLISLE AND BRAMPTON, 
CARMARTHENSHIRE, CHATTERIS AND WisBeEcu, CHEL- 
TENHAM AND GLOUCESTER, CHESTER AND Nortuop, 
Cuester AND WrexHaM——Derby AND ASHBORNE, 
DumBarton——FarEHAM——GoODSTONE AND Elicu- 
GATE, GREAT GRIMSBY Harnuam Hitt anp Dor- 
CHESTER, Hincktey, Hotyneap, Hontron, Horse- 
LEY AND CorsHaAM, Horsuam AND STEYNING 
ILMINsTER, Ipswicuh——LisBuRN AND MonaGHaAN—— 
KiNCARDINE, KinesBRiIDGE, Kippincs Cross anp 
Wansuutt’s GREEN LANARKSHIRE, LLANDILo, 
LYMINGTON MiLDENHALL AND LAKENHEATH, 
MineEnHEAD-——NEWCASTLE AND CaRLisLz, Newcas- 
TLE AND Lerex, Nortu-END AND HAMMERSMITH, 
Nortuwich AND DELAMERE, NOTTINGHAM AND 
MansFieLpD——Ross-sHirE, ROXBURGHSHIRE, RuGBY 
Sanpwicu, Score Brivee anp Bury Sr. Ep- 
MUND’S, SELKIRKSHIRE, SOUTHWARK BRIDGE, SPERNAL 
Asn, Surrey New Roaps, Surrey ANp Sussex 
TAVERNSPITE, THETFORD AND NeEwMARKET, Tor- 
RINGTON, TRURO——UTTOXETER—-—-WADHURST AND 
HorsMONDEN, WAKEFIELD AND Hauirax, Wars 
Cross AND PeNnsnurst, WELLS AND FaKkENHAM, 
WuitEnAven, WILsoNTOWN, WrotHaM AND Matrp- 















































STONE YARMOUTH. 

INCLOSURES. Vide ApPLETON, AxMouTH BAaTTER- 
sEA AND Wanpswortn, Broventon——Cattan, 
Cuartwoop, Corton GRAFTON Hessay, 
HouMeE Keymer, Kinespury —— Lirtineron, 
LLANFROTHEN OLLERSETT AND Puosipe, Ovsz- 
FLEET——RHAYADER St. Gites (Oxrorp), Scor- 
TOW, SCRIVEN AND ScoTToNn Tavistock, TittEN- 
SOR WIVELISCOMBE, 


NAVIGATIONS AND RAILWAYS. Vide A1rE AND CAL- 
DER, AVON AND GLoucEsTERSHSRE——BisHopr BRiGGs, 
Botton anv Leen, Bripcenp, Bristot aNp Gtiovu- 
CESTERSHIRE CANTERBURY AND WHITSTABLE, 
Cirarencs Raitway (Duruam), CommerciaL Roap 
RaiLtway East Inp1a Dock Company, East Lon- 
DON Lacan, LiverPoot aNnD MANcueEsTER, Lua- 
NELLY, Loutua——-NANTLLE, Newry 














PortTsMovuTH 











AND ARUNDEL, PortsmMouTH AND LoNDON Stock- 
TON AND DarRLINGTON——TEES——WAKEFIELD AND 
FERRYBRIDGE. 

Poor. Vide GreEnwicn. 

STREETS. Vide ABERDEEN BiRMINGHAM CHAR- 
inG Cross, CLiFrre DuBLin GLascow 











HANLEY AND SHELTON, HERtTFoRD——LONDONDERRY, 
LINCOLN MANCHESTER AND SALForD—— Nortu 
SHIELDS STALYBRIDGE, Stratrorp Bow —— 
WANTAGE. 

Various MatTrers. Vide Anersrotnock Two Pen- 
NiES Scots, ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE MArKET——BIDE- 
FORD Quay Dues, Birnmincuam Court or RegueEsts, 
Bricuton TunNeL, Bricnton Waterworks, Bris- 
ToL CaTTLE MARKET——CANTERBURY, (PREROGATIVE 
Court or,) Corx Butter Traps, Covent GARDEN 
Market, Covent Garpen Vestry, CRANBORNE 
Cuase, Crinan Canat——Dtvistons or Countries, 
Dorsetsuire Lunatic Asytum, Dustin STesM 

Epin- 

BURGH 








Pacxet Company, Dustin STEAM VESSELS 








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INDEX ¢@o the E1GHTY-THIRD VOLUME. 





BILLS—continued. 
BuRGH Po.ice, Execurors, (Ricuts of} ——GALWay 
Town Francuisz, Gosport Market, GRAVESEND 
Quay, Grinton TITHES Hairax AND Braprorp 
Court or Reguests, Hiserntan Joint Stock Com- 
pany, Hipernian Minino Company, Hove CuaPet, 
HuppeErsFiELv SMALL Dests-—KENT WATERWORKS, 
Kittiney Caapet——Liverpoot Exections, Liver- 
Poo. Purcnase oF Lanps, LiverPoon STEAM VESSELS 
PiLoTaGE Matpon Cuarter, Mertuyr TIiDviLt 
Macistrate, Merton Poor Rares PEMBROKE 
Waterworks, Prymovuts Batus, Prymoutn Mar- 
KET AND THEATRE, Preston Pouts QUEEN- 
BoRouGH OysTeR FisHeRigEs —— RecGEnT’s Park, 
RoruernitHe Poor Rates Sr. ALBAn’s Court 
Hovuss, St. Mary-te-BoneE VEsTRY, SHEERNESS PiER, 
SMITHFIELD Marker, Surrey Coat METAGE, SURREY 
Coax Meter, Swansea Markets —Tay FisHeERiEs, 
Tuames TunNeL ——Watcotr Cnuarity Estates, 
WimBLepon Poor Ratss. 

Private Brus, brought from the Lords; viz.—J’or 

Divorce. Vide Rospeck. 
ESTATES. Vide Baytey, BLyTuHswoop, Breton, Brun- 

DRETT, BUTTERWORTH Caius CoLLeGE, CAMPBELL 

FARQUHARSON, FERGUSSON, FOWKE Goopricn, 

Gorpon, —— Harpitnce, Hickman —— LansDALE, 

LonponperRy, Lucas MarsHam, Mo.tyneux 

RanpALL, Ricumonp Cuarity, Rocks, Rose- 
































BERY, Rowe, Russ —— Watcotr Cuarity, Win- 
CHESTER, WYNNE. 
NATURALIZATIONS. Vide DAELMAN —— JAcoB —— 


KLINGENDER——PAv.Lt 
VARIOUS MATTERS. 
BURY. 


TAYLOR. 
Vide ArcuBisHor oF CANTER- 








Pusuic Bitts. Vide ALEHouses——BANKERS NorTEs, 
Berr, Benerices RestenaTIon, Brewers RETAIL, 
BomsBay Marine——Canapvba ComPANy, CHARITABLE 
Lanps, Cuurcn Brirers, CHurRcHES ADDITIONAL, 
Cinque Ports, Corn Importation, Corn TRADE, 
Iste or MAn, Corporate Funps, CorRPORATION AND 
Test Acts, County Bripce Roaps,CrRiMINALJUSTICE 
in Inp1A, Crown Sounicirors, Customary TENURES, 
Customs Laws-—— DisTILLATION East Inpia 
Prize Monry, Emicration, ExcisEaste Liguors, 

- Exerse Licenses anp Survey Fetons CounseEL, 
Fravpunent Devises, Frirnpiy SocirtiEs-—GameE, 
Guass DuTiEs Hotyneap, Hops, HoTeL-KEEPERS 

ILLusory APPOINTMENTS, INDEMNITY, INNKEEP- 

ERS, INSOLVENT Desrors 1N INDIA. 

IRELAND. (ASSESSMENT OF LESSORS—— 
BANKERS’ COMPOSITION, BANKS AND BANKERS, 
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BUTTER TRADE——CHURCH 
LEASES, CITIES AND Towns IMPROVEMENT, CON- 
STABULARY, CRIMINAL JUSTICE—— DESERTED CHIL- 
DREN, DRAINAGE——GaLWAY Town FRANCHISE, 
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS——JURORS AND JU- 
RIES——LARCENY AcTS, LARCENY Laws, LIGHTING 

' CITIES AND Towns, LINEN MAanuFAacTURES——Ma- 

















Licious INJURIES —— PROMISSORY NOTES, PuR- ~ 


CHASERS PROTECTION——REGISTRAR’S OFFICE, RE- 
PLEVINS.—— SHERIFFS, STEAM VESSELS —— WIT- 
NESSES IN EQUITY.) 
Lasourers Waces, Lanpn Tax ComMIssIONERS 
Names, Lire Annuities, Loncitupg, Lunatic Asy- 
LuMs, Lunatics Prorerty, Lunatics RecutatTion 
— Marine Mutiny, Mutiny Nationa Dest, 
New Sovutn Wates Orricers Pensions, Ovurt- 
LAWRIES Passace Vessets Licenses, PassEn- 
Gers Recuration, Pauper Lunatics, Pensions, 
Mitirary AND Nava, Pitotace, Prisoners Con- 
VEYANCE, Property 1N INFANTS, &amp;c.—-REAL Pro- 
PERTY IN Inp1a, Roman Catuotic Lanp Tax—— 
SALMON FisHerizs, Savincs Banks. 
ScoTLanp (ALEHOUSES -— BARONETCY 











Sucar Duties, Summary CoNvicTions, SurprRan- 
NUATION ALLOWANCES, SupPLY, (ANNUAL DUTIES, 
APPLICATION OF AIDS——CONSOLIDATED FuND 
—— ExcHeQuer BILLs —— MILITIA —— SUGAR 
Duties, SURPLUS Ways AND MEANS——TRANSFER 
OF AIDS)——Titues CoMMUTATION, TURNPIKE ACTS 
AMENDMENT —— Usury Laws WESTMINSTER 
SESSIONS. 


Pustic Brixs, brought from the Lords. Vide Ecciesias- 











TICAL PREFERMENTS, Evipence, (Law or) GAME 
Lunatics Estrates——OrrEeNcEs AGAINST THE 
PERSON PROMISES AND ENGAGEMENTS. 





BILLS; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private 
Petitions, Bills and Reports of Bills, 8. 
to be printed, as amended, 93, 130, 152, 171, 179, 
182, 186, 191, 196, 199, 202, 207, 208, 212, 236, 256, 280, 
322, 3715 377s 378; 390, 395s 396, 412, 429, 434, 439, 453) 
458, 473s 484, 493, 508, 515, 519, 521, 531. 
——---— brought from the Lords, to be printed, 221, 232, 242, 
243 3171 349 358; 375» 477, 510.—As amended, 317, 358, 
oO. 
ee As amended by the Lords, to be printed, 284, 452. 
Order for printing a Bill, discharged, 481. 
Committed to Select Committees, 157, 202, 341, 381. 
— Re-committed, 112, 141, 196, 202, 218, 236, 280, 
318, 331, 383, 395, 399, 432, 458, 459, 471, 507, 508, 
515, 537-—So far as relates to a Clause, 533.—To a Select 
Committee, 242.—Again re-committed, 207, 265, 354, 380. 
Service of the Order of the House, in the case of 
a Divorce Bill, upon an Agent, to be deemed good service, 
124. Vide Roseck. 
Orders of Leave for Bills, read and discharged, 165, 
167, 168, 169, 369. 
Orders for reading Bills brought from the Lords, the 
First Time, discharged, 462, 486. 
——_—— Orders for Second Reading of Bills, discharged, 462, 
481, 486. 
— Order for House to resolve itself into a Committee 
on a Bill, discharged, 341. 
—- Leave given to present Bills after time limited, 189, 
230, 253. 
— Leave given to Parties to proceed with their Bill, 
229, 252. 
Laid aside, 462, 486. 
——— Withdrawn, 481. i 
——-— Motion for reading a Bill a Second Time, withdrawn, 
533- 

















Ordered to be brought in, upon Motions from Com- 
mittees of the whole House, 122, 162, 434, 461, 481, 513, 
19. 
ts Ordered to be brought in upon a Division, 405, 473. 
Read a Second Time upon a Division, 202, 292, 489. 
——-—— Reported on a Division, 514. 
———— Read the Third Time, upon a Division, 485, 519. 
Considered in Committee, but no Report made, 521. 
——— Second Reading of Bills put off for Three Months, 
422, 453, 523, 536, 554.—For Six Months, 121, 215, 400, 
428, 453. 
——— Committee on Bills put off for Three Months, 421, 
431, 453, 505, 526.—For Six Months, 395, 410. 
— Further Consideration of Reports put off for Two 
Months, 487.—For Three Months, 484, 531.—For Six 
Montlis, 99. 186, 312, 407. 446, 458. 


——— Third Reading of Bill put off for Three Months, 
469. 








— Further Proceeding upon Third Reading, adjourned, 
353-—Resumed, 356. 


Amended on the Report, 275, 353. 


— Amended upon further considering Report, 518.— 
Upon Third Reading, 159, 204, 210, 214, 218, 219, 227, 232, 
253, 261, 266, 274, 302,311, 317, 323) 324,331, 334) 335, 
338, 3399 3425/3495 3495 354, 359; 358, 360, 369, 371, 381, 
387, 388, 392, 397, 410, 412,419, 424, 433, 4345'440, 443, 
455» 459, 467, 480, 481, 485, 488, 594; 508, 518, 519, 532, 
533» 538, 539) 541, 542:—Of Lords’ Bills, 380, 409, 526. 

— Amendment made bya Committee, disagreed to on 
the Report, 262. 


- Amendments proposed to be made upon Report, but 
not made, 152, 208. 

















ENTAILS: — GAoLs—— HoRNINGS —— JUSTICIARY 
Courts —— MapuHuouses —— PAROCHIAL SETTLE- 
MENTS——-SALMON FISHERIES——V AGRANTS.) 


Sessions AppgaL,, SETTLEMENT By Hirine, SLAVES 
Removat, Smaut Desrs,, Sramp Duties, Stamps 
ALLowaNnceEs, Stamps Promissory Nores,- SuGar, 


VOL. 83. Sess. 1828. 





- Amendments proposed to be made upon Third Read- 
ing, but not made, 227, 31% 440;-468, 477, 518, 519, 533, 
538.—Withdrawn, 417, 518, 

— Amendment proposed to be made upon Third Read- 
ing.—Debate thereupon adjourned, 381.—Further adjourned, 
391.—Debate resumed, Amendment withdrawn, 417. 


Amendments proposed to be made to Lords Amend- 
ments to a Bill, but not made, 307. 


I 2 











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INDEX ‘#0 the Ercury-Tuirp VoLuME. (1898. 









a 


BILLS—continued. 

———— Amended by the Lords, 216, 284, 321, 337, 343, 350, 
370, 378, 399, 432, 446, 478, 499, 512, 525, 541, 543, 552- 
———- Amendments made by the Lords to a Bill, amended 

by the Commons, 498. 
— —_—— Further consideration of Lords Amendment, 
for Three Months, 417. 

Brought from the Lords, amended by the Commons, 

255» 316, 358, 380, 386, 396, 410, 426, 459, 519 538, 541- 
——— Amendments to a Bill brought from the Lords, agreed 
to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 458. 

— Copies of Orders for Second Reading of Bills, and 
Copies of Bills to be served on Returning Officers, &amp;c. 14, 
114, 477- 

Motion for bringing up the Report of a Bill, dropped 
for want of Forty Members, 493. 

—-—— a Bill brought from the Lords (17th May 1726) to 
be printed, 21. 

Private Bills: Resolutions of the 28th November 1826, 
respecting Appeals on Private Bills; and, of 15th February 
1827, respecting the Bond or Obligation to be entered into for 

ayment of costs, read; Committee of Appeals on Private 
Bills appointed, 11. 

Resolution (20th February 1827) relative to adding 
Members to Committees, read, 11. 

Sessional Lists of Members to serve on Committees 
on Petitions for Private Bills and on Private Bills ; To be 
printed, 54. 

——-—— Resolution, That-a Term, not exceeding Thirty-one 
ears ought to be granted to all Trusts proposed to be esta- 
blished by Turnpike Road Bills, 256. Vide Turnpike 
Bitts. 


putoff 





FEEs. 


Resolution, That leaving Copies of the Bill to inca- 
acitate certain Persons from voting at Elections for East 
Retford, at the Place of Abode of the Persons named therein, 
be deemed good service, 477. 
Vide Cuauses. Committees. ELections. 
House. Instructions. Orpers. STANDING ORDERS. 
Questions Nec. Reports. Suppty. 


Bitts or ExcwHancEe. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 


Birp, Charles, Vide County Macistrates. Justices oF 
THE PEACE. 

Birminouam Court or Reovests; Petition of Inhabitants 
of the Town of Birmingham and Hamlet of Deritend, for 
Inquiry into the Frauds and Abuses emanating from the 
practice of that Court; To lie on the Table, 479. 

Improvement; Petition for a Bill to amend, 

alter and enlarge Powers of Act, 67. Referred to a Com- 

mittee, 68. Reported; Bill ordered; 168. Presented, and 
read, 174. Committed; Petition of Rated Inhabitants of 

Birmingham, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 258. 

Petition of Joseph Russell, against; Referred, and Counsel 

ordered, 292. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 303. 

Bill reported ; to be carp 331. Passed,349. Agreed to 

by the Lords, 370. Royal Assent, 375. : 


Manufacturers. Vide Foreign ENLIsTMENT 








Act. 

Road. Vide Spernat Asn. 

BirsTauy and HuppersrFietp Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
amending, improving, diverting and maintaining the same; 
Referred to a Committee, 68. Reported; Bill ordered ; 129. 
Order of Leave for Bill, read, and discharged ; another Bill 
ordered ; 168. Presented, and read, 173. Committed, 215. 
Petitions of Inhabitants and Proprietors of Estates in the 
District of Saddleworth ; of Huddersfield; of Oldham; of 
Birstall, Mirfield and Gomersal ; and, of Leeds, in favour, 287. 
Petitions of Sir George Armytage, Baronet ; and, of Owners 
and Occupiers of Farms, Lands and Buildings in Heartishead, 
in the Parish of Dewsbury, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 290. Petition of Inhabitants and Proprietors of 
Estates in Manchester, ‘in favour, 292. Bill reported; Re- 

ort to lie on the Table; 300. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 318. Passed, 334. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 363. Royal Assent, 376. 

Bisnop Brices Canal and Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining a Navigable Canal and Railway 
from Bishop Briggs to Market Rasen, 65. Referred to a 
Committee, 66. 

Bisnops Wattuam Road. Vide FArenam. 


Biytuswoop Estate; Bill from the Lords to amend Act 32 
Geo. 3, 373. Read, 375. Committed, 376. Reported, with 
Amendments, and agreed to; 396. Bill passed, with Amend- 
ments, 406. Agreed to by the Lords, 414. Royal Assent, 440, 

Bong, Baron de; Petition (presented 18 May 1826,) respecting 
the Award of the Commissioners of French Claims, read ; 
Motion for referring it to a Select Committee ; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 492. : 

Bopmin, Archdeaconry Office. 
Courts. 


Botton and Leicu Railway; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and enlarging Powers and Provisions of Act; Referred 





Vide EccuLestastTicat 





to a Committee, 23. Reported; Bill ordered; 31. Pre- 
sented, and read, 52. Committed, 94. Reported; Report 
to lie onthe Table; 141. Report further considered ; . Bill 
to be ingrossed; 172. Passed, 184.' Agreed to by the Lords, 
200. Royal Assent, 202. 

Botton Road. Vide Bury and Botton. 

BomsBay Marine. Vide East Inp1a. 

BrRapDFiELD, Thomas. Vide Surrey Coan MEeTace 

Braprorp Court or Reguests. Vide Hawirax. 

Brapuey, Thomas; Petition complaining of bein 
of his Commission ; To lie on the Table, 500. Tob 
513- 

Brampton Road. Vide Caruisie. 

Breap. Vide [rELAND. 


Breton, late Frederick; Bill from the Lords for vesting 
part of his settled Estates in Trustees to be sold, and for ap- 
lying the Monies thence arising, in the purchase of other 
tates, 379. Read, 382. Committed, 482. Reported, and’ 
passed, 425. Royal Assent, 449. 

Brewers, Retail; Bill to amend Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 54, or- 
dered, 453. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed ; 471. Order for Second Reading, 
and Order for printing, read, and discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 
another Bill ordered ; 481. Vide Beer. 

Petitions against Restrietions on Retail 

Brewers; viz. Of Retail Brewers residing in the Staffordshire 

Potteries; and, of Mechanics and Inhabitants of the Stafford- 

shire Potteries ; To be printed, 479. 

Petitions against the practice of retailing 

Beer and Ale without License; viz. df regularly licensed 

Publicaus of Royton, 129. Of Innkeepers. and_ licensed 

Victuallers of the Town of Hertford, 181. Of several Inha- 

bitants of Redruth ; To be printed, 198. Of Inhabitants of 

Hanley and Shelton, in the Staffordshire Potteries; of resident 

Clergymen, Manufacturers, Tradesmen and other Inhabitants 

of Burslem, in the Staffordshire Potteries; 230. Of Mayor 

and Capital Burgesses of Truro; To be printed, 234. Of 

Ministers, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor and Inha- 

bitants of Stoke-upon-Trent ; To be printed, 287. 

Petition of Edward Keele of. Titchfield, 

Retail Brewer, for protection from the consequences of Infor- 

mations laid by any persons not belonging to the Excise, 225, 

To be printed, 226. 


Bripcenp Railway; Petition for a Bill for making and main- 
taining a Railway or Tramroad from the Duffryn Llynvi and 
Pwll Cawl Railway to Bridgend; referred to a Committee, 
45- Reported; Bill ordered; 153. Presented, and read, 
158. Committed, 193. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table, 310. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed.; 
349. Passed, 352. By the Lords, with Amendments, 399. 
Considered, 411; and agreed to, 412. Royal Assent, 448. 


Bricuton Tunnel; Petition for a Bill for incorporating a 
Joint Stock Company for constructing a Tunnel or Pneu- 
matic Railway for the conveyance of Passengers, Goods and 
Carriages to and from that Town ; Referred to a Committee, 


63. 


deprived 
e printed, 











Waterworks ; Petition for a Bill for incorporating a 
Company for the better supply of that Town with Water; 
Referred to a Committee, 63. 


Bristow and GLouceEsTERSHIRE Railway; Petition for a Bill 
for making and maintaining a Railway or Tramroad from 
Bristol to Coalpit Heath ; Referred to a Committee, 65. Re- 
ported; Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders; 77. Vide Sranp1nG Ornpers. Report, That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed, and give Notices, &amp;c. go. 
Report read again; Bill ordered; 148. Presented, and read, 
167. Petition of Board of Directors of the Chamber of 
Commerce, Trade and Manufactures established in the City 
of Bristol, in favour, 208. Bill committed, 209. .Members 
added, 209. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Landed 
Property in the County of Gloucester ; .and, of Proprietors 
and Lessees of Collieries in the County of Gloucester, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 258. Bill reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 302. Report further considered; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 339. Bill read the Third time; Clause of- 
fered to be added; Motion for reading Clause a Second 
time; Debate thereupon adjourned; 346. Debate resumed ; 
Clause read a second and third time, and amended ; added, 
and Bill passed ; 349. Agreed to by the Lords, 378. Royal 
Assent, 448. 


Cattle Market; Petition for a Bill for removing the 
same, for providing a better and more convenient Market, 
and for rebuilding and enlarging the Wool Hall; Referred 
to a Committee, 40. Reported; Bill ordered; 52. Presented, 
and read, 65. Committed, 158. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
192. Passed, 197. By the Lords, with Amendments, 333. 
Considered, and agreed to, 338. Royal Assent, 344, 

Bririsu Museu ; Petition of the Trustees for further-support, 
offered; the ‘King’s Recommendation signified; Petition 
brought up, and read; To lie on the Table, 151. 

Vide Accounts. Suppuy. 





Britisu 





1828.]. INDEX ¢o the E1GHTY-THIRD VOLUME. 








Britis Snippinc 3 Motiori ‘made: and Question. proposed, 
That it appears by the Navigation Statements contained in 
the Annual Finance Accounts of the present year, that there 
is a diminution in the trade or employment of Shipping regis- 
tered for the British Empire, which this House cannot view 
without concern, and will next Session inquire into the causes 
thereof; Question Previous Neg. thereupon, 446. 


Broapwinpsor Road. Vide ALLINGTON. 


Broveuton (Lancaster) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 24. Presented, and read, 77. Committed, 
184. Reported; to be ingrossed; 209. Passed, 214. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 235. Royal Assent, 244. 


Berunprett, Jonathan; Bill from the Lords for enabling 
Trustees to effect the sale to him of a House devised by the 
Will of Joseph Fisher, deceased, 453. Read, 461. Com- 
mitted, 470. Reported, and passed, 502. Royal Assent, 535. 


Buxt-BaitinG; Petitions for the prohibition thereof; viz. Of 
Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Stourbridge, 
211. Of Minister, Churchwardens and principal Inhabitants 
of Wednesbury; of Darlaston; and of Handsworth; 407. 
Of West Bromwich, 407, To be printed, 408, 


Burcoyne, Montagu. Vide Free. 
BurNTFEN Roads. Vide MILDENHALL. 
Burstem Roaps. Vide Newcastce and Leek. 


Bury and Botron Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 52. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 108. Presented, and read, 116. 
Committed, 128. Reported; to be ingrossed; 172. Passed, 
180.. Agreed to by the Lords, 200. . Royal Assent, 202. 


(Lancaster) Gas Light; Petition for a Bill for lighting 
that Town with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 52. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 104. Presented, and read, 108. Com- 
mitted, 119. Reported; to be ingrossed; 209. Passed, 214. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 235. Royal Assent, 244. 
St. Epmunn’s Road. Vide Sco.ze Briper., 


Botrer Trapt. Vide Inevanpn. 


BottrrworrTy, late Joseph; Bill from the Lords to enable 
his Trustees to effect a sale of certain Houses to Messieurs 
Hoare, 367. Read, 369. Committed, 382. Reported, and 
passed, 425. Royal Assent, 449. 








9° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess*2. A. 1828. 
CABRIOLETS. Vide Hackney Coacueis. 


Caius Cotxece; Bill from the Lords for effectuating an Ex- 
change between the Master and Fellows of Gonville and Caius 
College, in the University of Cambridge, and John Dickinson, 
Esquire, 357. Read, 359. Committed, 367. Reported; 
King’s Consent signified ; and Bill passed; 380. Royal As- 
sent, 449. 

Catcutta. Vide East Inp1a. 

Catper Navication. Vide Arre and CaLper. 


Catuan Inclosure. Vide IRELAND. 


CampripGe Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 37. Ke- 
ported; Bill ordered; 7o. Presented, and read, 78. Com- 
mitted, 04. Petition for additional Provision; Referred toa 
Committee, 128. Reported; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 197. Vide Stanpinc Or- 
pERs. Report, That Provision be made according to the 
Prayer of the said Petition, 209. Petition for additional 
Provision, read again; Report froin the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, read again; Instruction to Commit- 
tee on the Bill to make Provision therein accordingly; 215. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 262. Passed, 267, By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 321. Considered, and agreed to, 
323. Royal Assent, 334. 


CAMPBELL’s Estate, 


CANADA ee se ; Motion, That an humble Address be pre- 
sented to His Majesty, for an Account of the quantity of 


Land sold to the Canada Company; By Leave withdrawn, 
208. 


Vide ScoTLaNnpD. 


Company; Bill to alter and amend Act for en- 
abling His Majesty to seat to a Company to be incorporated 
by Charter, to be called The Canada Company, certain Lands 
in the Province of Upper Canada, ordered, 411. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 411. Committed, 429. Committee deferred, 434. Bill 
considered, 441. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 447- Third Reading deterred, 454. Bill 
passed, 460. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 
535- 





Crown Lands; Petition of Christians of different 
Denominations of Upper Canada, for the appropriation’ of 
the Proceeds.of the Sale of Crown Lands, for the purposes 
of Education, 299. To lie.on the Table; and to be printed ; 


VOL. 83.—Sess. 1828. 


Canava Government; Petitions complaining of the Adminis- 
tration of the Government in Canada by the Earl of Dalhousie; 
viz. Of His Majesty’s dutiful and loyal Subjects, Inhabitants 
of Lower Canada, 295; and, of Inhabitants. of the Province 
of Lower Canada, 297.. To be printed, 298. Referred to 
the Select Committee on the Government of Canada, 307, 
Of John Neilson, Denis Benjamin Viger, and Austin Cuvil- 


lier, of the Province of Lower Canada, squires; Referred, 532. 
Vide infra. 





Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the state of the Civil Government of Canada; To report 
their Observations and Opinion thereupon to the House ; “to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Petitions referred, 307. Other Petitions referred, 321, 340. 
Leave to Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 353. 
Petitions referred, 428, 439. Member added, 461. Petition 
referred, 532. Power to Committee to report Minutes of 


Evidence ; Report and Appendix to lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 551. 


— Legislative Representation; Petition of the Inha- 
bitaats of the Townships of Dunham, Stanbridge, and several 
other Townships and Places on the South-east side of the 
River St. Lawrence, in Lower Canada, for a Representation 
equivalent to their just Claims, 340. To be printed, 341. 
Referred to the Select Committee on the Government of 
Canada, 349. Vide supra. 


Presbyterians; Petition for Participation in the Re- 

venue arising from Lands set apart for the Maintenance of 
the Protestant Clergy; viz. of the Ministers of the Presby- 
terian Church in Upper Canada ; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Government of Canada, 321. Of His Majesty’s 
Presbyterian Subjects of the Province of Lower Canada, 427. 
Referred, 428. Vide supra. 
Petition of several Merchants and others connected 
with the Canadas, for the Union of the two Provinces of 
Upper and Lower Canada, 438. Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Government of Canada, 439. Vide supra. — 


Welland Canal; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of authorizing’ the ad- 
vance of a Sum of Money for defraying the Expenses of 
completing the Welland Canal Navigation; The King’s Re- 
commendation signified ; and Motion agreed to; Despatches 
upon the subject of the said Canal (presented 17th June) re- 
ferred; 522. Matter considered, 526. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 528. Vide infra. 
— Bill to authorize the advance of a certain Sum out of 

the Consolidated Fund for the completion: of the Welland 
Canal Navigation in Upper Canada, ordered, 528. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 533. 
Committed, 537. Considered, 539. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Dav appointed for Third Reading; 542. Passed, 
543. Agreed to by the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 554. 
—- Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


CANTERBURY; Petition of the Freemen of the City and 
County of Canterbury, complaining that their Representative, 
Stephen Rumnbold Lushington, Esquire, is not able to attend 
his Duty in Parliament, he having been appointed Governor 
of Madras ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 207. 


Archbishop of ; Bill from the Lords to authorize 
the Archbishop of Canterbury for the time being to appoint a 
Person to the Office of Registrar of his Prerogative, without 
previous surrender of existing Grants, 373. Read, 375. 
Committed, 377. Members added, 377. Bill reported; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 404. Third Reading 
deferred, 428. Bill passed, 436. Royal Assent, 449. 


and WuirstTaBLeE Railway; Petition for a Bill © 
to enlarge and amend Powers of Acis; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 30. Reported; Report referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders; 76. Vide StANpING OrpERs. 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their 
Bill, 107. Report read again; Bill ordered; 111. Presented, 
aud read, 115. Committed, 164. Reported; Report to lie 
on the Table; 215. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 


grossed ; 237. Passed, 241. Agreed to by the Lords, 264. 
Royal Assent, 334. 


Prerogative Court of ; Bill to regulate the Office 
of the Registrars, ordered, 476. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 477. 
Second Reading deferred, 490, 493, 501. Bill committed, 
505. Committee deferred, 515. Bill considered, but no 
Report made, 521. 





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Petition of William Peddle, 
Officer of Excise, praying for an investigation into the Con- 
duct of Sir John Nicholl Judge of the Prerogative Court of 
Canterbury, brought up, and read ; Motion, That the Petition 


do lie upon the Table; Question Neg. thereupon, 541. 


: Vide Accounts. 





Carpsand Dice. Vide Stamps. 


Carirste and Brampton Road; Petition for a Bill for making 
and maintaining a Turnpike Road from Carlisle to Brampton ; 
Referred:-to a Committee, 72. Reported ;. Bill ordered; 134. 
Presented, and read, 135. . Committed, 149. . Reported ; 
and re-committed ; Leave to Committee. to sit, and. proceed ; 


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Cawitsue and Brampton Road—continued. 
184. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 192. Passed, 197: Agreed 
to by the Lords, 216. Royal Assent, 233. 


siti Vide NewcasTLe. 


CARMARTHENSHIRE Roads; Besieg for a Bill for more effec- 

tually making, repairing and otherwise improving the same ; 
Tp ordred toe Committee, 56. Reported rPRill ordered 5. 81. 
Presented,and read,98. Committed, 120, Petitions of Thomas 
Lewis, Esquire; and of Inhabitants of Llandilo, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 138. Bill reported; re- 
committed ; Leave to sit and proceed, and to report on a cer- 
tain day ; 205, Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 214. Passed, 
221, 





Main Trust Roads; Report on Petition 
for Bill read; another Bill ordered; 245. Presented, and 
read, 245. Committed, 258, Reported; to beingrossed ; 311. 
Passed, 324. Agreed to by the Lords, 350, Royal Assent, 
375: 

r Vide JouRNALS, 


Creyvton. Vide Accounts. 


Cuancery, Court of; Motion, That it appears, that notwith- 
’ standing the establishment of the Office of Vice’ Chancellor 
in 1813, some further steps are still necessary to advauce the 
+ general Interests of the Suitors in Equity, 265. Question 
revious Neg. thereupon, 266, 
—-———-— Vide Accounts. 
Cuarino Cross Improvement; Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 77, read ; 
- Bill to enlarge the Powers of the said Act, ordered, 418. 
'. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 419. Second Reading deferred, 433, 441, 
454, 473- Bill committed, 480. Considered, 486. Report 
deferred, 490, 494. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day &lt; f 
inted for Third Reading; 504.. King’s Consent signified ; 
Bin passed; 508. Agreed to by the Lords, 536. Royal 
Assent, 544. 


Cuariain. Vide (AppREsses, 5.) 
Caanirasce Donations. Vide IRELAND. 


InstTiTuTIONS. Vide IRELAND. 
and Lirerary InstitutTions.Vide Accounts. 


Lands; Bill for remedying a Defect in the Titles 
to Lands purchased for Charitable Purposes, ordered, 318. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 

__ and to be printed; 333. Second Reading deferred, 343, 351, 
359,364. _ Bill committed, 371. Committee deferred, 382. 
Bill considered, 7 Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 395. Third Reading deferred, 
411. Bill passed, 418. Agreed to by the Lords, 557. Royal 

", Assent, 554- 

Cuanitizs; Petition of Inhabitants of Newark-upon-Trent, 
for an Inquiry into the state of the Public Bequests to that 
Town; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 329. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 10, 14,15, 16.) 


Cuariwoon (Surrey) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 50. Presented, and read, 174. Committed, 
189. Petition of Sybil Middleton, and others having right of 
Commonage in Charlwood, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 263. Petition of the Reverend Henry Wise, Clerk, 

ainst ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 290. Petition of 
Churchwardens and Overseers of Charlwood, against; Re- 
ferred, 300, Bill reported, 310. To be ingrossed, 311. 
Passed, 331. 


Cuarreris and Wissecnu Ruad ; Petition fora Bill for repair- 
ing the same; Referred to a Committee, 51. Reported; Bill 
ered; 124. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 215. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 287. Passed, 291. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 357. Royal Assent, 375. 


Cnawton Road. Vide Fareuam, 


CuELseA PENSIONERS; Petition of Out-Pensioners of Chel- 
sea Hospital, complaining of the Charge of £.5 per cent 
upon their Pension Bills ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 326. 

CuevTennam and Grovucester Road; Petition for a Bill 
to enable the Trustees to form a new Branch of Road to 
communicate with the same; Referred to a Committee, 63. 
Reported; Bill ordered ; 83. Presented, and read, go. Pe- 

' tition of Owners and Occupiers of Messuages, Lands and 
Hereditaments in Cheltenham, against; To lie on the Table, 
100, Bill committed, 115. Petitions of Trustees of the 
Cheltenham and Gloucester Road; and, of Owners and Oc- 
cupiers of Messuages and Lands in Cheltenham, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 157. Bill reported ; to be 

‘ Wngrossed ; 167. Passed, 174. Agreed to by the Lords, 190. 
Royal Assent, 202. 

Cnester and Norraor Road; Petition for a Bill ‘to ‘alter, 
amend and enlarge Powers ‘and Provisions of Acts; Referred 

- toa Committee, 47. Reported; Report referred to, the Select 

_ Committee on Standing Orders; 119. Vide STANDING Or- 
DERS, Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill, to give Notices, &amp;c. and to deposit Plan and Book 
of Reference, 134. Report read again; Bill ordered ; 134. 























Presented, and read, 172. Committed, 244. Petition of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land on the Line of the present 
Road, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 262. . Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; 312. Passed, 323. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 357. Royal Assent, 375. ' : 
Cuester and Wrexuam Road ; Petition for a Bill to'alter, 
amend and enlarge Powers and Provisions of Acts, 46.°'Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 47. Reported; Bill ordered 5119. 
Presented, and read, 172. Committed, 244. Reported; 286. 
To be ingrossed, 287. Passed, 923. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 350. Royal Assent, 375. 


Cuxster County Palatine; Motion for Address respecting 
the state of Administration of Justice..in the County of 
Chester, with a view to the Amendment thereof; By Leave 

_ withdrawn, 260. 


— Road. Vide FropsnHam. 
CuILTON-POND Road. Vide ANDOVER. 


CuristorpHerR, Saint. Vide Four-anpo-Haur-Per-Cent 
Doties. 


Cuurcu Briers; Act 4&amp; 5 Anne, c.14. read; Bill to abolish 
Church Briefs, and to provide for the better collection and 
application of Voluntary Contributions for enlarging and 
building Churches and Chapels, ordered, 374. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 410. Committed, 418. Considered, 425. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 429. Third Reading deferred, 440, 458. ' Bill passed, 
467. Agreed to by the Lords, 489. Royal Assent, 535. 


Cuurcues. Vide Accounts. LAMBETH. ' 


—— Additional; Acts 10 Anne, ¢.11. and 1 Geo: 1, 
c. 23. read; Bill to amend and render more effectual the 
said Acts, ordered, 441. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 442... Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 458. Petitions of Inhabitants of 
the District of St. George’s, Camberwell ; and, of Inhabitant 
Householders of St. Andrew, Holborn, against; To be 
printed, 467. Second Keading deferred, 469. Petition of 
Deputies from the several Congregations of Protestant Dis- 
senters in and within twelve miles of London, appointed to 

rotect their civil rights, against, 477. To be portal, 478. 
ween Reading deterred, 480. Petition of John Blackett, 
against; To be printed, 483. Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders of the District of St. Matthew, Brixton, against; To 
be printed, 488. Bill committed, 489. Petition of Minister 
and Wardens of Peékham Chapel ; in favour, 491. Petition 
of Merchants, Manufacturers and others, Inhabitants of 
Manchester, against, 491. To be printed, 492. Petition of 
Inhabitants of St. George, Camberwell, in favour, 492. 
To be printed, 499. Petition of Inhabitants of Sheffield, 
against; To lie on the Table, 403. Petitions of Inhabitant 

ouseholders of Westminster; of Vicar, Churchwardens 
and Trustees for building a new Parish Church and. Pa- 
rochial Chapels in St. Pancras; and, of Inhabitants of 
Chorley, against; To be printed, 494. Petition of Church- 
wardens, and Members of the Select Vestry of St. George, 
Cainberwell, in favour; To be printed, 499. Committee 
deferred, 500. Petition of, Clergyman, Churchwarden, 
and principal Members of the Congregation of St. Mark’s 
Church, in the Hamlet of Woodhouse, Leeds, against; To 
be printed, 510. Petitions of Inhabitants of Newport, Isle 
of Wight, and, of Protestant Dissenters assembled at Fins- 
bury Unitarian Chapel, South-street, Moorfields, against; To 
be printed, 512. Committee put off for Three Months, 513. 
Petitions of Inhabitants of Leeds ; and, of Members of So- 
ciety of Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty at Black- 
burne, against ; To be printed, 517. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Dewsbury, against; To lie on the Table, 524. Petitions 
of Mayor, Vicar and Magistrates, Clergy, Churchwardens 
and other Inhabitants of Leeds ; and, of Inhabitants of Kirk- 
stall,in favour; To be printed, 534. 

Cuurcn Leases. Vide IRELAND. 
— Rates. Vide Ecc.iesiasticat Laws. 


CipeR; Petitions against Persons retailing Cider without 
being licensed ; viz. Of Innholders and Licensed Victuallers 
of Bridgewater; To be printed, 150. Of Magistrates, 
Gentry and Yeomanry, Portreeve and B es, and _prin- 
cipal Inhabitants of Chard; To be printed, 210, Of Li- 

. censed Victuallers of Tiverton ; To be printed, 231. Of Ale- 
house-keepers of Yeovil ; To be printed, 279. Of Minister, 
Churchwardens and others of Upottery; To be printed, 
305. Of Victuallers and Inhabitants of Sherborne, 326, Of 
Victuallers of Plymouth, Devonport, Stoke Damerel and 
East Stonehouse; ‘I'o be printed, 361. Of Victuallers and 
Inhabitants of Wincanton, Bruton and Castle Cary ; and, of 
Innkeepers of the City of Wells ; To be printed, 390. OF 
Licensed Victuallers of Bristol, 428. Of Magistrates, Land- 
owners, Gentlemen and Inhabitants of the Counties of So- 
merset and Gloucester in the Vicinity of the'City of Bristol ; 
To be printed, 456. 

—— Petition of Inhabitants of Bristol, being Journeymen 
Mechanics, and others, in favour of retailing Cider without 
License; ‘To be printed, 456. 











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Ciper and Perry Excise Licenses; To be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House, 455. Committee deferred, 
460, 470, 474. Matter considered; Committee made no 
Report, 480. 

Cingue Ports; Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. 4. ¢. 76. read, 350. Bill to 
amend the said Act, and for givin further Powers to. the 
Deputy Warden, ordered, 351. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 350. 
Committed, 364. Committee deferred, 381, 387, 392, 396, 
411, 418,, 425, 429, 434, 441- Bill considered, and _re- 

rted; to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third 
eading; 444. Passed, 452. Agreed to by the Lords, 
475. Royal Assent, 482. 

- Bill to empower the Deputy Warden to act 

for the Lord Warden during the Indisposition of the present 

Lord Warden, ordered, 505. Presented, and read; Day 

appointed for Second Reading; 505. Committed, 508. 

Considered, 515. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

poinced for Third Reading; 521. Passed, 531. Agreed to 

v the Lords, 543. Royal Assent, 544. 


Cities and Borovcus Pouts. Vide Evections. 
Vide IRELAND. 


Citres AND Towns IMPROVEMENT. 
Vide IRELAND. 


LigHTING. 

Civit Contincencizs. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Civit List; .Act 1 Geo. 4. c.1. read; Motion for the 
Honse to resolve itself into a Committee to take into con- 
sideration the expediency of revising the Civil List ; Question, 
Neg: thereupon, 422. 

Ciapence’ Railway (Durham;) Petition for a Bill for mak- 
ing and maintaining a Railway from the River Tees to Sim 
Pasture Farm, in the Parish of Heighington; Referred to a 
Committee,71, Reported; Bill ordered; 12¢. Presented, 
and .read, 148, Committed, 192. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Stockton, in favour, 244. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Cleveland, in favour, 253... Petition of John Dowthwaite 
Nesham, Esquire, and Messieurs John Atkinson and William 
Hill, against; To lie.on the Table, 263. Bill reported ; Re- 

ort to lie on the Table; 276. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 318. Passed, 324. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 367. Royal Asseut, 375 


CLAUSES: 


committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
208, 232, 335, 346, 400, 468, 488. 
added on the Report of a Bill, 353. 
on Third Reading, 210, 227, 232, 324, 335, 
349, 354, 360, 381, 388, 410, 417, 418, 419, 434, 467, 480, 
485, 488, 508, 539. 
————— Amendment proposed to be made to a Clause, and 
withdrawn, 533. 
——_——— Amendments proposed to be made to a Clause, but 
not made, 537. 
offered to be added on the Report of a Bill, and with- 
drawn, 371. 














on Report; Motion for bringing 
Clause up; Debate thereupon adjourned; 342. Debate re- 
sumed ; Question Neg. thereupon, 381. 
on Third Reading of a Bill; 
Motion for reading the Clause a second time; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 319. Debate thereupon adjourned, 346. De- 
bate resamed, Clause amended, and added, 349. 
on Third Reading of Bills, and 


on Third Reading of a Bill; Mo- 
tion for bringiug Clause up; Question Neg. thereupon ; 477. 
Vide Instructions. Questions Nrc. 





ee 





withdrawn, 381, 519. 








Cuerk of the House; To direct the printing of the Journals, 
12. 





acquaints the House, that he had re- 
ceived a Letter from Mr. Speaker, containing information of 
. the Death of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 547. 


puts the Question for adjourning the 
House in the Absence of the Speaker, 547. 

Crerks and Orricers of the Housz. Vide (Appressss, 6.) 

Ciirre ImpRovEMENT; Petition for a Bill for improving the 
Vill of Cliffe near Lewes ; Referred to a Committee, 14. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 30. Presented, and read, 142. 
Committed, 175, Petition of Inhabitants of Cliffe, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 203.’ Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 215. Passed, 234. Agreed to by the Lords, 

_ 255. Royal Assent, 333. 

Coatand Cutm; Petition of Inhabitants of Redruth, for the 
Repay of the Duties on Coal and Culm carried Coastwise ; 

_ To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 136. 

Coat Merer’s Orrice; Petition of Samuel Purser, one of 
the Principal Labouring Coal Meters for the City and 
AREAL P Westminster, complaining of his Dismissal from 
that Office, and praying to be restored; To lie-on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 413. 

Coaxs; Petition of Inhabitants of Sunderland, complaining of 
a Combination of the Coal-owners in the Counties of. Dur- 
ham and Northumberland, to. vend or ship only..a certain 
quantity of Coals each Month, with the avowed object of 


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keeping up the Price of Coals; To lie on the Table; and. to 

_ be printed 5. 935. 

Vide Accounts. 

Coats and Currency; Petition of George Hodgkinson Bar- 
row, occupies of extensive Collieries and Iron Works in me 
County of Derby, for the Reduction of the Duty on Coals, 

_ and for permitting the Circulation of £,1 Notes for a further 
Term ; To lie on the Table, 315. ce: 

CockermouTH. Vide Free Trane, 

CoprRinGTon, Sir Edward. Vide Navarin. 

Coin. Vide Accounts. (Abdpressxs, 63.) Suppty. 

Corontat Acts. Vide Accounts. (AppREssgs, 17.) 

Services. Vide Accounts. Suprptry, 

Cotonizs. Vide Accounts. Sraves. 

Commerciat Roap Railway; Petition for a Bill for conti- 
nuing the Term and enlarging the Powers of Acts; Referred 
to a Committee, 72. Reported; Bill ordered; 154. Pre- 
sented, and read, 176, Committed, 219. Petition of Trus- 
tees under several Acts for regulating the Nightly Watch 
and Beadles, and better enlightening, paving and cleansing 
the Streets and other Passages in St. John Wapping, St. 
Paul Shadwell, Radcliffe, St. tom and other places, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 237. Petitions of ‘Trustees, 
Vestrymen and Inhabitants of All Saints Poplar; and, of In- 
habitants of St. Anne, against; Referred, and Counsel: or- 
dered, 253. Petition for further time for making Report ; 
Time enlarged, 303. Petition of Churchwardens, Overseers 
and Trustees of the Hamlet of Ratcliff, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 334. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 341. Petition of Churchwardens, Overseers and [n- 
habitants of Mile End Old Town, in the Parish of ‘Stepney, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 341. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 355. Bill reported ; Report to lie 
-on the Table; 377. Petitions of Inhabitants of St. Anne, in 
Vestry assembled ; and of Charchwardens, Vestrymen, ‘Trus- 
tees and Inhabitants of All Saints Poplar, against; To lie 
on the Table, 388. Report further considered’; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 404. .Passed, 412. Agreed to. by the Lords, 446. 
Royal Assent, 449. 

CommirTats. Vide Accounts. (AppReEssgs, 18.) 


COMMITTEES : 


Grand Committees one 7: Vide’G rizv- 
ANCES—JustTicg, Courts of—RELIGION—TRADE. 


———— of the wHote Hovsz, appointed to consider-— 
Various Acts, 208, 281, (v. Corn Laws.)—107, (0. Conro- 
RATION and TesT.)—365, 434, 442, , (v. Customs.) — 
302, (o. Excise RevENUE.)—408, (v. HoLtyugap Rodns, 
—429.(v. Hops.) —157,(v. Lire ANNUITIES.)—522,(9..Na- 
TIONAL DeEst.)—333, (v. Orricers PENsioNns.)—516. 
(v. PeNsions, Mitirary AND NAvAL.)—~455, (0: P1- 
LOTAGE.)—544 (v. SessiONAL ADDRESSES.) 117,' 2109, 
243, 392, (v. Sramp Dotizs.) 

——---- Motions, 208, (0. IREtann, Reorstrar) 408, (c. 
Hotyueap Roaps.)—12, (v. SupPLy.)—333, (0. RoMAN 
CaTHOLIcs.)}—522, (v». WELLAND Cana, CANaDA,) 

Other Matters, 455 ,(v. CipeR and Perky Excise 
LicENSES,)—207, (v. EMIGRATION.)}—IRELAND, 470, (v. 
Burrer TRADE.)}—24, (0. Ways AND Means.) 

SeLect CoMMITTEES appointed——To prepare an 
Address, (v. ADDRESSES, 1.) ‘Lo inquire into the manner 
of obtaining Subjects for Dissection, 260, (Vide ANaTomy.) 

To inquire into the state of the Civil Government of Ca- 

nada, 307, (v. CANADA GovERN MENT.)+—To inquire into 

the Causes of the Increase of Criminal Commitments and 

Convictions in England and Wales, 133, (v. Criminat 

CoMMITMENTs.)——To consider and. revise the Orders of 

the ‘House respecting the Trial of Controverted Elections, 

501, (v. Evection Stan pinG Orpexs.)——To Inspect the 

Journals of the House of Lords with relation to any Proceed- 

ings on certain Bills, 241, 409, 434, 442, 505, (v. JOURNALS.) 

To whom the several Reports on the subject of Educa- 

tion in Ireland are referred, 156, (v. IRELAND, EpucaTion.) 

To take into consideration the Laws relating to the 

assing of Irish Vagrants, 161. (v. IRELAND, V AGRANTS,)-—— 

To inquire what ‘Temporary Laws of a public and general 

nature are now in force, and what have expired, &amp;c.. 8, 

(v. Laws ExpirinG.)——To inquire into the cause of the: in- 

crease in the number of Commitments and Convictions in 

London and Middlesex, 114, (0. Metroro.is Pouicg,)++—~ 

To inquire into the present System of Supplying Water to the 

Metropolis, &amp;e., 492, (0- Merrorotis WaTER.)-——To pre- 

pare Estimates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of 

Great Britain and Ireland, for 1828, 289, (wo. Mi1atia.)—— 

To inquire into: the Means that may be adopted for the better 

and more efficient Regulation of the Returns of Parochial 

Accounts, 353, (v. ParocniaAL Accounts,)——To take 

into consideration the Law of Parochial Settlements, 03, 

(v- PAROCHIAL, SETTLEMENTS.)——To consider that part 

of the Poor Laws relating to the Employment or Relief of 

able-bodied Persons from the Poor Rate, ‘he, 374, (2. Poor 

Laws.)——To inquire into the Expense of Printing the Votes 

and Papers ordered by the House, 301, (v. Printine,) — 

Of’ Privileges, 7, (v. se inquire into the 

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[ 1828: 





COM MITTEES—continued. 
state of the Public Income and Expenditure of the United 
Kingdom, 76, (v. Pusiic Income aND ExPENDITURE.) 
"Po inquire into alleged Grievances of such Persons as 
may be charged with an increased Rate of Land ‘Tax in con- 
sequence of the Double Charge formerly imposed on Roman 
Cutholics, 301, (v. Roman Catuorics Lanp Tax.) — To 
whom shall be referred all Reports from Committees on Pe- 
titions for Private Bills, in which it shall be stated that any of 
the Standing Orders of this House have not been complied 
with, 17, (0. STANDING OrpERs.)——To inquire into the 
state of the Road under the care of the Whetstone and St. 
Alban's Turnpike Trust, 517, (v. WueTstone ANnp Sr. AL- 
BAN’s TURNPIKE TRUST.) To inquire into the state of 
the Public Buildings in the Department of the Office of 
Works, 191, (v. Works, Orrice oF.) 
Usual Orders relating to Committees, 8. 
To report Proceedings from time to time, 361. 
To report Proceedings and Opinion, from time to 


8, 76, 











time, 7. : 
— To report Opinion, 7, 525—from time to time, 








4 
a7 — To report Observations and Opinion, 114, 133, 1596, 
198, 307—from time to time, 198. 
To report Observations, 8, 191, 301, 432, 501, 517. 
To report Minutes of Evidence, 401, 426, 507, 527, 
546, 551, 552.—from time to time, 133, 198. 
— To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 7, 8, 76, 
8 114, 133, 157, 161, 166, 191, 241, 255, 258, 260, 267, 
289, 301, 307, 354, 432, 492, 517- 
——_—— All to have Voices, 7. 
— Five to be the Quorum, 8,93, 114, 133, 134, 156, 157, 
161, 191, 232, 260, 301, 307, 354, 374, 432, 492, 517-— 
Seven, 76.—Three, 99, 241, 280, 409, 434, 443 501. 
To sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 8, 76, 114, 133, 
191, 303, 353» 355» 378, 401, 432- 
Report Progress, 107, 218, 261, 273, 280, 354, 357, 
363, 433, 473, 480, 486. 
————- To adjourn from place to place, 114, 191. 
-—_—_——. Number of Committee to be Twenty-one, 156. 
upon a division in a Committee it appeared Forty 
Members were not present; Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair; 
House told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members being pre- 
sent, House again resolved itself into the Committee, 453. 
To examine in the first place, how far the Orders for 
givibe Novers have been complied with, &amp;c. 90, 107, 116, 
134, 180. 
uals Time enlarged for receiving Reports on Bills, 301, 
302, 393, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 323, 334, 338, 300, 300, 
395, 449. 
———. Revived, 82. 
— Leave given to Committees to sit and proceed, 82, 
112, 184, 205, 331, 483, 462. 473.—and to report on a certain 
day, 205, 331, 383, 462, 506, 510, 529, 546. 
on Lords Bills, to sit and proceed before the usual 
time, 506, 510, 546, 
— of the whole House, consider matter but makes no 
Report, 480. 
on a Bill, makes no Report, 521. 
Vide Bitts. Exvections. INsTRUCTIONS. 
Questions Nea. SreeaKker. 



































BERS. 





Mem- 





Common Law. Motion made and Question proposed, That 
an bumble Address be presented to His Majesty, that Ele 
will be graciously pleased to issue a Commission for inquiring 
into the defects occasioned by time or otherwise in the Laws 
of this Realm of England, &amp;c. Debate thereupon ; adjourned, 
24. Further adjourned, 89,97. Debate resumed ; Motion 
by leave withdrawn, 118. 

Courts. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 2. 10.) 

Commons, House of. Vide Accounts. Fees. House. 

Compensations, Vide Accounts. 

Conrerence. Vide Turneike Roap Bixts. 
CaTuouics. 

ConsistoritaL Court, Vide IRELANnp. 

ConsouipaTeD Funp. Vide Ways anp Means, and BiLts 
in SupPLy. 

ConsTaBtes; usual Orders relating to them, 7. 





RomMAN 


ConstaspuLtary. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 
Consus... Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
ConrrisuTions. Vide Cuurcnu Briers. 


Convicts; Petition of Occupiers of Land and Inhabitants of 

Parishes in the vicinity of Chatham, against the Employment 
of Convicts in Chatham Dock Yard, 393. Referred to the 
Select Committee on Criminal Commitments, 394: Vide 
CriminaL ComMITMENTs. 

Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Cork Butter Trape. Vide Irevanp. 

Corn, Foreien. Vide Frovr. 

Corn Laws; Petitionsfor the Repeal thereof; viz. Of the 
United Artizans-and Mechanics of Nottingham, 205.) To 
lie on the Table, 206. Of Inhabitants of Leicester; To be 





printed, 210, Of Ladies Boot and Shoeniakers of W est- 





minster ; To be printed, 362. Of Inhabitants of Crowland; 
' To be printed, 491. 
Corn Lays; Petitions for an alteration thereof; viz. Of Do- 
nald Bain ; To be printed, 242. 


— Petition of’ the President, Vice President and Di- 
rectors of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and Ma- 
nufactures, against restrictions on the Importation of Corn ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 336. : 


Petitions against proposed Scale of Duties; viz. 
Of Farmers in the Parishes of Muthill, Comrie, Callander 
and Crieff; To be printed, 243. Of several Owners and 
Occupiers of Land, and Inhabitants in the City of Lin- 
coln; of Spilsby; of Syston, Barkston and Honington; of 
Saperton, Ropsley and Braceby ; of Heckington ; of Swines- 
head; of North and South Rauceby and Brauncewell; of 
Howell, Ewerby and Evedon; of Billinghay, Walcott and 
Timberland; of Carlton, Scroop and Normanton; of Rouston 
Scopwick and other places; of Caythorp, Fulbeck and Lead- 
enham ; of North and South Kyme ; of Landowners, Farmers 
and others of Maldon; of Owners and Occupiers of Land 
and others, of Colchester; of Devizes; of New Sarum; of 
Marlborough ; of Landowners, Farmers and others of Shaftes- 
bury ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and Inhabitants of 
Kelby, Culverthorpe and other slaces; of Hale Magna; of 
Helpringham; of Kirkby and Asgarby; of Leasingham 
and Roxholme ; of Denton, Woolsthorpe and Harlaxton : of 
Sleaford, Quarrington and Holdingham ; of Silk Willoughby 
Swarby and other places; of Ancaster and Wilsford ; and, 
of Stubton, Fenton and other places; 259. Of Whitby, 
Sneaton and other places ; 250. To be printed, 367, Of several 
Landowners, Farmers and others of Warminster; of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land, and Inhabitants of the Hundred of 
Kirton ; of two Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Land 
in Dartford ; of Dover; of the County of Kent; of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land who attend Lewes Market; and, of 
Wainfleet; To be printed, 259. Of several Farmers and 
Occupiers of Land in the County of. Kincardine; of Land- 
holders of the County of Kincardine; of the County of 
Aberdeen ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land and others who 
attend Brighton Market; of Hougham and Marston; of 
Swayfield, Corby and other places; of Edenham, Thurlby 
and Witham-on-the-Hill ; of Beckingham ; of Braut, Brough- 
ton and Straglethorpe ; of Carlton and Bassingham ; of Burton 
and Scraddington ; of Cranwell and Rushington ; of Rip- 
pingale, Kirkby, Dunsby and Dowsby ; of Bilthorpe, Billing- 
borough and Poynton; of Folkisgham, Laughton and As- 
lackby ; and, of Lenton and Hanby; 267. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands in various parts of England; in the 
Neighbourhood of Rochester; of Gentry, Clergy, Land- 
holders and others in the Hundred of Blything ; of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land and other Inhabitants of Digby Dor- 
rington and Ashby ; of Long Bennington and Foston; of 
the County of Bedford; and, of the County of Rutland ; To 
be printed, 267. Of several Owners and Occupiers of Land in 
Horncastle; of Holbeach ; of Burgh ; of Hogsthorpe ; and, of 
Saffron Walden ; 277. Of Hythe; of Noblemen, Freeholders, 
Justices of the Peace and Commissioners of Supply, of the 
County of Haddington; of Owners and Occupiers of Land 
in Dartford ; and, of Chelmsford ; To be printed, 277. Of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in Northiam and Beckley ; 
To be printed, 283. Of Banbury; and, of Alford; 287. Of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land frequenting Coventry and 
Warwick Market; To be printed, 287. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land and Inhabitants of Toynton’s Partney and 
Hundleby ; and, of Owners and Occupiers of Land and others 
attending en ; To be printed, 294. Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land and Inhabitants of Irnham, Osgodby 
and other places, 315.. Of Landowners, Farmers and others 
of Easingwold and its Vicinity; To be printed, 315.. Of 
several Heritors, Justices of the Peace and Commissioners of 
Supply of the County of Ross; and, of Owners and Occupiers 
of Land attending Hailsham Market; To be printed, 320. 
Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in PRP eh cy To be 
rinted, 328. Of Gentry, Landowners and Occupiers of 
and in the Hundred of Hinckford, Essex ; of the President 
and Members of the Holderness Agricultural Society; and, 
of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Hadleigh; 336. Of 
several Owners and Occupiers of Land and other Inhabitants 
of the three Hundreds of Newport, Bucks; of Noblemen, 
Freeholders and other Landowners of the County of Fife ; 
and, of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Hundred of 
Plomesgate and Parishes adjacent, in the County of Suffolk ; 
To be printed, 340. Of Proprietors and Farmers in Perth- 
shire ; 'To be printed, 348. Of Owners and Oceupiers of Land 
in the Hundred of Samford; and, of Freeholders, Justices of 
the Peace and others of Linlithgow, 349. Of Landowners, 
Farmers and others of Sheriff Hutton, 355. Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in Pluckley; in Brabourne; in Moldash ; 
in Maidstone ; and, in West Kent; To be printed, 355. Of 
several Landowners, Farmers and others, residing in and near 
the town of Dorchester, 360. Of Owners and Occupiers of 
..dLand and others, in the County of Northumberland ; and, of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land- of the Handred of Wixam- 
‘twee, in the County of Bedford; ‘To be printed, 360, Of 
_- Ashfdrd:and, of New Romney, 377. Of Farmers and Graziers 





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INDEX to the ErGutry-Tuirr vd VoLumeE. 








Corn Laws—continued. ; 


in the West Riding of the County of York, 384. Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in Lenham, 431. 





Petition from the Royal Burghs of Scotland, 
praying that the fluctuations in the Price of Corn, which 

ave proved so injurious, may in future be prevented ; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 264. 





Petitions for permitting the Price of Scots and 
Irish Produce to be taken into account in fixing the Averages ; 
viz. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Cargill; To be 

rinted, 264. Of Landholders of the County of Aberdeen ; 
To be printed, 267. 





Petition of John Joseph Betts, Chairman of a 
Meeting of Deputies from Yorkshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire 
and Cheshire, complaining of the Distress of the Manufac- 
turers arising from the effect of the Corn Laws, and praying 
for a Reform of Parliament ; To be printed, 543. 





Acts 55 Geo. 3. c. 26. and 6 Geo. 4. c. 65. 
read ; To be considered ina Committee of the whole House, 
208. Committee deferred, 212. Acts considered, 218. Fur- 
ther considered, 261, 272, 280. Two Resolutions reported, 
284. Amendments proposed to be made to the first, but not 
made; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered; 285. Vide 


infra. 
Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Importa- 





tion of Corn, ordered, 285. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 330. Com- 
mitted, 337. Committee deferred, 343, 358, 364. Bill con- 
sidered, 368. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day rere 
for Third Reading; 371. Petition of Michael Gotobed, 
John Williams, and Christopher Armstrong, Members of the 
Friendly Society of Carpenters, against ; To be printed, 378. 
Bill passed, 381. Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers, 
Shipowners and others, Inhabitants of Dundee, against ; To 
lie on the Table, 385. Bill passed by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 484. Considered, and agreed to, 505. Royal 
Assent, 534. ; 
Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 20.) 





Corn Trave (Isle of Man); Petitions against the re-importa- 


tion of Flour made fron Foreign Corn, from the Isle of Man, 
Duty free; viz. Of Alexander Bowker and others, of Lynn ; 
To be printed, 279. Of Millers and others, of Dublin, 299. 





Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. 4. c. 57. read; 
To be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 281. 
Considered, 286. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and 
Bill ordered; 290. Vide infra. 





Bill for prohibiting the Importation of 
Foreign Wheat into the Isle of Man, aie for levying a Duty 
on Meal or Flour made of Foreign Wheat imported from the 
Isle of Man into the United Kingdom, ordered, 290. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 301. Committed, 308. Considered, 318. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day sppentes for Third Reading ; 
323. Passed, 330. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal 
Assent, 344. 


Corn and Woot; Petitions for protection against the Importa- 


Corn Rent TITHEs. 


tion thereof ; viz. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the 
Neighbourhood of Tunbridge Wells; To be printed, 268. 
Of Occupiers of Land and Householders of the Hundred of 
Bosmere and Claydon, Suffolk ; To be printed, 283. Of se- 
veral Persons interested in the welfare of British Agriculture, 
resident in Croydon; To be printed, 355. Of Chairman and 
Members of the Helmsley and Kirbymoorside Agricultural 
Association, 384. 7 


Vide Titnes ComMuTATION, 


Coroners; Petitions for increasing their Allowances; viz. Of 


Coroners of the County of York, 313. Of William Adye ; 
To be printed, 466. Of Coroners of Northumberland, and 


_ of Cornwall; To be printed, 483. Of John Wayman; To 


be printed, 503. Of Peter Parry; To be printed, 507. 


Corporate Funps; Bill to prevent the application thereof to 


¢ 


residin 
sated, 


' Tyne, 20, Of Protestant Dissenters at 
_ Battle; and, of the In 


Election Purposes, ordered, 422. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and tobe printed ; 425. 
Committed, 429. Committee deferred, 434, 441, 447, 454, 
469, 473, 477, 481. Bill considered, 484. Report deferred, 
490. Motion for bringing up the Report dropped for want of 
Forty Members, 493. Day appointed for receiving Report, 
499. Report deferred, 504. Bill reported, 514. ‘To be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 515. Passed, 
519. Petition of Members of Corporations and others, 
against, 524. To be printed, 525. 


orPoRATION and Test Acts; Petitions for the repeal thereof; 
viz. Of the Unitarians of the New Gravel Pit Meeting House, 
Hackney, 15. To be printed, 16. Of Protestant Dissenters 
of the Baptist Chapel in Old Ford, Bow, Middlesex, 17. Of 
Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the three Denominations 
in. and about London and Westminster; To be 
18. Of Members of the Established Church and 
rotestant Dissenters living in Clapham; and, of Pro- 
testant. Dissenters of Tuthilk stairs Chapel, Newcastle-upon- 
eston Green Chapel, 
Of the Unitarian Chapel in 
ependent Denomination at Titchfield, 


VOL. 83,——Sess, 1828. 


Thames Ditton, Surrey, 22, 


-, Hinckley ; of the Old Meeting-house, 
. tes 

, Of the | 
‘of Merthyr Tydvil; of Hirwain, in.the Parish of Abatdare ; 





22. To be printed, 23. Of the Baptist Chapel) in Rye, 
Sussex ; setual the Independent Chapel. in Needham Mar. 
ket; To be.printed, 23... Of Frogmore-street Chapel, im the 
Town of Abergavenny, and the County of Monmouth; of 
Cheesy, Falmouth, in the County of Cornwall; of 
Billericay, .in the County of Essex ; and, of the Baptist Meet- 
ing. House in Little Alie-street, Goodman’s Fields, Londen; 
To be printed, 35... Of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Com- 
mons of the City of London, 35. To be printed, 36. Of 
the Protestant Dissenters of Holywell, in the County of Flint; 
of Rhes-y-cae-Halkin Parish, County of Flint; of Lammas- 
street Chapel, in the County-borough of Caermarthen; and, 
of the Unitarian Chapel in South-place, Finsbury; To be 
printed, 41, Of Wareham and its Vicinity, 45. Of the 
Baptist Chapel at Honiton; of the Old Meeting House in 
Pease-lane, Hosshaneee? of the Town of Maldon and its Vi- 
cinity ; and, of Honiton; To be printed, 45. Of the Inde- 
pendent Chapel in Church-street, Buckingham; of Lower- 
street Chapel, Islington; of Royston; of Duxford; and, of 
Foulmire; 56. Of the Unitarian Chapel in Collumpton ; of 
the Presbyterian Chapel in the Township of Deanrow in the 
Parish of Wilmslow, and Swaine-street, Stockport ; two Pe- 
titions of Protestant Dissenters of the Independent Chapels 
of Chinley and Bugsworth, in the Parish of Glossop; of the 
Roman Catholics of Ireland; of Protestant Dissenters of 
Guildford ; and, of Saint Thomas’s-square Meeting House, 
Hackney ; To be printed, 56. Of Penrith, and of Great 
Salkeld ; of Pudsey, in the Parish of Calverley; of the New 
Meeting House at Kidderminster ; of the Independent Cha- 
pel in Cotherstone, near Barnard Castle; of Abergwily ; 
of Finchingfield; of the Borough of Saint Alban ; of Chal- 
ford; of Battersea; of the Baptist Chapel in Little Prescot- 
street, London; and, of the Borough of Evesham; 73. Of 
Plaistow and its Vicinity; of Salem Chapel, in the Parish of 
East Budleigh; of Smarden; of Chipping Sodbury; of 
the Baptist Chapel in Avening ; of Prescot and its Vicinity ; 
of an cere Chapel, in the Parish of Saint Helier, in the 
Island of Jersey; of the Les Vaux Chapel, Saint Aubins, in 
the Parish of Saint Brelade, in the Island of Jersey ; of Saint 
John’s Chapel, in the Parish of Saint John’s, in the Island of 
Jersey ; of the Particular Baptists Chapel, in the Town of Car- 
digan; of Titchfield ; of Independent Chapel in Everdon; and, 
of the Independent Chapel in the Town of Cardigan, 73, .To 
be printed, 75. Of the Meeting House at Wattisfield ; of the 
Independent Chapel in Weedon Beck; of the Particular 
Baptists Chapel at Blaen-y-waun; of Baptist Chapel in 
Abersychan, and other Friends of Religious Liberty, resident 
near the same; of the Independent Chapel in Morton in 
Marsh ; of Grosyenor-street Chapel, Manchester ; of the In- 
dependent Chapel in Lymington ; of Halsted ; of the Baptist 
Denomination, of Halsted; of Salem Chapel, in Newton 
Abbot ; of the Independent Chapel in Whitfield, in the Parish 
of Glossop ; of Independent Chapel at Middleton by Wirks- 
worth ; of George’s Chapel, in the City of Exeter; of the 
Baptist Chapel in the Town of Oswestry ; of Dob-lane, in 
the County of Lancaster ; of Bishops Stortford ; and, of the 
Deputies from the several Congregations of Protestant Dis- 
senters of the three Denominations, Presbyterian, Indepen- 
dent and Baptist, in and within twelve miles of London, ap- 

inted to protect their civil rights, 74. To be printed, 75. 
Of the Protestant Dissenters of Stockton-upon-Tees ; of the 


_ City of Durham and its Vicinity; of the Town of Wolsing- 


ham; of Angel-street Chapel in the City of Worcester ; of 
Brook-street Chapel in Tavistock; of Ashwell; of Treleach 
ar Bettws ; of the Chapel in Earl-street, Maidstone; of the 
Baptist Chapel, Newton Abbott; of Brixham; and, of. Ot- 
tery Saint Mary, 78. . Of Haddenham and its Vicinity, 79. 
Of the Tutors and Students of Homerton College, in the 
Parish of Hackney; of the Old Gravel Pit Mastingrhaces in 
Hackney; of the Meeting-house in Union-street, Southwark ; 
of the Independent Meeting-house at Dedham ; of the Inde- 

endent Chapel in Kentish Town ; of the Tabernacle in the 

own of Bridgend ; of the New Road Chapel in Brighthelm- 
ston; of the Independent Chapel in Cannon-street, , ean 
of the Independent Chapel in Castle-street, Swansea; of 
Brentford; of Mere-street Chapel, Hackney; of Coedycymmer 
Chapel, in the Parish of Vaynor; of Ynysgou Chapel in the 
Town and Parish of Merthyr Tydvil; of Sion Chapel in the 
Town of Merthyr Tydvil; of Bethel Chapel in the Town and 
Parish of Merthyr Tydvil; of the Croft Chapel inthe Town 
of Hastings; of the Town of Newport, Monmouth ; of Be- 


_ thesda Chapel, Haverfordwest; of the Independent Chapel in 


the Borough of Warwick; of the Independent Chapel Grim- 
shaw-street, Preston; of Mawdesley-street Chapel, in Bolton- 
le-Moors ; of Ebenezer Chapel, Newcastle-under-Lyme ; of the 
Burrows Chapel, Swansea; of the Independent Chapel in the 
Town of Devizes; of Brown-street Chapel, Salisbury ; of the 
Town and Port of Folkestone; of Wortley; of Andover; of 


_ Uttoxeter; of Milborne Port; of Spalding; of North Shields 


and its Vicinity ; of Braunton ; of Horsley ; of Great Bring- 
ton; of Claremont Chapel, Pentonville; of New Road 
Chapel, in the Parish of Saint George in the East; of 
arminster ; of Hey- 
; of Tenterden; of Hatfield Broad Oak : of Branton ; 

ptists Chapel in Holyhead ;, of Dowlais, inthe Parish 


of 


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Corroration and Test Acts—continued. 

of the King’s Weigh-house, East Cheap, London; of Chis- 
‘hill; and, of the Old Jewry Chapel, Jewin-street, London ; 
To be printed, 79. Of Protestant Dissenters of the Town of 
’ Stockton; of South Shields; of Staindrop; of Barnard Castle ; 
of Sherborne; of the Upper Meeting-house in Northbrook- 
: street, Newbury; of Newbury; of the Baptist Chapel in New- 
bury ; of the Chapel in Thames-street, Wallingford ; of Bap- 
tists of Lymington; of the Independent Chapel at Fulwood ; 
of Blakeney ; of Lydney; of Coleford ; of the Independent 
Chapel in Arundel; of Moorgreen, in the Parish of Greasley ; 
and, of Nantwich; 83. Of the Independent Chapel called 
The Tabernacle, in Haverfordwest; of the Unitarian Chapel 
in Belper ; of York-street Chapel in Walworth ; of Kirby in 
Ashfield; of the Presbyterian Chapel in Lowick; of the 
Presbyterian and Baptist Chapels in Oundle; of the United 
Associate Synod of Scotland; of Oxendon-street Chapel in 
the Parish of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields; of the Independent 
Chapel in Robinson’s-row, Kingsland ; of Great Marlow; of 
Little Eaton and Coxbench; of Newmarket, in the County of 
Flint; of Gorlestone; of the Old Meeting, Ware; of Ilkiston; 
of Loscoe Chapel, in the Parish of Beoses, (Derby); of 
High-street Chapel, Warwick, and in the Presbyterian Chapel, 
Kenilworth; of Stockport and its Vicinity ; of Toxteth; of 
Boroughbridge and its Vicinity ; of the City of Chichester ; 
of the Meeting-house, Whiting-street, Bury Saint Edmund’s; 
of Pontefract ; of Loughton and Chigwell; of South Pether- 
ton; of Martock; of Barton Mills; of Stepney Meeting ; of 
the Baptist Chapel at Saffron Walden ; of Clapton ; of Min- 
sterley ; of Silver-street Chapel, City of Worcester; of Ge- 
neral Baptist Chapel, Worship-street, Finsbury-square ; of 
Great Yarmouth; of Henley-upon-Thames; of Hanover- 
square Chapel, Neweenke-opaeT ne; of Sawbridgeworth ; 
of Watford and Bushey; of Nether Chapel, Sheffield; of the 
Unitarian Chapel in Bridport; of Craven Chapel, Marshall- 
street, Golden-square, London; of Yarmouth, in the Isle of 
Wight; and, of Paddington Chapel, in the Parish of Saint 
Mary-le-bone ; To be printed, 83. Of Bethesda Chapel, at 
Shelton, in the Staffordshire Potteries ; of the Meeting-house, 
Wolverbampton-street, Dudley; of the Tabernacle, Hanley ; 
of Burslem ; of Shelton ; of Inhabitants of Wolverhampton ; 
of Protestant Dissenters of Thrapston; of Wollaston; of 
Bugbrooke; of King’s Thorpe; of Milton; of Kislingbury ; 
of the Tutors and Students of the Protestant Dissenting 
College, Wymondley; of Tilehouse-street Meeting-house, 
Hitchin ; of Back-street Meeting-house, Hitchin; of Stroud; 
of the City of Gloucester; of Cheltenham ; of the Indepen- 
dent Chapel, Lancaster; of Hollinshead Chapel, Chorley ; of 
Duackinfield; of Kirkham; of Cross-street Chapel, Man- 
chester; of Tutbury ; of Inhabitants of Wolverhampton ; of 
Protestant Dissenters of Melbourn; of Ticknall; of Castle- 
street, Exeter; of Bilbury-street, Plymouth, and Fore-street, 
Devonport ; of Devonport; of Poole; of the Baptist Meet- 
ing-house, Saint Ives, Huntingdon; of the Independent 
Chapel, Saint Ives, Huntingdon; of Bluntisham-cum-Earith ; 
of Saint Neot’s; of Somersham; of Presbyterians of Saint 
Saviour Gate Chapel, and of General Baptists of Jubbergate 
Chapel, York; of Inhabitants of Hammersmith; of Stow- 
market; of Protestant Dissenters of Cratfield; of the Old 
Meeting-house, Ilminster; of Glamford Briggs; of Clarence- 
street, Chapel, Portsea; of King-street Chapel, Portsea; of 
Castle-street, Abergavenny; of Wickhambrovuk ; of Llan- 
drillo; of Alston; of Independent Chapel, Croydon; of 
Loughborough ; of Bideford ; of Alton; of Uffculm; of Lake- 
lane, Portsea; of White’s-row Chapel, Portsea; of Meeting- 
house-alley, Portsea; of Forton, near Gosport; of Penuel 
Chapel, Carmarthen; of Henllan; of Bethlehem Chapel, 
Saint Clear’s, Carmarthen ; of Tabernacle Chapel, Carmar- 
then; and, of Silver-street Chapel, Taunton ; 87. Of Penvay 
Newcastle, Glamorganshire; of Gellionnen Chapel, Neath ; 
of the Independent Chapel, Ashburton ; of Kipping Chapel, 
Bradford ; of Huddersfield; of Queen-street, Seflield : of 
Fulwood Chapel, Sheffield; of Lee Croft Chapel, Sheffield ; 
of Morpeth; of Ebenezer Chapel, Chatham ; of Unitarians 
of Portsmouth ; of Members of the Established Church, Lyme 
Regis; of Baptist Chapel, Agard-street, Derby; and, of 
Friar-gate Chapel, Derby; To be printed, 87. Of the 
Independent Chapel, Stony Stratford; of Harrold; of Bow 
Brickhill; of Sherrington ; of Stoke Goldington; of the 
Independent Chapel, High-street, High Wycombe; of the 
Baptist Chapel, Fenny Stratford; of Great Horwood; of 
North Crawley; of Great Linford; of Chesham; of Yard- 
ley Hasting ; of Lavendon, Weston Underwood and Raven- 
stone ; of Gold-hill Chapel, Chalfont Saint Peter’s; of 
Amersham; of the Baptist Chapel, Swanbourne; of the 
Baptist Chapel, Quainton; of the Baptist Chapel, Little 
Kingshill ; of the Baptists of Long Crendon ; of Baptists of 
Icktord; of Castle-hill Chapel, Northampton; of King’s 
Head-lane Chapel, Northampton; of Baptists of College- 
street, Northampton; of Above Bar-street Chapel; South- 


ampton; of the Abbey Chapel, Romsey ; of Inhabitants of 
Welford ; of Independents of Gainsborough; of Barton-upon- 
Humber; of Horsington; of ‘Glastonbury ; of Wellington ; 
of Baptists of Burton-apon-Trent ; of Shefford; of Potton ; 
of Bluoham; of Huntingdon; of Colliers Rents, Southwark ; 
‘of Unitarian Chapel at Thorge; of Baptist Chapel, Little 





Wild-street, Lincoln’s-Inn Fields; of Ford Chapel, Pem- 
brokeshire; of Uppingham; of Morcott'and Barrowdon; of 
Market Harborough; of Narborough; of the Independent 
Chapel, Petersfield; of Oxford; of Kingsbridge; of Baptist 
Chapel, How-street, Plymouth; of Chumleigh; of Bampton ; 
of the New Tabernacle, Plymouth; of Crediton; of Tooting; 
of Epsom ; of Godalming; of Baptists and Independents of 
Kingston-upon Thames; of the Baptist Chapel, Camberwell; 
of the Presbyterians, Carter-lane, Doctors Commons; of 
General Baptist Chapel, Smalley ; of Cwmbach Chapel, and 
Baran, Neath; of the Baptists of Saint Neot’s; of Work- 
ington; of the Unitarian Chapel, Stand, near Manchester ; 
of Independents and Baptists of Towcester ; of the Unitarian 
Chapel, Warrington; of the Baptist Chapel, Faringdon ; of 
the Independent Chapel, Mansfield ; of Culmstock ; of Bap- 
tists of Keysoe; of the Independent Chapels, Mitcheldean 
and Ruardean; of Ridgwell; of Church-street, Mile-end 
New Town; of Kirkby Lonsdale ; of the Independent Chapel, 
Hopton ; of Wotton Underedge; of Guilsborough ; of Inde- 
pendents of Swindon; of Avebury ; of General Baptist Con- 
gregation, Dover; of Members of the National Church, 

rotestant Dissenters, and others, of Hertford; of the Uni- 
tarian Chapel, Chesterfield; of New Court Chapel, Carey- 
street, Lincoln’s-Inn Fields; of New Cross, Saint Paul 
Deptford ; of the General Baptist Meeting-House, Church- 
street, Deptford; of Rose-lane Chapel, Ratcliff, in the Parish 
of Stepney ; of Baker-street Chapel, Enfield; of Louth; of 
Orchard-street Chapel, Stockport; of Rattlesden; of the 
Baptist Chapel, Ashford ; of Stambourn ; of Ebenezer Chapel, 
Bangor; of Plough Chapel, Brecon; of the Baptist Chapel, 
Sible Hedingham ; of the Old Meeting House, Findern; ot 
the Baptist Chapel, Kenninghall ; of Wells-next-the-Sea; of 
King’s Lynn; of Bacton; of Oulton; of the Independent 
Chapels of East Dereham and Mattishall; of Harleston; of 
the Independent Chapel, Great Dunmow; of Framlingham ; 
of Chester-street Chapels, Wrexham; of two Petitions of 
Protestant Dissenters of Chalford; of the Baptist Chapel, 
Ilford ; and, of Eagle-street, Red-Lion-square, London; 90. Of 
Bethesda Chapel, Carnarvon; of Ebenezer Chapel, Merthyr 
Tydvil; of Horeb Chapel, Beaumaris; of Coventry; of 
Bacup ; of the Independent Chapel, Wimborne Minster ; of 
Inhabitants of Sidmouth; of Dolgelley; of the united Con- 
, emeets of Stalbridge and Henstridge ; of the Baptists of 

estmancote; of Wood-street Chapel, Barnet; of Chelwood, 
Clutton, &amp;c.; of the Independent Chapel, Wirksworth ; of 
Belper ; of Eye; and, of Bridgend Chapel, Llanvhangelye- 
roth; 91. Of Independents of Newport Pagnell; of Inde- 
pendents of Olney ; of Independents of Winslow ; of Baptists 
of Newport Pagnell; of Baptists of Olney; of the New 
Baptist Place of Worship at Kettering ; of Members of the 
Unitarian Congregation, Northampton ; of Grampound ; of 
Kenwynstreet, Truro; of Probus; of Baptists of Narberth; 
of Independents of Saint Florence, Sardis, and Tenby ; of 
Baptists of Molleston, Sardis, and Horeb; of Members of 
the Established Church, and of several Congregations of 
Protestant Dissenters, of Bridgwater; of Ebenezer-street 
Chapel, Alfriston; of Deal; of Saron Chapel, Llanwnda ; of 
Long Melford; of Holyhead ; of Silver-street Chapel, Trow- 
bridge; of Haslingden; of Allerton; of Market-place Chapel, 
Wallingford; of Hartland; of the Independent Chapel, 
Aldermanbury Postern, London; of Back-lane Chapel, Swan- 
sea; of Ynistach Chapel, Ystradyfodwg ; of Beulah Chapel, 
Pembrokeshire; of Treffgarne; of Sandyhaven Chapel, Pem- 
brokeshire ; of Fishguard ; of Jabes Chapel, Pembrokeshire ; 
of Bethany Chapel, Pembroke Dock; of Llangloffan Chapel, 
Pembrokeshire; of Lewes; of Gloucester; of Shaftesbury; 
of Lincoln ; and, of the Unitarian Chapel, Stamford-street, 
Blackfriars ; To be printed, 91. Of Protestant Dissenters, 
of the Independent Denomination, of Hales Owen; of 
Atherstone ; of Baptists of Birmingham ; of Meeting-house, 
Carr’s-lane, Birmingham ; of Members of the Church and 
Congregation of Livery-street, Birmingham; of Cannock ; 


_ of Independents of Armitage; of Hailsworth ; of Lichfield ; 


of Unitarian Chapel, Renshaw-street, Liverpool ; of Para- 
dise-street Chapel, Liverpool; of Baptists of Great Cross- 
hall-street Chapel, Liverpool ; of Baptists of Byrom-street, 
Liverpool; of Baptists of Cockspur-street, Liverpool ; . of 
Heath-street, Liverpool; of Duncan-street, Liverpool ; of In- 
dependents of Great George-street Chapel, Liverpool; of 
Baptists of Great Crosshall-street, Liverpool; of Baptists. of 
Comus-street, Liverpool; of Newington Chapel, Kenshaw- 
street, Liverpool; of Lime-street Chapel, Liverpool; of 
Ashton-in-Mackerfield ; of Baptist Chapel, Colne ; of Saint 
Helen’s, (Lancaster ;) of Independent Chapel, Colne; of 
Warrington ; of Hindley, near Wigan; of Hope Chapel, 
Wigan; of Chester; of Baptists of Commercial Hall, 
Wigan ; of Lord-street Chapel, Wigan; of Wigan; of 
Norwood; of Baptists of George-street and Salthouse-lane 
Chapels, Hull; of Fish-street Chapel, Kingston-upon-Hull ; 
of Independents of Swanland ; of Providence Chapel, Hope- 
street, Hull; of Baptists of Grafton-street, Soho ; of Inde- 
péndents of Broadway, Somerset ; of Whitchurch, (Salop ;) 
of Kingswood Chapel, (Wilts ;) of Guildford-street Chapel, 
Southwark ; of Tacket-street Meeting-house, Ipswich ; of 
Baptists and Independents of Haddenham, Isle of Ely; of 
Congregational Chapel, New-strect, Mold; of Nene 


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INDEX ¢@ the E1IGHTY-THIRD VOLUME. 





Corporation and Test Acts—continued. 
‘ Chapel, Boston ; of Grove-street Chapel, Boston; of Swan- 
age; of the Island of Portland; of Bank-building Chapel, 
eymouth; of Weymouth; of Hermitage-street Chapel, 
_ Crewkerne; of Independent Chapel, Louth; of Stourbridge ; 
_ of Hill Cliffe Chapel, Appleton; of General Baptist Chapel, 
Long Sutton ; of Independents of Long Sutton; of Minchin 
Hampton ; of Chipping Campden; of General Baptists of 
. Coningsby Chapel, Horncastle; of Baptists of Astwood in 
Feckenham ; of Ramsden-street Chapel, Huddersfield; of 
Independents of Holmfirth ; of Farnham ; and, of Indepen- 
dent Chapel, Jamaica-row, Bermondsey ; 95. Of Thirsk ; of 
March, Isle of Ely ; of Wellington, (Salop ;) of Unitarians 
of Abbey Chapel, Tavistock; of Members of Established 
Church, Tavistock; of Middlewich; of Baptists of East- 
street, Southampton ; of Chelsea; of Houghton-le-Spring ; 
of Stevington ; of Ruddleswick ; of Lenham; of Unitarians 
of Trim-street, Bath; of Unitarian Chapel, King’s Lynn; of 
Beccles; of Lowestoft; of Baptists of West-row, Mildenhall ; 
of Ipswich ; of Clare (Suffolk ;) of Aldeburgh; of Meeting 
House, Olland-street, Bungay ; of Needham Market; of 
Hadleigh ; of Independents of Week-street Chapel, Maid- 
stone; of Sutton Valence; of Baptist Chapel, Keppel-street, 
Russel-square; of Ely; of Great Gomersal; of Scots-lane, 
New Sarum ; of Baptist Chapel, Swaffham; of Independent 
and Particular Baptist Chapels, Fakenham ; of Baptists of 
Falmouth; of Independents of Falmouth; of Knares- 
borough; of Landovery ; of Pentretygwyn and Cevenarthan 
Chapels, Llanfairarybryn ; of Particular Baptists of Llanelly ; 
of Aberduar; two Petitions, of Protestant Dissenters of 
Llandilo ; of Hermon Chapel, Llandilo-Vawr ; of Crygybar, 
Cynwil-Cayo; of Baptists of Rhydwilym, Landisilio; of 
Independent Chapel of Tfaldybrenin ; of Peniel and Pantleg, 
in Abergwilly; of Independent Chapel,-Old Gravel-lane, 
London ;. of Baptist and Independent Chapels, Scarborough ; 
two Petitions, of Protestant Dissenters of Grassington, in 
Craven ; of Diss; of Independents of Stebbing ; of Thaxted ; 
of East Retford; of Particular Baptist Chapels of North 
Collingham and Sutton-upon-Trent; of Baptists of Hail 
Western; of Scots Baptists Chapel, Nottingham ; of Bap- 
tists Chapel, Stoney-street, Nottingham; of Mount Zion 
Chapel, Heanor; of General Baptists of Wirksworth; of 
Independent Chapel, Charlesworth ; of Newark; of Swan- 
wick; of Bold-street, Liverpool; of Walkerfold Chapel, 
Mitton; of Ulverston; of Independents of Patricroft Chapel, 
Eccles; of Baptist Chapel, Princess-street, Manchester ; .of 
Chorlton-row, Manchester ; of Cannon-street, Manchester ; 
of York-street Chapel, Manchester; of Park-lane Chapel, in 
Ashton-within-Mackerfield ; of Inglewhite ; of Independent 
Chapel, Elswick ; of Baptists of Stoke-green Chapel, Ips- 
wich ; of Independent Chapel of Halshaw Moor, in Farn- 
worth; of Unitarian Chapel, Monton; of Horwich; of 
Unitarian Meeting House, Greengate, Salford ; of Albion 
Chapel, Moorgate, London ; of Totnes; of Bedale; of Zion 
Chapel, Westgate-street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; of Albion 
Chapel, Leeds; of Baptist Chapel, Eld-lane, Colchester ; of 
Stanwell-street Meeting House, Colchester; of the Inde- 
ndent Chapel, Lion-walk, Colchester; of {ndependent 
eeting House, Helen’s-lane, Colchester; of Members of 
the Established Church, and others, Colchester; of Ripon ; 
of Ossett; of Stradbrooke; of Bildestone; of Southwold ; 
of Union Chapel, Handsworth; of Baptists of Ogden; of 
Unitarian Chapel, High-street, Swansea; of Liverpool; of 
Rochdale ; of Great Crosshall-street, Liverpool; of Burnley ; 
of Bretherton; of Mill-street Chapel, in Prees ; of Congleton ; 
of Mount Pleasant Chapel, Liverpool; and, of Whitchurch, 
(Salop) 96. Of Baptists and Independents of Chippenham ; 
of Gosberton ; of Church Town, North Meols; of Heptonstall 
and Hebden Bridge; of Howden; of Gildersome; of Brid- 
lington; of Cleckheaton; of Baptist Chapel in Bridge-street, 
Bradford ; of Tadcaster; of Saint Mary-street, Cardiff; of 
Tabernacle Chapel, Hayes, Cardiff; of Providence Chapel, 
Newton Abbot; of Bradninch; of Independent Chapel, Silver- 


street, Whitby ; of Baptists of Edmund-street, renga of’ 


the Baptist Chapel, Westgate, Bradford (York ;) of Meeting 
House, Morgan’s Hill, Bradford, (Wilts;) of Independents of 
Atworth, Bradford, (Wilts ;) of the Countess of Huntingdon’s 
Connection at Bearfield, near Bradford, (W ilts;) of Baptists of 
Bradford ; of Saint Paul’s Meeting, Taunton ; of the Unitarian 
Chepes Mary-street, Taunton; of Hawen and Glynarthen ; 
of Hare-court Chapel, Aldersgate-street ; of Postern Chapel, 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; of Ebenezer Chapel, Shadwell ; 
of Bishops Holl; of Garden-street Chapel, Sheffield ; of In- 
dependent and Presbyterian Chapels, of Doncaster; of Bap- 
tist Chapel, King-street, Maidstone ; of Baptists, High-street, 
Boston; of Unitarian Chapel, of Saint Helen’s-lane, Colches- 
ter; of the Independent Meeting-house, Great Wigborough ; 
of East Grinstead; of Driffield; of Baptist-church, Carter- 
lane, Southwark ; of Unitarians of Spain-lane, Boston; of 
Duke’s-alley Chapel, Bolton-le-Moors; of Independents of 
oak delesclanea of Southport; of Particular Baptists of 
Devonshire-square ; of Marsh Chapel, Newcastle-under-Lyme; 
of Presbyterian Chapel, Clavering-place, Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; of Idle, Calverley; of Zion, Westgate and Salem 

ipels, Wakefield ; of Dewsbur ; of Students in Airedale 
College, Idle, Calverley ; of Morley and Churwell; of Stan- 
nington ; of Attercliffe; of Scotland-stteet Chapel, Shefiield ; 


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_ of the ee Chapel, Norfolk-street, Sheffield ; of Baptists of 


Townhead-street Chapel, Sheffield; of Square Chapel, Hali- 
fax ; of Baptist Chapel, Cowbridge ; of Mosley-street Chapel, 
Manchester; of Honiton; of Harbertonford; of Exmouth ; 
of Manningtree; of Independent Chapel, Tollesbury ; ‘of 
General Baptist: Chapel, Trowbridge ; of Crockerton, near 
Warminster; of Edgworth; of Dartmouth; of Debenham ; 
of Old Meeting, Buckingham; and, of Abingdon; To be 
printed, 96. Of Protestant Dissenters of Cheadle; of Salem 
Chapel, er are ; of Baptists of Little Brington; of 
Llangors; of Chapels in Watergate and Kensington, Brecon ; 
of Chapels of Maesyberllan and Crickadarn, Brecon; of Pon- 
testill, near Brecon ; of Llanvihangel-nantbrone, near Brecon; 
of Calvinists of Darsley 5 of Salem Chapel, Golbourne-street, 
Warrington ; of the Unitarian Chapel, Newchurch, Rossen- 
dale ; of Inskip; of Poulton and Blackpool ; of Bacup, Clough 
and other places, in the forest of Rossendale; of Bamford ; 
of Independents of Broadway; of Inhabitants of Shepton 
Mallet; of Baptists of Presbyterian Chapel, Devizes; of 
Mary-Port-street, Devizes; of Hythe; of Minister, Elders, 
Trustees, Church and Congregation of Holywell Mount Cha- 
pel, Shoreditch; of Minister, Elders, Deacons, Members, 
and regular hearers of the Scots Presbyterian Church, in Well- 
street, Saint Mary-le-bone; of Bakewell; of Independent 
Chapel, Chesterfield; of Liskeard; of Littleborough, Small- 
bridge and Calderbrooke ; of Shepherd’s-market Chapel, 
May-fair; of Baptists of Walsham-le-Willows ; of Baptists 
of Lewisham-street, Westminster; of the Independent Cha- 
pel, Rochdale; of Independents of Cranbrook ; of Baptists of 
Cranbrook ; of General Baptist Chapel, Headcorn; of the 
Brook, Chatham ; of the General Baptist Chapel, at Bessels 
Green; of Mauiden; of Inhabitants of High and Low Har- 
rogate; of Protestant Dissenters of Chudleigh; of Baptists of 
Ashburton; of Baptists of Ashwater; of Independents of 
Chapel-street Chapel, Beeralston ; of ‘Tiverton ; of Indepen- 
dents of Appledore; of Pill; of Baptists of Chard ; of Yeo- 
vil; of Claremont-street Chapel, Shrewsbury ; of High-street 
Chapel, Shrewsbury; of Swan Hill Chapel, Shrewsbury ; of 
Independents of Dorrington ; of Independents of High-street 
Chapel, New Windsor ; of Independent Chapel, Thatcham ; 
of Twyford; of Maidenhead; of Redhill; of Chester; of 
Accrington ; of the Corporation of Gloucester; of Presbyte- 
rian sak Baptist Meeting-houses, Bewdley; of Independents 
of Truro; of Wesleyan Methodists, Independents and other 
denominations, of Saint Austell; of Brook-side Chapel, 
Derby ; of Baptist Chapel, Mint-lane, Lincoln; of the Inde- 
pendent Chapels at Repton and Barrow-upon-Trent ; of Al- 
cester; of Stratford-on-Avon; of Old Meeting-house, Bir- 
mingham; of Buckley Chapel, Mold; of Baptist Chapel, 
Rhuddlan; of Aberdaron, Rhiw, and other places; of Lla- 
nengan and Llangian; of Pwllheli; of Dolwyddelen, Rhyd- 
lydan, and other places ; of Nevin; and, of Members of the 
istablished Church, Boston; 100. Of Protestant Dissenters 


- of Elim: Chapel, Fetter-lane, London; of Canterbury ; of 


Unitarian General Baptist Chapel, Ganterbury; of Saint 
Asaph; of Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, Welsh Chapel, 
Jewin-crescent, London; of Queen-street Chapel, Leeds; of 
Salem Chapel, Leeds; of Meeting-house, South Parade, 
Leeds ; of Independents of Dogley-lane Chapel, Hudders- 
field; of Great Driffield; of Baptists of Queenshead, Hali- 
fax; of Independents of Wilsden, Bradford (York); of the 
Upper Chapel, Heckmondwike; of Keighley ; of Marsden ; 
of Resneldaniok ; of Horton-lane Chapel, Bradford (York) ; 
of Gosport; of Newport (Hants); of Mortimer West (Hants) ; 
of Winchester ; of Cowes; of Baptist Chapel, Wellow, Isle 
of Wight; of Fareham; of Ringwood; of Lairgate Chapel, 
Beverley ; of Bury Saint Edmund’s; of Roman Catholics of 
England ; of Hale Leys Chapel, Aylesbury; of Wingrove ; 
of Ruthin ; of Baptist Chapel, Cefn Mawr, Ruabon; of In- 
dependent Chapel, Penybrin, Wrexham ; of Swan-lane Cha- 
— Denbigh; of Llangollen ; of Wern, near Wrexham ; of 
Independents, Baptists and Methodists of Llanrwst; of Bap- 
tist Chapel, Glynn Ceiriog ; of Llanuwchllyn; of Festiniog ; 
of Trawsfynydd ; of Bala; of Independents of Bridport; of 
Salem, Llechylched ; of Independents and Baptists of Am- 
lwch; of Llanfechell; and, of Zion Chapel, King-street, Der- 
by; 101. Of Protestant Dissenters of Chepstow ; of Aberyst- 
wyth; of Brompton; of Rye; of Battle; of Harting; of 
Lindfield; of Corsham ; of Trowbridge; of Widcombe Cha- 

l, Bath; of Ebbsbourne; of Zion’s Hill Chapel, Bomer- 
Peaths of Members of the Established Church, and others, 
of Rye; of Protestant Dissenters of Wilton; of Bridge- 
street Chapel, Bristol; of Newfoundland-street Chapel, Bris- 
tol; of Baptists of King-street Meeting-house, Bristol ; of 
Lewin’s Mead Meeting- use, Bristol ; of Counterslip, Bris- 
tol; of Broadmead, Bristol ; of Fordham ; of the Independent 
Chapel, Winsham ; of Ebenezer Chapel, Lampeter ; of Cal- 
vinistic Chapel, Winterton ; of Independent Chapel of Sutton 
Veney, Warminster ; of Glanton; of Members of the Church 
of England, and Dissenters, of Chipping Norton; of Baptists 
of Blockley; of Baptists of Bethesda Chapel, Trowbridge ; 
of Roman Catholics of Liverpool; of Inhabitants of Salis- 
bury; of Independents of Melksham; of Common Close, 
Warminster; of Baptists of North Curry ; of Inhabitants of 
Chichester ; of Unitarians of Bow! Alley-lane Chapel, Hall ; 


-of Protestant Dissenters, and Members of the Established 
Church, Reading ; of — of Chester ; of a of 
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INDEX ¢@ the E1Gutry-THIRD VOLUME. 





1898: 





Corroration and Test Acts—continued. 


»(Honter-street, Liverpool ; and, of Clergymen and Laymen of 
Rotherham; To be printed, 101. Of Protestant Dissenters 
of Barton-street Chapel, in the City of Gloucester; of Green- 
wich-road Chapel; of Milton next Sittingbourne ; of Wal- 
ton; of Rattlesden; of Halesworth; of Wrentham; of the 
Baptist Chapel, Wattisham; of Otley; of Hadleigh; of In- 
dependent Meeting-house, East Bergholt; of Independent 
Chapel, Walpole; of Nayland; of Boxford ; of Sutton (Suf- 
folk); of Woodbridge; of Baptist Meeting-house, Maze 
Pond, Southwark ; of Hay (Brecon); of Union Chapel, 
Bethersden ; of Llanwrtyd; of Beaufort; of Independent, 
Calvinistic, Methodists and Baptists Chapels, Builth; of 
Aber; of Penderin; of Tredustan Chapel, Talgarth ; of Sar- 
dis, Bethlehem, &amp;c. Chapels, near Landovery ; of Pencadair 
and Twedyrhyw; of Gwynfau, Llangadock; of Saron ; of 
Horeb and Carmel; of Pantydefaid ; of the Cilgwyn Chapel, 
Llangybi; and, of Llwynrhydowen Chapel in Llandyssil, near 
Lampeter; 104. Of Talybont; of Talysarn, Pisgah, and 
Nazareth Chapels, in Llandwrog, Llanwlyfni and Clynog ; 
_ of Bethel Chapel, Carnarvon ; of Brynberian and Maenclo- 
chog ; of Independent Chapel, Trewiddel ; of Particular Bap- 
tists of Bethlehem, Newport, Pembrokeshire; of Kilybebyll ; 
of Monmouth; of Hanover Chapel, Abergavenny ; of New 
Inn, near Ponty Pool; of Llanwenarth Ultra; of Tredegar 
Works, of Penywain; of Aberdare; of Ebenezer Chapel, 
Aberdare; of Baptists of Tonyvelin Caerphilly ; of White- 
cross Chapel, Eel ysilan, and Ebenezer Chapel, Rddry ; of 
Baptist Chapel of agren: of Newton Nottage ; of Inde- 
pendents of Christchurch; of Kettering ; of Baptists of Ket- 
tering ; of Independents of Kilsby; of Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; 
of Guestwick; of Norwich; of Sudbury; of Baptists of 
Westbury-leigh ; of Henley-in-Arden; of Clitheroe ; of Black- 
water and Clover-street Chapels, Rochdale ; of Independents 
of Trudoxhi!], Frome; of Baptists of Earl Soham; of Mac- 
clesfield ; of Isleham ; of Fordham ; of Newtown, Bradford ; 
of Rugby; of Bedworth, Bulkington and Foleshill; of Bap- 
tists of Revwick-apon-fweed ; of apap 5° 7 of Presby- 
terians of Bradford (York); of Shelley ; of Whitehaven; of 
Milothorp ; of Penruddock ; of Ebenezer Chapel, Penrith ; 
of Stretton-under-Fosse; of Unitarian Chapel, Essex-street, 
Westminster; of Whixall; of Lilleshall; of Ketton; of 
Witney; of Independents of Bicester; of Independents of 
Church-lane, Banbury ; of Baptists of Stoke Ash, near Eye ; 
_ of Lavenham; of Newmarket; of Alltyblacca Chapel, near 
Lampeter ; of Haslemere; of Camberwell Meeting-house ; 
of Brewood ; of Kegworth; of Independent Chapel of New- 
ton Burgaland ; of Barton; of Baptist Chapel, Commercial- 
road, Whitechapel; of Baptist Chapel, West Drayton; of 
Ponder’s-end ; of Buckingham Chapel, Palace-street, Pimlico; 
. of Newcastle Emlyn ; of Baptist Chapel, Hackleton; of Wel- 
. don; of Gretton; of Brigstock; of Byfield; of General 
Baptist Chapel, Saint Thomas-street, Portsmouth; of Lan- 
harran; of the Chapel Taibirion, in Lanstarn ; of Capel-y- 
groesand Ystrad Meeting-houses, Cardigan ; of Maesyronnen ; 
of the Ebenezer, in the City of Saint David’s; of Independ- 
ents of Moorgreen, Greasely ; of Baptists at Westrow, Mil- 
denhali ; of Independents of Ilkeston; of Newmarket (Suf- 
folk ;) of Fordham; of Calvinist Baptists of Bethel Chapel, 
Brabourne Lees; of South Petherton; of Independents of 
Church-lane, Banbury; of Guestwick; of Atherstone; of 
Stoney Stratford; of Newcastle Emlyn; of Independent 
a in East-street, Greenwich ; of Macclesfield; of Horn- 
castle; of Independents of Roxton; of the Independent 
Chapel in Woburn; two Petitions from Luton; of Sharn- 
brook ; of Stotfold; of Sandy; of Biggleswade; of New 
Meeting Chapel, Mill-lane, Bedford ; of Old Meeting-house 
Bedford ; of Bedford; of Gamlingay ; of Chelmsford; of the 
Ng ag 9 Meeting-house, Wivenhoe; of Unitarians of 
the New core” sy Birmingham ; of the Independent 
Meeting-house, Terling ; of Little Waltham; of Harlow ; of 
Potters-street Meeting, Harlow; of Independents of Roch- 
ford; two Petitions, from Coggeshall; of Baptist Chapel, 
Saffron Walden; of Clavering; of Langham ; of Newport 
(Essex ;) of the Old Meutiog House, Baddow-lane, Chelms- 
ford ; of Stansted ; of Abbotts Roothing ; of the Independent 

. Chapel in Barker-gate, Nottingham ; of Baptist Meeting- 
house, George-street, Nottingham ; of Broad-street Chapel, 

_ Nottingham ; of the Independent Chapel, Castle Gate, Nov. 
tingham ; of Selston; of Kimbolton; of the Old Chapel, 
Oswestry ; of the Chapel in Deadman’s-lane, Wisbech ; of 
pene nare Chapel, Wisbech ; of Ely-place Chapel, Saint 
Peter’s, Wisbech; of Bassingbourne; of Independents of 

' Linton; of Sawston; of Baptists of Melbourne; of Mel- 
bourne; of Brunswick Chapel, Mile End ; of Academy Cha- 
pel Hoxton; of Maberley Chapel, Kingsland; of General 
ptist Chapel, Fleet; of Peterborough; of Stamford; of 
Horncastle ; of Unitarian Chapel, Alnwick ; of Independents 
of Ilminster ; of Thetford ; of Baptists Chapels of Ringnen, 
Lisle and Stratton ; of Independents of Bicester; of Kidder- 
minster ; of Dovor; of Independents of Wethersfield ; of the 
Scots Chapel, Crown-court, Covent Garden; of Independent 
Chapel, Sheaf-street, Daventry ; of Independent Chapel, East- 
street, Greenwich ; of Calvinistic Baptists of Bethel Chapel, 


Brabourne Lees ; of Chipping Ongar; of Bocking; of Saf- 
fron Walden ; of Independents of ‘New riiad-ettees Chapel, 


London; of Surrey Chapel, Blackfriars-road; of Mitcham ; 





. street, Deptford ; of George Wirgman; of Pic 


of Saint Clement's, Oxford; of Independent ew gt High- 
ering ; of 

Unitarians of Lincoln; of Corsley ; of Independents of West- 
bury : of the Upper Meeting-house, bigersissy of Medway- 
lace Chapel, Lower: Road, Deptford ; of the Poultry Chapel, 
ndon ; of Independents of Buntingford; of Cotton-street, 
Chapel, Poplar; of Union-street Chapel, Brighthelmston ; 
of Baptists in Dover-street, Leicester; of Unitarians of Lei- 
cester ; of Harvey-lane, Leicester ; of Gallowtree Gate, Lei- 
cester ; of Baptists of Mill-lane, Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; of [n- 


- habitants of Loughborough ; of Baptists of Kerswill, Sheldon, 


and Saint-hill ; of Tregony ; of Godmanchester ; of the Inde- 
sew Chapel, London Road, Southwark ; of Union Chapel, 
arish-street, Saint John’s, Horslydown; of Mosley-street 
Chapel, Manchester; of Independents of Witham; and, of 
Blaby, 105. Of the Mayor, Common Council and Livery 
of Nottingham; of the Pavement Chapel, Nottinghain ; of 
the Protestant Society for the Protection of Religious Liberty ; 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ardee and its Union; and, 
of Protestant Dissenters of Melton Mowbray ; To be printed, 
105. Of Protestant Dissenters of Milford; of Hereford; of Odi- 
ham ; of the Baptist Chapel, Romsey ; of Baptists of Tewkes- 
bury ; of Members of the Church of England, and Dissenters 
of different denominations, of Tewkesbury; of Ebenezer 
Chapel, Birmingham ; of Broseley ; of Whitchurch and Llan- 
garren; and, of Roman Catholics of the united Parishes of 
Killeen and Menagh; 112. Of Protestant Dissenters of 
Nuneaton ; of Minister, Deacons and Managers of Annet- 
well-street Chapel, Carlisle; and, of Minister, Elders and of 
Trustees of Scotch Presbyterian Chapel, Fisher-street, Car- 
lisle; 117. Of Protestant Dissenters of Mottram; of Pres- 
byterians and Baptists of Selby ; and, of Independent Chapel, 
ell-street, Hackney; 121. Of Protestant Dissenters of 
Lantwitt-Major; of Kingston; and, of Green Hammerton 
and Great Ouseburn; 125. Of Bourton-on-the-Water ; of 
Waterbeach ; and, of Preston; 129. Of Protestant Dissen- 
ters, and other Friends of Religious Liberty residing at Leo- 
minster, 149. Of Protestant Dissenters of Zion Chapel, 
Northallerton ; of Baptists of Fish-lane, Northampton ; and, 
of Protestant Dissenters of Castle Cary; 155. Of West 
Mersea ; and, of Peldon; 159. Of Protestant Dissenters of 
Margate ; and, of Baptists of Great Torrington; 170. Of 
the United Associate Synod of Seceders from the Established 
Church of Scotland, in Synod assembled in Broughton-place 
Church, Edinburgh ; To be printed, 170. Of Protestant Dis- 
senters of Darlington ; of New Shoreham ; of New Romney; 
of Meeting-house, Flowergate, Whitby; and, of Market 
Rasen and Tealby; 176. Of Cambridge; and, of the Reve- 
rend Sir Harcourt Lees, Baronet ; To be printed, 176. Of 
Capel Sion ; of Norton; of Lydd ; of Raunds ; of Lee Chapel, 
Horwich; of Independents of Rugeley; of the Unitarian 
Baptist Chapel, Ditchling; of the Unitarian Baptist Chapels 
in Buckfeld and Crawley; of Independents, or Congrega- 
tional Calvinists, of Henfield, Shipley, and other places; of 
Worcester-street Chapel, Bromsgrove; of Llanybree; of 
Llanarmon in Yale; of the Baptist Chapel, Cadixton ; of 
Carphilly ; of Beulah Chapel, Llanerfil ; of the Independent 
Chapel, Llanbrynmair; of Carno; of New Bethel, Monythus- 
loin; of Baptists of Bethesda, Monmouth ; of Penygroes and 
Hebron; of the Baptist Chapel at Ebenezer, near Cardigan ; 
of Northowram ; of Independents of Brighouse ; of Baptists 
of Hebden Bridge; of Burnham ; of Hatherlow Chapel, near 
Stockport; of General Baptist Chapel, Heavyside Lane, 
Chatham ; of Queen-street Meeting, Ratcliff; of Henrietta- 
street Chapel, Brunswick-square ; of Ringstead; of the two 
Independent Chapels in Llanilwny and Llanybydder; of the 
Baptist Chapel, me Park ; of the Hundred of Eifionydd, 
Carnarvon; of Barnsley; of Baptists of Pellon-lane Chapel, 
Halifax ; of Crickdale; and, of West Chapel, Wooler; 181. 
Of Protestant Dissenters of Barnstaple; of Malton ; of the 
Baptist Chapel, Braintree; of Unitarian Dissenters of the 
Burgh of Kirkby in Kendal ; of Cockermouth ; of Mill-hill 
Chapel, Leeds; of General Baptists of Whetstone, Leicester ; 
of Soar Lane, Leicester ; of Archdeacon-lane Chapel, Saint 
Margaret’s, Leicester; of the Independent Chapel, Tunbridge; 
of Uxbridge ; of the General Baptist Chapel, Billingshurst ; 
and, of Bont Newydd; To be printed, 181. Of Protestant Dis- 
senters, and others, of Tid St. Giles, Isle of Ely ; of Ramsey ; 
and,of Newbridge; 185. Of the Lord Provost, Magistrates and 
Town Council of the City of Edinburgh ; To be printed, 185. 
Of Protestant Dissenters of Wells; and, of Independents of 
Albany-street Chapel, Edinburgh ; 189. Of Roman Catholic 


- Inhabitants of Drogheda ; of Louth ; and, of Incorporation of 


Goldsmiths of Edinburgh ; To be printed, 189. Of the Corpo- 
ration of Hammermen of the Burgh of Canongate, Edinbur h ; 
and, of the Baptist Church Meeting in the Pleasance of Edin- 
burgh ; 193. Of the Convener and Deacons of the Seven 
Incorporated Trades of Arbroath ; To be printed, 193. Of 
the Incorporation of Bakers of Edinburgh ; of Incorporation 
of Tailors of Edinburgh; and, of the Provost, Bailies, and 
Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Dumfries; 197. Of 
the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Common Council, of the 
City of Glasgow ; of William Murdoch and remanent Mem- 
bers of the Merchants Company of Ayr; and, of the resident 


- Free Burgesses of Colchester ; To be printed, 197. .Of David 


Maclagan, M. p. President of the Royal. College of ons 
of Edinburgh ; To be printed, 204. Of Burgesses, House- 
| holders, 


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CorporaTion and Test Acts—continued. 
holders, and Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of Dumfries ;_ of 
Corporation of Candlemakers of Edinburgh ; of the united 
Incorporations of Mary's Chapel, Edliabargh ; and, of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Maryborough; 205. Of the Provost, 
Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Jed- 
burgh; and, of Protestant Dissenters of Turnditch; To be 
ptinted, 205. Of Mill-street Chapel, Perth ; of Inhabitants 
of tle Royal Burgh and Parish of Auchtermuchty ; of Incor- 
ration of Hammermen of Edinburgh ; of William Cushnee, 
eacon of the Incorporation of Dyers and Bonnet-makers 
of Ediuburgh; and, of the Incorporation of Cordiners of 
Edinburgh; To be printed, 210. Of Inhabitants of Edin- 
burgh; of Magistrates, Clergymen and Inhabitants of Had- 
dington ; and, of Protestant Dissenters of Pinchbeck ; To be 
ptinted, 216. Of John Geddes, Moderator of the Presbytery 
of Paisley ; of the Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of 
the Royal Burgh of Burntisland ; of Inhabitants of Dunferm- 
line; of the Baptist Church in Bridge-street, Dunferaaline ; 
of the Provost, Magistrates and Citizens of Montrose; and, 
of James Norwell, Dean of Guild of the Incorporation of the 
City of Perth; 220. Of Meinbers of the Church and Con- 
gregation of Protestant Dissenters Meeting in North College- 
street, Edinburgh ; of the Company of Merchants of the City 
of Edinburgh ; and, of the Incorporation of Cordiners of 
Easter Portsburgh ; To be printed, 220. Of James Black- 
wood, Provost of the Royal Burgh of Dunfermline ; of James 
Wilson, Deacon of Hammermen ; of Henry. Lawrie, Con- 
vener; of James Allester, Deacon of Weavers; of David 
Barrowman, Deacon of Fleshers ; of Shoemakers ; of George 
Page, Deacon of Wrights; of George Thompson, Deacon of 
Tatlovs ; of James Laat Deacon of Masons; and of James 
Brodie, Deacon of Bakers, all of Dunfermline; and, of the 
nine Incorporated Trades of South Leith; 231. Of Magis- 
trates, Ministers, and others of the Established Church, and 
of the various Dissenting Denominations of Paisley, 237. 
To be printed, 238. Of the Protestant Dissenters of Stone ; 
of the Minister and Members of a Congregation of Protestant 
Dissenters, of the Independent denomination, at Stockwell ; 
of Newtown ; of Uxbridge; and, of the Ministers and Elders 
of the Presbytery of Annan; 242. Of Roman Catholics of 
Abergavenny ; and, of the United Associate Presbytery of 
Glasgow; 271, Of the Pastor, Deacons and Members of the 
Congregational Church assembling in George-street Chapel, 
Glasgow ; in Nile-street Chapel, Glasgow ; and, of Pastors 
of Congregational Dissenting Churches in Scotland ; 306. 
Of Protestant Dissenters of Frome Selwood ; of Chester-le- 
Street ; of Members of the Established Charch at Ilminster ; 
of Protestant Dissenters of Bolton-le-Moors ; of the City of 
Chichester ; and, of Kendal; 328. Of Gateacre and Much 
Woolton ; of Ravenstondale ; and, of Students in Divinity in 
the Protestant Dissenting College, Highbury; 329. Of the 
Protestant Dissenters assembling for religious worship in the 
Baptist Chapel in Hadlow, or resident in or near Hadlow, in 
the County of Kent; of the Protestant Dissenters in the Town 
of Seven Oaks, and its Vicinity ; of the Protestant Dissenters 
assembling for religious worship in, the Independent Chapel 
at Ford, in the Parish of Chivelstone,’ in the County of De- 
von; of the Protestant Dissenters residing at or near Denton, 
in the County of Norfolk; and, of the Protestant Dissenters 
assembling for religious worship in the Independent Chapels 
of Newton, Wymondhouses and Rodhill, (York); 366. 


Petitions against the Repeal 
thereof; viz. Of the Vicar, Curate, Churchwardens and other 
Inhabitants of St. Martin, in Leicester ; To be printed, 137. 
Of the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Sarum, 142. Of the 
Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Sherrington; of 
Woughton-on-the-Green ; of Great Linford; of Inhabitants 
of Newton Blossomville ; of Great Woolstone; of Astwood ; 
of Willen; of Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Haversham ; of Ravenstone; of Members and Friends of 
the Established Church, Inhabitants of Newport Pagnel ; 
of Inhabitants of Clifton Reynes ; of Rector, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Wavendon; of Clergy of the three Hun- 
dreds of Newport, Bucks; and, of Freeholders and House- 
holders of Horspath and Iffley ; 176. Of Mayor, Aldermen, 
Assistants and Common Council] of Colchester; To be 
printed, 176. Of the Rector, Curate and Inhabitants of 
Albury; and, of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the Arch- 
deaconry of Exeter; To be printed, 103. 

Acts 13 and 25 Car. 2. and 16 
Geo. 2. c. 30. read ; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House; considered ; 107. Further considered, 114. Re- 
solution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 126. Vide 
infra. 











Bill for repealing so much of 
several Acts as imposes the necessity of receiving the Sacra- 
ment of the Lord’s Supper as a qualification for certain Offices 
and Employments, ordered, 126. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second reading ; and to be printed ; 126. Peti- 
tions of the Dean, Clergy:and Inhabitants of the city of Glou- 
cester ; and, of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the County and 
Archdeaconry of Leicester, against ; To be printed, 169. Bill 
committed, 171. Petitions of the Corporation of Exeter ; afid, 
of the Archdeacon anid Clergy of Gloucester, against ; To b 





0 be 
printed, 181. Instruction to Committee on the Bil} to make 
VOL. 83. Sess, 1828. 


=— 


Provision for taking and subscribing a Declaration ; Bill con-’ 
sidered; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 182. Bill re-com- 
mitted; considered; reported; Day appointed for. further 
considering Report ; Bill, as ameuded, to be printed; 196. 
Petitions of the Magistrates and Clergy and other Inhabi- 
tants of the Parish and Neighbourhood of Bolton-le~-Moors, 
together with the Boroughreeves and Constables of Great and 
Little Bolton; and, of the Clergy of the Diocese of Canter- 
bury, against; 204. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 212. Passed, 
218. Petition of Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of 
Ayr, in favour, 283. Bill passed by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 284. Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed, 
and Amendments to be considered, 284. Considered, 306. 
Agreed to, 307. Royal Assent, 333. 
Corporations. Vide IrELAND. 
Corsuam Roads. Vide Horse.ey. 


Corton (Wilts) Lanps; Petition for a Bill for dividing and 
allotting the same; and Bill ordered, 53. Presented, and read, 
94. Committed, 104. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 184. Pass- 
ed, 188. Agreed to by the Lords, 299. Royal Assent, 334, 

Cotrespacn Road. Vide BANBuRy and LurrERworTH. 

CounsEL; To be heard before Committees of the whole House 
on Bills, 119.—Heard, 153. 

Countiges. Vide Divisions of. 


Counties CorroraTE; Motion, That a Select Committee be 
siocieent to inquire into the Elective Franchise in Counties 

_ Corporate in England and Wales; By Leave withdrawn, 156. 

County Bripce Roaps; Petition of the Justices of the 
Peace of Middlesex, against the liability to repair Roads at 
the ends of Bridges, 154. To lie on the Table, 155. 

County Bripcses; Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 110. read; Bill to 
relieve the Inhabitants of Counties in England and Wales 
from the charge of repairing the Roads over and at the ends 
of Public Bridges, and for enabling them to repair and rebuild 
the same, ordered, 261. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 265. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 271, 307, 317, 330. Bill committed, 356. 
Committee deferred, 381, 395. Petition of Trustees of the 
Exeter Turnpike Road ‘Trust, against ; To be printed, 416. 
Committee deferred, 429, 441, 469, 490, 501. Committee 
put off for Three Months, 505. 

County Exections. Vide Evections. 


County Lunatic Asytums. Vide Lunatic AsyLums, 
County MacistrAres; Petition of Charles Bird, of Plymouth, 
praying for an efficient and constitutional organization of the 
agistracy ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 347. 
Country Banxers. Vide Accounts. 


Country BanKkers ‘Nores. Vide AccounTs. 
Norges. 


Court of CHancery. Vide CHANCERY. ° 


Courts of Law; Petition of Attornies and Solicitors prac- 
tising in His’ Majesty’s Superior Courts at Westminster, com- 
plaining of the construction and inconvenience of the Courts 
at Westminster, 511. To be printed, 512. 

Vide [RELAND. 

Courts of Lawand Eguity. Vide Law. 

Covent GarpeNn Market; Petition for a Bill for the im- 
provement and regulation of the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 50. Reported; Bill ordered, 159. Presented, and 
read, 166. Committed, 214. Petition of Robert Henry 
Carrell and William Henry Walker, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 258. Bill reported ; To be ingrossed, 309. 
Passed, 392. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 432. Con- 
sidered and agreed to, 450. Royal Assent, 482. 

—— Vestry; Petition for a Bill for regulating 
the Vestry of the parish of Saint Paul, Covent Garden; Re- — 
ferred to a Committee, 60. Reported; Bill ordered; 86. 
Petition of Inhabitants, Householders of the Parish of Saint 
Paul, Covent Garden, respecting the Standing Orders, 88. 
To lie on the Table, 89. Petition of Inhabitants and Rate 
Payers of the parish of St. Paul, Covent Garden, respecting 
the Standing Orders; Referred to a Committee; Three’ to 
be the Quorum; Petition of Inhabitants, Housebolders, and 
Report on Petition for Bill; Referred, 99.. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table, 112. 

CranBorne Chase; Petition for a Bill for disfranchising the 
same ; Referred to a Committee, 41. Reported ; Bill ordered, 
94. Presented, and read, 112. Committed, 119, Reported ; 
to be ingrossed, 308. Passed, 323. Agreed to by the Lords, 
350. Royal. Assent, 376. : 

CrewkERNeE Road. Vide ALLINGTON. 


Crime} Petitions respecting the increase thereof; viz. Of Jus- 
tices of the Peace assembled at the General Quarter Sessions 
of the Peace for the county of Stafford; and, for the county 
of Warwick; Referred to the Select Committee on Criminal 
Commitments, 138. Vide infra. 

CrimiNat ComMiITMENTS; Select Committee appointed to 
inquiré!into the causes of the increase in the pumber of Cri- 
ininal Commitments and Convictions in England and Wales, 
and to report their Observations and Opinion thereupon. to 
the House; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Power 


to 
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CamminaL ComMiITMENTS—continued. 
to report Minates of Evidence from time to time to the House, 
and to sit notwithsianding any Adjournment; Five to be the 
Quorum; Returns (presented 21st February) referred, 133. 
Petitions of Justices of the Peace assembled at the General 
Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Stafford ; and, 
for the County of Warwick ; Referred, 138. Members added, 
153, 205. Petition of Occupiers of Land and other Inhabi- 
tants of Parishes in the Vicinity of Chatham, against the em- 

loyment of Convicts in Chatham Dock Yard; Referred, 394. 

Renae and Appendix, 540. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 541. 

Criminat Justice. Vide East Inpia. 

CriminAt Lunatics. VideAccounts. 

Crinan Canau. Vide Scor.anp. 


Crown Souicitrors; Act 2 Geo. 2. c. 23. for the better regu- 
lation of Attornies and Solicitors, read, 231. Bill to au- 
thorize Barristers at Law to act as Solicitors in any Court ar 
Jurisdiction, in Revenue Matters, ordered, 232. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 242. Committed, 251. Committee deferred, 255, 
273- Petition of Attornies and Solicitors of His Majesty’s 
Courts of Law and Equity in Ireland, against, 277. To be 
printed, 278, Committee deferred, 280, 923. Bill con- 
sidered, 333. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 337- Passed, 342. Agreed to by the Lords, 
303- Royal Assent, 448. 

Cuuim. Vide Coat. 

Customary Tenures; Bill to authorize the Devise of Real 
Estates held by Customary Tenure, ordered, 85. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 86. Committed, 157. Committee deferred, 307, 
3175 323) 33% 343» 343, 351, 364, 371, 381, 391. Committee 
put off tor six Months, 395. 

Customs; Acts relating to the Duties of Customs, read; to 
be considered in a Comtnittee of the whole House; 365. 
Order for Committee read, and discharged, 372. 

Acts relating to the Duties of Customs, read; to 
be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 434. 
Considered, 441. Resolutiong reported, and agreed to, 447. 
Bill ordered, 448. Vide infra. 

— Bill to amend the'Laws relating to the Customs, or- 
dered, 448. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 461. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 473. Bill committed, 480. Committee deferred, 490. 

. Bill considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 493. Pe- 
tition of Shipowners or Merchants in Liverpool, against ; To 
lie on the Table, 507. Bill re-committed, 508. Committee 
deferred, 515. Bill considered, 518. Reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; 526. Report further 
considered, 532. Bill re-committed so far as relates to a 
Clause; considered, 533. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 537. Passed, 538. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 552. Royal Assent, 554. 

Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; Read; to 

be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 442. 

Considered, 448. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; In- 

struction accordingly ; 454. Vide supra. 

Acts relating to the Duties of Customs, read; to 
be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 493. 
Committee deferred, 500, Acts considered, 504. Three Re- 
solutions reported, 508. Fist Resolution, postponed ; Second 
Resolution, amended and agreed to ; Third Resolution, agreed 
to; Day appointed for further considering postponed Reso. 
lution; Instruction to Committee on Customs Bill, to make 
Provision pursuant to the two last Resolutions; 509. Vide 
supra. Postponed Resolution, re-committed, 518. Consi- 
dered, 519. Report deferred, 526. Resolution reported, and 
re-committed; considered; 533. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 537. Vide Sucar, infra. 

Petition of Thomas Swainston, complaining of 
the conduct of the Officers of the Customs; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 502. 

Vide Accounts. 

Customs and Excise Laws; Motion, That it is expedient 
that an efficient control should be appointed over the origin 
and conduct of all Proceedings instituted by the Crown for 
the Recovery of Penalties under the Customs and Excise 
Laws; Question Neg. thereupon, 301. 


9’ Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


]DAELMAN, Peter ; Bill from the Lords for his Natura- 
liwation, 478. Read, 483. Committed, 491. Reported, 
and passed, 524. Royal Assent, 535. 


Datxousir, Earl of. Vide Canapa GoveRNMENT. 
DartastTon Inclosure. Vide TirreNnsor. 


IRELAND, 
SupPpPLy. 











Darutneton Railway. Vide Stockton. 
DartmovutHu Harbour; Petition for a Bill for laying down 
and maintaining Vi aepings, Buoys, and other Works within 
omumittee, 45. Reported ; Bill or- 


the same; Referred to a 





dered; 86. Petition of Freeholders, Merchants, and ‘others 
of Dartmouth, against; To lie on the Table, 112. Bill pre- 
sented, and read, 112. Committed, 158. Petition ‘of Mer- 
chants, Shipowners, and others of Dartmouth, against, 192. 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 193. Petition: of Mayor, 
Burgesses, Merchants and others, Inhabitants of Totnes, 
against, 258. Referred, 259. Bill reported; Report to lie 
on the Table; 312. Further Consideration of Report put off 
for Two Months, 487. 

Dartmoutn Roads. Vide Kincspripce. 

Daventry Road. Vide BaAnsBury. 


Dzat; Petition of Edward Iggulden, and others, complaining 
of the Commissioners of the Navy taking possession of Land 
held by them under Lease, at the South end of the Town of 
Deal, without Compensation, 293. To lie on the Table, 294. 
To be printed, 313. 

Dean, John. Vide Poor Rate AssessMENT. 


Desates; Adjourned, 24, 89, 97, 239, 263, 330, 337, 342, 
346, 347, 358, 391, 410. 
resumed, 118, 255, 263, 292, 337, 343, 358, 381, 
417. 


Dest. 





On an Amendment to a Question, adjourned, 263. 
Vide Accounts. (ApDDREsSEs, 13, 28.) 
Imprisonment for; Petition of William Hallett, a Ma- 
gistrate of Berkshire, against; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 524. 
National. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Destors; Petition of the Common Debtors confined in 
Horsham Gaol, ee of ill treatment in the said Gaol, 
and praying for relief; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 


113. 





Vide Accounts. NATIONAL Dest. 








Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 21,22.) HorsHam 
GAOL, 


Desrtors, Insolvent. Vide East Inp1a. 
DerectTive TitLes. Vide CuHariraste LANnps. 
Detamere Road. Vide Nortuwicn. 
DemeraRA. Vide Roven. 


DenMARK; Petitions complaining of their Claims on that 
country not having been liquidated ; viz. Of James Shillito, 
of Thames-street, Merchant; of the Corporation of Cutlers 
in Hallamshire ; of Merchants of Leeds; and of Latham 
&amp; Co. of Dovor; To be printed, 503. Of James Bisset &amp; Go. 
Merchants in Montrose ; To be printed, 539... 


Dersy and Asnsorne Road ; Petition for a Bill for diverting, 
widening, repairing and improving the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 65. Reported; Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 
and read, 120. Committed, 154. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
309. Passed, 338. Agreed to by the Lords, 363. Royal . 
Assent, 375. 


DeEsERTED CHILDREN. 
Dice. Vide STAMPs. 
Dickinson, John. Vide Caius CoLtiece. 


Dissenters MarriaGe Act; Petitions against; viz. Of 
the Archdeacons of Winchester and Surrey, and of the Clergy 
belonging to or residing within the said Archdeaconries, gt. 
Of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the county and archdeaconry 
of Leicester; To be printed, 170. Of the Archdeacon and 
Clergy of Gloucester, 181. To be printed, 182. 

DistTiILLATIon ; Bill to continue and amend, and to extend to 
the whole of the United Kingdom certain Provisions con- 
tained in several Acts relating to the rectification, compound- 
ing or retailing of Spirits, ordered, 424. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 
426. Committed, 440. Considered, 460. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; Bill, as amend- 
ed, to be printed, 473. Pussed, 48o. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 499. Royal Assent, 535. 

Vide Excist REVENUE. 


Divinity Statute; Petition of Samuel Perry against the 
Episcopal Regulations regarding Ordination ; To lie on the 
Table, 394. 

Divisions of CounTiEs ; Bill for the better Regulation of Di- 
visions in the several Counties of En land and Wales, 
ordered, 111. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 113. Second Reading 
deferred, 126. Bill committed to a Select Commitee; Five 
to be the Quorum, 134.. Members added, 139, 233, 2go0. 
Petition of Parishioners of Marytavy, in Vestry assembled, 
in favour; Referred, 305. Bill reported; Day appointed for. 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 

rinted ; 377. Further consideration of Report deferred, 391. 
Bill re-committed ; considered ; 395. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 400. . Passed, 
417. Agreed to by the Lords, 489. Royal Assent, 535. 

DorcuesTeR Roads. Vide Harnuam Hitt. 

DorsetsHire Lunatic AsyiLumM ; Petition for a Bill for ena- 
bling Francis John Browne, Esquire, to grant and convey 
Forston House for the purposes of a Lunatic Asylum for the 


county 


Vide IRELAND. 





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Dorsersuirze Lunatic AsyLuM—continued. 
county of Dorset;: Referred to a Committee, 33- . Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 51. Presented, and read, 60.. Committed, 
$1. . Reported ;, to be ingrossed ; 115. Passed, 119. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 146. Royal Assent, 187... . 

Dovor. Harsour; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
maintaining and improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21. Reported; Bill ordered; 94. Presented, and 
read, 141. Committed, 153. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
215. Passed, 261. Agreed to by the Lords, 333. Royal 
Assent, 334. 

Vide Accounts. 

Drainace. Vide IRELAND. 

Dusiin.Improvement. VideIRELAND.. . 

Steam Packet Company. Vide IRELAND. 

Vessels. Vide IRELAND. 

Durrryn Liynvi Railway.. Vide BripcEenp. 

DumBarTon Roads. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Dunster Roads. Vide Minenweap. 


Duruam Railway. Vide CLARENCE. 











9° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 
PLASTER rete Petition of James Kirker, complaining 


of a Distress Warrant having been issued against him for 
non-payment of Easter Offerings; To lie on the Table, 282. 
Petition of Peter Watson, complaining 

of his Imprisonment for refusing to-pay Easter Offerings or 

Reckonings ; To lie on the Table, 536. 
East Inp1A :— 
(BomBAyY MARINE;) Act 4 Geo. 4. c.81. 
read; Bill to extend the Provisions of the East India Mutiny 
Act to the Bombay Marine, ordered, 491. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 498. Committed, 
515. Considered, 518. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 526. Passed, 528. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 541. Royal Assent, 544. 
—— (CRIMINAL .JUSTICE;) Bill for improving the 
Administration of Criminal Justice in the East Indies, or- 
dered, 399. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to.be printed; 407. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 440. Bill committed, 444. ‘Committee deferred, 469. 
Bill considered ; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and: Bill, as amended, to be printed; 473. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 488, 500. Bill re- 
committed; considered; 507. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 











Day appointed for Third Reading; 508. Third Reading de-- 


the Lords, with an 


ferred, 515. Bill pene 518. By 
onsidered, and agreed to, 553. Royal 


Amendment, 541. 
Assent, 554- 





(Hinpoo Wipows;) Petitions for abolish- 
ing the practice of burning Widows on the Funeral Piles 
of their Husbands; viz. Of the Vicar, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Nafferton, 6. Of Inhabitants of Liverpool ; 
To be printed, 313. Of Gildersome, in the Parish of 
Batley; To be printed, 409. Of the Congregation wor- 
shipping in Lady Hauntingdon’s Chapel at Ashbourn; of the 
Meeting-house, Cannon-street, Birmingham; of the Meet- 
ing-house in Bond-street, Birmingham; of Lombard-street 
Meeting-house, Deritend, Birmingham ; and, of Inhabitants 
of Melbourn and. its Vicinity; 443. Of Protestant Dis- 
senters assembling for Divine Worship in their Meeting- 
house, South Parade, Leeds; To be printed, 467. Of In- 
habitants of Northampton ; To be printed, 477. Of Co- 
ventry ; To be printed, 491. Of Duffield; and, of Heanor; 
494. Of Derby, 525. 

-—_-—_——_——. (Ibid and PILGRIM Tax;) Petitions for 
abolishing the practice of burning Widows on. the Funeral 
Piles of their Husbands, and for the Suppression of the Pil- 
grim Tax ; viz. Of the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters 
‘commonly called cay ents, meeting in Mosley-street, 
Manchester ; and, in Grosvenor-street Chapel, Manchester ; 
To be printed, 555. 





of Insolvent Debtors in India, ordered, 399. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 407. Second Reading deferred, 440. Bill com- 
mitted, 444. Committee deferred, 469. Bill considered ; 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 473. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 488, 500. Bill re-committed, and con- 
sidered, 508. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 515. Passed, 518. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 541. Royal Assent, 544. . 
(JURIES;) Petition of Hindoos, Parsees and 
Mahomedans, Inhabitants of Bombay, praying, That they 
may be enabled to serve on Grand Juries in Bombay; To lie 
on the Table, 372. To be printed, 390. . 
(PRIZE Money ;) Act 1 &amp; 2.Geo. 4. c.61. 
read; Bill for regulatin 
claimed Shares of Prize! 
anen.in the service of the East India Company, ordered; 421. 








Presented, and-read;. Day. appointed for Second Reading ; - 


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and to be printed ; 421. .Second Reading deferred, 440. . Bill 
committed, 446, . Committee deferred,.454. Bill considered, 
480. Reported ; to be.ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 484. Passed, 488. Agreed to by the Lords, 499. 
‘Royal Assent, 535. vieae 


+— (REAL PROPERTY;) Petition of British, Na- 





tive and other Inhabitants of Calcutta, praying the Honse to 

remedy the imperfect and unsettled state of the Law relating 

to Real Property in India, 200. To-lie on the Table; and 
- to be printed; 201. 


(Ibid.) Bill to explain and amend the Law re- 





lating thereto, ordered, 201. Presented, and read, 355: Day 


appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 356. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, ga0. Bill committed, 400, ‘ Con- 
sidered, 410. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 418. Third Reading deferred, 429. Bill 
passed, 434. Agreed to by the Lords, 467. Royal Assent, 482. 
-——_——— (REGISTRAR AT MADRAS;) Petitions com- 
plaining of the conduct of Gilbert Ricketts, the Registrar of 
the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras; viz. Of Myles 
O'Reill , 248. To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
250. Of Robert Sinclair, 282. To lie on the Table; and to 
_be printed; 283. 





— (SILK GooDs;) Petition of Merchants trading 
to the East Indies; praying, That the Duty on Silk Piece 
Goods imported from the East Indies, may be taken at go per 
centum on the value of the same; To lie on the Table, 530, 





(SILKS;) Petition of Alexander Duff, Na- 
thaniel Brooks and William Emerson, of Spital-square, Lon- 
don and of Sudbury, Silk Manufacturers, against the introduc- 
tion of East India Silks, 529. To be printed, 530. 





(STAMP TAX;) Petition of the British, Native 
and other Inhabitants of Calcutta, against the imposition of 
a Tax on Stamps in India, 444. Motion for referring the said 
Petition to a Select Committee ; By Leave withdrawn; Pe- 
tition to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 446, 





(TRADE;) Petition of British. Merchants and 
other Inhabitants of Calcutta, for equalizing the Duties on 
Sugar and other Articles imported from the East and~ West 
Indies, 437. To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 438. 


Vide Accounts. Ways AND Means. 





(INSOLVENT DEBTORS;) Bill for the Relief 


the Appropriation of certain un-"’ 
oney acquired by'Soldiers‘or Sea» 


East Inp1a Dock Company; Petition for a Bill to consolidate 
and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 72. Reported, 
82. Billordered, 83. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 
184. ‘Petition of Trustees, Vestrymen and Inhabitants of All 
Saints, Poplar, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 234. 
Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 276, Report fur- 
ther considered; Bill. to. be ingrossed; 331. Passed, 419. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 446. Royal Assent, 448." 

Vide Accounts. 


Railway. VideCommerctazRoap. East 








Lon pon. 


East Greenwicn Poor. Vide GREENWICH. 


East Lonpon Railway; Petition for a Bill for making and 
maintaining a Railway or Tramroad from Whitechapel‘Road 
to Lea Iron Bridge, with Branches to the East and West 
India Docks; Referred to a Committee, 55. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 83. Presented, and read, 134. Petitions of 
several Owners and Occupiers of Messuages, Lands, Tene- 
ments and Premises situated in the intended line of Road 
upon which the Railway or Tramroad between Union-street, 

hitechapel, and the East and West India Docks, is intended 
to be made and constructed ; of Owners and Occupiers of 
Houses, Shops, Warehouses, Manufactories, Messuages, 
Lands and Tenements situate in the Commercial Road leading 
from Whitechapel to Blackwall and the East and West India 
Docks; and, of Dealers in Teas, Sugars, Indigos, Rums, 
Mahogany, Saltpetre, Rice, Silk, Cotton, Drugs, and the 
various other Commodities, the Produce of the East and West 
Indies, and of several Merchants, ‘Traders and others, re- 
siding in and near to the City of London, in favour, 164. 
Bill committed, 164. Petitions of several Owners and 
Occupiers of Houses, Warehouses, Land and other Propert 
on or by the sides of the Commercial and. East India Doe 
Roads leading from the East and West India Docks to White- . 
chapel; and, of the Trustees of the Roads commonly called 
The Commercial and East India Dock Roads, against; To lie 
on the Table; ‘Petition of the Governors of the London 
Hospital, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 166. Pe- 
tition of John Sidney Hawkins, Esquire, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered,184. Petition of Trustees under Acts for 
regulating the Nightly Watch and Beadles, and better en- 
lightening, paving and cleansing the Streets, &amp;c. in Saint John, 
apping, Saint Paul, Shadwell, and other Places, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 198. Petition of Owners and 
Occupiers of Messuages, Lands and Tenements in Mile-end 
Old Town, in favour, 21 9. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Houses, Warehouses, Land and other Property on the Com- 
mercial and East India Dock Roads, and on the line of the 
proposed Railroad, against ;' Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
219. ‘Petition of Leaseholders and Occupiers of Messuages, 
‘Lands, ‘Tenements and. Premises, under’ the Governors and 
Trustees of the London Hospital, in favour; 229. ’ Petition of 
M 2 Owners 





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East Lonpon Railway—continued. 
Owners and Occupiers of Messuages, Lands, Tenements and 
Premises in All Saints, Poplar, in favour, 244. Petition of 
. Trustees, Vestrymen and Tohabitants ‘of All Saints, Poplar, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 253. Petitions of 
several Trustees of the Roads commonly called The Com- 
mercial and East India Dock Roads; of William Cotton, of 
Layton Stone, in the County of Essex, Esquire, and Joseph 
Tickell, of Clapton, in the County of Middlesex, Esquire, 
Governors of the London Hospital ; and, of Charles Hamp- 
den Turner, Esquire, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
258. Petitions of James Humphreys, uire, Lord of the 
anors of Bromley and Westham, in the County of Middle- 
sex; and, of several Leaseholders, Tenants and Sub-tenants of 
Messuages and Premises held under Lease from John Sidney 
Hawkins, Esquire, situated at or near the Whitechapel and 
Commercial Roads, in the County of Middlesex, in favour, 
262. Petition of Lessees and Owners of Houses and Pre- 
mises on the Estate of John Sidney Hawkins, Esquire, near 
the Commercial Road, in Saint Dunstan, Stepney, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 275.’ Petition of Sugar Re- 
finers and others in the Neighbourhood of London, in favour, 
293. Petition of Carmen and others, against ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 293. Time cnerges for Committee to re- 
port, 301. Petition of William Earle, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 311. Petition of Governors of the 
London Hospital, in favour, 312. Petition of Owners and 
Occupiers of Messuages, Lands, Tenements and Premises in 


Saint Mary Matfellon, otherwise Whitechapel, in favour, 324. 
Petition of Hugh M‘Intosh, Esquire, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 324. 


East Retrorp DisFRANCHISEMENT. Vide ELecrions. 
Eccresiasticat Courts; Petition of Thomas Theophilus 


Hawkey, rer a7 of the Fees of the Archdeaconry Office 
in Bodmin, 466. To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
467. Petition of the Reverend Peter Perring; for inquiry 
into the Proceedings and Charges of Proctors practising in 
the Bishops Court of Exeter ; To lie on the Table; and-to be 
printed; 499. 





Vide Accounts: (ADDRESSES, 23, 24, 25.) 


EcciesiastTicat Laws; Petition of Persons who have served 


the Office of Cherchwarden in Sheffield, for the more effectual 
enforcement thereof relative to Church Rates ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 503. 





referments; Bill from the Lords to extend 
the Provisions of Act for the Relief of Spiritual Persons 
and Patrons of Ecclesiastical Preferments from certain Penal- 
tics, 472. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 477. Orders for Second Reading, and read- 
ing the Bill the first time, read and discharged ; Bill laid 
aside ; 486. 

Vide Benerices RESIGNATION. 





EpinsBurGcH O11L Gas. Company. 





Vide ScoTLanp. 
Police. Vide ScorLanp. 





Epvucation. Vide CANADA Crown Lanps. IRELAND. 





ELECTIONS: 


CONTROVERTED. Vide Petitions, infra. 
ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS :— 


For regulating the Mode of Proceeding with respect to Petitions questioning the Returns of Members, and touching 


Privileges and Elections, 7. 


That leaving Copies of the Bill to incapacitate certain Persons from voting at Elections for East Retford, at the place 
of Abode of he Persons named therein, be deemed good Service, 477. 


PETITIONS :— 


Orders for considering certain Election Petitions discharged, the Parties not having entered into Recognizances, 134, 


18 


7: 
Consideration of a Petition adjourned, there not being sufficient Members to complete the List of Forty-nine, 162. 
Election Petition received from Ireland, 547. Vide Cuare. 


Of Valentine Blake, Esquire, prayin 


that a New Writ may be forthwith issued for a Knight of the Shire for the 


County of Galway, vacant by the alleged Promotion or Elevation of James Daly to the Peerage, 557. 


SpecitaAL Reports :— 


Respecting Members of the Committee having vacated their Seats; also relative to the Illness of a Member ; also of 
the Absence of a Member; 244.—Touching the Right of Election, 263. 


DEFAULTERS :— 


Resolutions, That upon the appointment of certain Election Committees, Mr. Speaker do direct the Names of Members 
absent to be set aside, and that a List thereof be reported at such time as the House shall appoint; and that the 
Members for whose Non-attendance sufficient excuse shall not be made, shall be taken into Custody, 162. 


RECOGNIZANCES :— 


Reports relating to Recognizances, referred to Select Committee on Election Standing Orders, 501. 


BILLS, &amp;e. relating to Etections, &amp;c. 





- (Cities and Boroughs Polls); Bill to regulate the mode of taking Polls in Cities and Boroughs in England, 











ordered, 93. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 97. Second Reading 
deferred, 121. Bill committed, 151. Committee deferred, 171. Bill considered ; reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 179. Petition of the Citizens and Inhabitants of 
Worcester, against, 194. Tobe printed, 195. Further consideration of Report deferred, 196. Petition of Freemen, 
Electors of the City of Worcester, resident in London, against ; to be printed, 218. Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
218. Order for further considering Bill, read, and discharged ; Bill re-committed to a Select Committee; Five to 
be the Quorum; 232. Members added, 238, 260. Bill 2 emg ; and again re-committed ; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ; 265. Considered, 280. Committee deferred, 285, 308, 317. Bill considered ; reported; Day appointed 
tor further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 322. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
342. Further consideration of Report rah feta for want of Forty Members, 349. Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report, 351. Report farther considered ; Bill again re-committed ; considered; 354. Further considered, 
357° Counmnittes deferred, 364. Bill further considered; reported; Day appointed for further considering Re- 

ort; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 368. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 

hird Reading; 381. Third Reading deferred, 391. Motion for reading the Bill the Third Time; Debate there- 
upon adjourned; 410, Day appointed for Third Reading, 476. Passed, 485. Agreed to by the Lords, 512. 
Royal Assent, 535. 

Conny Elections); Bill to declare the Rights of Freeholders in separate Districts or Counties to vote at 
Elections fur Counties, ordered, 186. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 194. Committed, 218. Committee deferred, 272, 307, 317, 330. Bill considered ; reported ; Day ap- 
pewter for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 357. Further consideration of 

eport deferred, 381, 391. 

(East Retford Disfranchisement) ; Bill to exclude the Borough of East Retford from erecting Burgesses 
to serve in Parliament, and to enable the Town of Birmingham to return two Representatives in lieu thereof, 
ordered, g. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 9, Copies of the Bill, and 
of Order for Second Reading, to be served on the Returning Officer of East Retford, and on the High Bailiff of 
Birmingham, 14. Bill committed; Persons ordered to attetid; 102, 114, 116. Petitions referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; other Petitions referred; 122. Bill considered ; Report, That Jonathan Fox had attempted to defeat the 
Investigation of the Committee, by wilfully suppressing the truth; Jonathan Fox committed to Newgate ; and 
Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly ; Bill further considered ; Minutes ordered ; presented ; to be printed ; 
222, Bill further considered ; Minutes ordered ; presented; to be printed ; 126. Persons discharged from further 
attendance, 127, 1 $e. - Persons ordered to attend, 130. :Petition of Jonathan Fox to be discharged, 138. To lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed; 139. Motion for bringing bim to the Bar, in order to his being discharged ; by 
leave withdrawn ; 339" Gonniten deferred, 140. Motion for bringing Jonathan Fox to the Bar, im~ order to his 
being discharged, by leave withdrawn ; Jonathan Fox to be brought tothe Bar, in order to his beng oo * 

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1828.] INDEX ¢ the E1Gury-ruHirp VoLumMeE. 











ELECTLONS—continued. 
BILLS, &amp;ec. relating to ELections—continued. 


et 9245" 
&amp; 12t55 


and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly, 146, Bill further consideréd; Report, That William Lead- 
beater had been guilty of gross and wilful Falsehood in his Evidencé given ‘before the Committee; William 
Leadbeater committed to Newgate, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly ; Bill further considered ; 
Minutes ordered; presented; tu be printed; 147. Persons discharged from further attendance, 147. Fox repri- 
manded, and discharged ; what was said by Mr. Speaker to be entered ‘in the Journals, Nem. Con:; 151. Motion, 
That Samuel Crompton, oe a do, in his place, attend the Committee of the whole House, to whom the Bill is 
referred ; and by leave withdrawn; Bill further considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further consideration of 
Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 152. Person discharged from further attendance, 152. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 170. Bill re-committed ; Instruction to Committee to make Provision for the pre- 
vention of Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve for East Retford, by extending the right of 
Voting to all Forty Shilling Freeholders of the Hundred of Bassetlaw ; Committee deferred ; 191. Petition of Wil- 
liam Leadbeater to be discharged ; To lie on the Table, and to be printed; William Leadbeater to be brought to the 
Bar, in order to his being discharged ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly ; 195. Committee de- 
ferred, 196. Leadbeater reprimanded, and discharged ; what was said by Mr. Speaker to be entered in the Journals, 
Nem. Con.; 199. Committee deferred, 217, 238, 288. Petitions of the Senior Bailiff and Aldermen of East Ret- 
ford; and of Aldermen and Burgesses of East Retford, against; 329. To be printed, 330. Committee deferred, 
342, 354-__ Bill further considered, 363. Further considered, and reported; Day uppointed for further considering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 390. Further consideration of Report deferred, 415, 451. Bill again 
re-committed, 484. Considered, 485, Report deferred, 490, 491. Bill reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; 526. 

(ibid.) Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of the Bailiffs, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of East 
Retford; To be printed, 25. Of Inhabitants of East Retford, 101. To be printed, 102. Of John Parker, 

uire, 117. Petitions again read, and referred ; Counsel ordered ; 122. Vide supra. 


(ibid.) Petition of Inhabitants of the Borough of East Retford to extend the Right of Voting to the House- 


* holders of the said Borough, in preference to transferring it to Birmingham or elsewhere ; To be printed, 07. Re- 
ferred, 122. Vide supra. " 


(East Retford Freemen); Bill to incapacitate certain Persons therein named, from voting at Elections of 
Members to serve in Parliament, ordered, 473. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to 
be printed ; Copies of the Bill, and of Order for Second Reading to be served on all the several Persons therein 
named ; Resolution, That leaving the said Copies at the respective places of abode of the Persons named in the 
Bill, be deemed good Service; 477. _ Petitions of John Richardson ; of Robert Watmough; of William Hodson ; 
of Benjamin Scott; of Thomas Cutler ; of Stephen Lawrence ; of William Grant ; of Broxholme Slaney ; of John 
Baker ; of John Butler ; of George Haydock ; of John Uttley ; of Thomas Slaney ; and of Thomas Butler, against, 
To lie on the Fable; and, of Thomas Willey, Burgesses of the Borough of East Retford, against ; To be printed, 489. 
Second Reading deferred, 491. Petitions of George Bingham ; of John Hutchinson ; of Thomas Clark ; of Stephen 
Hurst ; of Thomas Evens ; of William Grant; of John Richardson, senior; of James Bailey; of William Burton ; 
of William Elvidge ; and*of George Worsley, against; To lie on the Table; of Westby Leadbeater; and, John 
Taylor, of Lime-street, London, against; To be printed, 523. Bill committed; Committee put off for Three 

.. Months ; 526... Petitions. of John Hoult; of William Cookson; of William Cartwright; and, of John Burton, 
Burgesses of the Borough of East Retford, against ; To lie on the Table, 529. 


(Election Trial. Acts Consolidation); Bill to consolidate and amend the. Laws relating to the Trial of Con- 

troverted Elections, or Returns of Members to serve in Parliament, ordered, 235. Presented, and read; Da 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 236. Second Reading deferred, 239, 243. Bill get hat | 
250. Considered; reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 256. 
Bill re-committed ; considered ; 280. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Readitig; 284. 
Third Reading deferred, 290, 308. Bill passed, 317. By the Lords, with Amendments, 370. Considered, and 
agreed to, 373. Royal Assent, 375. ' rt é 

(Freeholders Registration); Bill for the Registration of Freeholders entitled to vote at County Elections, 
ordered, 139. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 153. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 179, 182, 186, 196. Bill committed, 202. Committee deferred, 273, 280, 286, 301, 308, 318, 343, 
354, 359, 364, 369, 385, 391, 395, 404. Committee put off for Three Months, 431. 

-————. (Galway Jurisdiction); Bill for the more effectually preserving the Peace at Elections of Members to serve 
in Parliament for Galway, ordered, 260. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 265. Second Reading deferred, 317, 342, 363, 390. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 400. 

Petition of Valentine Blake, Esquire, stating that the above Bill has been unac- 

countably dropped ; and praying, that a New Writ may be forthwith issued for a soles of the Shire for the 


County of Galway, vacant by the alleged promotion or elevation of James Daly to the Peerage; To lie on the 
Table, 557. 


(Penryn Disfranchisement); Bill to exclude the Borough of Penryn from sending Members to Parliament, 
and to enable the Town of Manchester to send Two Members to Parliament, ordered, 9 - Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 88. Second Reading deferred ; Copy of the Bill, and of 
Order for Second Reading to be served on the Returning Officer for Penryn ; 114. Second Reading deferred, 
147. Bill committed, 171. Considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 182. Bill re-committed; considered; 106. Reported; Bill again re-committed ; considered ; 
207. Reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 208. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 212. Passed, 218. 


(ibid.) Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of the Electors of the Borough of Penryn, 144. To lie on 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 145. 


——— Vide Accounts. , 


(Witnesses); Bill fromthe Lords to indemnify Witnesses who u:ay give Evidence before the Lords on a Bill 
to exclude the Borough of Penryn from sending Members to Parliament, 232. Read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 232. Bill committed ; considered; reported; and passed; 236. Royal Assent, 244. 

Vide Lorps. | 


(Voters Registration); Bill for the Registration of Persons entitled to Vote for Members to serve in 
Parliament, ordered, 373. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 374. 
Second Reading deferred, 385, 391, 409, 429, 434, 441, 447. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 453. 


Erection Stanpinc Orpers; Select Committee appointed to consider and revise the Orders of the House 
respecting the Trial of Controverted Elections, and to report their Observations thereupon; Three to be the 
Quorum ; Reports of 11 February 1789, 20 May 1791, from Committees on so much of Act 28 Geo. 3. c. 52. as 
relates to the Examination of Sureties and taking Recognizances on Election Petitions; and of 2 July 1813, from 
Committee on Fees payable to Examiners of Election Tcocamieonbed Referred; Act 9 Geo, 4..c..22. read, and 
referred ; 501. Power to Committee to report Opinion; Resolutions reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and to be printed; 525. poe further, considered, 531. Resolutions .read,, and agreed to be 
made Standing Orders of the House, 532. 


—— (Election: Expenses); Petitions of Ribbon Manafacturers of Coventry ; also of Spitalfields, against so much 














| “»., of. the Act.of Jast Session as prohibits the giving, away.,of Ribbons, at Elections by the Candidates ;,To lie on the 
ang, ookables, pad: to, be:printed 51862 6) 9.6) oninn we 7, 

; 1F a aaenses — — Motion: for bringitig n 4 . 

ob pihesuse of Ribbons at‘ Elections of Members toserve' in Parliament; Question Neg: thereupon, 186. 


a] 





ina Bill to repeal so much of Act 7 and 8 Gen. 4 as prohibits 


bs VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. N 








INDEX ¢o the Ereuty-TH1rRp Votume. [ 1898. 








ELECTLONS—continued. 
BILLS, &amp;c. relating to ELect10Ns—continued. 


(Freemen, Admission of); Motion for bringing in a Bill to regulate the Admission of Freemen in Cities 
and Boroughs; Question Neg. thereupon, 186. 








PETITIONS relating to ContROvERTED Exections; Viz. 


Crare County ; Petition of Sir Hugh Dillon Massy, Baronet, and others, Freeholders, complaining of that 
Election, 547. Day appointed for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 
Persons, Papers and Records ; 551. 


Dover; Petition of John Halcomb, Esquire, and others, Freemen, com laining of that Election, 102. Day ap- 
pointed for taking it into Consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
103. Consideration adjourned, 162. Petition considered, 162. Committee appointed, 167. Report, That the 
Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c., 180. 

Duruam Ciry; Petition of John Bulman, Henry Beckett, and others, complaining of that Election, 91. Day 
appointed for taking it into Consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 

2. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that the Petitioners had not entered into Recognizances in respect of their 
Petition; Order for considering it, discharged, 134. 

Luptow ; Petition of Edmund Lechmere Charlton, Esquire, respecting the Right of Election; To lie on the Table, 
37. _ Petition read again ; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
for Persons, Papers and Records; 145. Petition of Voters to defend the Right of Election; To be taken into con- 
sideration at the same time, 251. And Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, 2 52. 
Petition considered, 256. Committee appointed, 257. Report touching the Right of Election, 263. 


Wesrmzatn County ; Special Report from Committee appointed last Session for trying the Merits of that Election, 
respecting John Bond, Esquire, and the Earl of Brecknock, (Members of the Committee) having vacated their 
Seats ; also of the Illness of Lord Arthur Hill, (another Member of the Committee); and also of ‘Thomas Spring 
Rice, Bas (another Member of the Committee) who was absent; certain Persons examined in relation to the 
Illness of Lord Arthur Hill; Lord Arthur Hill excused for not attending, and leave given him to absent himself 
from any further Attendance; Mr. Spring Rice stated, that he understood the Committee had agreed to meet at 
Twelve instead of Eleven, as no business could be proceeded with till the names of the Members who-had vacated 
their Seats had been reported; and having verified the same upon Oath, he was excused, 244. Report, That the 
Sitting Member is duly elected, 277. 

Weymourn and Metcomse Recis; Petition of Richard Augustus Tucker Steward, and others, complaining of 
that Election, 143. Day appointed for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Westen for 
Persons, Papers and Records; 144. Mr. y rey acquainted the House, that the Petitioners had not entered into 
Recognizances in respect of their Petition; Order for considering it, discharged, 187. 


WRITS ISSUED IN THE RECESS: 


fw 




















cr \ 
FOR WHAT PLACE. IN THE ROOM OF ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 
Carlisle wi hnet ty ~ Sir Philip Musgrave, Baronet - = - Deceased; 3. 
Cork County - - - - Lord Viscount Ennismore - - Deceased ; 3. 
Lanarkshire - - - = - . Lord Archibald Hamilton -. Deceased ; 3. 
Maldon oA erie it Elia ae Honourable George Mark Arthur Way ; 
Allanson Winn - - - Y} Deceased ; 3- 
Seaford ene eh ae Right honourable George Canning - Deceased ; 3. 
Yarmouth - - - - - Lord Binning - - - . Now Baron Melros; 3. 
WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION: 
c reste ai 
Anglesey - - - - ° Earl of Uxbridge - - - - State Steward to Lord Lieutenant of 


Ireland ; 177. 


Armagh Borough ti. eu &amp; Right honourable Henry Goulburn - Chancellor of the Exchequer ; 3. 


Ashburton - - - - - Right hon. William Sturges Bourne 


First Commissioner of Woods and Fo- 
rests, &amp;c.3; 4. 


SE ee ee, ee Earlof Brecknock - - -— = Councillor to the Lord High Admiral ; 12. 


Blechin 


a ee ee es Right hon. William Lamb - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 539. 
Cambridge Borough - - = - MarquisGraham - - -— = Commissioner for the Affairs of India ; 
11. 


Clare County 


Right hon. William Vesey Fitzgerald President of the Board of Trade; 428. 


Corfe Castle John Bond, —— - = Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 4. 
Dovor = Edward Bootle Wilbraham, Esquire Now Lord Skelmersdale; 6. 
Dumfries-shire Sir William Johnstone Hope - Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital ; 192. 


Durham City 
Durham City 
Durham County 


Clerk of the Ordnance; 4. 
Secretary at War; 383. 
Now Lord Durham; 4. 


Sir Henry Hardinge - 
Sir Henry Hardinge i ooa 
John George Lambton, Esquire 


Edinburghshire Sir George Clerk, Baronet - Councillor to the Lord High Admiral; 12. 

Ennis - - Thomas Frankland Lewis, Esquire Vice President of the Board of Trade; 3. 

| aetel - Right hon. Thomas Frankland Lewis Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 237. 
niskillen 


Harwich - 
Haslemere - 


Richard Magenis, Esquire . - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 4. 
Right hon. Jobn Charles Herries = - Chancellor of the Exchequer ; 3. 
Right hon. Sir John Beckett, Baronet Judge Advocate General; 3. 


Inverness-shire Right honourable Charles Grant = - Treasurer of the Navy ; 3. 

Kilkenny City - - = - John Doherty, Esquire - -— - His Majesty’s Solicitor General for Ire- 
: land; 29. 

Liverpol - - - - - Right honourable William Huskisson Secretary of State; 3. 


Longford County 7. aes Lord Viscount Forbes - -— - Comptroller of the Household to Lord 


Lymington -  - 


Lynn 


Oxford 





egis - 
oamouth County 
Newport -  - 
odie - - 
Old Sarum - - 


Lieutenant of Ireland; 122. 


Thomas Divett, Esquire - - - Deceased ; 551. 

Lord Will. Henry Cavendish Bentinck Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 4. 
Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset Commissioner of the Treasury ; 3. 
Spencer Perceval, Esquire - Clerk of the Ordnance; 558. 

Lord Viscount Folkestone - - Now Earl of Radnor ; 36. 

Josias Dupre Alexander -  -  - | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 203. 
Right honourable Robert Peel - = - Secretary of State; 3. 


University 











1828. ] 


INDEX to the Fieuty-THIRD VoLuME. 





ELECTIONS—continued. 


atl eesiie 


WRITS. ISSUED DURING THE SESSION—continued. 





Cc ee — 
FOR WHAT PLACE. 


Perthshire - 
Plymouth - 
Plympton Earle 
Radnor County 


Richmond - Samuel Barrett Moulton Barrett, Esq. 
Ripon - Right hon. Sir Launcelot Shadwell  - 
Sandwich - - - - = Sir Edward William 

Owen - - - 
St. Ives Pl enenciad) + eone® Sir Christopher Hawkins, Baronet - 
St. Ives See igs, Call. (ty Right hon. Charles Arbuthnot - 
Sudbury - - oe ee John Wilks, Esquire - = - 
Sutherlandshire - - - = |. Lord Francis LevesonGower -  - 
Totness enontieat fe yiins 


Wareham - e ~ . 


Wenlock - - - - - 
Weobly eh det Eee - 


Westmorland - - - - 


Weymouth and Melcombe Regis - 


Woodstock - - - - = Lord Ashley - 





Vide CorporaATE Funps. 
WITNESSES. 





EvectTive Francuise; Petitions for the extension thereof; 
viz. Of Inhabitants of the City of Lincolu and County of the 
same City ; To be printed, 136. Of Freeholders of the Town 
and County of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 155. Of Inhabitant 
Freeholders and others of Redruth, in the Hundred of Pen- 
with in Cornwall ; To be printed, 193. Of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers and others of Manchester; To be printed, 195. Of 
Free Burgesses and other Inhabitants of Liverpool; To be 
printed, 414. 





Vide Counties CoRPORATE, 
Emigrants. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


EmicratTion ; Petitions praying the House to facilitate the 
means of Emigration; viz. Of the Loudoun Parish Emigra- 
tion Society, 83. Of Inhabitants of Glasgow, 126. Of the 

Glasgow Emigration Society; and of the Hibernian Protes- 

tant Emigration Society in Paisley ; To be printed, 126. Of 

the Irish Friendly Emigration Society in the County of Ren- 
frew ; To be printed, 150. Of the Labouring and Industrious 

Class of the Inhabitants of Lisburn ; To be printed, 177. Of 

John Johnson, Secretary to the Manchester Second Emigra- 

tion Society ; To be printed, 207. Of Inhabitants of Belfast ; 

To be printed, 210. Of Operatives of Hamilton and County 

of Lanark; of the Paisley Friendly Emigration Society, 

No. 1; and, of Inhabitants of Breadalbane; To be printed, 

226. Of Members of Emigration Societies in Glasgow, 313. 

Of Weavers and others residing in Hamilton, 321. Of Inha- 

bitants of Glasgow ; To be printed, 432. Of Society of Out 

Pensioners of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, and of the Board 

of Ordnance residing in Glasgow ; and, of Persons residing in 

and near Paisley ; ‘To be printed, rhe 

Reports from Select Committee on Emigration 

in 1827, read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 

House ; 207. 








Bill to enable Parishes in England to mortgage 
their Poor Rates for the purpose of assisting Voluntary Emi- 
gration, ordered, 243. 

Motion, That this House will, early in the next 
Session, take into consideration the expediency of adopting cer- 
tain Measures relative to Emigration; By leave withdrawn, 472. 
Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 26.) GouRLAY. 
EnGaGemrEnts. Vide PromisEs. 

EN.istMENTs. Vide Foreign ENLISTMENT. 

Enrtaits. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Eguity. Vide Law and Eguiry. 

Esszguisno. Vide Rouen. 

Evans’s Cuaritizes. Vide Irg.anp. © 

Evipence ; Usual Orders relating thereto, 7. 

Law of; Bill from the Lords for amending the Law 
of Evidence in certain cases, 242; read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 243. Committed, 256. 
Considered, 316. Report defer,ed, 323, 333, 337, 343- Bill 
reported, with an Amendment, and agreed to; re a 
pointed for Third Reading; 358; Third Reading deferred ; 
364. Bill passed, with AaeAa ants, 380. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 458. Royal Assent, 482. 


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IN THE ROOM OF 


Sir George Murray - -_ - 
Sir William Congreve, Baronet 

Sir Charles Wetherell - - 
Walter Wilkins, Esquire - - 


Thomas Peregrine Courtenay, Esquire 
Right hon. John Calcraft - - - 
Hon. John George Weld Forester 
Sir George Cockburn wiciltat bie 
Lord Viscount Lowther - -— - 


Right hon. Thomas Wallace - - 


ELecTivE FRANCHISE. 


- 


ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 





Secretary of State; 383. 
Deceased; 383. 


His Majesty’s Attorney General; 12. 
Deceased ; 


Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 4. 

Vice Chancellor; 4. 

Councillor to the Lord High Admiral ; 
139. 

Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 87. 

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ; 
383. 

Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 227. 

Chief Secretary to Lord Lieutenant of 
Ireland ; 450. 

bid President of the Board of Trade ; 
393. 

Rayinarier General of His Majesty’s 
forces ; 345. 

Now Lord Forester ; 419. 

Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 400, 

First Commissioner of Woods and Fo- 
rests, &amp;c.; 383. 

Now Lord Wallace; 4. 

Commissioner for the Affairs of India ; 11. 


Campbell war 





Peers. Questions Nee. 


SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 


ExcuanGE, Bills of. Vide IRELAND. 


Excueguer Bills. Vide Accounts. 
and Bits in Suppty. 

ExcHEQgueEr Court. Vide Accounts. SuPPty. 

Orrice. Vide Accounts. 

ExcisgasLe Liquors; Act 35 Geo. 3. c. 113. read; Bill to 
amend so much of the said Act, as relates to the sale of Ex- 
ciseable Liquors by retail, ordered, 289. Order of Leave 
for Bill read, and discharged; another Bill ordered ; 369. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 372. Committed, 385. Considered, 391. 
Reported; to beingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
395. Bill passed, 397 

ide HoTEL-KEEPERS. JOURNALS, 

Excise Laws; Petitions complaining of the vexatious operation 
thereof; viz. Of John Corrie; To lie on the Table, 300. Of 
Thomas Smith; and of Charles Cook ; ‘To be printed, 300. 

——— Petition of Landbolders and others of Aberdeen, 

for the Amendment thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be 

printed ; 511. 


Ways and MEans, 








Petition of the Wife and Children of John Cat- 
low, complaining of the Imprisonment of John Catlow under 
the Excise Laws; To lie on the Table, 517. 

Excise Licenses and Survey; Bill to provide for the‘execution. 
of the several Laws of Excise on certain commodities, ordered, 
424. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 426. Committed, 440. Committee 
deferred, 446, 454. Bill considered 459. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 470. Bill 
passed, 474. Agreed to by the Lords, 489. Royal Assent, 534. 

Excise REveNvE; Acts relating to the Excise, read; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 392. Con- 
sidered, 417. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 423. Bill 
or Bills ordered, 424. Vide Distituation. Excise Li- 
cENSEs and Survey. Grass Duties, Passace VEssELs 
LicensgEs. Resolutions to be printed, 427. 

—— Acts relating to the Excise, read ; Instruc- 

tion to Committee on Distillation Bill, to make Provision 

therein for compelling an early payment of the Duty on Malt 

made to be used in distilling Spirits from Malt only, 461. 

Vide DisTiLLaTION. 

— Vide Accounts. 


Execurtors ; Bill'to declare and settle the Rights and Interests 
of Executors to the Estates of Testators, brought from the 
Lords, 17 May 1726; To be printed, 21, 

— Bill for settling the Rights of Executors in undis- 

posed-of Residues of Personal Estates, ordered, 233. Pre- 

sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 235. Committed, 239. Committee deferred, 

246, 261, 266, 299, 317, 322, 341, 351, 354, 364, 369. Bill 

considered; reported; Day appointed for further considering 

Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 971. Further con- 

sideration of a oe deferred, 384. Bill ree-committed ; con- 

sidered ; 399. Report deferred, 406,’ Bill reported; to be 
N2 ingrossed ; 

















IN DEX ‘¢%o the E1GHTY-THI RD VOLUME. 






(1898. 








ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 417. Passed, 
433- 
Exeter, Bishops Court. Vide Ecctesiasticat Courts. 


9° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


Faxennam Road. Vide WeLLs. 

Farruam Roads; Petition fora Bill for repairing and improving 
the Roads from Gosport through Farebam and Wickham to 
Bishops Waltham, and to Chawton Pond; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 50. Reported; Bill ordered; 141. Presented, and 
read, i154. Committed, 244. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
286. Passed, 302. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal 
Assent, 344. : 


Farguuarson’s Estate. Vide ScoTLaNnD. 

Farrewu, Edward. Vide Ineranp (Desrt,) 

Fers; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
into the mode of condacting Private Business in this House, 


and the Fees paid thereon; also the Fees paid on Trials of 
Controverted Elections ; Debate thereupon adjourned, 330. 

—— Vide Ecc.esiasticaL Courts. 

Fetons’ Counse1; Bill for allowing Persons accused of Felo- 
nies and certain Treasons, to make their Answer and Defence 
by Counsel, ordered, 353. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 377. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 410. Second Reading put off for 
‘Three Months, 432. 

Ferousson’s Estate. 

Ferrypripce Canal. 

FINANCE. 


Vide ScoTLAND. 
Vide WAKEFIELD. 
Vide Pustic Income and ExpEenDITURE. 


Fire Insurances ; Petitions for Reduction of Duties there- 
on; viz, Of the Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal 
Burgh of Dumbarton, 150. Of several Fire Insurance Com- 
rome in Scotland, 193; To be printed, 194. Of several 

ire Insurance Companies ; To be printed, 199. Of the For- 
farshire and Perthshire Fire {nsurance Company; To be 
printed, 231. Of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufac- 
tures for Forfarshire,242. Of Magistrates, Heritors and others, 
of Forres; To be printed, 247. Of Directors of the York- 
shire Fire and Life Insurance Company, 320. 
Vide Stamps. 


Vide Brun pReETT. 





Fisner, Josepa. 


Fisnexies; Petitions for continuance of Act for the Encou- 
ragement and Improvement of the British Fisheries ; viz. Of 
the Fishermen belonging to Scarborough, Filey, and Flam- 
borough; and of the Fishermen and Fish-curers of Staithes 
and Runswick, in the Parish of Hinderwell, 177. Of Fishers 
and others engaged in the British Herring, Cod, and Ling 
Fisheries in Long Island and the Coasts adjacent, in the 
County of Inverness ; To be printed, 246. OF Fish-curers, 
Coopers and others, concerned in the Herring Fishery at 
Banff and M‘Duff, 340. Of Fish-curers and others engaged 
and interested in the British Fisheries in the Island of Skye 
and parts adjacent, of the Counties of Ross and Inverness ; 
To be printed, 432. Of Fishers, Fish-curers and others en- 
gaged in the British a and Cod and Ling Fisheries in 
the Island of Mull and the Coasts adjacent, in the County of 
Argyle, 444. Of Heritors, Magistrates, Justices of the Peace 
at others interested in the Herring Fishery, and consequent 
Prosperity of the Country, 462. Of Fish-curers of Montrose, 
$17: Of Fish-curers, Fishermen, and others interested in the 

erring and White Fisheries along the North-west Coast of 
Wigtonshire, 531. 


FLANAGAN, Thomas. Vide IRELAND. 


Fiovur; Petitions for permission to manufacture Foreign Corn 
or Bonded Wheat into Flour and Biscuit for Exportation ; 
viz. Of Merchants’ of London; To lie on the Table, 245. 
Of Merchants and others of Dovor; To lie on the Table ; and 
to be printed ; 259. Of Merchants and others of Southamp- 
ton; ‘To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 431. 


———— Petition of James Surrey, for a Duty on Foreign 
Corn ground into Flour for Home Consumption; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 260. 

Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Mills in the 

County of Stafford against the Importation of Foreign Flour 

and Meal; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 259. 

Vide Accounts. IReLanp. 

Footmen ; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 


Foreion EntistmMent; Petition of the Guardians, Trustees, 
and Wardens of the Gun-barrel Proof-House, and of Manu- 
facturers of Fire Arms and Warlike Stores in Birmingham, 
for the repeal of the Seventh and Eighth Sections of the Fo- 
reign Enlistment Act, 498. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 499. 

Foreien Frovur: Vide Frour. 

Foreicn Insurances. Vide Marine. 

Forricn Sinks. Vide Siuxs. 


Forcery. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 30.) 








FouLmirg Roads. Vide CamsBripGe. | 


Four anv Hatr PER cent Duties; Petitions complaining 
thereof ; viz. Of Planters and others interested in the Colo- 
nies of St. Christopher and Nevis, resident in Great Britain ; 
and, of Tortola and the Virgin Islands ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 494. 

Fowxg, late Henry; Bill from the Lords, for rendering valid 
Award of Commissivners to him under Great Washbourne 
Inclosure Act, 363. Read, 365. Committed, 377.. Re- 
ported, and passed, 396. Royal Assent, 449. 

France; Petitions complaining of Claims on France not being 
fully liquidated ; viz. Of Henry Cazenove of the City of Lon- 
don, Merchant, duly authorized to act for and on behalf of 
certain Inhabitants of the Island of Mauritius, 464. Of Wil- 
liam Charles Newland, of Chichester, Merchant, 465. To be 
printed, 466. Of Preston Edgar and William Reed; and, 
of William Langmead, Esquire; 523. To be printed, 524. 
Of Robert Bruce, of Bristol, Merchant; To be printed, 540. 
Of William Grant, of Portsmouth, Banker, 542. To be 
a 543. Of James Bourdieu, Samuel Chollett and 

ames Bourdieu, the younger, of the City of London, Mer- 
chants and Co-partners, carrying on trade under the Style or 
Firm of Bourdieu, Chollet and Bourdieu, and of Fermin de 
Tastet of the said City of London, Merchant, carrying on busi- 
ness under the firm of Fermin deTastet and Company; of Frances 
Samuel, Widow, on behalf of herself and Family ; of Nodes 
Dickinson, of Wigmore-street, Cavendish Square, in the 
County of Middlesex, me duly authorized to act for and 
on behalf of certain British Subjects Inhabitants of the Island 
of Saint Martin in the West Indies ; of Robert Cowie, Agent, 
duly authorized to act on behalf of various Merchants and 
others, British Subjects, both for Supplies to French Prisoners 
of War, and for other Claims, all duly proved and admitted 
by the Commissioners for Claims on France; of Robert 

owie, Merchant of London and Agent of Messrs. Phyn 
and Ellice, Estate of John ‘Tunno, Esquire, James Cazenove, 
Esquire, Fermin de Tastet, Finlay, Bannatyne and Company, 
Joseph Watson and various other Claimants; of Frederick 
Thomas Pratt and Robert Cowie, Agents, duly authorized to 
act for and on behalf of certain Inhabitants of the Island of 
Mauritius and the Ionian Islands, Claimants.on the Govern- 
ment of France ; and, of Mary Delamotte Wright and Joseph 
Wright, her husband, British Subjects ; 557. 

Vide Accounts. 


Frauputent Devises ; Acts relating to the Relief of Cre- 
ditors against Fraudulent Devises, read; Bill for facilitating 
the Payment of Debts out of ‘Real Estates, ordered, 322. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 362. Second Reading deferred, 371, 382. 
Bill committed, 391. Considered, 400. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 406. Passed, 
418. 

Free, Reverend Edmund Drax, pv. p. Petition of Montague 
Burgoyne, Churchwarden of Sutton, complaining of certain 
Irregularities in his Conduct, and praying for a Bill to enable 
the Diocesan in certain cases to provide for the duty of Divine 
Service, by appointing a Curate; To lie on the Table, 85. 

Free Trapve; Petition of Inhabitants of Cockermouth, for 
the Abolition of those Laws which impede the Freedom of 
Trade ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 329. 

Freenoupers in Districts. Vide ELections. 

Registration. Vide ELections. 


Frencn Cuaims. Vide Bope. Questions NEG. 


Frienpty Societies; Acts relating to Friendly Societies, 
read ; Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating thereto, 
ordered, 93. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed ; 139. Second Reading deferred, 
171,191,197. Petition of the Good Samaritan Friendly So- 
ciety held in Berwick-street, St. James’s, against; To lie on the 
Table, 199. Petition of G. R. Cotter, Chairmain of a Gene- 
ral Meeting of the Delegates, Officers and Members of Benefit 
Societies in the Metropolis, against; To be printed, 199. 
Bill committed ; Five to be the Quorum, 202. Petition of 
the Friendly Society of Social Brothers held at The Castle 
in the City Road, against; Referred, 224. Petitions of se- 
veral Members of the Benefit Society called The Associated 
Brethren, held at the sign of the Jacob’s Well, Barbican, in 
the city of London; of the Sympathetic Sons of Harmony, 
the United Sons of Humanity, and the United Benevolent 
Brothers, against; To lie on the Table, 235. Petitions of 
the Friendly Society holden at Botley, Hants; and, of the 
President, Conmmitice and Stockholders of the Olive Branch 
Friendly Society, against ; Referred, 238. Petitions of the 
Union Friendly Society of Darlington ; of the Brotherly Union 
Friendly Society, meeting at Salem Chapel, ‘Meard’s Court, 
Westminster ; of the Constitutional Society, Preston ; of the 
Ebenezer Society, Portsea; of the United Society, Gosport ; 
of Members of the Friendly Societies, King’s Town, Maid- 
stone ; of the Prosperous Society, Stockport ; of the Stock- 
port Union Society; of the New Bridge-lane Provident So- 
ciety, Stockport ; of the Friendly Secret Bramhall, Stock- 
port; of the Friendly Society, Hill-Gate,. Stockport ; of 





bof Be 
irkby-in-Ashfield; of the 
7 Sherwood 


the Atlas Benefit Society, Long ee, Bermondsey 
Ancient Friendly Society at 








1828.] INDEX ¢o the E1cuiry-THIRD, VoLtuM®E, 











FrienDLy SocieT1ES—continued. 


Sherwood Friendly Society at Kirkby-in-Ashfield ; of the 
Friendly Society of Carpenters, Fleet-street ; of the Lyon 
Inn Friendly Society in Trelleck ; of the Loyal Waterloo 
Benefit Society, Monmouth; of the Theophilanthropic So- 
ciety at Stockport; of the Mechanics Society, Portsea ; 
of the Saint Thomas’s Amicable Benefit Society, Portsmouth ; 
and, of the Friendly Societies of Greenwich, Deptford and 
Lewisham, against ; Referred, 242. Petitions of the United 
Brethren Society, New Kent Road ; of the Brotherly Friendly 
Society in Preston; of the Society of United Friends in 
Titchfield; of the Friendly Benefit Society in Wickam ; 
of the Loyal Britons Friendly Society in Fareham ; of 
the Members of the Bull Inn Friendly Society, Monmouth ; 
of the several Friendly Societies in Walsall ; of the Albion 
Friendly Society, ilson-street, Finsbury; of the Rock 
Friendly Society, Wilson-street, Finsbury ; of the Amicable 
Society of Master Tradesmen in the Minories, London; of 
the Good-fellowship Society, Church-street, Bethnal Green ; 
of the Foresters’ Society in Stalbridge; of the Amicable 
and Impartial Society, Hillgate, Stockport; of the Oxford 
Friendly Union Society, Silver-street Golden Square; of the 
Amicable and Fraternal Union Society, Church-street, Beth- 
nal Green; of the Delegates of the Benefit Societies of 
Chester ; of the Bachelors Society, Bethnal Green Road ; of 
the Sons of Freedom Benefit Society, York Crescent, Somers 
Town; of the Brotherly Society of Woolstaplers, Bermondsey- 
street, Southwark ; of the Sons of Briton Friendly Society, 
Berwick-street, St. James’s; of the Sons of Albion Benefit 
Society, Portsmouth-street, Lincoln’s-Inn Fields; of the 
Essex British Hope Society, Barking ; of the Commendable 
Benefit Society, Preston; of the Philanthropic Benefit So- 
ciety, Stockport; of the Imperial Union Friendly Society, 
Barking ; of the Benefit Society of Coachmakers, Charlotte- 
street, Bedford-square; of the Friendly Burial Society at Stock- 
port; of the lriendly Society of Fishermen in Barking ; and, 
of the British Union Friendly Society in Barking, against, 245. 
Of the United Society of Ironmongers, Brooke-street, Hol- 
born; of the Friendly Societies in Rochester ; of the Benefit 
Societies in Hertford; of the Brotherly Society in Preston ; 
of tlie Free and Happy Friends Benefit Society, New Road, 
St. George’s in the East; of the Affectionate Friendly So- 
ciety in Preston ; and, of the Society of Friendly Carpenters, 
Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, against; Referred, 246. Pe- 
titions of the Union Benefit Society, Newport; of the Tre- 
degar Arms Benefit Society, Newport; of the Salutation 
Benefit Society, Newport; and, of the True Briton Society, 
Newport, (Monmouth,) against; To be printed, 254. Peti- 
tions of the Independent Brotherly Society, Hill-gate, Stock- 
port ; of the United Brothers Benefit Society, High Holborn ; 
of Members of the Friendly Societies, Bradbury ; of the 
Female Friendly Societies, Bradbury and Romily, Stockport ; 
of the Good Samaritan Brotherly Society, Preston; of the 
United Charitable Benefit Society, Preston ; of the Peaceable 
Friendly Society, Preston ; of the Old Union Society, Preston; 
of the Friendly Benefit Society, Preston; of the Benefit So- 
ciety held at the Cross Keys Inn, Northampton; two Pe- 
titions of the Benefit Society held at the Swan and Helmet, 
Northampton ; of the Benefit Society held at the Shakspeare 
Inn, Northampton ; of the Friendly Society held at the Fish 
Inn, Northampton; of the Amicable Preservative Society, 
Northampton; of the Friend in Need Benefit Society, 
Northampton ; of the Benefit Society held at the Waggon 
and Horses Inn, Northampton ; of the Queen’s Head Society, 
Northampton; three Petitions of the Benefit Societies held at 
the Fountain Inn, Northampton ; of the Old Smilers Friendly 
Society, Stockport ; of the Theophilanthropic Society, Stock- 
ort; of the Middle Hillgate Benevolent Burial Society, 
saat Shade of the Friendly Society at- Bullocksmithy; of 
the Brotherly Love Society held at the White Elm Inn, 
Ipswich ; of the Loyal Friendship Society, Ipswich; of the 
umane Shipwrecked Seamen’s Society,. Ipswich; of the 
Good Samaritan Friendly Society, Ipswich ; of the Brotherly 
Love Society held at the Crown and Anchor Inn, Ipswich ; 
of the Perfect Friendship Society, Ipswich; of the United 
Brothers Friendly: Society, Ipswich ; of the Rock of Friend- 
ship Society, Ipswich , of the Suffolk Masonic Fund Society, 
Ipswich; of the Rock of Dependence Society, Ipswich ; of 
the Friendly Society, Coventry ; two Petitions of the Benefit 
Societies held at the Pitt’s Head, Tyssen-street, Bethnal 
Green; of the Friendly Society held at the Britannia, Little 
Britain; of the Friendly Society held at the Golden Lion, 
Fore-street, Cripplegate ; of the Friendly Society held at the 
Queen’s Head, Fieet-street ;.of the Society of Mechanics, 
Heaton Norris; of the Stockport Great Moor Friendly. So- 
ciety ; of the United Society. of Shipwrights, Portsea; of 
the Benefit Society, Alverstoke; of the Hand in Hand 
Benefit Society, Frederick-street, Portsea ; of the St. James’s 
Union Benefit. Society, Drury-lane; and, of the Sons of 
Humanity Friendly Society, Saint Clement Danes, against ; 
Referred, 254. Members added; Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 255. Petitions»of 
the Canaan Benefit Society, Manchester ; of the Society 
of Tradesmen, Portsmouth; of the Amicable Society of 
Tobacco-pipe Makers, Little Moorfields; two Petitions. of 
the Benefit Societies of St. Leonard, Colchester; of the 


VOL. 83. Sess. 1828. 








Brotherly Love Friendly Society, Ipswich; of the Seamen’s 
Benefit Society, Harwich; of the Landsmen’s Friendly 
Society, Harwich; of the Union Brotherly Love Society, 
Ipswich ; of the’ Benefit Society, St. Botolph’s, Colchester; | 
of the Benefit Society, St. Nicholas, Colchester; of the 
Friendly Society, Lexden, Colchester; of the Samaritans’ 
Club Benefit Society, Saint Peter’s, Colchester ; two Petitions 
of the Friendly Societies, Colchester; of the Union Benefit 
Society, Colehester ; of the Worthy Members Friendly So- 
ciety, Preston; of the United Brothers. Friendly Society, 
King-street, Seven Dials; of the United Brothers Friendly 
Society; High Holborn; of the Friendly Societies, Win- 
chester; of the Friendly Society, Monmouth; of the Friendly 
Societies in Manchester ; and, of the Oxford Good-lntent 
Friendly Society, Oxford-street, against ; Referred, 259. A 
Petition of the Waterloo Union Society, High-street, Saint 
Giles’s ; of the Friendly Societics of Lymington; of the 
Landsmen’s Friendly Society, Harwich ; of the United Friends 
Friendly Society, Deptford ; of the Trafalgar Union Friendly 
Society, Gray’s-Inn-Lane Road ; of the several Friendly So- 
cieties of Faversham; of the Church and Kin Friendly 
Benefit Society, Stockport; of the Hope Friendly Society, 
Ipswich ; of the Brotherly Love Friendly Society, Ipswich ; 
of the Tradesmen’s Glory Friendly Society, Ipswich ; of the 
New Hope Friendly Society, Ipswich; of the Union Burial 
Fund Society, Portsea; of the Social Society, Portsmouth ; 
of the Benevolent Brothers Society, Saint Mary’s-street, 
Portsmouth; of the Members of the Benefit Society, Bir- 
mingham ; of the Free Sons of Albion Friendly Society, High 
Holborn ; of the Social Compact Friendly Society of Wilson. 
street, Shoreditch ; of the Friendly Societies of Cambridge ; 
of the Tradesmen’s Socicty, Portsea ; of the Benefit Societies 
of Coventry; of the St.Thomas Friendly Society, Stock port ; 
of the Friendly Societies of Shaftesbury ; and, of the United 
Economists Friendly Society, Union-street, Whitechapel, 
against ; Referred, 264. Members added; 266. A Petition 
of the Equitable Sons of Crispin Friendly Society, Golden- 
epee of the Good Samaritan Friendly Society, Little 
oorfields; of the Sons of Providence Friendly Society, 
Thomas-street, Whitechapel; of the True Britons Friendly 
Society, Banner-street, Saint Luke’s; of the True Sons of 
Equity Friendly Society, Gray’s-Inn Lane; of the Saint 
David’s Benefit Society, Newport, Monmouth ; of the Benefit 
Society, Newport, Monmouth; of the Benefit Society, - 
land, Monmouth ; of the Union Friendly Society, oe. 
of the Friendly Society of Tailors, Cecil-court, Saint, Martin- 
in-the-Fields ; of the Widows and Orphans Pension Society, 
Portsea ; and, of the Directors of the Poor of the united 
parishes of Saint Michael and the Holy Trinity, Coventry, 
against; Referred, 271. Petitions of the Victory Friendl 
Society, Gravesend; of the Sovereign Friendly Society, Sil. 
ver-sireet, Golden-square: of the United Brothers Benefit 
Society, Long Buckley; of the United Helpmates in Time 
of Need Benefit Society, Bermondsey; of Loyal Rodney’s 
Friendly Society, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square ; of the 
Stockbridge Friendly Society ; of the Friendly Society at 
Leeds; of the Friendly Society at Whitkirk ; of Masters, 
Wardens, and Members of the Benefit Societies of Sheffield; 
of the Friendly and Impartial Society, Stockport; of ‘the 
Friendly Societies of Dover; and, of the Brighthelmston 
Friendly Society, against; Referred, 277. Petition of the 
Amicable Benefit Society, Chandos-street, St. Paul, Covent 
garden, against; To lie on the Table, 282. Petitions of the 
Friendly Brothers Benefit Society, Leather-lane, Holborn ; 
of the Tried Friends Society, Long Acre, Westminster; of 
the Loyal Mary-le-bone Brothers Friendly Benefit Society, 
New-road, Saint Pancras; of the Mary-le-bone Friendly 
Society, Welbeck-street, Saint Mary-le-bone; of the Book- 
binders Friendly Benefit Socicty, Fetter-lane, London; of the 
T'alcon Friendly Society, Monmouth ; of the Benefit Society, 
Ragland; and, of the Dunfermline Friendly Society, against ; 
Referred, 282. Petitions of the United Brothers Friendly 
Society, Rotherhithe ; of the Victorious Nelson Beneficial 
Society, Portsea; and, of the Benevolent Union Society, St. 
Helen’s, Norwich, against; Referred, 287. Petitions of the 
Members of the Brotherly Society of Woolstaplers, Leeds ; 
of the Friendly Society, Gildersome ; of the United Brothers 
Friendly Society, Milton next Sittingbourne, and of Seven 
other Societies in Milton and Sittingbourne ; of the President 
and Trustees of the Friendly Benefit Society, Fish-street Hill ; 
of the United Britons Friendly Society, Stratford ; of the 
United Sisters Friendly Socicty, Bow, Middlesex ; of the En- 
deavour Friendly Society, Bromley, Middlesex ; of the New 
Provident Benefit Society, Bedford, in conjunction with Nine 
other Benefit Societies ; of the Ball and Nimrod Friendly 
Society, Disbury; of the Philanthropic Sick and Burial So- 
ciety, Stockport; and, of Members of a Friendly Benefit 
Society, Church-street, Bethnal Green, against; Referred, 
293. Petitions of the Old Union Society, Pembroke; of 
Delegates of Friendly Societies, Pembroke; and, of the 
Friendly Benefit Society of Hartishead-cum-Clifton, against ; 
Referred, 305. Petitions of the Friendly Benefit Societies 
of Halifax ; of the Friendly Society at Fulneck, near Leeds; 
of Four Friendly Societies in ‘Rastrick ; and, of the Friendly 
Union Benefit Society, Luton, against; Referred, 313... Pe- 
titions of the Brotherly Union Beneficial Society of Portsea; 


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[ 1828. 








FriegnpdLy SocietTies—continued. 


of the Union Friendly Society of Plymouth; and, of the 
Tradesimen’s Friendly Society of Whitchurch, against ; Re- 
ferred, 321. Petitions of the Friendly Societies of Middleton ; 
of ‘the Young Man’s Friendly Society, Portsea; of the Asso- 
ciated Brethren Benefit Society, Portsea; of the United 
Brethren Benefit Society, Portsea; of the Friends of Huma- 
nity Benefit Society, Portsea , of the New Society of Good 
Intent, Preston; of the Fareham Friendly Society; of the 
Fareham Commercial Benefit Society; of the Old Friendly 
Society, and others, in Southampton ; of Saint Ann’s Union 
Friendly Society, Gray’s-Inn-Lane ; of the Loyal West Me- 
dina Friendly Society, West Cowes; of the Friendly Brothers 
Society, Stockport ; of the Friendly Sisters Society, Stock- 
port; of the Benevolent Brothers Friendly Society, Golden- 
uare; of the Humanity Society, Gosport; of the Faith 
Hope and Charity Society, Gosport ; of the United Kentish 
' Britons Union Friend! Society, and Canterbury Friendly 
Society; of the Friendly Union Suciety, Stockport ; of the 
Hearts of Oak Friendly Society, Thames-street, Rotherhithe ; 
of the Friends of Humanity Society, Common Hard, Ports- 
mouth ; and, of the Friendly Brothers Society, Titchfield, 
against; Referred, 328. Petition of the Officers of the 
Friendly Societies established in Liverpool, against ; Re- 
ferred, 332. Petition of the Members of the Friendly So- 
cieties established at Colne, against; Referred, 335. Petitions 
of the several Presidents of the Brotherly, The Lord Hawkes 
Brotherly, The Farmers Union, The New Union, The Ami- 
cable and The Lord Dundas’s Union, being the Male Friendly 
Benefit Societies established in the city of York; and, of the 
Members of the Friendly Society, denominated the Unanimous 
Society, at Kin stom tipcai Tol, ania Referred, 339. Pe- 
titions of the New Brotherly Friendly Society ; of the Prince 
Regent Friendly Society; and, of the British Victory Friendly 
Society of Kingston-upon-Hall, against; To lie on the Table, 
356. Petitions of Members of Benefit Societies in Wolver- 
hampton ; of the Stewards and Secretary of the British Union 
Benetit Society ; and, of the Equitable Union Society, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 360. Petition of Members of a Friendly 
Society established in Preston, called the Unanimous Society, 
against; To lie on the Table, 366. Petitions of several Per- 
sons, being Members of a Friendly Society at Northampton, 
called The King’s Head Friendly Society ; and, of Members 
of a Friendly Society held at the Bull Inn, Northampton, 
against ; To lie on the Table, 384. Petitions of the Officers 
and Members of Benefit Societies in Bristol, against ; To lie 
- on the Table, 390. Petition of the President, Stewards, and 
Members of the aving Brotherly Friendly Society, Kingston- 
upon-Hull, against ; To be printed, 390. Petition of Inha- 
brane of St. Mary-le-bone, against; To lie on the Table, 
428. 





Vide Accounts. 
Fropsnam Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
airing and maintaining the Road from Chester to that Town; 
Referred to a Committee, 46. Reported; Bill ordered; 112. 
Presented, and read, 115. Committed,214. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 290. Passed,292. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
337- Considered, and agreed to, 353. Royal Assent, 375. 


9° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess.2. A. 1828. 
GaALWA Y Jurispiction. Vide Evectrions. 


Town Franchise. Vide IREvaNp. 


Game; Bill from the Lords to legalize the Sale thereof, and to 
extend the Qualifications for taking and killing Game in 
England, 348. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 349. Second Reading deferred, 364. Bill 
committed, 385. Committee put off for Six Months, 410. 


Bill from the Lords for the prevention of Persons 
oing armed by Night for the Destruction of Game, 370. 
Read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 375. Committed, 395. Committee deferred, 410, 
418, 433, 441,447,454. Bill considered, and reported, with 
Amendments, 459. Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 460. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 473, 480, 486, 490, 500, 504, 
509. Bill re-committed; considered ; 515. Reported, with 
Amendments, 519. Agreed to; and Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 521. Bill passed, with Amendments, 526. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 541. Royal Assent, 544. 
——--- Bill to authorize the Sale thereof, and to alter the 
. Qualification for taking and killing Game in England, or- 
dered, 411. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; and to be printed; 420. Committed, 4209. 
Considered ; reported ; and re-committed ; 432. Committee 
deferred, 453, 469. Bill considered, 473.. Further considered, 
480, 486. Committee deferred, 490, 500. Bill considered, 
a. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
eading ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 508. . Third 
Reading deferred, 515. Bill passed, 518, 
Duty on Licenses for the sale thereof; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 432. Considered, 


-440..° Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction ac- 
cordingly; 447. Vide supra. 





Game Laws; Petition of Occupiers of Land in the! Vicinity 
of Hereford, for an alteration thereof; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 194. 

Gaot Discipiine; Motion for appointing a Select Committee 
to consider of the best mode of. introducing an uniform Sys- 
ten of Gaol Discipline throughout the United Kingdom ; 
Question Neg.thereupon, 350. 

Gaouts. Vide Accounts. SCOTLAND. . 

Gas Licut and Coxe Company ; Petition for a Bill for en- 
Jarging, amending and explaining Acts; Referred to a. Com- 
mittee, 50. 


Gites, Saint. Vide Saint Gixes (Oxford.) 


Gtascow Improvement. Vide ScoTianp. 


Gtass Duties; Bill to repeal the Excise Duties and Drawbacks 
on Glass, and to impose other Duties and Drawbacks in lieu 
thereof, ordered, 424. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 426. Committed, 
440. Considered, 446. Report deferred, 454, 459. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
470. Passed, 485. Agreed to by the Lords, 499. Petition 
of Builders of the City of Dublin, against, 530. To lie on 
the Table, 531. Royal Assent, 534. 


Petition of Tradesmen, Workmen and Mechanics 
in the City of Dublin against disallowing the Drawback on 
Window Glass; To be printed, 492. 

---—— Vide AccounTs. 

Gtossop Inclosure. Vide OLLERSET. 


Gtioves; Petitions against the Importation thereof; viz. Of 
Glove Manufacturers of theCity of Worcester; To be printed, 
462. Of Mayor, Aldermen, Citizens and other Inhabitants 
of Worcester ; and of Glove Manufacturers and [Inhabitants 
of Leominster ; To be printed, 478. Of Glove Manufacturers 
of the City of Hereford; To be printed, 483. Of Bailiffs, 
Burgesses and other Inhabitants of Ludlow, 488. Of Glove 
Manufacturers of Yeovil ; and of Inhabitants of Yeovil, 494. 
Of Master Glove Manufacturers of Kington; To be printed, 
502. Of Inhabitants of Woodstock; and of the French Kid 
Glove Manufacturers of London; To be printed, 510. 

Vide Accounts. 
G.tovucester Road. Vide CHELTENHAM. 


GLovucEsTERSHIRE Railway. Vide Avon. Bristor. 


Gopstroneand HicueatTE Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same ; Referred to a Coumittee, 6. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 13. Presented, and read, 168. Com- 
mitted, 188. Reported; to be ingrossed; 311. _ Passed, 360 
Agreed to by the Lords, 436. Royal Assent, 449. 


Gotp Coin. Vide THOomMSETT. 
GonviLLE CoLitece. VideCaius. 


Goopricu, late William Bridger; Bill from the Lords, for 
vesting his Estates in Trustees to be sold, 303. Read, 306. 
Committed, 419. Reported, and passed, 461. Royal As- 
sent, 482. 

Gorpon, Duke of. Vide ScotLanp. 


GospeEt; Petition of Cornelius Griffin, a Clergyman in full 
orders, against any further grants of Public Money to the 
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 194. 

- Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Gosport Market; Petition for a Bill to amend Act; Referred 
toa Committee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered ; 64. Presented, 
and read, 82. Committed, 104. Reported ; to be ingrossed, 
184. Passed, 188. Agreed to by the Lords, 212. Royal 
Assent, 233. 

-—— Road. Vide Farenam. 


Gourtay, Robert; Petition of Robert Gourlay, for the ap- 
pointment of a Committee to examine certain Petitions on the 
Subject of the Poor Laws, Reform, and Emigration; To lie 
on the Table, 20. 

Grarton (Ozford) Lands ; Petition for a Bill for dividing and 
inclosing the same ; and Bill ordered, 70. 


Granp Jury PresENTMENTs. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 


GraveEsEND Quay; Petition for a Bill for rebuilding or for 
improving, regulating and maintaining the Town Quay, 48. 
Referred to a Committee, 49. Reported; Report re-committed ; 
87. Reported; Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders ; 09. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 116. 
Report read again; Bill ordered, 138. Presented, and read, 
141. Committed, 266. Petition of Ministers, Churchwardens 
and others, Inhabitants of Gravesend, in favour, 266. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Northfleet, against, 281. Referred, 282. Pe- 
titions of Commissioners for improving Gravesend and Milton; 
and, of Owners of or Parties interested in freehold or leasehold 
Property in Gravesend, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 291. Petitions of Inhabitants of Gravesend having 
Wharfs adjoining the Thames; of Pilots and Watermen of 
Gravesend; and of Commissioners for paving Gravesend, 
in fayour, 301. Petition of Owners and Proprietors of or 
Parties interested in Steam Vessels from London to Graves- 
end, against; ‘ Referred, and ‘Counsel ordered, ge the: 

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as 





enlarged for Committee to report, 308. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; 334. Passed, 339. Agreed to by the Lords, 373. 
Royal Assent, 375- 

Great Grrussy Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 19. Reported; 
Bil ordered; 112. Presented, and read, 141. Committed, 
174. Reported; to be ingrossed; 274. Petition of John 
Mayston and William Hope, against; To lie on the Table, 
286. : Bill passed, 319. Agreed to by the Lords, 348. Royal 
Assent, 375. 

Great TorrinGTon Roads. Vide TorrincTon. 

Great WasusourRne Inclosure. Vide Fowxe. 

Greenock Harbours. Vide ScoTLanp. 


GreEEnwicu Poor; Petition for a Bill for repealing Act, and 
making more effectual Provisions in lieu thereof; Referred to 
a Committee, 27. Reported; Bill ordered; 94. Presented, 
and read, 179. Petitions of Trustees of New Cross ‘Turnpike 
Roads; and, of the Greenwich and Woolwich Turnpike 
Lower Road, against; To lie on the Table, 234. Bill com- 
mitted, 253. Reported; to be ingrossed; 308. Passed, 318. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 344. 

Grievances; Grand Committee appointed, 7. 

GriFrin, Cornelius. Vide GosPet. 


Grinton Tithes; Petition for a Bill for the commutation of 
the Tithes payable to the Vicar of that Parish; Referred to 
a Committee, 62. 

Gupe, Richard. Vide Auction Dury. 


Guetpu, Olive; Petition of Olive Guelph (styling herself 
Princess,of Cumberland) praying to be heard at the bar of the 
House, in explanation and defence of her case; To lie on the 
Table, 125, 


Guitprorp. Vide Surrey Assizes. 


9° Geo. IV. Parl.8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


FIACKNEY Coacues ; Petition of Proprietors of Hackney 
Coaches, praying that the Cabriolet Licenses may be made 
general; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 225. 


Hackney Coacnu Office; Petition of Thomas Henman, Clerk 
to the Committee of Hackney Coach and Chariot Proprietors, 
complaining of the conduct of the Hackney Coach Com- 
missioners, and for abolishing the Office altogether ; To fie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 373. 

Hauirax Road. Vide WAKEFIELD. 


and Bradford Court of Requests; Petition for a Bill 
to alter and amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 69. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 120. Presented, and read, 124. 
Vide HuppERsFIELD SMALL Dents. 
Hautetr, William. Vide Dest. 


HaAm™ersmitu Bridge and Roads; Petition for a Bill for al- 
tering and amending Act; Referred to a Committee, 50. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 166. Presented, and read, 175. 
Petitions of Inhabitants of Hammersmith ; of Mortlake ; of 
Owners and Occupiers of Lands and Houses, in Mortlake ; 
in Barnes; and, of Inhabitants of Barnes, in favour, 214. 
Bill committed, 214. Petition of Margaret Hibbert, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 234. Petition of Thomas 
Poynter the elder, and of Thomas Poynter the younger, 
against; Referred, 238. Petition of John Hancock, against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 267. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; 302. Passed,310. Agreed to by ie Lords, 348. 
Royal Assent, 375. 

Road. Vide Nortu-Enp. 


Han ey and Sue.ton Improvement; Petition for a Bill for 
explaining and amending Act, 53. Referred to a Committee, 
54. Reported; Bill ordered; 77. Presented, and read, 115. 
Committed, 128. Reported; to be ingrossed; 261. Passed, 
267. Agreed to by the Lords, 333. Royal Assent, 334. 

HarpincgE, late Reverend Henry; Bill from the Lords, for 
effecting the sale of certain Estates devised by his Will, 453. 
Read, 455. Committed; 470. Reported, 505. Passed, 506. 
Royal Assent, 535. , 

Harnuam Hitt and Dorcuestrer Roads; Petition for a 
Bill for more effectually repairing the same; Referred to a 
Committee, 43. Reported; Bill ordered; 148. Presented, 
and read, 158. Committed, 173. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
207. Passed, 209. Agreed to by the Lords, 232. Royal 
Assent, 233. : 

Hawkey, Thomas Theophilus. 
Courts. 


HewmspAae Harbour. Vide Scot:anp. 

Hemren Manofactures. Vide Irevann. 

HenMAN, Thomas. Vide Hackney Codca Ofrice. 

Hsreine Fisnery. Vide Accounts. 

Hertrorp Improvement; Petition for a Bill to extend and 
amend Provisions of Act; Referred to a Committee, 54. 
Reported ;_ Bill ordered ;..207. . Presented, and xead; 191. 
Committed, 241. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 362. Passed, 
312. Agreed to by the Lords,.343. val Assent; 344. 


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Sess. 1828. 


Hessay (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Billordered;'\22. Presented, and read, 35. Committed, 68. 
Reported’; to be ingrossed ; 135. King’s Consent, signified, 
and Bill passed; 159. “Agreed to by the Lords, 1go.,, Royal 
Assent, 202: : 

HrBeRnran Joint Stocx Company. Vide Ineuand. 

HrsBernian Mining Company. Vide Ineuanp. 


Hickman’s Estate; Bill from the Lords, to enable Trustees 
to concur in granting Leases of Coal Mines, 357. Read, 
359. Committed, 366, Reported, and passed, 388, Royal 
Assent, 449. . : 

Hipes. Vide Accounts. Woot. 

Hicucate Road. Vide Gopstone. 

Hicuways. Vide Poor. 


Hincxxey Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road 
from thence to Melbourne Common; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21. Reported, 31. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, and 
read, 39. Committed, 78. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 149. 
Pos 153. Agreed to by the Lords, 175. Royal Assent, 
187. 

Hinpoo Wipows. Vide Accounts. East Inp1a. 

Hoare, Messieurs. : Vide Borrerwortn. 

Hosss Point. Vide Accounts. Suppiy. 


Houme (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 47. Presented, and read, 78. Committed, 116. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 253. . King’s Consent signified ; 
and Bill passed; 271. Agreed to by the Lords, 321, Royal 
Assent, 334. 

Houmes, John. Vide Recocnizances EstreaTep. 

Hontyueap Packets. Vide Accounts. 


— Roads, Acts 7 &amp; 8 Geo. 4. c. 35. read; Bill for 
the further improvement of the Roads from London to Ho- 
lyhead, and from London to Liverpool, ordered, 330. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 335. Second Reading deferred, 360, 380. 
Bill committed, 426. Petitions of Inhabitants, Owners and 

. Occupiers of Lands and Tenements in the Parish of Finchley ; 
and, of Trustees for executing Act for repairing certain Roads, 
called The Whetstone Trust, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 435. Bill reported, and re-committed, 471. Com- 
mittee deferred, 487, 493, 506. Bill considered, 510. Re- 

ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 

516. Passed, 522. rites | to by the Lords, 546, Royal 
Assent, 554. 

————— Acts 55 Geo. 3. c. 152. 59 Geo. 3. ¢.'48, &amp;e. 
read; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee, to consider of advancing a Sum of Money for the Im- 
provement of the Holyhead Roads; The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; and Motion agreed to; 498. Matter 
considered, 504. Resolution reported, and agreed to; *In- 
struction accordingly ; 506. Vide supra. 

— Vide Accounts. WuetsTone and St. ALBANS 
Turnpike Trust. 

Hotyneap and Huwrtn Roads, Harbours, &amp;c. 
couNTs. SuppPty. 


Honpuras. Vide Accounts. BRADLEY. 


Honiton Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing the same; Referred to a Commitee, 34. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 142. Presented, and read, 165. Committed, 
188. Reported; to be ingrossed; 274. Passed, 200. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 337. Royal Assent, 344. 

Hops; Acts 9 Anne, c.12. and 6 Geo. 1. c.21. read; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 4z9. Acts 
considered, and Bill ordered, 434. Vide infra. 


Bill to provide for the more convenient Payment of 
the Excise Duty on Hops, ordered, 434. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and Bill to be printed ; 
442. Committed, 459. Considered, 469.. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 474: Third 
Reading deferred, 481, 489. Petition of Hop Planters of 
Burwash, against ; To be printed, 492. 

-— Vide Accounts. 

Hornines. Vide Scor.anpn. 


Horsexey and Corsuam Roads; Bill for consolidating the 
Acts for improving the same, 34. Referred to a Committee, 
35&gt; . 

Horsuam Gaol; Petition of Martyn Stapylton, complaining 
of the Treatment of Debtors confined therein ; To lie on the 
Table ; Motion for printing the said Petition; by leave 
withdrawn, 306. 

Vide Dentors. 

Horsnam and Steyninc Roads; Petition for a Bill for re- 

airing the same; Referred to a Committee, 27. Reported ; 

Bill ordered; 165, Presented, and read, 175. Committed, 
190. Reported, 233. Tobe ingrossed, 234. : Passed, 253. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 350, Considered, and 
agreed tu, 353- Royal Assent, 375. 

HorsmMonpDEN Road. Vide Wapuurst. 

Horse STEALING ; Petition of Inhabitants of Chipping Nor- 
ton, for the more effectual Prevention thereof; To lie on the 
Table, 377. ? 

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INDEX toithe Erenty-THrrp VoLtume. | 1828; 









Hort#t-Krerers; Bill to enable certain Hotel-Keepers to be 
licensed to keep Hotels as common Inns, and to sell Excise- 
able Liquors therein, ordered, 442. — Presented, and’ réad 5 
‘Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be pritited; 442- 
Committed, 448. Committee deferred, 454. Bill considered, 
460.  Report.deferred, 470. Bill reported; to be ingrossed + 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 485. Passed, 488- 
‘Agreed to by the Lords, 503. _ Royal Assent, 535. 

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HOUSE : 

— Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House of 
Peers at the Opening of the Session, 3.—At the close of the 
Session, 558. 

Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privi- 
leges and Elections, &amp;c. 7, 8. Vide ComMITTEES. Con- 
STABLES. ELecrions EvipENcE. Footmen. LETTERS. 
Memsers. Peers. PostmasTER GENERAL. PRAYERS. 
Priviteces. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. STRANGERS. 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, 8. 

- Resolution, That leaving Copies of a Bill at the re- 
spective places of abode of the Persons therein named, be 
dined good Service, 477. 

Gives leave to certain Members to attend at the 
Lords, 13,97, 106, 121,122, 264, 268, 278, 349, 363, 367, 436. 

Gives leave to the Clerk who attended the Penryn 
Election Committee in 1827, to attend at the Lords, and pro- 
duce the Poll Book and Minutes of Evidence, 278. 

— Desires a Conference with the Lords, 267, 357. 

— Motion for the House to adjourn, 490. 

Upon a Division in a Committee, it appeared Forty 

Members were not present ; Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair ; 

House told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members being pre- 

sent, the House again resolved itself into the Committee, 453. 

~—— Resolves itself into a Committee to consider of re- 

quiring an Excise License to be taken out by every Retailer 

of Cider or Perry, but no Report made, 480. 

—— Resolves, at rising, to adjourn to a certain Day, 5, 

12, 98, 118, 146, 171, 190, 235, 251, 261, 273, 307, 337, 

380, 385, 409, 432, 458, 486, 504, 553. 

Adjourns, there being no Member present, 76. For 
want of Forty Members, 182, 236, 239, 349, 425, 448, 493, 

16. 

otoebs Adjourns, on being acquainted by the Clerk, of the 
Death of a near Relation of Mr. Speaker, 547. 

Sits. till after Twelve, 187, 192, 387, 522, 538;—till 
a Quarter of an Hour after Twelve, 103, 243, 375;—1ill Half 

. an Hour after Twelve, 114, 281, 318, 527 ;—till a Quarter 
of an Hour before One, 273, 411 ;—till near One, 219, 286 ;— 
till One, 123, 140, 147, 308, 359 ;—till after One, 118, 179, 
107, 365, 392, 491 ;—till a Quarter of an Hour after One, 
127, 266 ;—till Half an Hour after One, 107, 261, 333, 369, 
296, 419, 516 ;—till near Two, 435, 442 ;—till Two, 448 ;— 
till after Two, 461, 481, 506 ;—till Half an Hour after Two, 
80, 455 ;—~till near Three, 337, 406, 470, 474, 486, 501 ;— 
till Three, 510;—till Half an Hour after Three, 343. 

Grants Leave for Notices to be given, of the Applica- 
tions for Private Bills; viz. By Advertisement, and on 
Church Doors, and Sessions House Doors, 116.—By Adver- 
tisement, and on Sessions House Doors, 134.—On Sessions 
House Doors, 90, 107.—To deposit Papers, &amp;c. 134, 189. | 

Informed that one of the Sheriffs of the City of Lon- 
don attended at the Door (the other Sheriff being a Member 
of this House), he was called in, and presented a Petition, 35, 
279. 

~———— Informed that Members who had Petitions in their 
one on the last day for receiving Petitions for Private 

ills, were prevented presenting them by the unexpected Ad- 
journment of the House, 77, 80. 

Informed of certain circumstances relative to the 
Baroness de Robeck, 124. 

-~-—-—-— Informed of the Death of the Archbishop of Canter- 
bury, 547: 

~—————_ Interrupted in their Proceedings by the Appointment 
of an Election Committee, 257.—By a Message from the 
Lords, 257. 

— Vide Accounts. (Appresses, 6,°7, 8.) Crerx 

or THE Hovuss. Lorps. MemBers. OrpERS. QuESTIONS 

Nec. Serjeant. Speaker. 





























Hovusez Tax; Petition of Inhabitant Householders, of St. Leo- 
nard, Shoreditch, for the abolition of the Daty upon Inhabited 
Houses ; To lie on the Table, 216, 

Hove Chapel ; Petition fora Bill to establish a Chapel of Ease 
in that Parish; Referred to a Committee, 30. Reported ; 


Bill ordered ; 111, Presented, and read, 116. Committed, 
124. Reported; To be ingrossed; 165.’ Passed, (275. 


Agreed to by the Lords, 216. Royal Assent, 233. 





HuppeErsFiEtp Road. Vide BirstTau. 


HuppeErsFIELD Small Debts; Petition fora Bill to alter and 
amend Act, 41. Referred to a Committee, 42. 


Hunstet Bridge and Road. Vide Leeps. 
Hurptoe House Road. Vide Dersy and Asnporne. 
Hursuey Road. Vide ANDOVER. 


9° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


JACOB, Frederick William; Bill from the Lords for his Na- 
turalization, 185. Read, 187. Committed, 198. Reported, 
and passed, 237. Royal Assent, 244. 

Jews; Petition of Moses Levy, for the admission of all Jews 
born within His Majesty’s Dominions, to the Privileges of 
their Fellow Christian Subjects; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 452. 

ILtLusory APPOINTMENTS; Bill to alter and amend the Law 
relating thereto, ordered, 513. Presented, and read; Second 
Reading put off for Three Months ; Bill to be printed; 523. 

InmMINSTER Roads; Petition for a Bill for making, amending, 
widening and keeping in Repair the same, 63. Referred to a 
Committee, 64. Reported ; Bill ordered; 142. Presented, 
and read, 169. Committed, 258. Reported; to be in- 
pees 302. Passed, 311. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. 

oyal Assent, 344. 
Vide Hontron. 


ImpertaAL Gas Company; Petition for a Bill:to amend Acts; 
Referred to a Committee, 6. Reported; Bill ordered ; 10. 
Presented, and read, 13. Committed, 24. Petition of Go- 
vernor and Company of Chelsea Waterworks, against; ‘To 
lie on the Table, 51. Read again; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 60. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Houses 
and Premises in the Metropolis lighted by the Imperial-Gas 
Light and Coke Company, against, 79. Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 80. Petition of Proprietors of Shares in 
the British Gas Light Company; Referred, and’ Counsel 
ordered, 86. Bill reported; further consideration of Report 
put off for Six Months; 99- 

ImperiaL Gas Licut anp Coxe Company. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

ImMPRESSMENT. Vide SEAMEN, 

Imprisonment for Debt. Vide Dest. Easter Orrenings. 

IMPROVEMENT OF IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 

INDEPENDENT Gas Licut anND Coxe Company; Petition 
for a Bill for forming the Proprietors into a Joint Stock Com- 
pany; Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported; Report re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 81. Vide 
STanpinG Orpers. Petition of Inhabitants and House- 
holders within the City of London, against application ‘for 
Bill; To lie on the Tabie, 86. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with so far as regards ‘the 
Parishes in the City of London, but that the Parties be.per- 
mitted to proceed with their Bill as far as regards the Parishes 
in the County of Middlesex, go. 

Inpemnirty ; Bill to indemnify such Persons in the United 
Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices 
or ee ordered, 157. Presented and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 157. Committed, 160. 
Considered, 172. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 178. Passed, 182. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 200. Royal Assent, 202. 

Inrants. Vide Property. 

INFANT’s Property. Vide Lunatics. 

INNKEEPERS; Bill for fixing the Rates of Subsistence to be 
paid to Innkeepers and others, on quartering Soldiers, or- 
dered, 172. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 179. Committed, 182. Committee deferred, 186. 
Bill considered, 191. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 

ointed for Third Reading; 197. Passed, 202. Agreed to 

y the Lords, 221. Royal Assent, 233. 
InsoLvENT Deptors. Vide Accounts. East INp1A. 
INsoLvENT Desrors Court. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


INSTRUCTIONS : 


To Select Committees on certain Matters, to 
consider of other Matters, 171, 498. 

To Committees of the whole House, on Bills 
to consider certain Matters, &amp;c. 178, 182. 

To Committees of the whole House on Bills, 
to make Provision, 191, 447, 461, 506, 509. 

To Committees on Bills, to make Provision, 
215, 234, 324, 435, 506. 

To a Committee of the whole House, to,re- 
ceive a Clause, 530. 

To Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
in a Bill, to make Provision, 219. 





























Insurances. Vide Stamps. 
Foreign. Vide Marine. 
INVENTORIES. Vide SCOTLAND. 











1828/] INDEX ‘tothe Ercury-rurep Votume. 














(BILLS OF EXCHANGE.) Acts of the Parliament 


“JOURNALS : 





To be printed, 12. 





Entries therein read, 357, 410. 





of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 


the Carmarthenshire Roads Bill; Three to be the Quorum, ~ 


241. Report to lie on the Table, 245. 





Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Pauper Lunatics Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 409. 
Report to lie on the Table, 411. 





Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Exciseable Liquors Retail Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 
434. Report, 441. To lie on the Table, 442. 





Committee appointed, to mapeet the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Manchester and Salford Improvement Bill; Three to be 
the Quorum, 442. Report to lie on the Table, 450. 


—__—_——_———— Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 


of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Turnpike Acts Amendment Bill ; Three to be the Quorum, 
505. Report to lie on the Table, 509. 

















Vide Accounts. Swurpty. 





-Ipswicn Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road from 


thence to Southtown; Referred to a Committee, 51. Re- 
ported, 111. Bill ordered, 112. Presented, and read, 141. 
Committed, 153. Reported; to be ingrossed; 275. Passed, 
291. Agreed to by the Lords, 336. Royal Assent, 344. 


IRELAND: 


(ADMIRALTY CoURT.) Petition of Robert Roe, 
Secretary to the Chamber of Commerce, Dublin, for an In- 
vestigation into the constitution and practice of the said 
Court, with a view to the correction of all such Abuses as 
may be proved to exist therein; To lieon the Table; and to 
be printed ; 79. 


——- (Ibid.) Petition of John Plaskett, complaining of 


a Return made to an Order of the House by the Register of 
the Admiralty Court of Ireland ; presented, and read; and 
by leave withdrawn; 306. ~ 


-» (ANTRIM RoaD.) Vide BELFAST, infra. 


(APOTHECARIES AcT.) Petition of Physicians, 
Surgeons, and Apothecaries residing in the North of Ireland, 
for the repeal of certain Clauses in the Dublin Apothecaries 
Act; To fie on the Table; and to be printed; 546. 


(ASSESSMENT OF LESSORS.) Bill to render Les- 
sors liable for Parish and. County Assessments in all future 
Lettings of Land in Ireland, ordered, 186. Presented, and 
read, 197. Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be 
printed; 198. Second Reading deferred, 260, 307, 317, 
341, 354» 359 381, 387, 405, 411. Second Reading put 
off for Six Months, 428. ' 


(Bankers CompositTr10N.) Bill to enable Bank 


ers of Ireland to issue certain Unstamped Promissory Notes — 


upon payment of a 4g om in lieu of the Stamp Duties 
thereon, ordered, 406. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 411. Committed, 
428. Considered, 433. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 441. Passed, 447. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 554. 


(BANKS AND BANKERS.) Bill to amend the 
Laws respecting Banks and Bankers in Ireland, ordered, 370. 
Vide Promissory Notes, infra. 


(BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION.) Vide 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, infra. 


(BELFAST AND ANTRIM ROAD.) Petition. for 

a Bill for repairing and maintaining the same; Referred to'a 
Committee, 44. Petition of Inhabitants of Belfast against 
the establishment of Tolls on the Belfast and Antrim Road ; 
To lie on the Table, 210. Petition of the Grand Jury of 
Antrim, for leave to proceed ; Referred to a Committee, 241. 
Reported; Leave given to Parties to proceed with their 
Bill 252. Petition for Bill reported; Bill ordered; Leave 
given to present the Bill; 253. Presented, and read, 263. 
ommitted, 355. Petition for additional Provision; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 355. Reported; Report referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 376. Vide Svan p- 
1NG Ornpers. Report, That Provision be made according to 
the Prayer of the said Petition, and to give Nutices, &amp;c., 
404. Report read again; Instruction to Committee on the 
Bill to make Provision therein accordingly ; 435.. ‘I'ime_en- 
larged for Committee to report, 449.. Bill reported; to be 


‘ Ingrossed; 461. Passed, 474. Agreed to by the. Lords, 
_ 499. Royal Assent, 535. 


; ( BENEFICES.) Motion for laying before the House 
a Return of all Appointments to Benefices by the’ séveral 
Diocesans of Ireland, during the last ten ‘years, 156°; By 


.. leave withdrawn, 157. 


VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. 


Committee appointed to inspect the Journals © 











_ Of Treland, 8 Anne, c. 11, and 26 Geo. 3. c. 17. and Act 


1 and 2 Geo,.4..c, 78. read; Bill for repealing certain Acts 
and amending the Laws relating to Bills of Exchange and 
Promissory Notes in Ireland, ordered, 93. Presented,’ and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; an tobe printed; 
113: Second Reading deferred, 171, 179, 182. Bill com- 
mitted, 186. Committee deferred, 199. Bill considered ; 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 207. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 243, 261, 280, 300, 308. Bill re-com- 
mitted; considered; 318. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 323. Third Reading deferred, 
337, 342. Bill passed, 354. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. 
Royal Assent, 448. 


- (BREAD.) Petition of [nhabitants of Tullamoore, 
a the regulation of the Sale thereof; To lie on the Table, 
395: 

(Butrer TraDe.) Petition of the Corporation 
of the Chamber of Commerce of Waterford, for the repeal of 
the Laws relating thereto; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 79. 

(Ibid.) Act 7 and 8 Geo. 4. c. 61. read; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 470. Com- 
mittee deferred, 474. Act considered; reported; and Bill 
ordered; 481. Vide infra. 


(Ibid.) Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Butter 
Trade in Ireland, ordered, 481. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 486. Second Reading de- 
ferred; Bill to be printed; 491. Petition of Landholders of 
Tipperary, for postponement of any Alteration relating there- 
to; ‘To lie on the Table, 506. Second Reading deferred, 508. 
Bill committed, 515. Considered; reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 519. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
533- Bill re-committed; considered ; 537. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 538. Passed, 
542. Agreed to by the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 554, 
(Ibid.) Petition of the Butter Buyers of Dundalk, 
against any material Alteration of the Laws relating thereto; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 510. 


——— (Ibid.) Vide CoRk, infra. 


(CALLAN) (Kilkenny) Lands. Petition for a Bill to 


_ inclose; and Bill ordered, 28. Presented, and read, 99. 


Committed, 189. Petition of Persons in possession of small 
portions of Commonage Lands in the united Parishes of 
Callan and Coolagh, against; To lie on the Table, 258. 
Petition of Magistrates and Gentry of the County of Kil- 
kenny, in favour, 292. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 312. 

(CHARITABLE DONATIONS.) 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, infra. 


Vide CHARI- 


———— (CHARITABLE DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS.) 


Petition of Thomas Flanagan, for extending Act 52 Geo. 3. 
c.101 and 102. for the Investigation of Donations and Bequests 
to Ireland ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 470. 


(CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.): Petitions for fur- 
ther Aid; The King’s Recommendation signified; Petitions 
to lie on the Table; 145. Petition for promoting the Educa- 
tion of the Poor; To be printed, 352. Petitions referred to 
the Committee of Supply, 409. Vide SupPiy. 





——— (CHURCH LEASES.) Bill to amend the Laws re- 
. pais the Leasing Powers of Bishops and Ecclesiastical 
or 


porations in Ireland, ordered, 446. Presented, and read; 
Second Reading put off for Three Months; Bill to be 
printed; 554. 
(CLARE.) Vide Evections. 


(CITIES AND TowNS IMPROVEMENT.) Bill to 
make provision for the lighting, cleansing and watchin 
Cities and Towns Corporate, and Market Towns in Ireland. 
in certain cases, ordered, 201. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 212. 
Petition of Thomas Flanagan, against; To be printed, 225. 
Second Reading deferred, 250, 256. -Bill committed, 273. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Dundalk, against; -To be printed, 
299. Committee deferred, 317, 336, 354, 364, 374, 385, 391, 
395, 411, 418, 425. Bill considered, 429. Reported.; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 433. Third 
Reading deferred, 441. Bill passed, 459. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 543. Considered, and agreed to,. 552. 
Royal Assent, 554. 

(COALS.) Petition of Persons interested in the Im- 
portation of Kilkenny Coal, in the Port of Cork, for the free 
Importation thereof ; To lie on the Table, 159. 


(Ibid.) Petitions for repeal of Duty on Coals;: viz. 
Of. Thomas Jameson, Registrar of the Chamber of Com- 
merce of Dublin; To be printed, 390. Of Inhabitants of 
the City of Cork; To be printed, 415. Of Merchants, 
Traders and other Inhabitants of Belfast; ‘To be printed, 457. 
Of Manufacturers and Merchants of Dublin ; Vo be-printed, 
484. Of Merchants, Fraders and Manufacturers of London- 
derry; To be printed, 511. 





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TRELAN D—continued. ee 
oot (ConwsssToRrAL Court.) . Petition of the. Pa- 
08 ¢ighioners of the Union of Saint Mary, Ross, complaining of 
beinvhe.eobduct of the Surrogate of the Consistorial Court at 
bol!Wexford, 271, To lie on the Tuble; and to be printed ; 

sage, 
eet he (CONSTABULARY.) Act 3 Geo. 4. c.103, read ; 

Bill to amend the said Act, ordered, 461. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 
474. Petition of Thomas Flanagan, for postponement of the 
Second: Reading of the Bill; To be printed, 478. Bill com- 
mitted, 481. Committee deferred, 486, 490. Bill considered, 
500. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 505. Passed, 509.. Agreed to by the Lords, 525. 
Royal Assent, 535. 
(Ibid.) Petition of the Landowners of the Barony 
of Forth, complaining of Abuses therein, and praying for an 
Inquiry; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 506. 
CONVEYANCES, Vide REGISTRAR’S OFFICE, infra. 
(Cork BuTTER TRADE.) Petition for a Bill for 
the regulation thereof; Referred to a Committee, 43- 
(Cork INSTITUTION.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS, supra, Suppuy. 
(CORPORATIONS.) Petition of Roman Catholics 
of Ireland, for rendering the Irish Catholics eligible to Offices 
therein; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 478. 


(Courts OF Law.) Vide LAw Courts, infra. 
(CRIMINAL JUSTICE.) Bill for improving the 

















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Administration of Justice in Criminal Cases in Ireland, or- . 


dered, 322. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 340. Second Reading deferred, 
358. Bill committed, 364. Committee deferred, 374, 386, 
391. Bill: considered ; reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 396. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
ointed for Third Reading; 417. Passed, 433. By the 

; Lords, with Amendments, 409. Considered, and agreed to, 
522. Royal Assent, 535- 

———— (DEEDS.) Vide REGISTRAR’S OFFICE, infra. 

‘ — (Dest, IMPRISONMENT FOR.) Petition of Ed- 

ward Farrell confined for Debt in the Four Court Marshalsea 

Prison, Dublin, for amending the Law of Imprisonment for 

Debt ;. To lie-on the Table; and to be printed; 452. 


(DESERTED CHILDREN.) Act 7 and 8 Geo. 4- 

oe, 36. read} Bill to continue the said Act, ordered, 527- 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
527 Committed, 528. Conuitlered, 533- Reported; to be 
ingrossed 3’ Day ee for Third Reading; 537. Passed, 

"539. Agreed to by the Lords, 557.. Royal Assent, 554. 


(DIscOUNTENANCING Vice.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPppPty. 


(DISTRESSES.) Vide REPLEVINS, infra. 


( DRAINAGE.) Bill for draining the Bogs and Marsh 
~ Lands in Ireland, ordered, 513. Presented, and read,; Se- 
cond Reading put off for Three Months; Bill to be printed ; 
23. 
abuses (DuBvin IMPROVEMENT.) Petition for Leave to 
resent a Petition for a Bill to provide for the paying, cleans- 
ig, lighting and topes the said City; Referred to a 
Committee, 128. Reported ; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented accordingly; referred to a Committee; 136. 
ported; Bill ordered; 169. Presented, and read, 173. 


(DuBuIN Society.) Vide CHARITABLE JIN- 
STITUTIONS, supra. SuPrry. 


(DusLxin STEAM PACKET COMPANY) (1.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill for regulating and enabling the City of Dublin 
Steam Packet Company to sue and be sued; Referred toa 
Committee, 61. Reported; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, 
-and read, 148. Committed, 215. Petition of Proprietors 
of Steam Vessels navigating between Liverpool and the Ports 
in Ireland and Wales, under the designation of The Saint 
George Steam Packet Company, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 289, Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
310. Passed, 391. Agreed to by the Lords, 357. Royal 
Assent, 375: 


( bid.) (2.) Petition for a Bill for the Incorporation of 
the said Company, and to sue and be sued in that Name ; 
Referred to a Committee, 71. 

(DuBiin STEAM VESSELS.) Petition for a Bill 
for making Fires on board Vessels in the Port of Dublin; 
Referred to a Committee, 77. ; 
(DUNLEARY HARBOUR.) 














Re- 

















Vide Accounts. 








" Suprry. 

(DUNMORE Harwovur.) Vide Accounts. 
Surpty. 

(EpvucaTIon.) Reports on the subject of Educa- 


tion in Ireland; Referred'to a Select Committee, with Power 
to report Observations and Opinion thereupon to.the House ; 
‘Five to be the Quorum; Reports and Evidence on State of 


freland ; Referred, 156. A Member discharged. from his at- 
tendance on the Committee; Member added ;, 204. Power 


INDEX 40. the .E1Guty-THIRD VOLUME.  [4998. 


SS 


to Committee to report Proceedings from time to, time, 361. 
Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 361. 
EDUCATION OF THE POOR.) Petitions for pro- 
moting the Education of the Poor of Ireland; viz. Of the 
Bishops of the Roman Catholic Church in.Lreland, 113. To 
be printed, 114. ‘Of the Roman. Catholic Inhabitapts of 
the King’s County; To be printed, 149. Of Roman Catho- 
lic Inhabitants of Ireland, 325 ; and, of the Parish of Lockeen, 
77°. To be printed, 326. Of Catholic Inhabitants of the 
nited Parishes of Saint Mary, Saint Thomas .and Saint 
George, in the City of Dublin, 415. To be printed, 416. 
“Of Peter Daly, Parish Priest of Moycullen, and Vicar of Saint 
Nicholas Galway, 430. To be printed, 431. a 
——— (Evans’s CHARITIES.) Petition of ;Inhabijtants 
of Kilkenny, complaining of the. conduct of the Trustees ; 
but Notice being taken, that the same was in effeet a Petition 
for a Private Bill, the said Petition was withdrawn, 457. 


(FEMALE ORPHAN House.) Nide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppty. 


(FEVER HosPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 
TUTIONS, supra. Suppry. : 
— (FLANAGAN, Thomas.) Vide CHARITABLE Do 
NATIONS. LAw CouRTs, infra. 

(FLOUR;) Petitions for the admission of Foreign 
Flour into lreland to be bonded for Exportation ; viz. Of 
Merchants and Traders of Cork ; and of Robert Roe, Secre- 
tary to the Chamber of Commerce of Dublin; To be printed, 
347. Of John Kel? President of the Chamber of Com- 
merce of Limerick ; ‘To be printed, 353,. Of Corporation of 
the Chamber of Commerce of the City of Waterford; To be 
printed, 379. , ; 

(FOUNDLING HosPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuppPuy. 


(GALWAY Jurisdiction.) Vide ELecrions. 


(GALWAY Town Franchise ;) Petition for a Bill for 
amending Act; Referred to a Committee, 48. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 169. Presented, and read, 176. 


——— (GLASs;) Petition of the Grand Jury of the County 
of Clare, for Reduction of the Duty thereon, 555. To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 556. . 


(GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS.) Petition of 

Lieutenant General Browne, deprecating the present system 
of Road Presentments, 315. ‘To lie-on the Table; and.to be 
printed; 316, 

——— (Ibid.) Petition of the Grand Jury of Londonderry 
for an Alteration of the Oath required to be taken by Grand 
Jurors ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ;. $72. 

(Ibid.) Act 58 Geo. 3. ¢. 67. read; Bill to amend 

the said Act, ordered, 428. 

_-— (Ibid.) Petition of Proprietors, Freeholders and 
others, of the ‘Town and County of Drogheda; complaini 
of the enormous Annual Taxation laid on them by Grand 
J ary Presentments ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
483. . 

———— (HEMPEN MANUFACTURE.) Vide LINEN, infra. 


- (HIBERNIAN JOINT STOCK COMPANY.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill to amend Act, 61. Referred to a Com- 
inittee, 62. Petition of the Governor, Deputy Governor, and 
Directors of the said Company against the application for a 
Bill; To lie on the Table, 139. Petition of Merchants and 
Traders of the City of Dublin, against ; To lie on the Table, 
143. Petition for Bill reported; Bill ordered; 173. Pe- 
tition of several Proprietors of the Hibernian Joint Stock 
Company, in favour, 174. Bill presented, and read, 175. Pe- 
tition of several Proprietors of the Hibernian Joint Stock 
Company in the City of Cork, in favour, 180. Petition of 
apc of the Hibernian Joint Stock Company, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 185. Petition of the City.of Limerick, 
Proprietors in the Hibernian Joint Stock Company, in. fa- 
vour, 220. Petition of Proprietors of the Hibernian Joint 
Stock Company resident in Ireland, against; To lie on the 
Table, 229. Petition of Proprietors resident in Wexford, in 
the Hibernian Joint Stock Company, in favour, 255. Mo- 
tion for reading the Bill a second time, 257. Debate there- 
upon adjourned, 258. Petition of Proprietors of the Hiber- 
nian Joint Stock Company, in favour, 258. Petitions of Pro- 
prietors of the Hibernian Joint Stock Company resident in 
Sligo; and of the City of Kilkenny, Proprietors in the said 
Company, in- favour, 262. Debate resumed; Amendment 
prepaess Debate thereupon adjourned ; 263. Petition. of 

roprietors of the Hibernian Joint Stock Company, against 
the Second Reading of the Bill; To lie on the Table, 275. 
Petitions of Proprietors of the Hibernian Joint Stock Com- 
pany resident in Waterford; and, of James Tarpin and James 
Segrue, Proprietors of Shares in the said Company, in favour, 

291. Petition: of Ingnatius Callaghan and John M‘Don- 
nell, Shareholders of the. Hibernian Joint Stock Company, 
complaining of the Petitionagainst the Second Reading of the 
Bill; To lie on the Table, 292. Debate on Amendment pro- 

‘posed to. Motion for reading the. Bill. a Second time, te- 
sumed ; Amendment withdrawn; Bill committed’; 262. 
Motion for adding. Members to the: Gommittee, by Leave 

‘withdrawn, 302. Motion for adding Membersto the! Com- 

mittee 















































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: IRELAN D— continued. 


mittee, 318. Question Neg. thereupon, ‘319. ‘Power to 
Guianietee to. send for Penna, Papers ead Records ; Time 
enlarged for Committee to papers 5 319. Petition of Go- 
vernor, Deputy Governor and ‘Nine of ‘the Directors of the 
‘Hibernian Joint Stock Company, against; To lie on the 
‘Table, 931. Petition of Ignatius Callaghan, Esquire, against ; 
, and Counsel ordered, 335. Petition of Proprietors 
of the Hibernian Joint Stock Company resident in Drogheda, 
against ; To lie on the Table; Time enlarged for Committee 
sto report; 360. Petition of Shareholders of the Hibernian 
Joint Stock Company, against; To lie on the Table, 384. 
(HIBERNIAN MARINE SOCIETY.) Vide CHA- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppuy. 
——_— (HIBERNIAN MininG ComPANY;) Petition for 
a Bill for altering and amending Acts, 40. Referred -to a 
Committee, 41. 


(HIBERNIAN SOCIETY FOR SOLDIERS CHIL- 


DREN.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, ‘supra. 


Supp ty. = 
(House oF -InDustRY.) Vide} Accounts. 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPpPiy. 


(IMPROVEMENT OF IRELAND) Petitions for 
the Improvement of Ireland; viz. Of the Provost and Clergy 
of Tralee, and other Inhabitants of the County of Kerry; of 
the Grand Jury and other Inhabitants of the County of 
Mayo; and of the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Landholders, Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers and others, resident in Ireland, 402. 
To be printed, 403. Of Inhabitants of the City of Ar- 
magh, 420. To be printed, 421. Of the Mayor and other 
Inhabitants of Clonmell ; To be printed, 430. Of Inhabi- 
tants of the County of Cavan; To be printed, 452. 

(INCURABLES.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTITU- 
TIONS, supta,. SupPuy. 

(JURORS AND JURIES.) Acts of the Parliament 
of Ireland, read; Bill for consolidating and amending the 
Laws relating to Jurors‘and Juries in [reland, ordered, 118. 
Presented, and read ; committed ; cunsidered ; teported ; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 130. - Further consideration of Re- 
- port deferred, 171, 191, 197- Billre-committed ; considered ; 

reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 212. Further considera- 
tion of Report deferred, 243, 261, 301, 322, 351, 354, 369. 
Petition of High Constable and Barony Collectors of Lon- 
donderry, against, 372. To be printed, 373. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 395. Further consideration 
put off for Six Months, 446. 
(KERTLAND, Wiiliam;) Petition complaining 
of his not being able to obtain his Freedom of the City of 
Dublin; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ;. 156. 
(KILKENNY COAL.) Vide COALS, supra. 
(KILLINEY CHAPEL;) Bill for erecting a Chapel 
of Ease at Killiney, ordered, 83. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 113. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 126, 147. Bill committed, 171. Re- 
ported; tobe ingrossed; 430. Passed, 443. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 484. Royal Assent, 535. 
(KInGstown) Vide DUNLEARY. 


(LAGAN NAVIGATION ;) Petition for a Bill for 
further continuing, and altering and amending Acts; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 70. 


(LARCENY ACTS;) Bill to repeal several Acts or 
parts of Acts in force in Ireland relating. thereto,: ordered, 
322. Presented, and read ;, Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; 340. Second, Reading deferred, 458. 
Bill committed, 364, Committee deferred, 374; 386, 301. 
Bill’ considered; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 396: Re- 

ort further considered ;, Bill to be ingrossed ; Day.appointed 
or Third Reading ; 417. Passed, 433. By the Lords, with 
_ Amendments, 499. Considered, and agréed to, 521. Royal 

Assent, 535. 
——— (Larceny Laws;) Bill for consolidating: and 
amending the Laws in Ireland relative to Larceny, ordered, 
201. Presented, and read ; , Day. —— for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 208. cond Reading deferred, 
256. Bill committed, 273, . Committee deferred, 307, 436, 
357, 394, 374, 385, 3923-. Bill considered ; reported; Da 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 395. Report further considered; Bill ‘to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 417. Passed, 
433-  By.the Lords, with Amendments, 499. Considered, 
528. And agreed to, 529... Royal Assent, 535. | 

—~, (Law Courts) Petition of Thomas Flanagan for 
extending. to, Ireland, Commissions of Inquiry’ into’ the 
course of Proceedings therein, similar: ‘tu: those: in England ; 
To lie on the Tables; and to be printed; 479. 
= ( LEATHER ;).-Petitions for the Repeal of the Duty 

on, Leather; viz. Of: Tanners:of Newry ; 169. Of the City 
enreeaiie aio 
(LIGHTING, &amp;e. Crrres AyD’ Towns). Acts. of 
the Parliament of Ireland relating’ to lighting, fa thas and 


VOL. 83.—Sess. 1828. 





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—— 


watching Cities. and Towns in Ireland,’ read; Bill to. con- 


" tinue so much-of the said Acts ‘ds rélates to certain; Cities and 


Towns, ordered, 118, .. Presented, and read ; Day_ appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be: printed ;' 123. .. Committed, 
136. Considered, 147.. Reported ;. to "be. ingrossed;~Day 
appeisted for Third Reading; 152. -Bill.passed, 1 5p. Aprecd 
to by the Lords, 195. Royal Assent, 262... ... «(| = 

_ (LINEN ManuracrurREs;}) Bill: forthe Regula- 
tion of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures ‘of Ireland, 
ordered, 201. . Presented, and’ read; ‘Day. appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be:printed’; ‘208. " Second Reading 
deferred, 256, 273. . Bill cémimitted, 285. - Considered, '317. 
Reported, 322. Bill. to: be. ‘ingrossed; Day appointed, for 
Third, Reading; 323. Third Reading deferred, 336, 340, 
351. Bill passed, 354. By. the Lords, with ‘Amendments, 
453- Considered, anil agreed to, '522. Royal Assent, 535. 

7 Petition of Bleachers, Buyers 
and others of Clara atid Charlestown, for the protection of the 
Linen Trade of Ireland; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 265. veh 

(LisBURN AND MONAGHAN RoaD); Petition 
for a Bill for more ‘effectually repairing and improving the 
same, 44. Referred to a Cotimittee, 45. Reported ; Bil or- 
dered ; 65. Presented, and read, 135. Committed, 299, Pe- 
tition of Robert Bateson and others, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 267. Bill reported, 311. To be ingrossed, 
312. Petition of Freeholders and Cess-payers in the Count 
of Armagh, against; To lie on the Table, 312. Bill passed, 
338. Agreed to by the Lords, 363. Royal Assent, 376. 

(LONDONDERRY IMPROVEMENT.) Petition for 
a Bill for the Improvement of that City; Referred to a 
Committee, 80. . “2 
(Ly1NG-IN-HoOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPpty. 

(Matcicious INJURIES.) | Bill for consolidatin 
and amending the Laws in Ireland ‘relating thereto, ordeted, 
212. Presented, and read ; Day appointed, for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 221. Second Reading deferred, 256. 
Bill committed, 273. Committee deferred, 307, 336, 358, 
364, 374, 385, 391. Bill considered; reported; Day ap- 

ointed for, further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to 

e printed; 395- Report further considered ;' Bill to’ be in- 
gromets Day ER for Third Reading; 417. Third 

eading deferred, 433. Bill passed, 440. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 499. Considered, and agreed. to, 529. 
Royal Assent, 535. 

(M1inING COMPANY.) Vide HIBERNIAN. 

(MiscELLANEOUs- ESTIMATES.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 0) 
-— (MONAGHAN) Road. Vide LisBury. | 
— (NEwRY NAVIGATION COMPANY.) Petition for 
x Bill for the Incorporation thereof, 62. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 63. 

—— ¢(NiGAHTLY WaTcH.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Clara for establishing a Nightly Watch in the Market Towns 
of Ireland’; To lie on the Table, 272. ' 


» (OATH.) Vide GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS, 


i 





supra. 
E (ORANGE PROCESSIONS.) Petition of the Inha- 
bitants of Newtown-Limavady, for the suppression thereof ; 
To lie'dn' the Table; and to be printed; 510. " 
—— (OUTRAGES BY MoBS,) Petitions for assimilating 
Cities and Corporate Towns with Baronies, in respect to levy- 
ing Damages for Outrages committed by riotous Mobs in 
Ireland ; viz. Of the Corporation of Merchants, of Dublin; 
and, of the Corporation of Smiths of Dublin; To lie on the 
Tablé; and to be printed; 260. 


7 Geo. 4. ¢. 72. relative thereto; viz. Of the Catholic Inha- 
bitants. of Clonolty, Tipperary, 36. To be printed, 37. Of 
Catholics, Inhabitants of Castlehaven’ and My yross, in. the 
County of Cork; of Kilshannie, in the County of Cork ; 
and, of the Catholic Inhabitants of Macroom, in the County 
of Cork ;-'To. be. printed; 78. Of Roman Catholic In- 
habitants of the United Parishes of Killaderry, Kilconfert 
and Ballycommon in the King’s County, 85. Of the United 
Parish of Clondalkin Lucan ‘and Palmerstown; and, of 
the Parishes of St. Mary’s and’ St.° Peter's, Athlotie ; To 
be printed, 87. Of the United’ Parishes of Four-Mile 
Water and New Castle; To be printed, 92. Of the United 
Parishes of Glinsk and Kilcroan, County. of Galway ; ‘To be 
printed ; 97. Of Roman Catholic: Inhabitants of London- 
derry ; of the United Parishes: of Lady’s Island, Saint Ibe- 
rious and other places; of Wexford ; and, of the Parishes of 
Enniscorthy and Tem annon; ‘101,..Of Nenagh ; of Ca- 
tholics of Ireland; of the United Parishes of Kilkennywest, 
Benown and Noughville ; and, of Borris; To be printed, 101. 
Of Roman Catholics of Wexford; and, of the United Parishes 
of Lady’s Island, St. Iberious and ‘other places; 101. Two 
Pétitions of Inhabitants wad. rapeietors jn Ireland, 125. Of 
Inhabitants of the County of Galway, Town. of Gort.and 
Parish of Killmacdough, 159. To be printed,.160. Of Roman 
Catholie Inhabitants of Seskinane; of the United Parishes 
of Kilkenny West, — and Benown ; of the eee 

2 o 


——— (PARISH VESTRIES.) Petitions for solic Act 





INDEX t the E1teury-tarrp Votume. [1828 

















_IRELAND—continued. 


of Ireland ; and, of the Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the ‘ 


United Parishes of St. Michael and John, Dublin; To be 


rinted, 185. Of Ardee and its Union; of Kilbeggan and - 


Rahue; and, of St. Mary and St. Peter, Athlone; To be 

rinted, 190. Of St. Mary and St. Anne Shandon, Cork ; To 
[ printed, 246. Of Catholic Inhabitants of Raheen, 271. Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the United Parishes of Kil- 
macabea and Kilfacnabeg, 284. Of Catholic Inhabitants of 
Bannow and its Union, 304. Of the Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Clonmell; of Tipperary ; of Bansha; of the United 
Parishes of Killenaule mo Moglass; of Powerstown; of 
Cappawhite; of Ardfinan, Ballybeacon, &amp;c.; of the United 
Parishes of Cloneen and Drangan; of Caher; and, of the 
United Parishes of Donaskeagh and Knockavilla; To be 
printed, 313. Of Killarney, 320. Of the Catholics, Inhabi- 
tants of the United Parishes of Killilee, Stradbally and Kil- 
leneen ; To be printed, 327. Of Clara, 361. Of Inhabitants 
of St. Finn Barrs, in the City of Cork; To be printed, 361. 
’» Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ennis; ‘To be printed, 
372. 

(PHIPSBOROUGH CHURCH.) Petition of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Grange Gorman, praying to be re- 
lieved from the Expense of building the Parochial Church in 
that Parish; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 185. 


— (PHIPSBOROUGH SCHOOL.) Petition of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Grange Gorman, complaining of 
refusal of Assistance from the Education Society of Kildare 
Place ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 113. 


——— (PLASKETT, John.) Vide ADMIRALTY COURT. 

supra. 

— (Poor Laws.) Petitions in favour of introducing 

‘Poor Laws into Ireland ; viz. Of the Engine Ribbon Weavers 

of the City of Dublin; To be printed, 1690. Of Broad Silk 

Weavers of Dublin ; To be printed, 221. Of Manufacturers 

and Weavers of Brown Linens and Cottons in Kilmanaghan, 

King’s County, 238. Of Buyers, Sellers, Manufacturers and 

Weavers of Browns, Linens and Linen Yarn of Ballycumber; 

To be printed, 246. Of Buyers, Sellers, Manufacturers and 

Weavers of Brown Linens at Clara, 319. To be printed, 320. 

Of Matthew Horgan, Parish Priest of the United Parishes of 

. Whitechurch and Garrocloyne; To be printed, 325. Of 
Working Manufacturers of Linen and Bebaen ‘at Moate, 
Westmeath ; To be printed, 383. Of Labouring Peasantry 
of Clara; To be printed, 471. 

——— (Poor RELIEF.) Petitions respecting a Plan for 
the Relief of the Poor in Ireland; viz. Of Thomas L. Pain, 
435; Of Inhabitants of Cork ; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on passing Irish Vagrants, 436. Of Thomas St. Lubé, 
President of the Tiermoghan Peasantry Society in Ireland ; 
To be printed, 443. Vide VAGRANTS, infra. 

(PROMISSORY NOTES.) Bill for making Promis- 
sory Notes payable at the places where they are issued, or- 
dered, 370. Presented, a read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be ~— ; 379. Second Reading deferred, 
385, 405, 417. Bill committed, 424. Committee deferred, 
429. Bill considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 434. 
Petition of Merchants and Traders of Londonderry, against ; 
To be printed, 457. Bill re-committed, and considered, 458. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 469. Petition of Lundy E. Foot, Secretary to the Cham- 
ber of Commerce of Dublin, against; To be printed, 477. 
Bill passed, 480. By the Lords, with Amendments, 543. 
Considered, 552. Agreed to, 553. Royal Assent, 554. 

Vide BiLLS OF ExcHANGE, supra. 

——~—— (PROTECTION OF PURCHASERS.) Vid: PUR- 
CHASERS, infra. 

(PROTESTANT CHARTER SCHOOLS.) 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppty. 

(PURCHASERS PROTECTION.) Bill to protect 
Purchasers for valuable Consideration in Ireland, against 
outstanding Judgments not revived or redocketed within a 

_ limited time, ordered, 322. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 360. Com- 
mitted, 381. Committee deferred, 391, 395, 411. Bill con- 
sidered, 418. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 

_ Third Reading; 425. Third Reading deferred, 429. Bill 

Ala 434. Agreed to by the Lords, 472. Royal Assent, 
482. 


Vide 


r———-— (REGISTRAR.) Motion for the House to resolve 
. itself into a Committee, to consider of granting Compensa- 
. tion to the Person now holding the Office ‘of Registrar for 
registering Memorials of Deeds, Conveyance and Wills in 
. Ireland; The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion 
agreed to; 208. Brattee considered, 212, Resolution re- 
_ ported, 218. Agreed to; and Instruction accordingly; 219. 
Vide infra. 
(REGISTRAR’S OFFICE.) Act of the Parliament 
of Ireland, 6 Anne, c. 2.' read ; Bill to provide for the Regu- 
_ lation of the said Office, ordered, 208. Presented, and read ; 
Day. appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 390. 
Committed, 417. Committee deferred ; 433.. Bill considered, 























o. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ON Third Readin deferred, are 469, 473- Bill 
passed, 480. Agreed to by the Lords, 512.. Royal Assent, 
= -- (REPLEVINS.) Bill for amending the Law of Dis- 
tresses and Replevins, in certain cases, in Ireland, ordered, 
204. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed ; 335. Second Reading deferred, 351, 
369, 382, 387, 392, 428. Second Reading put off for Three 
Months, 453- 


— —— (RICHMOND LunaTic ASYLUM.) Vide CHARI- 


TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPpPry. 


— (Roman CATHOLIC SEMINARY.) Vide CHA- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppry. 


———— (Roya IRISH ACADEMY.) Vide CHARITABLE 


INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppry. 


(SHERIFFS.) Bill for the better Regulation of the 
Office of Sheriffs and Undersheriffs of Counties in Ireland, 
ordered, 186. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; and to be printed; 197. Committed, 218. 
Committee deferred, 256, 273, 307, 336, 357, 399, 395, 417, 
433- Bill considered; reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 458. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 485, 490, 500, 504, 
509. Report further considered, 515. Bill to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 516. Petition of Charles 
Pearson, against; To be printed, 518, 

(SOUTHERN CANAL.) Petition of Merchants, 
Bankers, and others of Dublin, for establishing a Canal be- 
tween Dublin and the South of Ireland, and for raising the 
required Fund for the Work, by a Series of Lotteries to be 
drawn in England; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
125. 

: (STEAM PACKET COMPANY.) Vide DuBLIN, 
supra. 

: (STEAM VESSELS.) Bill to allow the use of Fire on 
board Vessels propelled by Steam in Ireland, ordered, 107. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 113. Committed, 126. Committee deferred, 
140. Bill considered, 171. .Petition of Inhabitants of that 

art of the Quays in Dublin called the North Wall, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 177. Report deferred, 179, 182. Peti- 
tion of Proprietors of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Com- 


| pany, in favour, 184. To be printed, 185. Bill reported; to 


e ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 186. 
Passed, 191. Agreed to by the Lords, 216. Royal Assent, 
233. 

— (STEEVENS’S HospiITaL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, sapra. SupPry. iy 
(SUBLETTING.) Petitions for repealing the Act 
Geo. 4. c. 29. relative thereto; viz. Of Roca Catholic 
{shalitenes of the Parish of Seskinane, in the County of 
Waterford ; and, of the Parish of St. Mary, in the City of 
Limerick ; 85. Of the United Parish of Clondalkin, Lacan 
and Palmerstown ; and, of the Parishes of St. Mary’s and St. 
Peter’s, Athlone; To be printed, 87. Of Catholics, Inhabit- 
ants of the Parishes of Killeagh, Ardagh and Dangan; To be 
printed, 93. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the United 
Parishes of Glinsk. and Kilcroan, County of Galway ; To be 
rinted, 97. Of Londonderry ; of the United Parishes of 
Lady's Island, St. Iberious, and other plores of Wexford ; 
and, of the Parishes of Enniscorthy and Templeshannon ; 101. 

Of Nenagh ; of Catholics of Ireland ; of the United Parishes 
of Kilkennywest, Benown and Noughville; and, of Borris ; 
To be printed, 101. Of Roman Catholics of Newcastle, in the 
County of Limerick ; To be printed, 113. Two Petitions of 
Inhabitants and Proprietors in Ireland, 125. Of Roman Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants of Aghavoe, Killermoh, and other places ; 
and, of the United Parishes of Ardcath, Clonalvy and Pierce- 
town; To be printed, 160. Of St. Michael and St. John, 
Dublin, 177. Of Drogheda; and, of Louth, 189. To be 

rinted, 190. Of Maryborough, 217. Of Inhabitants of 

aheen, 271. Of the Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the 

United Parishes of Clogheen and Ballysheehan; of Tubrid 
and Tulloborlan ; of Balinahinch and Kilaskully ; of Clonalty ; 
of the United Parishes of Kileommon and Hollyford; of Clon- 
mell; of Gammonsfield and Kileash; of Clerihan ; of the 
United Parishes of Donaskeagh and Knockavilla ; and, of 
Kilmurry ; To be printed, 287. Of the United Parishes of 
Castletown, Killshine and Clongill, 294. Of Inhabitants of 
Bannow and its Union, 304. Of the Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Caher; of Powerstown; of the United Parishes of 
Killeen and Menagh; of the Parish of Tipperary; of Cap- 
paghwhite ; of the United Parishes of Cloneen and Drangan ; 
of Bansha ; of Ardtinan, Ballybeacon, &amp;c. ; and, of the United 
Parishes of Killenaule and Moglass ;. 313. Of St. Mary and 
St..Peter, Dublin; To be printed, 373- Of Ennis; To be 

rinted, 349. Of Inhabitants of St. Finn Bars, in the City of 

Bork, 302. “f? 
(TiTHEs.) Petition of Inhabitants of Toomore’ Kil- 
lasser, and other places composing the Union’ of Foxford, 
complaining of the Amount of Tithes demanded ;"To lie on 
the: Table; and to. be printed; 390 1 / ts sien: : 
Vide UNION OF PARISHES; infra. 








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IRELAN D—continued. 


(TopAcco.) Petition of Licensed Tobacco and 

‘Snuff Manufacturers of Ireland, for repayment of the Amount 

’ of the reduced Rate of Duty upon their respective Stocks of 
* Tobacco; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 329. 


—_—_—— (Ibid.) Petition of Merchants, and others, of Belfast, 
for the reduction of the Duty on Tobacco; -To lie on the 
. Table; and to be printed ; 427. 
‘(TRALEE CANAL AND NAVIGATION.) Petition 
. for a Bill for making and maintaining a navigable Cut or 
- Canal,.in the Harbour of Tralee, and for improeng the said 
. Harbour, 72... Referred to a Committee, 73. oe 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
154. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That the Stand- 
, ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 175. Petition of 
Thomas Neligan, Agent for the Bill,for Leave to proceed ; To 
lie on the Table, 175. Petition read again; Report from 
- Select Committee on Standing Orders read ; Leave to deposit 
Plan, Book of Reference, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; Leave to present 
’ the Bill; 189. Presented, and read, 209, Committed, 262. 
' Time enlarged for Committee to report, 303. Bill reported ; 
‘Report to lie on the Table; 349. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 377. Passed, 392. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 535. ~ 


————. (ULSTER CANAL.) Petition for a Bill for amend- 

“ing ‘Aét; Referred to a Committee, 70. Reported; Bill 

' ordered ;154. Presented, and read, 174. Petitions of Inha- 
bitants of Blackwater Town; and, of Benjamin Eyre, against; 
To lie-on the Table, 180. Bill committed, 261." Time en- 

 larged for Committee to — 323. Bill reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table ; 330. Report further considered ; Bill to 

- be ingrossed ; 355. Passed, 367. Agreed -to by the Lords, 
303- Royal Assent, 448. 

_—_-—— (UNION OF PARISHES.) Motion, That it appears, 
- from Returns laid before the House, that several Parishes 
‘ have entered into agreement for their Tithes, by payment of 

the Ecclesiastical Incumbents, of £.278,037. 15. and several 
other Motions relating thereto; Question Previous Neg. 
thereupon, 472. 


(UNION WITH IRELAND.) Motion for Address 

_ for Copies of al] Correspondence on the conduct of the Roman 

* Catholics at the period of the Union; By leave withdrawn, 
500... 

——— (VAGRANTS.) Select Committee appointed to take 
into consideration the Laws relating ‘to the passing of Irish 
Vagrants to their own Country ; to send for Persons, Papers 
anes Five to be the Quorum ; 161. Members added, 
170. Instruction for taking into consideration the Laws re- 
lating to the passing of Scottish Vagrants, 171. Petition re- 

_ ferred, 264. Petitions referred; Members added; 436. 
Power to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence; Report 
_ to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 507. 


—— (VESTRIES.) Vide PARISH VESTRIES, supra. 


(WESTMORLAND Lock HosPITAL.) Vide 
‘ CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppry. 


- (WEXFORD POLICE.) Petitions complaining of 

- Frauds and Peculations in that Establishment; viz. Of 

Landowners and Landholders of the Barony of Bargy, 

' (Wexford ;) To be printed, 457. Of the Barony of Shilburn, 

463. To be printed, 464, Ot the Barony of Shilmalier, 510. 

To be printed, 511. 

(WickLow POLICE.) Motion for laying before 

- the House a Copy of the Order and Directions given to the 

Wicklow Police to attend at Athold at the funeral of Edward 
Styles on 13th June last; By leave withdrawn, 530. 


(WiLxs.) Vide REGIsSTRAR’S OFFICE, supra. 


(WiITNESSES IN EQUITY.) Bill for the better Exa- 
mination in Ireland of Witnesses in Suits in the Courts of 
‘ Equity in England, ordered, 318. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 323. 
Committed, 342. Committed deferred, 354, 364. Bill con- 
_ sidered, 374. Report deferred, 381, 391, 395, 410. Bill re- 
. ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
418. Third Reading deferred, 429, 434, 458. Third Read- 
. ing put off for Three Months, 469. 


(YOUGHAL BRIDGE.) Petition fora Bill for erect- 
ing a Bridge across the River Blackwater, 64. Referred to 
a Ciucaiksqete: 65. Peported; Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 
and read, 89. Petition of Inhabitants of Clashmore, in favour, 
. 97. Petitions of the Landowners and Inhabitants of the 
_ Barony of Decies, within Drum, in the county of Waterford; 
and, of the Corporation of the Chamber of Commerce of the 
' City of Waterford, in favour;-110. Petition of Inhabitants 

of Gap uin and other places, aunt ; To lie on the Table, 
‘ 442. Petition of Inhabitants of Skibbereen, in favour ; 158. 
’ Petitions of Mérchants, Traders and other Inhabitants of 
’ Cork ; of Inhabitants of Dungarvan; of Castlémartyr; of 
’. Kileagh ; of Cloyne ; of Clonakilty ; of Youghal; of Pilltown ; 
‘and, of Ardmore, in favours'165: Bill committed, 167.' Pe- 
* tition'of Inhabitants of ‘Kinsale, in- favour, 184. * Petitions 

of Inhabitants of Villerstown; and; of Aglish; in favours 188. 

Petition of Members of the*Grand Jury of Waterford,-in 


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favour, 198. ‘Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 310. ‘Peti+ 

tion of Inhabitants of Midleton, in the County of Cork, in 
favour, 331. Bill passed, 339. Agreed to by the Lords, 367. 
Royal Assent, 375. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 3,34f0 39.) Exec- 
TIONS, Suppuy. 








Jupces CuamBeErs, &amp;c, Serjeants’ Inn; Petition of Attornie® 
for an Inquiry into the State and Situation thereof ; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 437. 

Justice, Courts of ; Grand Committee appointed, 7. 

-Vide Law and Eguity. Rover. 

Courts of, Westminster; Petition of Atttornies and 
Solicitors practising in the Superior Courts at Westminster, 

. complaining of the defective construction thereof; To lie on 

the Table; and to be printed ; 511. 


JusTICES OF THE PEACE; Petition of Charles Bird, Barrister 
at Law, against the summary Jurisdiction of Justices of the 
Peace; To lie on the Table, 544. 


Justiciary Courts. Vide ScoTLanp. 


JUVENILE OrrENDERs ; Petitions for the adoption of a Plan 
for checking the increase of Crime among Persons of tender 
Years; viz. Of Justices of the Peace of the county of 

' Stafford ; and, of Justices of the Peace in the county of 
Warwick; Referred to the Select Committee on Criminal 
Commitments, 138. Vide Criminat ComMMITMENTS. 





9° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828, 


K ELP; Motion, That the Grievances and Distresses of the 

Proprietors of Kelp in the United Kingdom require the 

immediate consideration of Government, 536. By leave with- 
drawn, 537- 


Vide Accounts. ALKALI. 


Kent Waterworks Company; Petition fora Bill for altering 
and enlarging Powers of Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 67. 

KertLanp, William. Vide IRELAND. - 

Kexsy Bripce Road. Vide Bevertey. 

KeyMeEr (Susser) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 30. Presented, and read, 148. Committed, 


165. Reported ; to be ingrossed’; 205. Passed, 210. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 235. Royal Assent, 244. 


Kiturney Chapel. Vide IRELAND. 
KincarRpDINe Roads. VideScorTLanpD. 


KING: ‘ 


Message from His Commissioners, to attend them in 
the House of Peers, at the opening of the Session, 3.—At 
the close of the Session, 558. 

— His Commissioners Speech at the opening of the 
* Session; reported by Mr. Speaker, 4. Resolution for an 
' Address thereupon, 5. Vide (ADDRESSES, 1.) 

His Commissioners Speech to bé considered, 9. Con- 
sidered, and Motion thereupon, 12,. Vide Suppty. 

His consent 'signified to Bills, 159, 214, 271, 281, 366, 
389, 419, 508. 
— His Recommendation signified to Petitions, 145, 
212.—to Motions, 208, 498, 522. 

His Royal Assent given to Bills by Commission, 
80, 187, 202, 233, 244, 333, 344, 375, 448, 481, 534, 544, 
554, 558 

Vide ADDRESSES. 




















KinGsBRiDGE Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 

_ making, repairing, and maintaining several Roads from, theuce 
to Dartmouth and other places; Referred to a Committee, 
51. Reported; Bill ordered ; 86. Presented, and read, 98. 

‘ Committed, 115. Petition of Freeholders, Renters, and other 
Occupiers of Property within a few miles of ‘Kingsbridge, 
against; Referred, 128. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Property in Kingsbridge and Dodbrooke, against ; To lie on 
the Table, 153. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 165. Passed, 
180. Agreed to by the Lords, 200. Royal Assent, 202, 


Kincsspury (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 

‘ and Bill ordered, 64. Presented, and read, 173. 

Kippine’s Cross and Wansunutts GREEN Roads; Petition 
for a Bill for more effectually repairing and improving the 
same; Referred to a Committee, 22. Reported; Bill ordered ; 

49. Presented, and read, 66. Committed, 94. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 148. Passed, 164. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 212, Royal Assent, 233. 

Kirxsviton Inclosure. Vide Hotme. 

Kirxsy Irevetn Inclosure. Vide Broventon. 

Kirker, James. Vide EastER Orrerines. | 

Kizxwauu. Harbour. . Vide Scotuanp. 


_ KuincEnpver, Frederick Charles Lewis; Bill from the Lords, 


for his Naturalization, 271. Read, 279. ‘ Committed,’ 303. 
3: Reported, and passed, 351: Royal Assent, 376. °° 


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INDEX ¢éo the E1reuty-tHirp VoLtumeE. [| 1828, 











9° Geo. 1V. Parl.8. Sess.2. A. 1828. 


LABOURERS Wages ; Bill to declare and amend the Law 

relating to the Employment and Payment of able-bodied 
Labourers from the Poor Rates, ordered, 243. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 314. Second Reading deferred, 339, 363- Bill 
committed to the Select Committee on Poor Laws, 381. 
Vide Poor Laws. 

Lacan Navigation. Vide IneLanp. 

LaKennEATH Roads, Vide MitpENHALL. 

Lamseta District Churches; Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders of the Parish of Lambeth, for revising and amending 
the Acts relating to the New Churches, in order that the 
meaning of the Legislature may be properly defined ; and that 
the Inhabitants may understand to what extent, and for what 
particular purposes they are liable to be assessed for Repairs 
and other Hes pehees of the District Churches ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 529. 

Vide Accounts. 

Lamsertn (Royal Clarence) Bridge; Petition for a Bill for 
building a Bridge across the River Thames from Church-street, 
in the Parish of St. Mary Lambeth, to the opposite Shore in 
the Parish of St. John the Evangelist, in the City and i | 
of Westminster; Referred to a Committee, 39. Repent ‘ 
168. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, and read, 174. Petition 
of Watermen of Horseferry Stairs, against; To lie on the 
Table, 193. Petition of the Vauxhall Bridge Company, 
against; To lie on the Table, 205. Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading, 273. Petition of the Free Watermen of Lam- 
beth Stairs, against, 275. To lie on the Table, 276. 

Lamsetnu (Suspension) Bridge; Petition for a Bill for build- 
ing a Bridge over the Thames from Millbank-row to Lam- 
beth; Referred to a Committee, 53. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
158. Presented, and read, 179. Petition of Watermen of 
Horseferry Stairs, against; To lie on the Table, 193. Peti- 
tion of the Vauxhall Bridge Company, against ; To lie on the 
Table, 205. Petition of the Free Watermen of Lambeth 
Stairs, against, 275. To lie on the Table, 276. 

Parish Rates. Vide Accounts. 

LANARKSHIRE Roads. Vide ScoTLanp. 


LaNpLorp and Tenant; Petitions for the Amendment of the 
Law relating thereto; viz. of Owners of Lands within the 
Borough a ibsnes!; To be printed, 231. Of Owners of 
Houses in Newcastle-upon-Tyne; To lie on the Table, 315. 

Lanp Tax. Vide Accounts. Roman Catuo.ic. 


Lanp Tax Commissioners Names; Bill for rectifying 
Mistakes, for appointing additional Commissioners, and in- 
demnifying such Persons as have acted without due authority, 
ordefed, 242. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; 246. Committed; Knights of the Shires, 
and other Members, to prepare Lists of Commissioners’ 
Names; Resolutions relative to preparing Lists, read; 256. 
Committee deferred, 363, 390. Bill considered, 410. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
418. Passed, 433. Agreed to by the Lords, 453. Royal 
Assent, 482. 

Lancororp Inclosure. Vide Grarron. 


LanspAte, Richard; Bill from the Lords, to effect an ex- 
change of his Lands for other Lands of which the Corporation 
of Chepping W ycombe is seised for Charitable Purposes, 478. 
Read, 479. Committed, 487. Reported, and passed, 516. 
Royal Assent, 535. 

Larceny Acts. Vide IRELAND. 

Laws. Vide IRELAND. 

Law AnD Eguity ; Petition of Walter Honywood Yate, com- 
plaining of the ruinously expensive and dilatory Proceed- 
ings of Law in prosecuting Suits in those Courts; To lie on 
the Table, 541. Further Petition of Walter Honywood 
Yate, praying, That his former Petition may be referred to 
the Grand Committee for Courts of Justice; To lie on the 
Table, 556. 

Law Cuarces. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Laws, Expiring; Committee appointed to inquire what Tem- 
porary Laws of a public and general nature are now in force, 
and what have expired, &amp;c.; to report Observations; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Instruction, to report 
Opinion from time to time, which of them are fit to be 
revived, continued, or made perpetual; Five to be the 
Quorum ; and to sit, notwithstanding any Adjournment ; Re- 
port of 27th November 1827, referred ; 8. 

Report brought up, and read; To lie on the 

Table ; and to be printed; 12. 

Vide (AppREssEs, 9.) 

Lea Iron Brivce Railway. Vide East Lonvon. ' 

Leap and Leap Ore; Petitions against the Importation 
thereof; viz. Of Inhabitants of Stanhope, 213. To be 
printed, 214.° Of Inhabitants of Alston; To be printed, 
221. Of Inhabitants of the Mining District on the Der- 
went, in the Counties of Durham and Northumberland; 
To be printed, 237. Of Freeholders and Occupiers of 

Lands in Masrick ; To be printed, 254, Of Inhabitants of 











Grinton, 267. Of Middleton, in Teesdale; To be printed, 
267. Of Proprietors and Workers of Mines in Mold, Halkin, 
Holywell and Whitford; To be printed, 373. Of Principal 
Landholders, Householders and [Inhabitants of Arkingarth- 
dale, and of the Lessees and Farmers of Lead Mines; To be 
rinted, 379. Of Owners of Lead Mines, and of Working 
iners in the Hundreds of High Peak, and Wapentake of 
Wirksworth; To be printed, 385. Of Proprietors and 
Workers of Lead Mines in the Parish of Llanrwst, in the 
County of Denbigh, and of Dolwyddelen and other Parishes- 
in the County of Carnarvon; To be printed, 416. Of the 
Royal Irish Mining Company; To be printed, 463. Of Pro- 
prietors of the Mining Company of Ireland; To be printed, 
527. 
Vide AccounTs. 


Lerps and Hunstet Bridge and Road; Petition for a Bill 


for building a Bridge from Hunslet to Leeds, and making 
Approaches thereto; Referred to a Committee, 68. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered ; 99. Order of Leave for Bill, read, and 
discharged ; another Bill ordered; 165. Presented, and read, 
173. Committed, 189. Reported; to be ingrossed; 275. 
Passed, 335. Agreed to by the Lords, 363. Royal Assent, 


375+ 


Leek Roads. Vide NewcastTLe. 
Leicester Borough; Motion, for sommoning the Mayor, 


Treasurer and Town Clerk of Leicester, to attend at the Bar 
of the House, to account for their not having made a Return 
to an Address; By leave withdrawn, 351. 


Leicester Gaol; Petition of John Bankart, Chairman of a 


Public Meeting of Inhabitant Rate Payers of the Borough of 
Leicester, for the amendment of certain Returns relating 
thereto, and for preventing the Mayor and Magistrates of the 
said Borough proceeding in the making of Contracts, or erect- 
ing the intended New Gaol, &amp;c. ; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 539. Petition again read, 541. Motion, for re- 
ferring the said Petition to a Select Committee; By leave 
withdrawn, 542. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 40.) 


Leicu Raitway. Vide Botton. 
Leitn Harsour. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Lessors AssESSMENT. Vide IRELAND. ASSESSMENT OF 


LEssors. 


Letters ; usual Order relating to Members Letters, 7, 8. 
Lewes. Vide CuiFre. 

Levy, Moses. Vide Jews, 

LIABILITY OF REAL Property. Vide FraupuLent De- 


VISES, 


Lire Annuities; Acts 48 Geo. 3. c. 142. 49 Geo. 3. c. 64. 


and 52 Geo. 3. c. 129. relating thereto, read; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 157. Report 
from Select Committee on Public Income and Expenditure, 
referred ; Acts considered; reported; and Bill ordered; 162.. 
Vide infra. 





Bill to repeal so much of several Acts as 
empowers, the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na- 
tional Debt to grant Life Annuities, ordered, 162. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 172. Committed, 178. Committee deferred, 
182, 186. Bill considered; reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
191. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 195. Passed, 201. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 284. Considered, and agreed 
to, 286. Royal Assent, 333. 





Petition of Moses Wing, for an Inquiry 
relative to the Loss sustained by the granting of Government 
Life Annuities; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
265. Motion for referring the said Petition to the Select 
Committee on Public Income and Expenditure ; Question 
Neg. thereupon, 301. 


Vide Accounts. 














Lirz Boat; Petition of James Mather, of South Shields, 


raying that the House will cause every Ship to carry a Life 
Boat proportioned to her Tonnage ; also, Petition of British 
Seamen of South Shields, in favour; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 483. . 


Licutine Cities and Towns. Vide IRELAND. 
Lincoin Gas Light; Petition for a Bill for lighting with Gas 


the said City ; Referred to a Committee, 32. Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 116. Order of Leave for Bill, read, and wot, it ; 
another Bill ordered, 167. Presented, and read, 175. , 
mitted, 192. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 241. Passed, 274. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 306. Royal Assent, 333. 
Improvement; Petition for a Bill for paving, lighting, 
watching and improving the said City ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 116. Order of Leave 
for Bill, read, and discharged ; another Bill ordered, 167. 
Presented, and read, 175. Committed, 192. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 241. Passed, 274. Agreed toby the Lords, 
306. Royal Assent, 333- 


Vide Evzcrive Francnise. 
LINEN 








1828.] INDEX @ the Ereuty-THirp VoLumMeE. 





Linen Manuractures. Vide IRELAND. 
Trave. Vide IRELAND. 
LispurRN and MonaGHAN Road. Vide IRELAND. . 


Lirtincton (Cambridge) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered,9. Presented, and read; 104. Committed, 
119. Reported; to be ingrossed; 192. Passed, 197. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 216. Considered, and agreed 
to, 229. Royal Assent, 233. 


LivERPOoL Charity Estates. Vide Motynevx. 


—__———— Docks; Petition for a Bill to enable the Trustees 

' to raise a further sum of Money; Referred to a Committee, 
31. Reported; Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 38. Vide Sranp1ine Orpers. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; but 
that the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, so 

. far as relates to the sale of Property to the Trustees of the 
said Docks, 77, 78. Petition cf Trustees of the Liverpool 
Docks, for leave to proceed with the Bill; To lie on the 
Table, 95. Petition for leave to proceed, read; Report read 
again; Bill ordered ; Leave to give Notices, &amp;c.; 100. Bill 
presented, and read, 173. Committed, 203. Petition of Occu- 
piers of Premises, near the Docks in Liverpool, from which 
they are liable to be and have been removed; against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 241. Bill reported; Report to 
lie on the Table; 262. Report further considered; Bill to 
be ingrosed; 302. Passed, 318. Agreed to by the Lords, 
348. Royal Assent, 375. 

Vide Accounts. 


Elections ; Petition for a Bill for providing a more 
convenient place, and making certain regulations for the 
Elections of Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough 
of Liverpool; Referred to a Committee, 12. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 31. Presented, and read, 38. Petition of 
Free Burgesses of Liverpool, against; To lie on the Table, 
170. 


eS 





Vide Erective FRANCHISE. 


and MancuesTsr Railway; Petition for a Bill to 

alter the line of the said Railway, and for amending and en- 
larging the Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 21. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 31. Presented, and read, * 
Committed, 95. Reported; Report tolie on the Table; 149. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 180, Passed, 
184. Agreed to by the Lords, 200. Royal Assent, 202. 
Purchase of Lands ; Petition for a Bill to explain 
and amend Acts relating to the Improvement of the Port, 
Harbour, and Town of Liverpool, and to authorize the Trus- 
tees of Liverpool Docks to pay for certain Lands and Here- 
ditaments purchased under the said Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered; 154. Presented, and 
read, 168. Committed, 203. Petition of Merchants, Owners, 
and Part Owners of Ships, and other Persons, paying Rates 
-and Duties under several Acts for the Improvement of the 
Harbour and Town of Liverpool, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 25%. Petition of Free Burgesses of Liver- 
pool, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 286. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report; Petition of William Sta- 
tham, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 309. Petition 
of the Earl of Sefton, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 318. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 339. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 376. King’s 
Consent signified, and Bill pased, 419. By the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 446. Considered, and agreed to, 450. 
Royal Assent, 482. 

Road. Vide HotyHeap. 


Steam Vessels Pilotage; Petition for a Bill to 
exempt Steam Vessels trading to and from the said Port, 
from the payment of Pilotage in certain cases; Referred to a 
Committee, 44. Reported; Bill ordered ; 78. 


LianpiLo Roads; Petition for a Bill for making and repairing 
the same, 70. Referred to a Committee, 71. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 81. Presented, and read, 166. Committed, 
253. Reported; to be fagronees 311. Passed, 324. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 363. Royal Assent, 376. 


LiaNneE.ty Railway and Dock; Petition for a Bill for making 
and maintaining a Railway or Tramroad from Gelly Gille 
Farm in the Parish of Llanelly, to Machynis Pool, and for 
making and maintaining a Wet Dock at the termination 
thereof, 55. Referred to a Committee, 56. Reported, 81. 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
82. Vide Stanp1Inc Orpers. Petition of Shipowners, 
Shipbuilders and others, Inhabitants of Llanelly, or trading 
to the Port of Llanelly, in favour, 82. Report, That the Par- 
ties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 107. — Report 
read again; Bill ordered; 148. Presented, and read, 166. 
Petitions of several Persons residing in and near the Town 
and Port of Lianelly, in the County of Carmarthen ; and, of 
several of the Burgesses of the Town of Llanelly, and of Trus- 
tees for the said’ Burgesses, against ; To lieon the Table, 198. 
Petitions of the Carmarthenshire Railway or Tramroad Com- 
pany 3 of several Commissioners for the improvement. of the 

arbour of Llanelly ; of several Persons»interested inthe 
Carmarthenshire Public Railway and Dock; and of several 


| VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. 

















Burgesses: and others, residing in.and near to. the Town of 
Llanelly ; and, of Thomas Lewis, of Stradey, Ralph Stephen 
Pemberton, of the Parish of Llanelly, Esquires, and John 
Johnes, of Dolecothy, Esquire, against, 202. ‘To'lie on'the 
Table, 203. Bill committed, 203. Petition of Thomas Lewis 
and others, against, read again ; Referred, and Counsel ‘or- 
dered, 208. Petition of Ralph Stephen Peniberton, ‘and 
Richatd Pemberton, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
258. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and 

Records, 267. Petitions of the Carmarthenshire Railway or 
Tramroad Company; of several Commissioners for the [m- 

provement of the Harbour of Llanelly ; and, of Persons inte- 

rested in the Carmarthenshire Public Railway and Dock, and 

of Burgesses and others residing in Llanelly, against; read 

again; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 276. Time enlarged 

for Committee to report, 303. Petition of Richard Pember- 

ton, against; To lie on the Table, 324. Bill reported, 331. 

Report to lie on the Table, 332. Report further considered ; 

Bill to be ingrossed ; 355. Passed, 366, Agreed to by the 

Lords, 421. Royal Assent, 448. 


LLANFROTHEN (Merioneth) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 


close ; and Bill ordered, 33. Presented, and read, 167. 


LonponpERRY Improvement. Vide IRELAND. 








--——_-—— SeconparigEs Orrice; Petition of the Lord Mayor 








Marquis of; Bill from the Lords to extend the 
seen of granting Leases of parts of certain Estates, 536. 

ead, 538. Committed; Leave to Committee to sit and. 
proceed, and to report on a certain day; 546. Bill reported, 
and passed, 551. Royal Assent, 554. 


Lonpon, Corporation or. Vide Accounts. 
Lonvon Docks; Petition for a Bill to consolidate and amend 


Acts; Referred to a Committee, 39. Reported; Report 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 52. 
Vide Sranpine OrpeErs. Report, That the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed with their Bill, 81. Report read again ; 
Bill ordered; 167. Presented, and read, 174. Committed, 
198. Petition of Trustees, Vestrymen, Commissioners and 
Inhabitants of St. Paul, Shadwell, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 237. Petition of Merchants and Wharf- 
ingers trading in the Port of London, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 262. Petition of Joseph Fletcher, Ship- 
builder, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 267. Peti- 
tion of Merchants and Traders of the Port of London, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 276. Petition of Company 
of Proprietors of the East London Waterworks, against ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 284. Petition of Charles Lyon 
aud Henry Disney Roebuck, Esquires, Lessees, under the 
Dean of St. Paul, London, of certain Messuages, Tenements 
and Lands in St. Paul Shadwell, against ; Reterred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 292. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 310. 
Petition of Richard Dowding, against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 338. ‘Time enlarged for Committee to report, 
349. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 359. Peti- 
tion of Master, Wardens and Commonalty of Watermen and 
Lightermen of the River Thames, against; To lie on the 
Table, 382. . Report further considered ; Bill re-committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a 
certain day; 383. Petition of Master, Wardens and Com- 
monalty of Watermen and Lightermen of the River Thames, 
against, again read; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 388. 
Bill reported, 400. Report to lie on the Table, 401. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 430. Passed, 443. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 478. Considered, and 
agreed to, 482. Royal Assent, 535. 


Vide Accounts. 


———— and Hotyneap Post Road. Vide BEAumMaRis. 


— Railway. Vide East Lonpon. ' 
Aldermen and Livery of the City of London, complaining of 
the Abuses therein; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
463. 

Sheriffs of ; House informed that one attended (the 
other Sheriff being a Member,) he was called in, 35. 


— Suip Canal. Vide Portsmoutn. 


-—_— SmM1THFIELD Market; Petition of Residents in Lon- 
don and its Environs, for the Removal thereof, 404. To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 405. Petition again read ; 
Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state of Smith- 
field Market and the slaughtering of Cattle in the Metro- 
polis; to report their Observations thereupon to the House ; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records. Five to be the 
Quorum; Leave to sit notwithstanding Adjournment; and 
Petition referred, 432. Member added, 442. Petitions re- 
ferred, 444, 451. Member added, 476. Power to Committee 
to report Observations from time to time; Report to lie on 
the Table.; and.to be printed; 512, Power to Committee to. 
report. Minutes of Eyidence; Second Report and Appendix 
to lie on the Table; and to be. printed ; 546. 

~ ¢Ibid.) Petitions against. the Removal thereof; viz. 
Of: Master Butchers carrying on business: in London and 
Westminster; To lie on the Table,:427.' Of Inhabitant. 





Housebolders of the City of London, residing in and near 
‘West Smithfield; 431. Patiione read, aud. referred to the 
2 


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Select Committee on Smithfield Market Removal, 444. Of 
Master, Wardens and Commonalty of the Worshipful Com- 
pany of . Butchers of the City of London; ' Referred, 451. 

' Vide supra, 

Loncitupe; Acts 55 Geo. 3. c. 75. and 58 Geo. 3. c. 20, read ; 
Bill for repealing the Laws. now in force relating to the dis- 
covery of the Longitude at sea, ordered, 477. Presented, and 

_ read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 481. Com- 
mitted, 484. Committee. deferred, 490. Bill considered, 492. 

' Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 501. Passed, 505. Agreed to by the Lords, 525. Royal 
Assent, 535. 


Lorps; wr we that the House will give Leave to Sir Robert 
Thomas Wilson (a Member,) to attend as a Witness on the 
_ subject matter of a Complaint made of the Arrest of Viscount 
_ Hawarden; Message considered; and Leave given him to 
attend ; 13. 
Request that the House will give Leave to Dugdale 
Stratford Dugdale, Esquire, and John Benett, Esquire. (Mem- 
bers,) to attend a Committee at the Lords; Message consi- 
dered; and Leave given them to attend, 97. 
Request that the House will give Leave to Sir William 
Rae, Baronet (a Member,) to attend a Committee at the 
Lords ; House will send an Answer; Message considered ; 
and Leave given him to attend ; 106. 


Request that the House will give Leave to Henry Home 

‘ Drummond, Esquire (a Member,) to attend a Committee at 

the Lords; House will send an Answer; 117. Message con- 
sidered ; and Leave given him to attend ; 122. 

, Request that the House will give Leave to Robert 

iattons Reukiene, Esquire (a Member,) to attend a Com- 

mittee at the Lords ; Message considered ; and Leave given 

him to attend; 121. 

Request that the House will give Leave to David Bar- 
clay, Esquire, and William Manning, Esquire (Members,) to 
attend as Witnesses on the Second Reading of the Penryn 
Disfranchisement Bill ; Message considered; and Leave given 
to William Manning, Esquire, to attend; House will send 
an Answer respecting David Barclay, Esquire, 264. Message 

- respecting David Barclay, Esquire, considered; and Leave 
given him to attend; 268. 


Request that the House will give Leave to Edmond 
Wodehouse, Esquire (a Member,) to attend a Committee at 
~ the Lords ; also, to the Clerk who attended the Penryn Elec- 
tion Committee in 1§27, and to produce the Poll Book de- 
livered in, and the Minutes of Evidence taken before the said 
Committee ; Message considered ; and Leave given to Ed- 
* mond Wodehotse, Esquire, to attend; also, Leave given to 
the Clerk to attend, and to produce the Poll Book and Mi- 
nutes of Evidence, 278. ; 
—+ Request that. the House will. give Leave to Joseph 
Cripps, Esquire, and Charles Callis Western, Esquire (Mem- 
bers,) to attend a Committee at the Lords , House will send 
an Answer; 337. Message considered, 362. ‘Leave given 
to Joseph a Esquire, to attend, 363. Message respect- 
ing Charles Callis Western, Esquire, considered ; and Leave 
given him to attend; 367. 
Request that the House will give Leave to Walter 
Frederick Campbell, Esquire (a Member,) to attend a Com- 
mittee at the Lords; House will send an Answer ; 348. Mes- 
sage considered ; and Leave given him to attend; 349. 


Request that the House will give Leave to James Loch, 
Esquire (a Member,) to attend a Committee at the Lords ; 
House will send an Answer; 363. Message considered ; and 
Leave given him to attend ; 367. 


— Request that the House will give Leave to John Leslie 
Foster, Esquire (a Member,) to attend a Committee at the 
Lords ; House will send an Answer; 422. Message con- 
sidered ; and Leave given him to attend; 436. 


Request Copy of Third Report on Emigration ; Mes- 

* sage considered; and a printed Copy communicated to the 
Lords; 84. 

- Request Copies of Second Report on Emigration ; and 

__ of Report made from Committee, in the last Session, on Cri- 
minal Commitments and Convictions ; Message considered ; 
and printed Copies communicated to the Lords; 137. 

Request Copies of Reports from Committees in 1816 

. and 1823 on the ae Laws ; House will send an Answer, 

_ 166, Message considered ; and printed Copies to be com- 
municated to the Lords; 172. 


Request Copies of Reports from Committees in 1825 
--and 1827, on the Laws respecting Friendly Societies ; House 
will send an Answer; 195. Message considered ; and printed 
, Copies to be communicated ; 198, ; 
Request Copy of Report; and Minutes of Evidence 
- taken before Committee on Scottish Entails Bill ; -House will 
send an Answer; 221. Message considered ; and’ printed 















































- Copy of Report and Minutes of Evidence to be communicated 
to the Lords; 339. ‘ Sr9D1008 


——— Request Copy of Report from Committee in the Jast 
Session, on Pauper Lunaties ‘and on ‘Lunatic Asylums, to- 
~ gether with the Minutes of Evidence; and, Copy of Abstract 








of Poor Returns in the year ending 25th March 1827 ;: House 

will send an Answer ; 232. Message considered ; and printed 

Copies of Report and Abstract to be communicated to the 

Lords; 236. : 

Request Copy, of the Evidence taken before: the Com- 

- mittee in the last Session, on the Galway Election; House 
will send an Answer; 299. a alae 

Request Copies of Reports from Committee in 1825, 
on Salmon Fisheries ; House will send an Answer; 414: Mes- 
sage considered ; and printed Copies to be communicated 
to the Lords; 421. 

—-— Request Copy of Report from Committee in 1824,0n 
Salmon Fisheries; House will send an Answer; 427. Mes- 
sage considered; and a printed Copy to be communicated 
to the Lords ; 431. 

— Request Copy of Second Report: on Scottish Entails 
Bill; House will send an Answer; 484. Message considered; 
and a printed Copy to be communicated to the Lords; 488. 

—— Request Copy of Report on the Law of Parochial Settle- 
ment; House will send an Answer; 492. Message consi- 
dered ; and printed Copy to be communicated to the Lords ; 
512. 











Request Copy of Fourth Report on Public Income and 
Expenditure; House will send an Answer; 557. 
Message from, That the Lords do agree to a Confer- 
ence as desired, and do appoint the same, 357.. 
Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of the Report with the Minutes of Evidence taken before 
the Select Committee on Game Laws, 212. Report, That the 
Message had been delivered, and that the Lords had commu- 
nicated a Copy of Report, 234. Report, Minutes, Index, 
and Appendix to be printed, 235. 
Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Select Committee on the Wool Trade, 488. Lords commu- 
nicate a Copy of Report, together with the Minutes of Evi- 
dence, Appendix and Index ; To be printed, 512. 
Message to, requesting that the Lords will give Leave 
to his Grace the Duke of Wellington to attend the Select 
* Committee on Public Income and Expenditure, 229. Re- 
’ port, That the Message had been delivered; and that the Lords 
gave him Leave to attend; 232. 
Message to, requesting that the Lords will give Leave 
to the Earl of Rosebery, to attend the Committee on Scottish 
Entails Bill, 283. Leave given him to attend, 299. 
Message to, requesting that the Lords will give Leave 
to the Earl of Aberdeen, to attend the Committee on Scottish 
Entails Bill, 347. ; 
Message to, requesting that the House will give Leave 
— to Viscount Goderich, to attend the Select Committee on the 
Office of Works, 436. Report, That the Message had been 
delivered; and that the Lords will send an Auswer; 436. 
Leave given him to attend, 437. 
- Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


























Lourn Navigation; Petition for a Bill for improving and main- 
taining the same ; Referred to a Committee, 32. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 44. Presented, and read,54. Committed, 149. 
Reported; King’s Consent signified ; 214. Report to lie on 
the Table, 215. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
rossed ; 241. Passed, 259. Agreed to by the Lords, 306. 
Royal Assent, 334. 


Lucas, late Joseph; Bill from the Lords, to authorize the Sale 
of his Estates, 484. Read, 487. Committed, 502. Reported, 
and passed, 540. Royal Assent, 544. 


Luptow Corporation; Petition of the Inhabitants of the 
Borough of Ludlow, complaining of the conduct of the Cor- 
poration ; and the said Petition appearing to refer to Proceed- 
ings in the House of Lords, was, with Leave of the House, 
withdrawn, 255. 


Lunatic Asytums; Petition of Thomas Bakewell, for altera- 
tion of Acts relating to Lunatic Asylums and Private Mad- 
houses; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 84. 


— Bill to amend the Laws for the erection 
and regulation of County Lunatic Asylums, ordered, 411. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 415. Committed, 421. Considered, 429. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day i ae for Third Read- 
ing; 434- Third Reading deferred, 441, 447, 454- Bill 
passed, 467.. Agreed to by the Lords, 484. oyal Assent, 
535- 

Lunatics Estates; Bill from the Lords, for extending Acts for 
the Sale and Mortgage of Estates of Persons found Lunatic by 
Inquisition taken in England or Ireland, 499- Read ; Day ap- 

inted for Second Reading ; and to be printed 5. 510... Com- 
mitted, 518. Committee deferred, 526, 528. Bill considered, 
531. Report deferred, 537+ . Bill reported, with Amend- 
ments; and agreed to;- Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
538- ‘Bill read the Third time; an Amendment made; and 
Bul passed, with Amendments ; 541, Amendments agreed 
 tocby the-Lords, 552. Royal Assent, 554, 
det cr Licenses. Vide Accounts: &gt; (ADDRESSES; 41-) 
v G LUNaTIcs. 





1828. ] INDEX ¢0 the ErGHTy-THTRD VOLUME. 





Lunatics. Property ; Bill, for amending ‘the . Laws. relating 
thereto, ordered, 405. Presented, and read; Second Read- 
ing put off for Three Months.; and to be printed ; 536. 

: - Regulation; Acts for regulating Madhouses read ; 
Bill to. regulate’ the Care and Treatment of Insane Persons, 
ordered, 85. - Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 122. Committed, 151. 
Considered ; reported; Day pppginned for further considering 
Report; Bill, as.amended, to be printed ; 179. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 196. Bill re-committed ; con- 
sidered ; reported ; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 202. . Report fur- 
ther considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 208. Third Reading deferted, 218. Bill 
passed, 227. By the Lords, with Amendments, 446. Bill, 
asamended by the Lords, to be printed, 452. Amendments 
considered, 494; and, with an Amendment, agreed to, 498. 
Amendment agteed to by the Lords, 503.. Royal Assent, 
535- , 

LusHineTon, Stephen Rumbold. Vide CanTeRBuRY. 

LutrerwortH Road. Vide Bansury. 


LyminGTon Roads; Petition fora Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 
46. Reported; Bill ordered; 173. Presented, and read, 180. 

Committed, Pie ‘ Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 309. a be 

Consent signified, and Bill passed, 360. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 404. Royal Assent, 449. 





9° Geo.1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


MACHINERY; Petition of Operative Sawyers resident 

in the City of Bristol, complaining of their labour being 
superseded by.Sawing Machinery; To lie on the ‘lable, 499. 

Macuynis Poot Railway. Vide Luanetty. 

MacxanessI, Vide New Soutn Wates. 

Mapuovses. Vide Lunatics Recurarion. 

Macistrates. Vide County MacistRATEs. 

Maipstone Roads. Vide Wrotnam, 


Mai. Coacuus; Petition of the Teignmouth and Shaldon 
Bridge Company, for payment of Tolls by Mail Coaches 
passing that Bridge; To lie on the Table, 476. 


Ma.pon Cuarter ; Petition for a Bill to authorize the Mayor, 
Aldermen and others of the Borough of Maldon to collect 
certain Ship Dues to cleanse and improve the Navigation of 
the Blackwater River, and to protect and regulate the Oyster 
and Float Fishery therein; Referred to a Committee, 49. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 109. Presented, and read, 174. 
Petitions of the Oyster-dredgers, Fishermen, and others, in 
the Vicinity of Burnham ; of the Merchants, Ship-owners and 
others, trading at the Port of Maldon ; of the free Company 
of. Dredgers of the River Medway and the waters thereof, in 
the City of Rochester, and of the Inhabitants of the said City 
and its Neighbourhood; and, of the Persons employed in 
fishing and labouring in and about the Port of Maldon, in 
the County of Essex, against; To lie on the Table, 262. 
Petitions of Mayor, Aldermen, Assistants and Common 
Council of Colchester; and, of the Jurors of the Oyster 
Fishery Company of the River Colne, against ; To lie on 
the Table, 282. 


Mauicious [Injuriges. Vide IrRELANpD. 


Matt Trane; Petitions complaining of the Act of last Session 
relating to Malt; viz. Of Maltsters of Coventry, 14. Of 
Maltsters of the City of Lincoln, 25. Of Maltsters of King- 
ston-upon-Hull, Beverley and Hedon; To be printed, 26. 
Of Maltsters resident in Newark-upon-Trent, 57; To be 

inted, 58. Of the Maltsters of Walsingham Parva and its 
Vicinity; in the County of Norfolk; of Fakenham, in the 
County of Norfolk, and its Vicinity ; of Diss, in the County of 
Norfolk, and its Vicinity; and, of the an of Chester, and 
the immediate Neighbourhood thereof; To be printed, 75. 
of the County of Gloucester ; of the City of Gloucester; 79. 
Of Cardigan, Newcastle, Emlyn and other places; of the City 
of Bristol ; of Kingston-upon-Thames, and its Vicinity ; and, 
of Barnstaple, and its Vicinity; To be printed, 79. Of 
Yeovil, and its immediate Neighbourhood, in the County of 

- Somerset, 83. Of Derby; of Holywell, in. the County of 
Flint; and, of oo in the County of Chester, and its 
Neighbourhood ; ‘To be printed, 83. Of Frome ; Selwood ; 
and, of Crewkerne, 88. Of Maltsters and Brewers of the 
City of Exeter, and Towns and Plates adjacent, in the County 
of Devon ; and, of the Town and Borough of Denbigh, in the 
Gounty of Denbigh, 91. Of the Town of Warrington, in the 
erregh e Lancaster and its Neighbourhood ; of the Towns of 
Saint Helen’s and Newton in the County of Lancaster, and 
their Neighbourhood ; of the City and County of Norwich; of 
the ‘City of Worcester; and, of Dudley, in the Coanty of 

"'Wotcester ; To be printed, 91. Of Maltsters of Liverpool ; 
of Newcastle-upon-l'yne; of Dursley ; of Coleford ;:of North- 
Allerton ; of Knaresborough; of Brentford ;:and, of Wigan ; 
96. “Of: Poole; Blandford,’ and other: places; of Ledbury ; 
of Wallingford 5: of Cleobury:Mortimer ; of Lewes’; and; of 

(Llanrwst ; (Lo. be . printed, .g6....Of Burton-upon-Trent;. of 
Sherborne; of Anglesey; and, of Rotherham; 101. Of 


VOL. 83.— Sess. 1828. 


Sandwich ; and, of Bridport ; To be printed, 101, Of Horn- 
castle ; and, of Pembroke; 106, Of the City of Waterford ; 
To be printed, 106. Of Barton Brigg, and other. places; of 
Henley-on-Thames ;, of Bideford; of Bri north ; of Much 
Wenlock, ‘ Broseley and other places ; of Wellington ;, of 
Shiffnal and Newport ; of Monmouth; of Plymouth, Devon- 
sal and its Vicinity ; of Richmond (York) ; and, of Bishop’s 
astle; 109. Of Shrewsbury; of Ludlow; of Bodmin ; and, of 
Newbury; To be printed, 109. Of Hants ; and, of Tauntan ; 
113. Of Great Yarmouth ; and, of Leicester ; To be printed, 
113. Of Ellesmere, Whitchurch and Hem; of Reading ; of 
South Shields; of Dumfries ; of Worksop ; and, of Thetford ; 
117. Of the Hundred of Holt, Norfolk; and, of Truro; 
124. Of Abergavenny; .To be: printed, 124... Of Kings- 
bridge District.and Plymouth Collection; of Droitwich ; of 
Kirkcudbright; and, of. Wrexham; 129. Of Nantwich; and, 
of Warwick ; 136. Of Tewkesbury; To. be printed, 136. 
Of Abingdon; of Bath; of Horsham and Pulborough; and, 
of the Western Division of Norfolk, 142. Of Chepstow ; and, 
of Caldicot, Monmouth; To be printed, 142. Gf Oundle; 
and, of Alnwick; 149, OfStirling, 154. Of Leeds; To be 
printed, 154. Of Campbelltown ; of Pershore; of Guildford ; 
and, of Colchester, and the Eastern part of the County of 
Essex ; 159. Of Honiton; and, of Abingdon ; To be printed, 
159. Of Cirencester and Tetbury ; of the City of Oxford ; 
and, of Evesham; 169. Of Southmolton; and, of Tavistock ; 
To be printed, 169. Of Kenda! ; of Spilsby ; and, of Malt- 
sters and Brewers of Carlisle; 176. Of Maltsters of Chester- 
field; of Doncaster, Bawtry and Thorne ; of Wakefield ; and, 
of Bury St. Edmunds ; To be printed, 176. Of the City of 
Hereford; of Sunderland; and, of New Sarum; To: be 
printed, 181. Of Huntingdon, 185. Of Stamford, and St. 
Martin’s Stamford Baron; ‘and, of the County of Brecon ; 
To be printed, 185. Of Sheffield; To be printed, 190. Of 
Dundee ; and, of the County of Rutland ; 193. Of Notting- 
ham ; and of Margate, Rainsgate, and the Isle of Thanet; 
To be printed, 193. Of Maltsters and Brewers of Cocker- 
mouth, 203. Of the County of Carnarvon, 203.: ‘To’ be 
printed, 204. Of Maltsters of Hadleigh; and, of Belfast ; 
209. Of the Edinburgh District; To be printed, 209. | Of 
the Lordship of Millom, in the County of Cumberland, and in 
the Hundred of Lonsdale north, in the County of Lancaster ; 
To be printed, 216. Of Ipswich; and, of Alcester, 220.... Of 
Kidderminster ; and, of Preston; To be printed, 242. Of the 
Chelmsford District, 260. Of the County of Montgomery, 
283. Of Chatham, 352. Of Landowners, Farmers and Malt- 
sters of Lowestoft, 361. Of Maltsters of Walsall, 366,, Of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land resident in Rotherham, 370. 
Of Owners and Occupiers of Land attending Sheffield Market ; 
To be printed, 379. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in 
Worksop ; To be printed, 384. Of Landowners and. Farmers 
of Wolverhampton; To be printed, 397. Of. Landowners 
and Agriculturists of Ellesmere; and, of Ludlow; 'I'o \be 
printed, 412.. Of Maltsters of Newport Pagnell, 556. 





Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 27.) 


Mancuester. Vide Evective Francnuise. 





Railway. Vide Liverroot. 





and Satrorp Improvement; Petition for a 
Bill to alter and amend Act, 52. - Referred to a Committee, 
53. Reported; Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; 108. Vide STANDING OrpeERs. Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill; and 
to give Notices, &amp;c. 116. Report read again ; Bill ordered; 
158. Presented, and read, 172.. Petition of the Commis- 
sioners of Police of Manchester and Salford, against ; To lie 


_ on the Table, 173. Petition of Commissioners for executing 


Act for cleansing, lighting, watching and_ regulating’ the 
Streets, Lanes, &amp;c. in Manchester and Salford, against ; To 
lie on the Table, 214. Petitions of Joseph Barker, Chairman 
of a Meeting of the Commissioners of Police, residing in the 
First District, and ny qualified under an Act of his late Ma- 
jesty, for cleausing, lighting, watching and regulating the 
Streets, Lanes, Passages and Places within the Towns of Man- 
chester and Salford, in the County Palatine of Lancaster; of 
John Nicholls, for the Third District; of William Willett, for 
the Fourth or Saint Clements District; of Nehemiah Ger- 
rard, for the Fifth District ; of Peter Eckersley, for the Sixth 
District; of George Gyte, junior, for the Seventh: District ; 
of John Atkinson, for the Ninth District ; of John Lamb, for 
the Thirteenth District ; and, of several Payers of Assessed or 
Local Taxes, of the Town of Manchester, in the County Pala- 
tine of Lancaster, against; To lie on the Table, 257. Peti- 
tions of several Commissioners duly qualified to execute the 
Manchester and Salford. Police Act; of several Merchants, 
Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of the Towns of Man- 
chester and Salford; and, of the Magistrates, Clergy, and 
others who. are. Inhabitants of, or deeply interested in the 
Towas of.Manchester and Salford, in favour,'257- Bill com- 


» mitzed;, Power. to Committee ‘to send for» Persons, Papers 
and, Records,: 258... Petition of Inhabitants and House- 


holders of Manchester, against; Referred, and :Counsel ‘or- 


.. dered, 286. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 309. 


Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 338. Passed, 360. 





Report on Peti- 


‘tion for Bill, and Report from Committee on Standing Orders, 


read ; 


R 











INDEX ¢@o. the Etcuty-THirv VoLUME. 


(1898. 





Mancuester and Satrorp Iimprovement—¢ontinued. 
read ; another Bill ordered; 450. _ Presented, and read,’ 450. 
Committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to 
report on a certain Day ; 462. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
474. Passed, 477. Agreed to by the Lords, 499. Royal 
Assent, 535- 

Vide JouRNALS,. 

Man, Istz or; Petition of Edward Haycock Colclough 
Turner, complaining of the tyrannical exercise of the Insular 
Laws in the Isle of Man; To lie on the Table, 479, 

Vide Accounts. Corn. 

Mansrieip Road. Vide NotrineuamM. 

Marcu (Cambridge) Drainage ; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing Acts; Referred to a Committee, 51. Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 128. Presented, and read, 135. Committed, 148. 
Rported ; to be ingrossed ; 275. Passed, 286. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 344. 

Marcate Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

Mareoate Road. Vide Sanpwicn. 

Magine Insurances; Petition of Laurence Jopson Mar- 








shall, Underwriter at Lloyd’s, for alteration of the Seale of . 


Duty on Foreign [nsurances, 199. To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 200. 
Maxine Mutiny; Bill for regulating His Majesty’s Royal 
Marine Forces while on Shore, ordered, 118. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 118. Second 
Reading deferred, 122. Bill committed, 126. Committee 
deferred, 140.. Bill considered,.147. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 152. Bill pass- 
ed, 157. Agreed to by the Lords, 175. Royal Assent, 187. 
Market Rasen Canal and Railway. Vide Bisnor Brices. 
Marnriace Act. Vide Dissenters. 
Marsna t, Laurence Jopson. Vide Marine INSURANCES. 
Marsuam, Robert; Bill from the Lords to give powers of Sale 
over part of the Estates settled on his Marriage with Frances 
Anne his Wife, 414. Read, 419. Committed, 430. Re- 
ported, and passed, 484. Royal Assent, 535. 
Mary-ve-none Vestry. Vide Saint Mary-Le-BONg. 
Maruer, James. Vide Lire-Boar. 


MeELzBovrNeE Common Road. Vide H1inck.ey. 


MEMBERS : 





Take the Oaths, 3. 


to withdraw during the time any Matter of 
Privilege relating to them is in Debate, 7. 

not to bring Strangers into the House, 7. 
usual Orders relating to their Letters, 7. 
added to Committees, 209, 377. 

added to Select Committees, 139, 153, 170, 
195, 204, 233, 238, 255, 258, 265, 266, 273, 290, 322, 356, 
378, 392, 401, 420, 436, 442, 457, 461, 473, 476, 499. 
discharged from Attendance on a Com- 




















mittee, 204. ’ : 

Motion for adding Members to a Com- 

mittee, withdrawn, 302. Negatived, 319. 

Names of Members absent at Ballots for 

Election Committees, to be set aside, and a List thereof re- 
orted when the House shall appoint; Members for whose 
on-attendance a sufficient Excuse shall not be made, to be 

taken into Custody, 162. 

heard in his place, 244. 

excused from Attendance on an Election 

Committee, on account ef Illness, &amp;c. 244. 

Leave given to certain Members to attend 

at the Lords, 13, 97, 106, 121, 122, 264, 268, 278, 349, 

353, 367, 436. 




















informed the House, that they had Pe- 
titions in their possession on the last day for receiving Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, but were prevented presenting them 
by the unexpected Acjournment of the House, 77, 80. 
Motion, That a Member attend in his place, 
on a Committee of the whole House, to whom a Bill is re- 
ferred; and by leave withdrawn, 152. 


—— to prepare Lists of Commissioners Names 
for executing the Land Tax Act, 256. 
Vide Exections. 
Orvers. Sersgant. SPEAKER. 
Menat Bridge Road. Vide Beaumaris. 
and Conway Bridges. Vide Accounts. 


Merrnuyr Tipvitt Magistrate; Petition for Leave to present 
a Petition for a Bill for appointing a Justice of the Peace to 
act in the Parishes of Merthyr Tidvill, Gellygare, and Aber- 
dare, with a competent remuneration for, his Services, 173. 
Referred to a Committee, 174. Reported; Leaye given; 
Petition presented accordingly ;, referred to.a Committee ; 
184. Reported; br ak referred to the Select Committee, on 
Standing Orders; 188. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
203. 











Hovsr, «Lorps. 





Merton Poor Rates; Petition for a. Bill for better 
and collecting the Poor and other Rates in the Parish of Saint 
Mary Martin, otherwise Merton; Referred to a Committee, 
6. Reported; Bill ordered, 17. Presentedy and ready21. 
Committed, 35. Reported; to be in ed; 89. Passed, 
103. Agreed to by the Lords, 117. Royal Assent, 187. 

Merropotts Police; Select Committee appointed to inguire 
into the cause of the increase in the number of Commitments 
and Convictions in London and Middlesex, and into the 
state of the Police of the Metropolis, and of the Dis 
tricts adjoining thereto; to report their Observations and 
Opinion thereupon to the House; to send for Perséns 
Papers and Records; to sit notwithstanding -any Adjourn- 
ment; and to adjourn from Place to Place, Five to be the 
Quorum; Former Reports referred, 114. Power to Com- 
mittee to report Minutes of Evidence; Report and Appendix 
to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 527. 


Roads ; Petition of the Vestrymen of Saint 
Pancras, complaining of the Conduct of the Commissioners 
of Metropolis Roads; ‘fo lie on the Table, 450. 


Vide Accounts. 


——_——. —— Water; .Petition of Inhabitants of the Western 
arts of the re complaining of the Impurity and 
nsalubrity of the Water supplied to the Metropolis 475. 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 476. Petition read 


again, and referred to the Select Committee on Metropol 
Water, 498. Vide infra. i 











Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
present system of supplying ater to the Metropolis, in- 
cluding the a ot Southwark, and into the amount of 
Rates paid by the Inhabitants; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to bethe Quorum; 492. Petitions and 
Report of Commissioners on the Supply of "Water to the 
Metropolis ; referred; Instruction to Committee to include 
other Parishes; 498. Members added, 499.. Power to Com- 
mittee to report Minutes of Evidence; Report and Appen- 
dix to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 546. 


MILBANK. Vide PENITENTIARY. 


MILDENAALL and LakenuEATH Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for making and maintaining a Road from. Beck: Fen Lane, in 
Mildenhall, to Littleport, and other Roads in the Counties 
of Suffolk and Norfolk; Referred to a Committee, 70. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 94. Presented, and read, 120. Com- 
mitted, 141. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 274. Passed, 292. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 336. Royal Assent, 344. | 

Mitirary Canal. Vide Accounts. 


and Navat Pensions, Vide Pensions. 


Mitit1a; Motion, That a Select Committee be a pointed to 
prepare Estimates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia 
of Great Britain and Ireland, for the year 1828; Question 
previous proposed, and by leave withdrawn, 289. 

— Select Committee appointed to prepare Estima 
of the Charge of the Disembodied Milina, for 1828 ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the 
Quorum; 289. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; and 
to be printed; 351. Report referred to the Committee of 
Supply; the King’s Recommendation having been signified ; 
458. Vide Suppty. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 43.) SupPLy, and 

Bixus in SupPty. ! 
MINEHEAD Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 73. Reported; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
104. Vide Stanpine Orpvers. Report, That the Parties 
be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 116. Report read 
again; Bill ordered; 142. Presented, and read, 174. Com- 
mitted, 197. Reported ; tobe ingrossed; 311. Passed, 341. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 367. Royal Assent, 376. 


Act of this Session, read; Petition of Trus- 
tees for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to amend the said 
Act, 509. Referredto a Committee, 510. Reported ; Leave 
given; Petition presented accordin - referred to a Com- 
mittee; 510. Reported, and Bill ordered, 516. Vide infra. 
Bill to rectify a Mistake in the said Act, 
ordered, 516. Presented, and read, 522. Committed; Leave 
to Committee to sit and. proceed, and to report; 529. Re- 
ported, 535- To be ingrossed, 536. Pesaad 539-. . Agreed 
to by the Lords, 557. ‘Royal Assent, 554. 

Mint. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 44, 45-) 
MisaPPLicatTion or Pustic Money. Vide Pusrtrc Mo- 
NEY. Questions, Nec. QueEsTIONS PREVIOUS, NzG, 
Mo.ynevx ; Bill from the Lords, for enabling the Trustees 

of Mrs. Ann Molyneux’s Charities in Liverpool to grant 
Building and Repairing Leases, 467. Read, 471. Commit- 
‘ted; 487. Reported, and passed, 516. Royal Assent, 535,, 
Monacnan Road. Vide Inevanp, 
Monex Payment to WorkMEN;; Petition of the Mannfac- 
tarers.of Warminster for revision of the Acts relating tothe 
Payment of Workmen in Money; ‘Ta lie omthe Pabiex and 
to be printed ; 366. e 








MontTREAL 


1828.) 


INDEX ¢@o th E1cury-rHirp VoLumeE. 








Monrreat and Orrawa. Vide Accounts. 
Morwett Down Enclosure. Vide TavisTock. 


MOTIONS : 


withdrawn, 118, 139, 146, 152, 208, 260, 284, 
302, 306, 351, 377, 445, 472, 479» 492, 500, 530, 533, 
537, 542- 


Supp ty. 





and Amendment withdrawn, 256. 
——-———. Vide QUESTIONS. 





Museum. Vide British Musevo. 

‘Mvuriny; Bill for punishing Matiny and Desertion, and for the 
better Payment of the Army and their Quarters, ordered, 102. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
118. Second Reading deferred, 122. Bill committed, 126. 
Committee deferred, 140. Bill considered, 147. Reported ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Bill to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 152. Bill passed, 157. 
Ag to by the Lords, 175. Royal Assent, 187. 

Vide Marine Motiny. 

Act. Vide East Inp1a. (Bomsay MARINE.) 





‘9° Geo. IV. Parl.8. Sess.2. A. 1828. 


NaInBy, John Henry. Vide Trrues. 

NanTiie Railway; Petition fora Bill for extending the Time 
for completing the said Railway, 32. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 33. Reported; Bill ordered ; 153. Presented, and 
read, 167. Committed, 261. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 310. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 

rossed ; 346. Passed, 349. Agreed to by the Lords, 370. 
oyal Assent, 375- - 

Nationat Dest; Petitions for the Reduction thereof ; viz. Of 
Inhabitants of Ceres; of Females of Ceres; and of Inhabi- 
tants of Kinghorn; 170. Of Inhabitants of Scoonie; To 

be printed, 401. 





Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 19. read; To be consi- 
dered in -a Committee of the whole House, 522. Fourth 
Report of Public Income and Expenditure referred; Act 
considered; 526. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 527. Vide infra. 

Bill to amend the Acts for the Regulation 

‘of the National Debt, ordered, 527. Presented, and read; 

Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 534. 

Committed, 537- Considered, 542. Reported; to be in- 

grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 543. Passed, 

546. Agreed to by the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 554. 

Vide Accounts. 

NatunratrzatTions. Vide Datuman. Jacon. 
per. Pavir. Tayior. 

Navakin 3 Motion, That the Thanks of this House be given to 
Vice Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, x.c.c. for Fis able 
and gallant conduct in the successful and decisive Action 
with the Turkish Fleet in the Bay of Navarin, on the 2oth 
October last ; Question Previous, moved; Previous Question 
and Motion withdrawn, 58. 

Navy, Commissioners of. Vide Deat. 

Vide Accounts. (AppREsszEs, 46.) Suppty. 

Nevis. Vide Four anv Hatr per Cent Duties. 

NEWARK-UPON-TRENT. Vide CHariTIEs, 

Newsury Road. Vide ANDovER. 

NewcastT te and Car.isxt Road ; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing so much of the said Road as is within 
the County of Northumberland; Referred to a Committee, 
13. Reported; Bill ordered; 141. Presented, and read, 169. 
Committed, 193. Reported; to be ingrossed; 302. Passed, 
319. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 348. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 353. Royal Assent, 375. 

NewcasTLe and Leex Roads; Petition for a Bill to repair 
the same, 24. Referred to a Committee, 25. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 82. Presented, and read, 89. Committed, 99. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 135. Passed, 142. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 166. Royal Assent, 187. 

NewcasTLE-UPON-TyNnzE. Vide Evective Francuiss. 

NewrounpDLanp. Vide Accounts. (AppRrEsses, 47, 48.) 

Newmarket Road. Vide Tuetrorp. 

Newry Navigation. Vide IngLann. 


New Sovra Wates ; Bill to provide for the Administration 
of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s’ Land, 
wad ‘for the more effectual Government thereof, ordered, 227. 
Presented, and. read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 232. Committed, 250. Committee &lt;M 
ferred, 273, 280, 286, 308,343, 363, 381,.387, 410, 418,433, 
441. Bill considered, 458. Report deferr 480.-47 . Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day a pointed for * f785 Read- 
ing; 481, | Third Bi ing: deferred ; Bill, as amended, to be 

_/ printed; 486... Third Reading deferred, 500. Bill passed, 
504. ‘By the Lords, with Amendments, 543.\ Considered, 
and agreed to, 553. Royal Assent, 554. 


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Ki1incEn- 





New Sovutn Wa ss; Petition of J. Mackaness, Sheriff of 
New South Wales, for an Elective Assembly, Trial by Jury, 
and Taxation by Representation, in that Colony, 247." 'To lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed ; 248. 


Vide Accounts, 





(ADDRESSES, 409, 
50.) , 
Newtown River Road. 
Nicuouu, Sir John. 
Court or. 
Nicutty Watcnu. Vide IreLtanp. 
Nicut Poacuine Prevention. Vide Game. 
Norts-znp and Hammersmitu Road; Petition for a Bill 
for making and maintaining a Turnpike Road from North-end 
to Hammersmith Bridge; Referred to a Committee, 77. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 164. Presented, and read, 179. 
peer 276. Petition 2 further Time for making Re- 
rt; Time enlarged; 310. Bill reported, 353. Passed, 360. 
greed to by thie Lands; 393- Royal Assent, 449. 
Nortu Saietps Improvement; Petition for a Bill for paving, 
lighting, watching and improving the said Town, 54. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 55. Reported; Bill ordered; 78. 
Order of Leave for Bill, read and discharged; another Bill 
ordered; 169. Presented, and read, 175. Committed, 240. 
Petition of Resident Householders of North Shields, Tyne- 
mouth, Chirton and Preston, against ; Referred, and Coarisel 
ordered, 253. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 287. Passed, 
303. Agreed to by the Lords, 337. Royal Assent, 344. 
Nortunop Road. Vide Cuester. 


Nortuwica and Detamere Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually amending and improving thesame; Referred 
to a Committee, 19. Reported; Bill ordered; 115. Pre- 
sented, and read, 119. Committed, 188, Reported, 308. 
To be ingrossed, 309. Passed, 369. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 449. 

NottTineuam and MAnsrieip Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing, widening, and otherwise improvin 
the same; Referred to a Committee, 27, Reported; Bil 

ordered ; 41. Bill presented, and read, 87. Committed, 175. 

Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 209. Passed, 215. Agreéd to 

by the Lords, 235. Royal Assent, 244. 


9’ Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


ATHS. Vide Granp Jury PREsENTMENTS. Memaers. 


OFFENCES AGAINST THE Person; Bill from the Lords, for 
consolidating and amending the Statutes in England relative 
thereto, 242. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 242. ommitted, 256. Considered; 
reported, with Amendments; 316. Day appointed” for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 317.° Further ‘consideration of Report, deferred, 
341. Bill re-committed ; considered ; reported, with Amend- 
ments ;' Day appointed for further pli sarhae Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 358. Further mite a of 
Report deferred, 364. Bill again re-committed ; considered ; 
380. Reported, with Amendments, 386. Agreed to; and 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 387. Third Reading 
deferred, 391, 396, 405. Bill passed, with Amendments, 4oo. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 
458. Considered, and agreed to, 474. Royal Assent, 482. 

Orrice or Works. Vide Works. 

Orrices Pensions; Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 65. read, 332. Mo- 
tion for the House to resolve itself into.a Committee, to con- 
sider the said Act; The Kirig’s Recommendation signified ; 
Motion agreed to; 333. Committee deferred, 342. Act 
considered, 348. Resolution reported, amended, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered ; 351. Vide infra. 

Bill to enlarge the Powers of Act, to 
enable His Majesty to recompense the Service of Persons 
holding, or who have held, certain high and efficient Civil 
Offices, ordered, 351. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 359. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 364. Bill committed, 368. Considered, 370. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 374- Passed, 380. Agreed 10 by the’ Lords, 421. 
Royal Assent, 448. 

Orrices, Pablic. Vide Accounts. 


Oxrvxam Church; Petition for a Bill for amending Act;' Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 69. Petition for Leave to proceed, 
211. Referred to a Committee, 212. Reported; Leave 

iven to Parties to proceed with their Bill; 229. Petition 

Tos Bill, reported, 229. Bill ordered; 230. Presented, and 
read, 237. Committed, 267.. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 309, 338. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 352. 
Passed, 356. By the Lords, with Amendments, 379. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 389. Royal Assent, 449, 

Oxtersett aid Prosive ( Derby) Lands; Petition for a Bill 
for dividing, allotting, and inclosing the same; and Bill or- 


Vide AN Dover. 
Vide CanTERBURY, PREROGATIVE 





« dered, 31. ‘Presented, anid’read, 120. Committed, 237. Re- 


ported; to be ingrossed; 274. rege be Consent signified ; 

and Bill passed; 282. Agreed to by the Lords, 321. Royal 

Assent, 334. 
Oxance Processions. Vide Ineuanp. 


R 2 ORDERS: 








INDEX «-the-E1cury-tTHirp Votume. [1898.. 





ORDERS : | 

Usual, made, touching Privileges and Elections, 
to’ prevent Disorders, and relating to Members Letters, &amp;c. 
7; 8. Vide Constasves. Erections. EvipeNCcR. Foot- 





MEN. Lerrers. Memsers. Peers. Postmaster. 
Prayers. Priviteces. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. STRAN- 
gers. Vores. WITNESSES. 





Standing, read, 8. 

relative to Private Bills, read; so much 
of said Orders as directs that Notices shall be affixed to 
Sessions House Doors, repealed, 527. 

for certain Accounts; Discharged, 170, 233, 








385, 522. 





for considering certain Election Petitions; Dis- 
charged, 134, 187. : 
for Second Reading of Bills; Discharged, 462, 





481, 486. 





for printing certain Accounts; Discharged, 107, 
197, 200, 207. 





a Bill; Discharged, 481. 

of a future Day; Discharged, 238, 288, 354, 
448, 451, 491. 

for presenting Addresses ; Discharged, 170, 552. 
of Leave for Bills; read, and discharged, 165, 
167, 168, 169, 369. 

for reading Bills brought from the Lords, a first 
time; Discharged, 462, 486. 

for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
on a Bill; Discharged, 341. 

for Conference with the Lords ; read, and dis- 
charged, 276. 

Vide ComMITTEEs. 
Stanpineo Orpvers. 























Exvections. House. 


TurRNPIKE Rodap BILLs. 





O’Reitty, Myves.. Vide East Inpia. 


OuseFLeet (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill for inclosing 
the same; Referred toa Committee, 47.. Reported ; Report 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 62. 
Vide Sranvinc Orpers. Report, That the Parties be 

rmitted to proceed with their Bill, 81. Report read again ; 
Bill ordered; 87. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 
‘234. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 261. Passed, 281. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 343. Considered, and agreed 
to, 352. Royal Assent, 376. 

Ovurtawries; Bill for the more effectually preventing Clan- 

destine Outlawries, read, 4. 


OvtTRaces py Moss. Vide IrneELanp. 


Oxrorp and CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES. 
SuPpPLy. 


Oyster FisnerieEs. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide QUEEN BOROUGH. 


g° Geo. 1V. Parl.8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


Pa PAL Statutes. Vide Roman CATHuo tics. 
PaArisn Vestries. Vide IRELAND. 


PARLIAMENT meets, 3. Prorogued by Commission, 558. 
Further prorogued, 559. 

Petitions for a Reform of Parliament; viz, .Of 

the Catholics and Protestants of Bristol ; To be printed, 362. 

Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ennis; To be printed, 

378. Of Catholics and Protestants; To be printed, 488. 

Vide Accounts. Corn Laws. Suppty. 

PARLIAMENTARY Mews, Vide Accounts. 

Parocuiat Accounts; Select Committee appointed to in- 
quire into the Means that may be adopted for the better and 
more efficient regulation of the Returns of Parochial Ac- 
counts ; Five to be the Quorum, 353. 


—— Assessments; Petition of Freeholders of Peckham, 
in the Parish of Camberwell, for Power to appoint Auditors 
thereof; Referred to the Select Committee on Poor Laws, 
421. Vide Poor Laws. 


Settlements ; Select Committee appointed to take 
into consideration the Law of Parochial Settlements ; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
93. Petition referred ;. Members added ; 106. Petitions re- 
ferred, 130,288. Report, 414. To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 415. . 

















Petitions for alteration thereof ;. viz- 
Of Magistrates, Landowners, Clergy, Yeomen and other In- 
habitants of the Hundred of Desborough ; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Parochial Settlements, 106. Of Magis- 
yates, Landowners, Clergy and others of the three Hundreds 
of Newport, in the County of Bucks, 129. Referred, ¥30. 
Vide supra. ; ; 





—— Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Houses and Lands in Ellenborouyh, for simplifying the Laws 
relating thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on Pa 
rochial Settlements, 288. Vide supra. , 

Vide ScorLanp: . NReeP 3S 

Passace Vessels Licenses; Bill for regulating the ‘retail of 

Exciseable Articles and Commodi ies to Passengers on board 





of Passage Vessels, ordered, 424. Presented, and read; Da; 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 436. 
aamiged. 440. Commitee delered, 446. Bill considered; 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Bil, as baiended é be printed ; 454. Further Goniidenetios 
of Report deferred, 469. Report further considered; Bill 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 473. 
Passed, 488. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. — Petition- of 
Owners of Sailing Smacks employed in the Carrying “Trade 
between London and Leith, against, 512. To lie- on- the 
Table, 513. Royal Assent, 534. 


Vide Excise :ReEveNveE Acts. 


Passencers Regulation; Bill to regulate the Conveyance 
of Passengers in Merchant Vessels from the United Kingdom 
to Foreign Parts, ordered, 126. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 140.’ Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 156, 179. Bill committed, 182. 
Considered; reported; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 186. Bill re- 
committed ; considered; 196. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 201.: Passed, 204. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 337.. Considered, 361... Agreed 
to, 362. Royal Assent, 375. 

















Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 51.) 

PatTern DesiGners; Petition of Silk Manufacturers, or Per- 
sons engaged in the Silk Trade in London,-praying that ex- 
clasive Right may be given to the Inventors. of . original 
Figures, Designs or Patterns, for a certain Period ; To lie on 
the Table ;. and to be printed; 543. 


Pauut, Emilius Paulas; Bill from the Lords, for his Natu- 
ralization, 284. Read, 286. Committed, 310...Reported, 
and passed, 352. Royal Assent, 376. 


Pauper Lunatics; Acts 17 Geo. 2..¢. 5; 48 Geo. 3. ¢..96, Ke: 
read ; Bill to consolidate and amend the said Acts, ordered, 
85. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read-. 
ing ; and to be printed; 122. Committed, 151. Considered ; 
reported ; 178. Day appointed for farther considering Re- 
port; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 179. Bill re-com- 
mitted; considered ; 196. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 208. Third Reading deferred, 
218. Bill passed, 227. 


— Vide Journaus. Lunatic Asytums. 


Peers; Usual Resolutions relating to their interference at 
Elections, 7. 


Vide Lorps. 


Pepp.e, William. Vide CANTERBURY, PREROGATIVECOURT 
OF. 

PEMBROKE; Petition for a Bill for supplying the said Town 
with Water; Referred to a Committee, 27. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 40. Presented, and read, 98, Committed, 124. ° 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 312. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 346. Bill read the third 
time, and further Proceeding adjourned, 353. Resumed, 
and Bill passed, 356. By the Lords, with Ameadments, 525. 
Considered, and agreed to, 529. Royal Assent, 535. 


Penitentiary, (Milbank); Motion for laying before the 
House an Account of the total amount, in one gross sum, of 
all Monies that have been laid out and expended on account 
and by reason of the Penitentiary at Milbank, 377. By 
leave withdrawn, 378. 

House. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Penryn Disfranchisement. Vide Accounts. Erections. 

Witnesses Indemnity. Vide ELecrions. 

Pensnurst Roads. Vide Wats Cross. 

Pensioners. Vide CurisEa. 


Pensions; Motion for presenting an Address for a Retarm of 
all Pensions on His Majesty’s Civil List in England, on.1st 
January 1828; Question Neg. thereupon, 367. 


— Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 52.) WAYS ‘AND 
Means, AND Bitts in SupP.y. 
Act Amendment. Vide Orrices Pensions. 
Military and Naval; Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 51. relating 
thereto, read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 516. Considered ; reported; and Bill ordered; 519. 
Vide infra. 
Bill to repeal Act for apportioning the Burthen 
occasioned by the Military and Naval Pensions and Civil 
Saperannuations, by vesting an equal Annuity in Trustees for 
the payment thereof, ordered, 519. - Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 522. Committed, 527. 
Considered, 528. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 533. Passed, 537: gual to by the 
Lords, 552:. Royal Assent, 554. 
-- Vide Accounts. Suprry. 


Penwitn and Kerrier. Vide Evective FRANCHISE. ~ 
Perrine, Peter. Vide Ecctzsiasticau. Courts. °. 


“ 


Pekny,’ Sapiuel. Vide Divinity Statutes.” Roman Ca- 




















~ ‘pRbrres.' ” 
Persona Estartes.- Vide Execurors. - 


’ PETITIONS: 


1828. | 


INDEX ¢o the EI1GHTY-THIRD VOLUME. 





PETITIONS : 





—e Resolution, limiting the Time for receiving 
Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;, 

- Members informed the House, that they 
had. Petitions in their possession on the last day for receiving 
Petitions for Private Bills, but were prevented presenting 
them by the unexpected Adjournment of the House, 77, 80. 


. read again, 100, 122, 124, 145, 173, 189, 
388, 432, 444, 492. 


Complaining that the Standing Orders had 
not been complied with, 82, 88, 99, 303. 














referred to Select Committees, 99, 224, 
238, 242, 246, 254, 259, 264, 307, 432, 517- 
for Leave to proceed with Bills, 95, 108, 





167, 175, 211. 





for Leave to present Petitions for Bills after 
the time limited, 123, 128, 173, 212, 509. 


Leave given to present Petitions after the 
time limited, 136, 184, 219, 510. 


for additional Provision, 128, 220, 311, 355- 


Orders for considering certain Election Pe- 
titions, discharged, 134, 187. ; 


for further time for making Reports, 303, 














310. 





Withdrawn, for various reasons, 255, 306. 


Withdrawn, it appearing to be in effect a 
Petition for a Private Bill, 457. 


Motion for referring a Petition to a Select 
Committee, negatived, 301.—Withdrawn, 446, 542. 


Motion for printing a Petition, withdrawn, 
306. 














— Motion, that a Petition do lie upon the 
Table, negatived, 541. 


PETITIONS relating to; 


Public Bills; vo» BANK Notes, BANKrurpt Laws, Beer 
Brewers Retait.—Corn [MporTATION.—FRIENDLY 
Societies. — HotyHeEAD Roaps.— lRELanv.—( BUT- 
TER TRADE.—CITIES AND TOWNS IMPROVEMENT. 
—JURORS AND JURIES. — Promissory NoTEs.— 
STEAM VESSELS.) — SALMON FISHERIES. — Scot- 
LAND.—( ENTAILS.—GAOLS.—JUSTICIARY COURTS. 
—PAROCHIAL SETTLEMENTS.— SALMON FISHE- 
RIES. — VAGRANTS.)—SMAut Dests.—Stamrs AL- 
LOWANCES.—SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES, 


Public Money; v. British Muszeum—IreLanp (CHA- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) 


Matters of a Public Nature; 0. AGRicuLTURAL LABOURERS, 
Air Conveyance TunNEL, ALEHOUSES, ALKALI, 
ANATOMY, APOTHECARIES, ASSESSED TAXES, AUCTION 
Duty—Bankers Notes, Bankrupt Laws, Bong, 
Brap.ey, Butt Baitinc—Canapva Crown Lanps, 
Canaba GOVERNMENT, CANADA LEGISLATIVE REPRE- 
SENTATION, CANADA PRESBYTERIANS, CANTERBURY, 
CaNTERBURY PREROGATIVE CouRT oF, CHELSEA 
Pensioners, Ciper, Coat anp Cutm, Coat Me- 
TERS Orrice, Coats AND CurrENCy, Convicts, Corn 
Laws, Corn ann Woo., Coroners, CoRPORATION 
anp Test Acts, County Bripce Roaps, County 
MacistTrates, Courts or Law, Crime, Customs— 
Dear, Dest, Dextors, Denmark, DissENTERS 
MareriaceE Act, Divinity StatutE—EasteR Orrer- 
incs, East Inp1a, Ecciestasticat Laws, Exec- 
TIONS, Evective Francnisz, Emicration, Excisx 
Laws—Fire Insurances, Fisheries, Fiour, Fo- 
REIGN ENLisTMENT, Four AND HatF PER CENT Dvu- 
TIES, France, Free, Free Trape—Game Laws, 
Guioves, Gourtay, Guetpuo—Hacxney Coacues, 
Hotyueap Roaps, Horsuam Gaon, Horse STEAL- 
inG, House Tax—Jews—IReELAND, (ADMIRALTY 
CouRT, APOTHECARIES— BuTTER TRADE— CHA- 
RITABLE DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS, COALS, 
CONSISTORIAL CouRT, CONSTABULARY, CORK 
BUTTER TRADE, CORPORATIONS—DEBT—EDUCA- 
TION OF THE Poor, Evans’s CHARITIES—FLOUR 
— GLAss, GRAND JuRY PRESENTMENTS — Im- 
PROVEMENT OF IRELAND — KERTLAND — LAW 
CourRTs, LEATHER, LINEN TRADE — NIGHTLY 
WaTCH — ORANGE PROCESSIONS, OUTRAGES BY 
Mogs — ParisH VESTRIES, PHIPSBOROUGH 
CHURCH, PHIPSBOROUGH SCHOOL, Poor Laws, 
Poor RELIEF—SOUTHERN CANAL, SUBLETTING 
—TITHES, ToBACCO—WEXFORD POLICE )—JupcEs 
Cuambers, Justice, Justices or THE Peace, Juve- 
NILE OFFENDERS — KirkeR — Lampetn District 
Cuurcnes, LANDLORD AND TENANT, Law AND Eguity, 
Leap anpD Leap Org, Leicester Gaot, Lirz ANNUI- 
ties, Lire Boat, Luptow Corporation, Lunatic 

_ AsyLums—Macuinery, MaitCoacnes;MarrT ravi, 
. » Man, Manine Insurances, Metroponis Roans, Me- 
~ “PRoroLis WATER, Money Payment TO WorkKMEN— 


VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. 


Nationat Desty New Soutn Wates—PartiamMeNntT; 
ParocniaL SETTLEMENTS, PatTeERN DeEsiGNERs&gt; 
Poor, Poor anv Hicuways, Poor Laws, Poor RATE 
Assessment, Post Orrice Steam Packets—Reci- 
procity Laws, REcoGNIZANCES ESTREATED, REiI- 
cious ToLeraTion, Roman CaTHoLic AssocraTION; 
Roman Catuouic CLaims, Roven—Sr. James West- 
MINSTER—ScoTLaAND, (BEER AND ALE—GAOLS~+ 
— INVENTORIES) —SeamMeEN, Secon varies. Orrick, 
Suippinc, Sirk Goons, Six Trane, Stare Durty, 
Stavery, Staves IN THE Couonies, Stave TRADE, 
Smati Deats, Spain, Spirit Licenses, Sprritcous 
Liguors, Stamp Duties, Suear, Surrey AssizEs— 
Taxes, Taytor, Test Act, Test Dectaration, 
Tuomsett, Titnes, Topacco, Turnpike Act, TurN- 
PIKE Roaps—Van Diemen’s Lanp, Usury Laws— 
Waces, West Inp1ia Propuce, Wine, Woot, Woon 
Hipes anv TaLttow, Worksop Cuurcn. 





Puipssorover Church. Vide IRELAND. 





School. 
PuosibDe Inclosure. 


Vide IRELAND. 
Vide OLLERSETT. 


Pitotacx; Act 6 Geo. 4. c.125. relating thereto, read; To 
be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 455. 
Considered ; reported ; and Bill ordered; 461. Vide infra. 


Bill to amend Act for the Amendment of the Law 
respecting Pilots and Pilotage, ordered, 461. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 467. Committed, 480. Committee deferred, 490 
493, 500, 508. Bill considered ; reported; Day appoint 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 515. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
poet Day appointed for Third Reading; 518. Third 

eading deferred, 526. Bill passed, 532. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 554. 
-——__—— Vide Accounts. Liverroo. Steam VEssELs. 


PLANTATIONS. Vide Accounts. SupPty. 


Piymourtu Baths; Petition for a Bill for establishing Sea and 
Fresh Water Baths in the Town of Plymouth; Referred to a 


Committee, 54. Reported; Bill ordered; 148. Presented, 
and read, 175. 


Market and Theatre; Petition for Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill for better regulating the Market, 
and for establishing a Theatre within the said Borough, 123. 
Referred to a Committee, 124. 


Potice. Vide METROPOLIs. 


Poor, Condition of; Petition of Inhabitants of Middlesex 
and Surrey, praying for an efficient Remedy for their Dis- 
tress; To lie on theTable; and to be printed; 121. 


Poor and Hicuways; Petition of the Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Mild-end Old Town, for the Repeal of so 
much of Acts as gives authority to Justices to appoint 
Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of the Highways; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 283. 


Poor Laws; Petitions complaining of the evils arising from 
the Poor Laws; viz. Of the Magistrates acting and resident 
in the County of Norfolk ; To be printed, 243. Of the Bench 


of Magistrates usually acting for the three Hundreds of Buck- 
ingham, 293. 














Select Committee appointed to consider that part 
of the Poor Laws relating to the Employment or Relief of 
able-bodied Persons from the Poor Rate, and the Abuses 
thereof; to report their Opinion thereupon from time to 
time ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five tu be 
the Quorum; 374. Labourers Wages Bill committed to the 
said Committee, 381. Members added, 382,392. Power to 
Committee to report the Minutes of Evidence; and Leave 
to sit, notwithstanding Adjournment; Member added; 401. 
Members added, 420. Petition of Freeholders of Peckham 
for appointing Auditors of Parochial Assessments; Referred, 
421. Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 494. 
Vide LrELAND. 

Poor Laws and Emicration. Vide Gourtay. 


Poor Rate Assessment; Petition of John Dean, complaining 
of the Unequal Rate of Assessment levied by the Select 
Vestry in the Parish of Saint James, Westminster; To lie on 
the Table, 282. 


Rates. Vide Accounts. Lasourers Waces. Ro- 
THERHITHE. 


Relief. Vide Accounts. 

PortsmMovuTH and AruNDEL Navigation ; Petition for a Bill 
for. granting further Powers to the Company of Proprietors of 
the said Navigation; Referred to a Committee, 40. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 128. Presented, and read, 175. Com- 
mitted, 215,. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 262. 
Report Forstoat considered ; Bill to be ingrossed 310. Passed, 
323... Agreed to by the Lords, 363. Royal Assent, 375. 

and Lonpon Ship Canal; Petition for a Bill 

for making a Navigable Canal from London to Portsmouth, 

Referred to a Commiittee, 73. - 10 

PORTUGAL. 

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Porrucau, Vide Accounts. (AppR&amp;ssEs, 53) 
PostTMASTER GENERAL; usual Orders relating to him, 7, 8. 
Post Horse Tax. Vide Accounts. 

—— Orrice. Vide Accounts. 

-——_———- Steam. Packets; Petitions against the Esta- 
_, blishment thereof, by Government; viz, Of Proprietors of 
. Steam, Boats, plying to and from the Port of Liverpool, and 
_ the. Port and 6 








ity of Dublin, and other Places, and trading 

under the name of The Saint George Steam Packet Com- 

pany, 408. To be printed, 409. Of Merchants of Liver- 
pool; and, of Bankers, Merchants, and Inhabitants of Liver- 
pool; To be printed, 475. Of Merchants and Inhabitants 

of Dublin; To be printed, 541. 

Vide Accounrrs. 

Prayers; usual Orders relating thereto, 8. 

Prerogative Court. Vide Accounts. CANTERBURY. 

Preston Polls; Petition for a Bill to regulate the manner of 
taking the Polls at Elections of Burgesses to serve in Par- 
liament for the Borough of Preston; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 72. 

Printine; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
Expense of Printing the Votes and Papers ordered by the 
House, and if any Means can be adopted to lessen the 
same ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; 301. Member added, 457. Report and 
Appendix, 517. To lie on the ‘Table; and to be priuted ; 
518. 





Vide Accounts. 

Prisoners Conveyance; Bill for regulating the Allowances 
on conveying Persons charged with Felonies and Misde- 
meanors, ordered, 422. Presented, and read, Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 434. Committed, 
441. Committee deferred, 448, 454, 469. Bill considered, 
476. Report deferred, 481. Bill reported; Further con- 
sideration of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 484. 

Prisons. Vide Accounts. 

Private Bits. Vide Bitts. 

Business. Vide Frees. 


Priviteces ; Committee of Privileges appointed ; all to have 
Voices; to report Proceedings and Opinion from time to 
time ; and to send for Persons, Papers, and Records ; 7. 


Privy Councit Orrice. Vide Accounts. Supptry. 


Promises and ENGAGEMENTS; Bill from the Lords, for render- 
ing a written Memorandum necessary to the validity of certain 
Promises and Engagements,-221. Read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 221.. Committed, 
239. Committee deferred, 243. Bill considered, 251. Re- 
ported, with an Amendment; and agreed to; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 255. Third Reading deferred, 273. Bill 
passed, with an Amendment, 280. Agreed to by the Lords, 
299. Royal Assent, 333. 


Promissory Notes. Vide Bankers Norges. 
STAMPS. 

Property in InFaNnts, &amp;c.; Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 74. for con- 
solidating and amending the Laws relating to. Conveyances 
and Transfers of Estates and Funds oa in Trustees who 
are Infants or Lunatics, read; Bill for amending the said 
Laws, ordered, 368. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 451. Second R ead- 
ing deferred, 477. Bill committed, 490. Committee de- 
ferred, 504, 515, 521. Bill considered; reported; further 
consideration of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 531. 


Protection oF Purcnasers. Vide IRELAND. 


Protestant DissentTING MINISTERS. 
Suppty. 


Pusuic BuitpinGs. 
“Orrice oF. 

Pustic Business; Resolution relative to Orders of the Day, 
and Notices, 8. 

Pusuic Income anp Expenpbiture; Lords Commissioners 
Speech at the opening of the Session, as far as relates there- 
to, read; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
State of the Public Income and Expenditure of the United 
Kingdom, and to consider and report to the House what fur- 
ther Regulations and Checks it may be proper, in their opi- 
nion, toadopt, &amp;c-; To send for Persons, Papers and He- 
cords; to report from time to time; and to. sit during the 
Sitting, and notwithstanding any Adjournment of the House; 
Seven to be the Quorum; 76. Report, to lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 150. Power to Committee to report 
Minutes of Evidence, 426. Second Report and Appendix, to 
lie-on the Table; and to be printed; 426. Member added, 
473- _ Third Report and Appendix, tolie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 477. Fourth Report and Appendix, to Tie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 517. 

Pupiic Money; Motion made, and Question proposed, That 
it appears that the Commissioners of Liquidation of Claims 
of British Subjects against France, did, by Orders from the 


IRELAND. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. Suppty. Works, 





Treasury, pay over several Sums to the Commissioners of 
Woods and Forests, amounting altogether to £. 250,000, 
without any Communication to this House, and without any 
Vote or Address to authorize the same, &amp;c. 468. Question 
Previous, Neg. thereupon; Motion made, and Question put, 
That the application of any Sum of unappropriated Money or 
Surplusages of Funds to uses not voted or addressed for by 
Parliament, is a Misapplication of Public Money, and a 
Violation of the Privileges of this House; Question - Neg. 
thereupon ; 469. 

Pussic Recorps. Vide Accounts. (AppRESsSEs, 56.) 
SuPPLy. 


Purcuasers Protection: Vide IRELAND. 


Purser, Samuel. Vide Coat Merer’s Orrice. 
Pwtt Cawt Railway. Vide Bripcenp. 


9° Geo. IV. Pari.8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


UEEN Awswne’s Bounty. Vide Accounts. 


QuEENBOROUGH; Petition for a Bill for better regulating the 
Oyster Fisheries of that Borough; Referred to a Committee, 
67. Reported; Bill ordered ; 166. Presented, and read, 172: 
Petition of Mayor, Jurats, Bailiffs and Burgesses of Quin- 
borowe, against ; To lie on the Table, 262. 


QUESTIONS : 


Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not 
made, '42, 196, 202, 405, 432, 436, 439, 453, 480, 484, 485, 
489, 514, 519. 
—_—_——_ — Main, put, 42, 43, 171, 196, 202, 208, 218, 292,374, 
381, 405, 432, 43°, 439, 453, 480, 485, 489, 490, 514, 510. 
Amended, gg, 121, 186, 191, 215, 312, 354, 404, 
407, 453, 533- 
Amendments proposed to be made to Questions, 
withdrawn, 42, 171, 208, 218, 256, 292, 357. 
Amendments proposed to be made to a proposed 
Amendment, but not made, 121. 
Amendment made to a proposed Amendment to a 
. Question, 354. 











Questions passed in the NEGATIVE; viz. 
— That certain Words, proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 99, 121, 186, 191, 275, 256, 
312, 354) 404, 406, 453; 533- 
For Leave to bring in a Bill for dividing, allotting 
and laying in severalty Lands in the Parish of Saint Giles, 
Oxford, 173. 

— For Leave to bring in a Bill to re 
Act 7 and 8 Geo. 4. as prohibits the use of 
tions of Members, 186. 

For Leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the admis- 
sion of Freemen in Cities or Boroughs, 186. 

For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
further consideration of Rist of the Penryn Disfranchise- 
ment Bill, 212. 

— That the House doth agree with the Committee on 
the Cambridge Roads Bill, in an Amendment, 262. 


-— For inserting certain Words in a Resolution of the 
Committee on Corn Trade Acts, 285. 
For appointing an efficient Control over the origin 
and conduct of all apes poy 0 instituted by the Crown for 
recovery of Penalties under the Customs and Excise Laws, 
301. 


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al so much of 
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For referring a Petition to the Select Committee 

on Public Income and Expenditure, 301. 

For adding Members to a Committee, 319. . 

For appointing a Select Committee to consider 
of the best mode of introducing an uniform system of Gaol 
Discipline throughout the Kingdom, 350. 

For presenting an Address fora Return of all Pen- 
sions on His Majesty’s Civil List in England, on 1st January 
1828, 367. 

For the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
to take into consideration the expediency of revising the Civil 
List, 422. 














For reading Assessment of Lessors, (Ireland) Bill, a 
second time, 428. 

For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
the Third Reading of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Bill, 


436. 

That it be an Instruction to Committee on New 

South Wales Bill, to receive certain Clauses, 458. 

For adding certain W ords to theend of the Salmén 

Fisheries Bill, 468. 

That the application of any Sam of unappropriated 
Money or Surplusages of Fands to, uses not voted, or ad- 
dressed for by Parliament, is a Misapplication of the Public 

-\'Motiey,'and’a Violation of the Privileges of thie House, 469. 




















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QUESTIONS—continued. ' 

—_—___——. For bringing up a Clause. offered to be added on 
the Third Reading of General Turnpike Acts Amendment 
Bill, 477- : 

-—_--—. For adjourning a Debate, 490. 

That the House do now adjourn, 490. 

_.____—_- For referring the Petition of Clement sper 
Philipe Pen Baron de Bode, ang mg, Fh -9e Award of the 
Commissioners of French Claims, in his case, to a Select 
Committee, 492. 

For bringing up Report of Corporate Funds Bill, 





504- 
For inserting certain Words in the Game Bill, 518. 


For inserting, or adding, certain Words to a Clause 
in the Customs Bill, 537. 


For inserting certain Words in the Customs Bill, 





538. 





— That a Petition do lie upon the Table, 541. 
Question Previous and Motion withdrawn, 58. 


Questions Previous, passed in the NEGATIVE: 

That it appears, that notwithstanding the establish- 
ment of the Office of Vice Chancellor in 1813, some further 
steps are still necessary to advance the Interests of the Suitors 
io Baciey, 266. 

That it appears by the Navigation Statements con- 
tained in the Annual Finance Accounts of the present year, 
that there is a diminution in the Trade or Employment of 
Shipping registered for the British a which this House 
cannot view without concern, and will next Session inquire 
into the causes thereof, 446. 


Relative to the Misapplication of Public Money, 
468. 





— relative to the Union of Parishes in Ireland, and 
to Tithes,: 472. 


Withdrawn, 289. 


Questions resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE; Viz. 
That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
Questions stand part thereof, 43, 121, 196, 202, 374, 381, 
405, 432, 436, 439, 453, 480, 485, 489, 514, 519. 


That certain Words be inserted in, or added to 
Questions, 99, 121, 186, 191, 215, 354, 404, 407, 453. 
That this House will immediately resolve itself into 


a Committee of the whole House, to consider of certain Acts, 
107. 














That it be an Instruction to a Committee of the 
whole House on a Bill, to consider of limiting the duration 
of any Agreement entered into under the Provisions of the 
Bill, 178. 

That it be an Instruction to a Committee of the 
whole House on a Bill, to make Provision, 191. 

For adjourning Debate, 395. 

That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 432, 480. 

For leave to bring in East Retford Freemen Bill, 
473- 

“ss For reading Bank Notes Bill the Third time, 485. 
——_——— For reading Cities and Boroughs Polls Bill the 
Third time, 485. 
——--—— That the said Bill do pass, 486. 
For bringing up Report on Corporate Funds Bill, 


ee 


514. 





— That certain Words proposed to be left out of the 
Game Bill, stand part thereof, 518. 


For reading the Corporate Funds Bill the Third 
time, 519. . 


For re-committing the Customs Bill in so far as 
relates to a Clause, 533. 


————— That certain Words proposed to be left out of the 
Savings Banks Bill stand part thereof, 533. 


9° Geo. IV. Parl.8. Sess.2. A. 1828. 


RamscGate Harbour. Vide Accounts. 
Road. Vide Sanowicun. 


RanDaAtt, late William; Bill from the Lords for enabling the 
Trustees under his Will to grant Building Leases of part of 
his Estates and Leases of certain Houses, 393. Read, 306. 
1 acaba 41g. Reported, and passed, 455. Royal Assent, 
482. 


Reat Property. Vide Accounts. (AppRESSES, 54.) 
East Inp1A. Fravupurent Deviszgs, 


Receirt Stamp Dury. Vide Stamps. 

Receipts. Vide Stramre Dory. 

Rectrrocity Laws; Petition of the Corporate Body. of Shi 
wrights of the Port of Kingston, complaining of the effect, of 


VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. 








the Reciprocity Laws; To lie on the Table; and to be 
‘printed; 592. : : 
Recocnizances and ARRESTS. 


Vide Accounts. (Ap- 
DRESSES, 55.) ‘ 





Estreated; Petition of Jolin Holmes, ‘High 
Bailiff of the Town and Borough of Southwark, against con- 
fining Persons whose Recognizances have not been régularly 
discharged ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 552. 


Recorps. Vide Pusitic Recorps. 


Variance; Bill from the Lords to prevent a failure 
of Justice by reason of Variances between Records and 
Writings produced in Evidence in support thereof, 221. 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 

rinted; 221. Committed, 239. Committee deferred, 243. 
Bill considered, 251. Reported, with Amendments; agreed 
to; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 255. Third Reading 
deferred, 273. Bill passed, with Amendments, 280, Agreed 
to by the Lords, 299. Royal Assent, 333. ' 


Reprutnu. Vide Evrective FRANCHISE. 
Rervee forthe Destritutre. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Recent’s Parx; Acts 5 Geo. 4. c. 100. and 6 Geo, 4. ¢. 38. 
relating thereto, read; Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the 
Commissioners acting in execution of the said Acts, ordered, 
418. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 419. Second Reading deferred, 
433, 441, 453. Bill committed; Leave to Committee to sit, 
and proceed; 473. Reported; Bill re-committed; 48:1. 
Considered, 486. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 491. Third Reading deferred, 
494. Bill passed, 504. Agreed to by the Lords, 525. Royal 
Assent, 535. ' 

Reeister or Hornines. 


REGISTRAR. 


Vide ScoTrnanp. 
Vide IRELAND. 

Reoistrar’s Orrice. Vide IRELAND. 
ReExicion ; Grand Committee appointed, 7. 


Rexicious ToLeraTion ; Petitions for repeal of Statutes im- 
posing Penalties or Disabilities on account of Religious Wor- 
ship or Opinion; viz. Of Inhabitants of Northampton; To 
be printed, 276, Of the Society of Friends of civil and 
religious Liberty of Birmingham; To be printed, 283. 

Repxievins. Vide IRELanp. 


REPORTS: 
Bills, 8. 





Time limited for receiving Reports on Private 





Of former Sessions read, 207. 
Of former Sessions ; referred to Select Com- 





mittees, 8, 501. 





On Petitions for Bills re-committed, 87. 
Re-committed, 116, 
Read again, 99, 116. 


—— Referred to Committees of the whole House, 
229, 526. 











Time enlarged for receiving Reports, 301, 302, 


303, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 323, 334, 338, 360, 366, 306, 
449. 








To be printed, 210, 235, 351, 361, 412, 426, 
ee 775 494; 512, 517, 518, 525, 527, 541, 542, 543, 546, 
551, 552- 


Reguest, Courts or. Vide Accounts, 
BrapFrorp SMALL Depts. 


RESOLUTIONS : 
To be printed, 8, 427, 525. 
Read again, 11, 256, 357. 


Amendments proposed to be made 
thereto, but not made, 43, 102, 285, 514.. 


Amended, 286, 351, 509. 
Postponed, 41, 81, 90, 116, 134, 175, 


Hawipax aND 


























203, 509- 
Referred to a Committee, 116, 
—_ Re-committed, 518, 533. 
Revenve, Vide Accounts. 


Pysuic Income anp Ex- 
PENDITURE. 


Revenue Barristers. Vide Crown So.ricitors. 
- Inguiry. Vide Accounts. Supptry. 

RuayaveEr ( Radnor) Lands ; Petition fora Bill to inclose;/and 
Bill ordered, 35. Presented, and read, 174, Committed, 
245. Time enlarged for Committee to.report, 311. Bill re- 
ted; to be ingrossed ; 431. King’s Consent signified, and 
ill passed, 335. Agreed to by Lords, 357. Royal 
Assent, 376. " 
Rissons. Vide Erections... Questions Nzc. 

Ricnarps, Ashton. Vide Hiexman’s Esrare, 


S2 RicHMOND 





INDEX «@ ‘the Ei@uTy*THIRD' VOLUME. 





[ 18285 | 





RicuMonp, Bripcs. 


——— 
——— 


Vide Accounts. © '° «(Us 

— Charity; Bill from the Lords, to amend Act for 
_- enabling the, Trastees of certain Charity Estates, situate at 
Richmond, to grant Building, Repairing, and other Leases 
thereof, 379. Read, 382. Committed, 382. Reported, and 
passed, 425. Royal Assent, 440. 
Ricketts, Gilbert. Vide Accounts. 
GisTRAR AT MapRAs.) 

Ricnats or Executrors. Vide Execurors. 


Roseck, Baron de; Bill from the Lords, to dissolve the Mar- 
riage of John Michael Henry Fock, Baron de Robeck, with 
Mary Margaret Baroness de Robeck, his now Wife, and to 
enable him to marry again, 109. Read, 111. Committed, 
and Instruction to hear Counsel, and examine Witnesses ; 
Petition of Stephen Moore, Agent for the Baron de Robeck, 
respecting the service of the Order of the House upon the 
Baroness de Roebeck’s Agent; 119. To lie on the Table, 
120. Petition of Stephen Moore, read ; considered ; House 
informed that he attended at the Door, he was called in, and 
informed the House that he knows that the Baroness de Ro- 
beck .is at Blois in France; and that Mr. John Wilkinson is 
_ Agent to the Baroness, and is authorized to receive any No- 
tice or Order on her behalf; Service of the Order, and Copy 
of the Bill on Mr. Wilkinson, to be deemed good Service ; 
124. Bill considered, and reported, 153. Passed, 158. 
Royal Assent, 187. 


RocxeE, late James; Bill from the Lords, for vesting the Estates 
late belonging to him, in Trustees, to be sold for Payment of 
his. Debts, 407. Read, 411. Committed, 420. Reported, 
and passed, 455. Royal Assent, 482. ? 

Ropway Hit Railway. Vide Avon and GLoucESTERSHIRE. 


Roman Catuotic Association ; Petitions for the Suppres- 
sion thereof; . viz. Of the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons 
and Citizens of the City of Dublin, in Common Council as- 
sembled, 268. Of Master, Wardens, and Brethren of the 
Corporation of Weavers, or Guild of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 
Dublin; and, of the Protestants of the Union of St. John’s 
Sligo, in the Diocese of Elphin; 269. Of the Union of 
Gurteen, in the County of Sligo; of the United Parishes of 
Kilmacallin, Dramcollum, Taunagh and Ahanagh, in the 
Diocese: of Elphin; and, ot the Parish of Achonry and of 
‘Drumeliffe; 270. ‘Tobe printed, 271. Of Inhabitants of the 
County and City of Cork ; and, of the Corporation of Barbers 
and Surgeons, &amp;c. or Guild of St. Mary Magdalen, Dublin ; 
To be printed, 278. Of Inhabitants of the Town of Arklow; 
of the Parish of Arklow ; and, of the Protestant Inhabitants 
of Hacketstown;,To be printed, 283. Of the Reverend Sir 
Harcourt Lees, Baronet; to be printed, 414. | 
Roman Catnouic Ciaims; Petitions in favour of the Claims 
of the Roman Catholics; viz. Of Roman Catholic [nhabitants 
of Magheradroll and other Places ; of Catholic Inhabitants of 
Tracton; 10. Of Aglish, and of Four Mile Water and New 
Castle; To be printed, 11. Of Roman Catholic Inhabi- 
tants of the Parish of Ahada, Diocese of Cloyne, 14. Of the 
United Parishes of Killilah, Kilmoon and Killeany, in the 
Diocese of Kilfenora; 14. To be printed, 17. Of the Parish 
of Anacurra, in the County of Wicklow; of the Parish of 
Killucan ; of the Parish of Aughoure, in the County of Mayo; 
of the Parish of Saint Patrick’s, in the County of the City of 
Waterford ; of the Parish of Saint John’s, City of Water- 
ford; of the Parish of Ballybricken and Trinity without, 
Waterford ; of the United Parishes of Stradbally and Esker, 
‘in Queen’s County; of Kilcleagh and Ballyloghloe, County 
Westmeath; of the Parish of Mayo and Doonane, Queen’s 
County; of the Parish of Kiltegan, County Wicklow; of 
the United Parishes of Loughmore and Castle Iney, in the 
County of Tipperary; of the Parish of Kilchriest, in the 
County of Galway ; of the Parish of Killinagh, in the County 
of Cavan ; of the Parish of Ballyimachugh, in the County of 
Cavan; of the United Parishes of Caherconlish, Isert Law- 
._ rence, Ballybrood and Killmurry, County Limerick ; of the 
Parishes of Grange and Killane, in the County of Galway ; 
of the Parishes *of Kill and Kilmanaham ; and, of the Parish 





East Inpia (ReE- 


of Banagher, County of Londonderry ; To be ‘printed, 14. 
Of the Parish and Town of Ballinrobe, County of Mayo; and, 
of the Parish of Lurgan, County of Cavan; 17. Of the Parish 


of Dromiskin and Union; of the Parish of Saint Nicholas, 
Dundalk ; of the Parish of Cooly, County of Louth ; of the 
Parish of Upper Creggan, County of Louth; of the Parish of 
Carlingford, County of Louth; of the Parish of Faughart, 
County of Louth ; of the Parish of Dungarvan ; of the United 
Parishes of Faithlegg and Crooke, County of Waterford; of 
the Parish of Fennor, County of Waterford ;-of the Parish of 
Lismore, County of Waterford; of the Parish of Ballyduff, 
County of Waterford:; of the Parish of Seskinane, County of 
» Waterford ; of the Parish of Ringagonagh, County of .Wa- 
terford;, of the Parish of; Kilibanymere, County "Woresford ; 
_of the, Parish of Butler's Town, County Waterford ; . of :the 
Parish of Rathcormac, County of Waterford;. of tbe Parish 


_, of Rossmire, County; of Waterford; of the Parish. of .Kil- 
“meashal and Newtowubarry, Couaty of Wexford; of the\Pa- 
rish of Clonea, County,,W aterford ; of the Parish of Dunhill, 
County Waterford ; of the Parish of Kilgobinet, in Cc 
of W aterford ; of- the Parish of Whitechurch, County W 


unty 
ater- 


ford; of the Parish of Ballygunner, County Waterford; of, 
the Parish of Kilgeever, in the County of Mayo; of the 
United Parishes of Turin and Rathconnell, in the County of 
Westmeath ; and, of the United Parishes of Knockanore, Kils 
watermoy and Glandine, County of Waterford ; To: Be peminds 
17- Of the Catholics, Inhabitants of the Parish of Kilmain,; 
in the County of Mayo; 19. Of the Parish of Naas,‘ in. 
the County of Kildare; of the Parish of Graig, in the County. 
of Kilkenny ; of the Parish of Newbridge, County of Kildare; 
and, of the Parish of Drumcliff, in the County of Sligo; ig. 
To be printed, 20. Of the Roman Catholics of the Parish, of 
Tuogh, in the County of Limerick ; of the United Parishes of 
Liscannor (Kilmacrihy) and. Cahirgeall (Kilaspaglinnane,) in 
the County of Clare ; of that part of the Parish of Enniskillen, 
commonly called Tempoe; of the Parish of Ballymacnabb, 
in the County of Armagh; of Ballymore and Mullabrack, 
in the County of Armagh; of the United Parishes of Multi- 
farnham, Lacker, Leary, and. Portnashangan, in the County 
of Westmeath; of the Parish of Killaban, in the County 
Carlow ; of the Parish of Lower Cregan, County of Armagh ; 
of the Parish of Drumcree, in the County of Armagh; and, of 
the Parish. of Kilmore, in the County of Armagh;. To be 
pant 22. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the United 
arishes of Glinbegh and Glincarr, in the County of Keiry; 
of the Parishes of Murhur and Knuckanure, in the County of 
Kerry; of the Parish of Killorgtin, in the County of Kerry ; 
of the: Parishioners of Kilcrahan East, commonly ..called 
Ballybog, County of Kerry; of the United Parishes of Rattoo, 
Killury and, Ballyhigne, County, of Kerry; of the United 
Parishes of Killenaune and Cahir, ia the.County of,Kerry ; 
of the Parish of Duagh, in the County of Kerry; and, of, the 
United Parishes of Keelmelkedar, Kilquane, Martin, Feniter 
and Dorquin, in the County, of Kerry.;.27.. Of the Parish,of 
Dromod, County Kerry, 28. Of.the Parish. of. Dingle, in 
the County of Kerry ; and, of the United. Parishes of Mill- 
town and Listrie, in the County of Kerry; To be printed, 28. 
Of the Roman Catholics of the County of Roscommon; of 
the Parish of Kilkeevin; of the Parish of Bumlin, in the 
County of Roscommon and Diocese of Elphin; of the Parish 
of Kiltrustan, in the County of. Roseommon. and Diocese of 
Elphin ; of the Parish of Cloonfinlongh, in the County of, 
Roscommon and Diocese of Elphin; of the Parish of Lisso- 
nuffey, in the County of Roscommon and Diocese of Elphin ; 
of the United Parishes of Ardcarn and Toomna, in the 
County of Roscommon ; of the Parish of Kilmore and Half 
Parish of Cloonaff, County of Roscommon; of the Parish of. 
Athenry, County of Galway; of the Parish of Killarton, in 
the County of Galway; of the Parish of Killeriran, in the 
County of Galway; of the Parish of Killisolin, alias Castle- 
blakeney, ‘in the County of Galway ; of the Town and Parish 
of Cong, in the County of Mayo; of the United Parishes of 
Kilonvoy, Saint John’s, Kilmain and Rahara, in the County 
of Roscommon; of the Parish of Kilcorkey, in the County 
of Roscommon; of the United Parishes of Drom and Inch, 
in the Diocese of Cashel and County of Tipperary; of the 
Parish of Loughrea; of the Parishes of Aughrim and Kil- 
connell, in the Caonts of Galway ; of the Parish of Kilbea- 
conty, Diocese of Kilmacduagh and County of Galway ;. of 
the Parish of Donough Patrick, in the County of Galway ; 


~ of the Parish of Ross, in the County of Galway ; of the Pa- 


rish of Ararahan, in the County of Galway; of the Parish of 
Kilmoylan and Kilmacrean, in the County of Galway ; of the 
Parish of Kilthomas, County of Galway ; of the United Pa- 
rishes of Kinvara, Duras, and Killena, in the County of Gal- 
way; of the Parish of Lockeen, Barony of Lower Ormond 
and County of Tipperary ; of the United Parishes of Shana- 
golden, Robertstown, and Ballyhahill, in the County of Li- 
merick ; of the Parish of Becan, in the County of Mayo; 
and, of the United Parishes of Aughamore and Knock, County 
of Mayo; To be printed, 36. Of the Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of the Parish of Saint Janes and Hook, in Ireland; 
and, of the Parish of Clontead and its Union, in the County 
of Cork; 41. Of the Parish of Ahamlish, in the County of 
Sligo; and, of the Parish of Trinity, City of Waterford ; To 
be printed, 41. Of the Town and Parish of Westport, 
County of Mayo; of the Parish of Kilcoleman, in the County 
of Mayo; of the Parish of Balla and Half Parish of Miunola, 
in the County of Mayo ; of the half Parish of Leckanvy, in the 
County of Mayo; and, of the Parish of Shrule, in the County 
of Mayo; 45: Of the Parishes of Grenagh and -Ballyna- 
mona, in the Diocese of Cloyne; of the Parish of Killare, in 
the County of Westmeath ; of the United Parishes of Slyguf, 
Zorum and Ballyellen, in the County of Carlow ; and, of the 
United Parishes of Fore and Collinstown, in the County 
of Westmeath; To be. printed, 45... Of the United 
Parishes of Kilmacatrany and Killadoon, County of Sligo ; 
of the Parish of Comber Clandy, in the County of Lon- 
donderry ; of the Parish of Ballymore, County of West- 
meath ; of the. Parish of Athboy, County of Meath; of the 
Parishes of Saint Peter and Saint Mary, Athlone; of the 
Parish of Tullyallen, in’ the County of Louth; of the 
Parish of Drumgoon, in the County of Cavan; of the Parish 
of Collon, County Louth, Ireland; of the. Parish of Clogher, 
in the County of Louth ; of the Parish of Maghera, County 
_of Londonderry ; and, of the Parish of Meelick, in the Couaty 
of Glare and Diocese of Limerick; To be printed, 56, ‘a 
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‘Rowan Catuotic Cras, Petitions in favour—continued. 


the Parish of Clonmel, and, of the Parish of Loughinisland 
and County of Down; To be printed, 73. Of the Parish of 
Rosemir, County Waterford; and, of Killeagh, Ardagh and 
Dangon, in the County of Cork; 78. Of the Parish of 
Cove and the Great Island, County Cork ; of the Parish of 
Kilbolane, County Cork ; of the Town and Parish of Newry; 
of the Parish of Killelagh, in the County of Londonderry ; of 
the United Parishes of Kilbeggan and Rahue, in the County 
of Westmeath; and, of the Parishes of Coolock and Bally- 
mun, County Dublin; To be printed, 78. Of the Parish of 
Charleville ; of mo bet of Killmeen, in the Barony of Du- 
hallow, County of Cork ; of Midleton, in the County of.Cork ; 
of Iveleary, in the County of Cork ; of Kilmohan, or Shana- 
gany, aad Inchtarorranwan, or Ladysbridge ; of Kilmichael, 
in the County of Cork ; of the United Parishes of Ovens, 
Aglis, and Desart, in the Diocese of Cork and Ross; of 
Ballyhea, in the County of Cork ; of the United Parishes of 
Immogule, Dongoorney, and Clonmult; and, of Kennigh, in 
the County of Cork; 83. Of the United Parishes of Kil- 
quade and Kilmurry; of Kilbeagh ; of Templeport, in the 
County of Cavan; of the Parish of Killubride, County. of 
Leitrim ; and, of Donaghmore, in the County of Tyrone ; 
83. To be printed, 84. Of the Roman Catholics of Bandon; 
of the Parish of Saint Multose, in the Town and Vicinity 
of Kinsale ; of the Union.of Innishannon and Knock-a-ville ; 
and, of the Union of Modrenny, Ardcrony and Kileruan, in 
the Barony of Lower Ormond ; 87. Of the United Parishes 
of Clondalkin, ‘Lucan and. Palmerstown; of the Parish of 
Irishtown, Dublin; of the United Parishes of Finglas and 
Saint Hereniores of the Parish of Cloonclare ; of the Parish 
of Barnacola; of the Parish of Annaduff; of the Parish of 
; Fenaugh; of the Parish of Rossinver ; of the United Parishes 
of Dual-Ossory andGlandelough; and, of the Parish of Clon- 
more and Killquiggan ; To be printed, 87. . Of the Parish of 
Saint Peter and Paul, in the City of Cork; of Saint. Finbar’s, 
City of Cork ;’ of Ardnaguhy ; of Water-Grass Hill, or Kil- 
chan Cahan; of Glanmire and Garrignarar; of Douglass ; 
of the Union of Lower Glanmire; of Maheross; of Dungiven; 
and, of Rathdowny, Rathsarin, and several other places ; To 
be printed, 90. Of Catholic Inhabitants of Kilrush and half 
rish of Carnew ; of the United Parishes of Lady’s Island, 
nint Lberius, &amp;c ; of the United Parishes of Tintern, Rose- 
geriend, and Inch; of Duncormuck ; of Davidstown or Ros- 
roil; of Saint Mary’s, New Ross; and, of Wexford ; 96. 
Of the United Parishes of Derryloran and Desertcreat;: of 
Clohoe; of Drumglass, Killyman, &amp;c. ; of Clara; of Trooper’s- 
town; of Upper Donoughmore and Killesbiel; of Kilskier; 
of Killua and Kilallon; of Dulane and Loughan ; of Kilbeg 
and Staholmock ; and, of Kells; To-be printed, 96. ‘Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parishes of Enniscorthy 
and Templeshannon; 101. Of Nenagh; of Kilfunaghty ; of 
Ruane; of the United Parishes of Kilfarboy and Kilmurry ; 
of Moynalty ; and, of Hacketstown; To be printed, 101. Of 
Moycullen ; and of Rahoon; 106. Of Saint Nicholas Gal- 
way; To be printed, 106. Of Moragh and Templemartin ; 
of Kildorrery; of Kilmurry, Moridy, and other places; of the 
United Parishes of Rathcormac and Bartlomy ; of Fanlobbus; 
of.the Union of Glamworth ; of Lislee and Abbeymahon ; of 
Conna;: of Ballincollig and Ballinora; of Macroom; of 
hy tte and Cullen ; of Castle Lyons, &amp;e.; of Kanturk ; 
of Kilshannie; of Castlehaven and Miross ; of Ballymoney ; 
of Buttevant; of Donoughmore; of Shandram; of Desart ; 
of Kilgariff, and of the Parishes united with it; of Drishane ; 
of Ardfield and Rath-Barry ; of Otiragh ; of Cloon; of Kil- 
toughart; and, of Saint Mullens; 109. Of the United 
Parishes of Aglish, Ballyhean and Breafy ; of Drum and Half 
- Parish of Russlee; of the United Parishes of Ballinchalla 
- ‘and Kilmolara; and, of the United Parishes of Kilcommon 
and Robin; To be printed, 109. Of Roman Catholics of the 
County of Tipperary ; of Saint Mary and Saint Anne, Shan- 
don, Cork ; of Mocarky and Borris ; of the Union of Holy 
‘Cross and Ballycahill ; of the United Parishes of Drumbane 
- and Upper-Church; of Donaskeagh and Knockavella; of 
- ubrid and Tullahorton; of Newtown; of Balinahinch and 
‘ -Kilaseully; of Lockeen; of Kilmoyler; of Gammonsfield and 
Kilcash ; of Clerihan; of the United Parishes of Monsea, 
Knigh, and: Killodurnan; of Borrisoleigh; of Killeen and 
- Menagh; of the United Parishes of Fethard and Killusty ; 
of Ballina and Bohor ; of Temple-Tohy ; and, of the United 
Parishes of Ardmore and Grange; 113. Of Moyne; of 
Roscrea and Kile; of Carrick-on-Suir; of Saint Mary, Lime- 
rick ; of the United Parishes of Bruree and Coleman’s Well ; 
of Saint Michael, Limerick ; of Glemore; of Ballyragget ; 
of Sleverne; of Freshford, Tullaroan, and Three Castles ; of 
the United Parishes of Mount Coin and Carrigeen; of {nis- 
tioge ; of Urlingford; of the United Parishes of Lisdowney 
and Clontubrid; of Boyle; of Kilcola; of Elphiu; of the 
United Parishes of Kildimo, Ardcanny, and Chappel Russell ; 
of the United Parishes of Kilfinane and Ardpatrick ; of Saint 
- Athanasios and Kilbreedy Major; of the United Parishes 
of Killeedy and Fournafulla; of Kilmurry; of Mannéster 
and Fedamore ; of Saint Patrick, Limerick ; of Castletown ; 
of Donoughmore ; of Castlemahon; of Knockaderry ;’‘of the 
United Parishes of-Dromcolicher and Broadford; of the 
United Parishes of Bruff, Grange and Glanogra;” of Effin ; 


VOL. 83.——Sess, 1828. 


of Cahernany ; of Ballygarvan; of Durrow; of Athleague ; 
of Ballenroad ; of Thomondgate, Limerick; of Mungrétt;° 
of Abbyfeale; of the United Parishes of Dromin. and Ath- 
lacca; of Crecora; and, of Newcastle, Limerick ;’To be 
rinted, 113.. Of Kilayeny and Kilcommon, 117. Of Clon- 
eicle ; of Newport (Mayo;) of Maheracloone; of Saint John, 
Limerick ; of Mallow; and, of the United Parishes of White- 
church and Garrocloyne; To be printed, 117. Of the Ca- 
tholics, Inhabitants of the United Parishes of Tralee, Ratass,: 
Anna and. Cloherbrian, in the County of Kerry; To be 
printed, 126. Of Inhabitants of Lickeen; of Roman Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants of the United Parishes of Dunleckny and 
Augha; and, of Knockbride; To be printed, 130. Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Aughavass; of Booters- 
town; of Kildallen ; of Truagh; of Kilvine ; of Donagheavy ; 
of Glenade, or Rossinver West; of Bray ; of the United Pa- 
rishes of Kilkenny West, Noughvilly, and Benown; of Anna 
West; of Saint Paul, Dublin; and, of Catholics of Ireland ; 
To be printed, 139. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Gal- 


_ loon; of the Union of Ulla and Sotohead, in the Baronies.of 


Coonagh and Clanwilliam; of the United Parishes of Ti- 
moleague and. Cleogough; of Clonmany; of Cloncah; of 
Moville; of Clonleigh; of Ballee ; of the United Parishes.of 
Kilmore, Killileagh and Inch; of Saul; of Kilclief; .of 
Dunsford ; of Bright; of Tyrella; of Fahan and Desertagny ; 
of Down; of Kilmegan ; and, of Upper Drumgooland ; Te 
be printed, 143. Of Camus; of the United Parishes of Kil- 
more and Dremshnat; of the United Parishes of Druma- 


- chose, Balteagh and other places; of Lisburn and. Hils- 
‘ borough; of Tyhollen ; of Donagh; of Glenavey and Kil- 


lead; of Monaghan; of the City of Londonderry ; of 
Islandeady ; and, of Tydauvnet; To be printed, 151. Of 
Kilbrew and Union ; and, of Mount Mellick ; To be printed, 
155. Of Abbert; of Abbey-knock-moy; of the United Pa- 
rishes of Moylogh, Aghiart and Killiscobe; of Ahascragh 


- of Kilmacduagh; of the United Parishes of Oranmore and 
' Balinacourty ; of Killcoony; of the United Parishes of Kil- 


connickny, Kilconniran and Lickerrig; of the United Pa- 
rishes of Drimacoo, Kiltearnan and Killeenavara; of the 
United Parishes of Killimor and Kiltulla; and, of: the United 
Parishes of Killinadima and Kiltiskle ; 159. Of Nobber; of 
Ratoath; of Castlejordan; of Kildaiky; of the United: Pa- 
rishes of Kilbarry and Oristown; of Rathfeigh, Skryne and 
Trevit; of Trim; of Dunsany, Killeen and Kilmisson 5, of 
Monknewtown; of Drumcondra and Ardagh; of the United 
Parishes of Ardcath, Clonalvy and Piereetown; of | the 
United Parishes of Rowlestown and Oldtown ; of Ardbracan 
and Rathboyne; and, of Knockcommon and: Donon,) aud 
Union; To be printed, 159. Of Roman Catholics’of Glin or 
Kilfergus ; of Cappagh; and of Drumraw; To :be: printed, 
169. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Rosscarbery; and, 
of Thurles ; To be’ printed, 176. Of Swords and Malahide, 
181. Of Tuam; and, of Bailinakill; To be printed, 18:1. 
Of Roman Catholics of the United Parishes of Colp, Kil- 
sharvin, and Saint Mary, Meath; of Kilquaine ; of Tulla;. of 
the United Parishes of Killuran and Clonlea; of the United 
Parishes of Kilseily and Kilogennedy ; of Kilfintane and 
Cratloe; and, of Ogonoloe; 185. Of Killea; and, of Culdaff; 
To be printed, 185. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the 
United Parishes of Turlough and Kildacomage; To be 
printed, 206. Of Killaloe, 211, Of Saint John (Sligo ;) and 
of Kilmore, 216. Of the United Parishes of Baltinglass, 


- Rathbran and Ballinure;. of Mullagn; of Adare; of. the 
: United Parishes of Askeaton, Lismakeera and Iverus; and, of 


the United Parishes of Stonehawl and Cappa; To be printed, 
216. Of Moore; of Ballycallan; and, of Paulstown and 
Gore’s Bridge; 221. Of the United Parishes of Monas- 
terevan, Kildangan and other places; and, of Ballylongford ; 
235. Of Roman Catholics of the Six United Parishes of 
Dunbin, Philipstown, Baronstown, Haynstown, Haggards- 
town and Ballybarrack, in the County of Louth; of Termon- 
fechin East ; of Killany; of Dunleer, Dromin, &amp;c.; of the 
United Parishes of Ooning and Fiddown; of Castlecomer ; 
of Callan; of Templetogher; and, of the United Parishes of 
Youghal and Cloyne Priest; To be printed, 238. Of the 


- Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Croagh ; of Knockfierna ; of 


Ballingarry; of Rathkeale ; of Clones ; of Doonfeeny ; and, of 
Kilmoremoy Ballina; To be printed, 242. Of the riends of 
Civil and Religious Liberty resident in the City of Wor- 
cester; To be printed, 250. Of Roman Catholics of Whit- 
tingham; and, of Sutton, Wexford; 254- Of Mimsteracres, 
Northumberland; To be printed, 254. Of the Roman Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants of oa etre of Tarmonbarry ; of Lough- 


- glyn; of Tuerty ; of Ashton in Mackerfield ; of Pleasington ; 
' of Burscough | 
. Bantry; of East Skull; of West Skull; and of Black Ladies, 


all, Ormskirk ; of the Willows, Kirkham; of 


near Wolverhampton ; To be printed, 25y. Of the Roman 
Catholics of Portsea ; of Bolton-le-Moors; of Cockerham and 
Tharthams ‘of Warwick; of the Midland Counties; . of 
Workington; of Whitehaven; and, of Hereford; 264. ,Of 
Lanherne; of -Croxdale; of Mere; of Kilworth, and its 
Union; of ‘the United Parishes of }Doruss and Kilcrohane ; 
of the Union of Doueraile; of the: United Parishes of Kil- 
brittain and Rathelareen ;’ of the United Parishes of Dramo- 
(Téagde’andDrenalr; of Protestant Unitarian Dissenters of 
Warrington ; of Roman Cattiolics of Sonning, Berks; and, nad 
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Roman Catnotic Ciaims, Petitions in favour—continued. 
the United Parishes of Dromore and Garvaghey; 264. To 
be printed, 265. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ra- 
heen; of Courtfield; of Abergavenny ; of Solihull; of Bad- 
desley Clinton ; of Rothbury; of Alwington ; of Axminster ; 
~ of Chideock; of Newark-upon-Trent; of Morley (Salop ;) 
of Tixall; of the Chapel of Saint Swithin’s, Norwich; of 
Cossey; and, of Longbirch, Wolverhampton; 268. Of 
Moira and Moralin; of Clonenagh ; of the United Parishes 
of Rosenallis and Clonaslee; of Inhabitants of Dorchester ; 
of Roman Catholics and others of Stocktun-on-Tees; of 
Myddelton Lodge, Ilkley; of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and, 
of Marnbull; To be printed, 268. Of the Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Lanesborough ; of Monoduff; of Killashee ; 
. of Granard; of Carrickedmund; of Cashel; of Shrule; of 
Forgney ; of Killoe; of Abbey Larra; of Edgworth’s-town ; 
of Saint Mary and Saint Peter, Dublin; of Drumlare; of 
Balrothery ; of Ballyboghill; of Rathfarnham; of the United 
Parishes of Rahan and Lynally; of Thirsk ; of Scarborough ; 
of Leeds; of Stamford ; of Oundle ; of Saint John’s, City of 
Kilkenny ; of Kinnawley ; and, of Lartington; 277. Of the 
Roman Catholics of Northampton ; of ethkcmtenTipeall 
of Stockport ; of the Union of Clara; of the United Parishes 
of Dunkerrin and Temple-Harry ; of Lancaster ; of Garstang ; 
of Clogher ; of Killessnet; of the United Parishes of Temple- 
michael and Ballymacormack ; of Donabate; of Armagh; of 
Eglish ; of Castleconnor; of Desertmartin and Kilkronohan ; 
of the United Parishes of Ardtrea and Desertlynn ; of Anagh- 
lone and Drumballyroney; of the City of York; of 
habitants of York; of Tubberlion ; of Nedd and Cornagee ; 
and, of Stape Hill; To be printed, 277. Of the Roman 
Catholics of Saint Chad’s Chapel, Birmingham; of Can- 
nington; of Ipswich; of Bury Saint Edmund’s; of Du- 
leek ; of the City of Chester; and, of Puddington; 282. Of 
&gt; the Roman Catholics of Clints; of Richmond (York); of 
Sheffield ; of Brockhampton ; of Saint John’s Chapel, Nor- 
wich ; of Wetheral, Brampton, Hayton, and other places; 
of Bellingham ; of Louth (Lincoln); of Holderness; of Boston ; 
of Brighton ; of the County of Lincola; of Lincoln; of In- 
niscarra ; of Caraigtowhill; of Ballivourney ; of Tuonadro- 
man; of Ballymacoda; of Kilmacabea and Kilfacnabeg ; 
and, of Castletown Roche; To be printed, 282. Of the 
Roman Catholics of Guildford; of Horsham and West 
Grinsted ; of East Hendred; of Cobridge ; of Litchfield ; of 
Gosport ; of Bath; of Weybridge and Chertsey ; of Carlisle ; 
of Protestant Dissenters, and others, of Cockermouth ; of 
Roman Catholics of the United Parishes of Clontarf and 
Reheny ; of Knockninny ; and, of King’s County; 287. Of 
the United Parishes of Tullamoore and Durrow; and, of 
| Reading; To be printed, 287. Of Coventry ; of New Bridge; 
. of ‘Linton-upon-Ouse ; of Bishop Thornton; of Yarm; of 
Syddon, and its Union; of the United Parishes of Stamullin, 
oor Church, Julianstown, and Ballygart ; of the Union and 
Parish of Slane; of Laracor and Gallow; of the United. Pa- 
rishes of Urney and Anagceliff; and, of Loughgall and Tar- 
tarraghan; 294. Of Abington ; of Knockaney ; of Stradbally ; 
of Ballylaneen; of Cappoquin; of Faha; of Kilmallock 
and Ballingaddy ; of the United Parishes of Kilmurry and 
Grange; of Carrickbeg ; and, of Tallow; To be printed, 
294. Of Enfield; Clayton-le-Moors; and, of Chudleigh ; 
303. Of Salisbury ; 303; To be printed, 339.. Of Foxcotes ; 
of the United Parishes of Maglas, Ballymore and other 
laces; and, of Catholic Parishioners of Bannow and its 
nion; 303. Of Roman Catholics of Irham; of Glynn ; 
of the United Parishes of Kilgarvin and Attymass; of Kill- 
more; of Myshall; of Clonegall ; of Tullow ; of Mayne and 
- its Union; and, of Mullingar; To be printed, 304. , OF the 
Roman Catholics, Inhabitants of Tipperary ; of Emly ; of 
Ardfinan, Ballybeacon, &amp;c.; of Cappawhite; of Temple- 
more; of Pallis Green and Temple Bride ; of Powerstown ; 
- of Clegheen and Ballysheehan ; of Doon; of the United Pa- 
rishes of Lorrha and Durrow; of the United Parishes of 
Cloneen and Drangan ; of Caher; of Bansha; of the united 
Parishes of Killenaule and Moglass; of Anacarty; of the 
United Parishes of Bourna and Corbally ; of the United Pa- 
rishes of Knocklong and Glinbrohane ; of Ballen; of Black- 
brook ; of Darlington; of Burnley ; of Cottam; of Castle- 
dermot; of Margate, of Canterbury; of Saint Michans, 
Dublin ; of Rathaspick ; and, of Inhabitants of Lower Creevy ; 
313. Ot the Roman Catholics of Shepton Mallet, Stratton 
and Shortwood; of Worksop; of Yarmouth (Norfolk); of 
Shrewsbury; of Wardour; of Liverpool; of Drogheda; of 
the Parish of Carlow; of Street ; and, of Rathoe; To be 
rinted, 313. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Gease- 
ill; of Wherry and Tissaren ; of Easebourne ; of Bransby ; 
of Whitby ; of Easingwold; of Stamfordham; of Killarney ; 
of Unitarians assembling for religious worship in Park-lane 
Chapel, in Ashton near Wi an; of Stourbridge ; of Stafford ; 
and, of Stone; 319. Of the Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of the County of Monmouth; of Donegal ;.. of Catholics 
and Protestants, Inhabitants of Templecrone ; of Roman 
Catholics of Enniskillen ; of Acton Burnell; of Catholic In- 
habitants of the United Parishes of Edenderry and Rhode; of 
Unitarians of Northampton ; of Roman Catholics of Morpeth 
aud its Vicinity; of Carlton; of Selby ; of Pontefract; of 
Holme on S$ 


ing Moor ; of Lanchester ; of Stapleton and 





. 332. Of Birchley; and, of Leicester; 335. 


Burghwallis ; of Catholic Inhabitants of the Union of the 


’ Parishes of Killevan and Aughabog; of Enniskeen; of East 


Aughnamullen; of Currin ; and, of Clones East; ‘fo be printed, 
319. Of the Roman Catholics of Glenravel; of Arundel; 
of Slindon; of Duckenfield; of the County of Leitrim ; of 
the Union of Newmarket, Clare ; of Holywell ; of Clontibrit ; 
of Lower Dramgooland; of Tallanstown; of Bungay; of 
Drumreilly Lower; of Mohill; of the Union of Ballinasloe ; 
of Ballymascanlon; of Nottingham; of Roman Catholics 
and Protestants of Oxford ; of Roman Catholics of Heythrop ; 
of Kiddington ; of Egton ; of Overthorpe; of the Union of 
Athy; of Suncroft; and, of Crookstown or Naraghmore; 
324. Of the Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the United Pa- 
rishes of Lea, Killenard, Emo, and Portarlington; of the 
United Parishes of Castle Connel and Ahane; of Quin and 
Cloney; of Drumtariff; of Kinnegad ; of Dononought ; of 
the County of Antrim; of the United Parishes of Killa- 
laghton and Kilricle ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Chipping 
Norton ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kentstown and 
Union; of Portumna; of the United Parishes of Killilee, 
Stradbally and Killineen ; of Killimore ; of the United Pa- 
rishes of Tallylish, Seapatrick, and other places; of Ennis ; 
of the Province of Connaught; of the United Parishes of 
Crossmolina and Adragoole; of Bicester Market End; and, 
of Kildare and Rathangan; To. be printed, 324. Of the 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kilglass; of Knaresborough ; 
of Appleton near Warrington; of Protestants,. Roman Ca- 
tholics and Dissenters. of Crathorne; of Roman: Catholics 
of Danby Bedle ; of Brough Hall near Catterick ; of Ample- 
forth ; of Sunderland ; of Stockeld ; and, of Inhabitants of the 
City of Bristol ; 332. Of the Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Weston Underwood ; of Members of the Established Church 
of England, or Protestant Dissenters, of Newport Pagnell ; 


- of Catholic [nhabitants of Bristol; of Protestant Inhabitants 


of Warminster; of Roman Catholics of Poole; of Man- 
chester and Salford; of Protestant Dissenters of Honiton; of 
Roman Catholics of Windsor; of Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of the United Parishes of Killaderry, Kilclonfert and 
Ballycommon; of the United Parishes of Leitrim, Kilmeen, 
and Kilcooly; of the united Parishes of Castlerahan and 
Monter, Connaught; of Roman, Catholic Inhabitants of 


_ Wicklow; of Killanne; of the East Division of Colombkill ; 


of Gorey ; of Reynagh and.Gallen; of Donaghmore ; of Upper 


. Creevy; of Barcony; of Lackan; of Cloonine; of Tynagh; 


of Drumbhilla ;. of Garryross ; of Saint Catherine’s Dublin ; 


* of Saint Nicholas without, Saint Peter, Saint Luke with the 


Bishop’s and Dean’s. Liberties, Dublin; of the United Pa- 
rishes of Saint Mary, Saint Thomas, and Saint George, 
Dublin; of Cronybyrne; of Cloughornalls; of Carra and 
Ballinruddy; of Aughnagaran ;, of Saint James, Dublin ; of 
Saint Audeon, Dublin; of the United Parishes of Saint 
Michael and Jobn,, Dublin; of Inhabitants of Wallingford; 
of Roman Catholics of North Shields; of Kendal; of Belling- 
ham; of Everingham ;, and, of Carshalton ; To be printed, 
Of Inhabitants 
of Newark-upon-Trent; of Protestant Dissenters, and others, 
of Great Driffield; of Roman Catholics of Macclesfield ; of 
Congleton; of Rathcore and its Union; and, of the United 
Parishes of Layd and Ardclinis; To be printed, 335. Of 
Dissenters of Bywell, St. Peter; and, of Shotley ;.339. Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of, Castletown Delvin; and, of 
Members of the Established Church and . Protestant Dis- 
senters of Warwick and Kenilworth; To. be printed, 3go. 
Of Protestants, and Protestant Dissenters, Inhabitants of 
Abergavenny ; 356. Of Freemen and Inhabitants of Sudbury ; 
362. Of the Roman Catholics of England and Seotland; To 
be printed, 362, Of Roman Catholic inhabitants of Leighlin 
Bridge ; To be printed, 394. Of Protestant Dissenters re- 


_ siding in and near Bury St. Edmonds; 407. Of the Mem- 


bers of the Congregation of Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, 
assembling for divine worship in Jewin Crescent Chapel, City 
of London; 415; To be printed, 421. Of the Roman Ca- 
tholics of the Congregation of Hassop, in the Parish of 
Bakewell and County of Derby, 415. Of Catholics, Inha- 
bitants of Drumlane ; To be printed, 428. Of Roman Ca- 
tholics attending Saint Peter's Chapel, Birmingham ; To be 
printed, 470. 





Petitions agaiust; viz. Of the 
Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Sarum, 142. Of the Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Wells, 150; To be 
printed, 151. Of the Rural Dean and Clergy of the Deanery 
of Hawkesbury; of Dursley ; of Stonehouse; and, of Ciren- 
cester; 159. Of Gloucester; To be printed, 159. -Of the 
Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of the Holy and 
Indivisible Trinity in Gloucester; and, of the Archdeacon 


. and Clergy of the County and Archdeaconry of Leicester ; 


To be printed, 169. Of the Archdeacons of Winchester and 
Surrey, and of the Clergy belonging to or residing within 
the said Archdeaconries, 181. Of the Archdeacon and 
Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Bath; of the Rural Dean and 
Clergy of the Deanery of Campden, in the Diocese of Glou- 
cester; and, of Winchcomb ; To be. printed, 181. Of the 
Arebdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Wilts; 
Tobe printed, 185. Of Exeter ;,To be. printed, 194... Of 


Inhabitants of Grinton, 206. Of the Mayor, Aldermen and 
- Common Councilmen of Boston; Tobe printed, 22a. ! Of 


Protestant 


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INDEX ¢o the E1rewry-THir pd: VoLuME. 





Roman Catuotic Criaims, Petitions against—continued. 


Protestant Inhabitants and Landholders of Tyhollan ; To be 
printed, 237. Of Protestant Inhabitants of the United Pa- 
rishes of Drung and Larha; of Kildallen; and, of Castleterra; 
242. Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Assistants, of Leeds; of 
the Minister Churchwardens and Protestants of Kilmore; of 
the Protestant Inhabitants and Landholders of Ballibay ; of 
Tullycorbett ; and, of the Vicar, Curates, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants, of Saint Margaret, Leicester; To be printed, 
242. Of the Grand Jury of the County of Monaghan; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of Clones; of Protestant Dissenters of 
Stone Bridge ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Killevan; of Pro- 
testant Seceders of Newblyss; of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Curran; of Ahabog; of the Rector, Curate, Churchwardens 
and Protestant Parishioners of Tydavnet; of Inhabitants of 
Clisthydon; and, of the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral 
Church of Peterborough ; To be printed, 254. Of Protestant 
Inhabitants of the United Parishes of Urney and Annagclliffe; 
of Arva; of Castleraghan; of Ballintample; of Kildrumfer- 
ton; of Killisandra; of Anna, otherwise Belturbet; of Kil- 
more; of Drumloman; of Ballymachue; of the Corporation 
of Merchants or Guild of the Holy Trinity, Dublin; and, of 
the Corporation of Smiths of Dublin, or Guild of St. Loy; 
To be printed, 260. Of several Inhabitants of Dorchester ; 
and, of the Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Woodhouse, Leeds; 265. Of Clergy of the Archdeaconry 
of Cleveland, in the Diocese of York; of Clergy of Leeds ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Drumlane; of Kilbride; of En- 
niskeen ; of Tomregan ; of Templeport; of Kilrush ; of New- 
town Barry; of Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Beverley; 
of the Rural’ Dean and Clergy of the Deanery of Stow ; and, 
of the Deanery of the Forest, in the Diocese of Gloucester ; 
To be printed, 265. Of Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Mixbury; of Finmire; of Fringford ; of Inhabi- 
tants of Stockton; and, of Chobham; 268. Of the Rector, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Emberton; of Clergy of 
the three Hundreds of Newport (Bucks ;) of Rector, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Sherrington ; of the Lord Mayor, 
Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens of the City of Dublin, in 
Common Council assembled ; of the Corporation of Joiners 
(Dubiin ;) of the Corporation of Tailors of the Guild of Saint 
John the Baptist( Dublin ;) of the Clergy of the Archdeaconry 
of the East Riding of York; of the Clergy resident within 
the Archdeaconry of Coventry ; of the Archdeacon and Clergy 
of the Archdeaconry of Berks; of Inhabitants of Carrow- 
brack ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Drumglass; of Clergy of 
the Archdeaconry of Sudbury; of Protestants of Ballyrodare ; 
of Inhabitants of Drumcree ; of Protestant Inhabitants of the 
Union of Aghold; of Aldermen, Com-Burgesses and others 
of Grantham ; of Gentry, Yeomanry and Inhabitants of Horn- 
castle; and, of the Protestants of the United Parishes of Kil- 
loran and Kilvarnet; To be printed, 268. Of the Ministers, 
Elders and Congregation of Calvinisti¢ Methodists of Tre- 
castle ; of Brecon; of Crickhowell ; and, of Builth; 277. Of 
the Clergymen residing in the Deanery of Pontefract, in the 
Archdeaconry and. Diocese of York, 277. To be printed, 284. 
Of the Protestant Inhabitants of the Gaion of Lackan ; of 
Ballisakeery ; of Tullylish; of Protestant Dissenteis of the 
Seceding Congregation of New Mills; of Inhabitants of 
Mountmelick; of Donaghclony; of the Archdeacon of 
Northampton, and Clergy of the Diocese of Peterborough ; of 
Inhabitants of Leeds ; of Clergymen residing in the City and 
Vicinity of ¥ ork; of Inhabitants of Weatherby ; of Lurgan; of 
Drumgoon; of Mullough ; of Killankere ; of Killsherdinny; of 
Ashfield ; of Killglass ; of Killmorgan, Tumour and Drimrat ; 
of Easky ; of Protestant Freeholders of Dromard and Skreen ; 
of Protestants of the Union of Killmacshalgan and Temple- 
boy ; of Emlafad and Kilturra; of Castleconner; of Athlone ; 
of Kilcleagh; of Noblemen, Gentlemen and Landed Pro- 

rietors of the County of Antrim; of Gentlemen, Clergy, 

reeholders and Inhabitants of Portglenone ; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Antrim ; of the Dean and Chapter of the Ca- 
thedral Church of Hereford ; of the Clergy of the Diocese of 
Hereford ; of Protestants and Protestant Dissenters of Do- 
nagh 5 of Protestant Inhabitants of Errigle ; of Monaghan ; 
of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Drumsnat; of 
Inhabitants of Dolgellan; and, of Mayor, Aldermen and 
Corporation of Bideford; To be printed, 277. Of the Per- 
petual Curate, Churchwarden and Inhabitants of Bramley ; 
of the Archdeacon and Clergy of thé Archdeaconry of Chi- 
chester; of Inhabitants of Brixham; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Pluckley; of Minister and Pa- 
rishioners of Saint Nicholas, Guilford; of Clergy and Laity 
of Dalham, Gazeley and other places ; of the United Parishes 
of Carbery; of Minister and Congregation of Protestant 
Dissenters of Grove Chapel, Camberwell; of Protestant Dis- 
senters of Providence Chapel, Gray’s-lnn-Lane; and, of 
Magistrates and Council of Kilmarnock; 282. Of the Mi- 
nisters, Elders and Congregations of Calvinistic Methodists 
of the Blaenavon, Nantyglo, Beaufort and Ebwvale Iron 
Works, Monmouth of Carmarthen ; of Liandilo ; of Lianelly, 
of Kidwelly; of Llandovery; of Llangadock ; of New Castle- 


* Emlyn; of Minister; Churchwardens and others of Clifton ; 


i ; 


of Freeholders and Houscholders of Sevenhampton, Dowdes- 
well and Whittington; of Protestant Inhabitants of Newtown 
Hamilton ;' of Loughgalls of the. Union of Ballymayer; of 


vo L. 83.——Sess. 1828. 


- and 


» trates,’ Clergy and 


Presbyterian Inhabitants of Newtown Hamilton; of Pro 
testant Inhabitants of Armagh; of Tartaraghan ; of Lough- 
gilly ; of Minister, Churchwardens and others of Saint Augus- 
tine the Less, Bristol; of Vicar, Churchwardens and. Inha- 
bitants of Saint Mary Redcliffe, Bristol; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Denn; of Baillieborough; of Scrabby; of 
Lavey ; of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry 
of Colchester ; of Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of Dedham ; 
of Inhabitants of Wicklow; of Derralossory ; of Freeholders 
and Inhabitant Householders of Horsham; of the Corpora- 
tion of Kingston-upon-Hull; of Inhabitants of Weston-super- 
Mare; of the Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Woughton-on-the-Green; of the Dean and Chapter of the 
Cathedral Church of Ely; of the Archbishop of Dublin and 
the Bishop of Glandelagh, and of the Clergy of the said Dio- 
ceses ; and, of the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of the 
University of Oxford; To be printed, 282. Of Inhabitants 
of Bray; and, of Ballinure ; 287. Of Archdeacon and Clergy 
of Ely ; of Bailiff, Recorder, Justices and others of Wenlock ; 
and, of Inhabitants of Boston; To be printed, 287. Of 
James M‘Lean, Convener of the Reverend the Synod of 
Glasgow and Ayt; 294. Of Inhabitants of Beckenham ; of 
Lutterworth ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Shercock, (Cavan); 
and, of the Congregation of Jireh Chapel in the Cliffe, Lewes ; 
To be printed, 294. Of the Mayor, Bailiffs and Commonalty 
of the City of Oxford, 305. Of the Ministers, Elders and 
Congregations of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists of Pem- 
broke and Haverfordwest; of Protestants of the City of 
Dublin; of Inhabitants of Llanfachreth and Llanelltyd ; of 
Clergy, Gentry and [nbabitants of Buckingham ; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Kilmoremoy ; of Ballyloughloe; of Dungans- 
town; and, of Protestant Dissenters of Bethseda Chapel, 
Lewes; To be printed, 305, Of Gentry, Clergy and Bro. 
testant Landowners of the County of Tyrone; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Clonfecle; of Killyman; of Aughaloo,; and, 
of Killeshall; 313. Of the Vicar, Chutchwardens and others, 
of Eddlesborough; of Protestant Inhabitants. of the County 


of Fermanagh ; of Clergy of the Town and Neighbourhood 


of Sheffield ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Danard and Union 
of Cryhelp; of Kilcommon; of Freeholders and Inhabitants 
of Newcastle (Wicklow) ; of Ministers, Churchwardens, Ves- 
try and Inhabitants of Saint Thomas, Bristol; and, of Saint 
James, Bristol ; To be printed, 313. Of Protestant Inhabi- 
tants of Kilross, Ballysumaghan and Ballinakill; of Killmac- 
tige; and, of the Lord Bishop of Ossory ; 319. Of the Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the Diocese of Canterbury ; of Inha- 
bitants of Chittlehampton ; of Ministers, Elders and Congre- 
gations of Calvinistic Methodists of Newport, and other 
places in the County of Monmouth; of Mayor and Aldermen 
of Saffron Walden; of Inhabitants of Saffron Walden; of 
Minister, Churchwardens, Vestry and Inhabitants of Saint 
Paul, Bristol ; of the Deputy, Commissioners and Inhabitants 
of Margate; of Inhabitants of Lullingstone, Shoreham and 
other places; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
East Malling; of Inhabitants of Ightham; of Aylesford; of 
Wateringbury ; of Teston and Nettlestead; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Trotterscliff; of Wrotham ; 
of Mereworth; of East Peckham; of: Inhabitants of Cran- 
brook ; of Westerham; of Minister, Churchwarden and Inha- 
bitants of West Malling; of Addington; of Plaxtol; of 
Leybourne; of Ryarsh ; of Birling; of Inhabitants of Great 
Torrington ; of Householders and other Inhabitants of Wins- 
low and Little Horwood; of Protestant Inhabitants of Do- 
noughmore; of Praban; of the United Parishes of Kilpipe 
and Kilninor; of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the County 
of Nottingham; of Protestant Inhabitants of Kiltegan; of 
the Unions of Blessington; of Inhabitants of Banbury; of 
Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Taunton’; of the President 

Fellows of Sion College, London; of Clergy resident in 
Manchester; and, of Protestant Inhabitants of Grange; To 
be printed, 319. Of Mayor, Aldermen, Capital Burgesses 
and Inhabitants of Sudbury, 324. Of the Corporation of 
Wallingford ; of Inhabitants of Wallingford; of the Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the Diocese and County of Oxford; of 
the Vicar, Churchwardens and others, of Eton Bray; of To- 
ternhoe and Stanbridge; of Inhabitants of Bandon; of Cor- 
poration of Exeter; and, of Parishioners and Inhabitants’ of 
Saint Edmund-on-the-Bridge, Exeter; To be printed, 324. 
Of several Inhabitants of Great and Little Woolstone; of 
Ministers, Elders and Congregations of Welsh Calvinistic 
Methodists of the Town of Cardigan; of Tregaron; of Tre- 
degar Iron Works and Vicinity; and, of Clergy, Merchants 
and others, of Kingston-upon-Hull; 332. Of the Clergy, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the three Hundreds of Ayles- 
bury ; of Inhabitants of Newport Pagnell ; of Vicar, Chureh- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Olney; of Rector, Churchwar- 
dens and Inhabitants of Wavendon; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Hardmead ; of Slapton; of Wing; 
of Curate, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Cheddington; 
of Pitstone’; of Bletchley; of Inhabitants of Great Linford ; 
of Stony Stratford; of Vicar, Churchwardens and others of 


’ Ivitighoe ; of Protestant Inbabitants of Barragh ; of Baltin- 
tS of Powerscourt ; of Dunlavin; of 
elgann 


ollywood; of 
y; of Rathdrum ; of Protestant Inhabitants, Land- 

holders ‘Of the County of ‘Aritiagh; of Kilmore; of Magis- 
TeMobithings of Ripon’; of Noblemen, 


T2 Gentlemen, 





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Roman Catnonic Cuiarms, Petitions against—continued. © 


- Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Cavan ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Killinagh ; of Kinawley; of Kil- 
lother; of Mayor, Aldermen and Inhabitants of Newark- 
_ upon-Trent; of Ministers, Elders and Congregations of Cal- 
vmistic Methodists of the County of Glamorgan; of Lam- 
peter; of a Varteg Goitre; of pemeterd bof of 
/ Aberayon; of the Reverend Sir Harcourt Lees; of Minister 
and Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of Sion Chapel, 
Nottingham ; of Inhabitants of Gloucester; of York; of 
Peckham ; of Ditton (Kent); of Offham; of Teignmouth ; 
of Newton Abbot ; of Hadlow ; and, of Shenley; To be prin- 
ted, 332. Of the Wesleyan Methodists of Brixham; of 
Mayor, Aldermen and Capital Burgesses of Harwich; and, 
- Of Protestant Inhabitants of Donoughmore ; To be printed, 
‘ 935. Of Merchants, Bankers and others of Glasgow, 340. 
Of Charles Stewart, Moderator of the Presbytery of Auch- 
terarder ;' and, of the Congregation of Providence Chapel, 
Church-street, Brighton ; To be printed, 340. Of Portreeve, 
Bailiff and Principal Inhabitants of Honiton; To be printed, 
350. Of several Protestant Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Belfast; of the Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Bridgar, in the County of Kent; and, of 
the Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Bearsted, in 
the County of Kent; To be printed, 356. Of Inhabitants of 
Donington, 361. Of Warminster ; and, of Burgesses and [n- 
habitants of New Shoreham ; To be printed, 372. Of the Con- 
gregation of Providence Chapel in Chichester, 383. Of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Ematris, (Monaghan); To be printed, 
383. Of Inhabitants of Shiffnal, 390. Of Gentry, Clergy 
- and Principal Inhabitants of Rochdale, 392. Of Mayor, 
. Aldermen and Capital Burgesses of Maldon ; To be printed, 
397- Of Inhabitants of Saltash, 409. Of the Reverend Sir 
Harcourt Lees, Baronet ; To be printed, 421. Of Inhabitants 
. of lifracombe ; To be printed, 427. Of Gentlemen, Clergy 
- and Inhabitants of Callington, 431. Of Protestants and 
Protestant Dissenters of Inch ; To be printed, 450. Of the 
Reverend Sir Harcourt Lees, Baronet ; To be printed, 463. 


Motion, That this House do resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider the state of the Laws affecting 
His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects in Great Britain and 
Ireland, &amp;c. Debate thereupon adjourned, 333. Debate re- 

* sumed, and further adjourned, 337. Debate resumed ; 

* House resolves to go into the Committee; Matter consi- 

’ dered; 343. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 348. Re- 

* solution read; to be communicated to the Lords at a Con- 

~ ference, and their Concurrence desired thereto ; Conference 

* to be desired with the Lords on the subject of the Laws 

‘ affecting the Roman Catholics; 357. Lords Answer re- 
‘ported, 357. Conference agreed to by the Lords, 357. Com- 

~ mittee appointed to manage it; Conference held, and re- 

’ ported; 362. 

: Petition of Samuel Perry, a Member of 
Saint John’s College, Cambridge, praying for an Inquiry 
into the real merits of the Catholic Question, and the actual 

' state.of the Established Church; To lie on the Table, 290. 


Roman Catnoutics. (Land Taz.) Bill to explain and amend 

_ Acts, so far as the same relate to Double Assessments to the 
Land ‘Tax, ordered, 16. Presented, and read; “Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 16. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 37, 80. Bill committed, 93. Coim- 

. mittee deferred, 121. Bill considered, 152. Report deferred, 

. 179, 196, 207, 218. Bill reported; re-committed ; consi- 
dered and reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, as rt to be printed ; 236. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 239. Report further con- 
sidered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 251. Third Reading deferred, 280, 342, 417, 469, 
490, 504, 526. 











Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into alleged Grievances of such Persons as may be charged 
with an increased Rate of Land Tax, in consequence of the 

- Double Charge formerly imposed on Romehtashalens To 

. send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; 301. Members added, 322. Report to lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 543. 

Vide Accounts. 

Rosesery, Earl of. Vide Scortanp. 

Ross-suire Roads, Vide Scortann. 


RotuersitHe Poor Rates; Petition for a Bill for better 
. assessing and collecting the Poor Rates in the Parish of Saint 
Mary Rotherhithe ; Referred to a Committee, 25. Reported ; 
- Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
54. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That the Standing 
- Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 81. 


Roven, Mr. Serjeant; Petition of William Rough, Serjeant 
at Law, complaining of his suspension from the situation of 
President of the Court of Criminal and Civil Justice in the 
united Colony of Demerara and Essequibo, by the Governor 

. of the Colony; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 353. 


Rowe, Sarah; Bill from the Lords, for vesting an undivided 





. Moiety of certain Estates and Hereditaments devised by the 
to separate uses, in sirict Settlement, 


_ Will of Sarah Rowe, 


RoxBuRGHSHIRE Roads. 
Royston Roads. ; 
Ruecsy Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repair- 


and also other Estates, in Trustees, for the purpose of selling 
‘the same, and for other purposes, 379. Read, 382. Com- 
mitted, 382. Reported, and passed, 426. Royal Assent, 449. 
Vide ScorLanp. 


Vide CAMBRIDGE. 


ing and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 31. 
Reported, Bill ordered, 153. Presented, and read,, 168. 
Committed, 180. Petition of Inhabitants of Brownsover, 
against; Referred, 184. Petition of Inhabitants of Rugby, 
against; Referred, 188. Petition of William Reeve, against; 
Referred, 203. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 291. Passed, 
309. Agreed to by the Lords, 373. Royal Assent, 376. 


Russ, Elizabeth ; Bill from the Lords, for enabling her Com- 


mittee to sell Estates, 348. Read, 353. Committed, 360. 
Reported ; and passed ; 389. Royal Assent, 448. ; 


9° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


AINT AtBan’s Court House; Petition for a Bill for the erec- 
tion of a new Court Ilouse for the Liberty of Saint Alban ; 
ferred to a Committee, 66. Reported ; Report referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 160. VideStTaNnp- 
1NG OrpeERs. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 175. Report again read: Motion, That 
Leave be granted to give Notices, &amp;c.; By Leave withdrawn, 
284. , 
Turnpike Trust. Vide WuHetstone. 





Saint CHRISTOPHER. 


Vide Four anv Hatr rer Cenr. 


DutTigs. 


Satnt Gires (Ozford) Lands; Petition for a Bill for dividing, 


allotting and laying in severalty the same; Referred to a 
Committee, 52. Reported ; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 82. Vide Stanpine Or- 
pers. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to’ be 
dispensed with, 90. Petition of ‘President and Scholars’ of 
Saint John Baptist College, in the University of Oxford, and 
of Owners of Estates in the Parish of Saint Giles, for Leave to 
proceed with the Bill, 167. To lie on the Table, 168, Peti- 
tion for Leave to proceed with the Bill, read; Report from 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, read again; Peti- 
tion considered; Motion for Leave to bring in the Bill; Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon ; 173. 


Saint James WESTMINSTER; Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders of the Parish of Saint James Westminster, praying 
the House to appoint a Committee to examine the Accounts 
of the Governors and Directors of the Poor of the said Pa- 
rish (presented 29 April;) To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 413- 





Vide Accounts. 
Saint Martin-1N-THE-FieLps, WestTMiInsTEeR. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. . 
Saint Mary-.e-sone Vestry; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and altering Acts; Referred to a Committee, 53. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 115. Presented, and read, 172. Pe- 
tition of Vestrymen of Saint Mary-le-bone, against ; To lie on 
the Table, 184. Bill committed, 192. Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records, 202. Petition of Vestrymen of 
Saint Mary-le-bone, against ; Petition of Inhabitants of Saint 
Mary-le-bone, in favour, 214. Petition of Vestrymen of Saint 
Mary-le-bone, read; Referred, and Counsel, ordered, 219. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 303. Petition of the 
Duke of Portland, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
311. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 366, 383. Pe- 
tition of Inhabitant Householders of Saint Mary-le-bone, 
Tenants on the Estate of the Duke of Portland, in favour, 
406. Bill reported, 406. Further consideration of Report 

put off for Six Months, 407. 
Vide AccounTs, 


Saint Paut Covent Garoen Vestry. 
GARDEN. 

Saxe of Game. 

Sa.rorp Improvement. Vide MANCHESTER. 


Satmon Fisuenries; Bill for the more effectual Preservation 
and Increase of the Breed of Salmon, and for regulatin the 
Salmon Fisheries throughout Great Britain and Ire and, 
ordered, 58. Presented, and read, 58. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 80. Bill committed, 86. Considered ; reported : 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and _ Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 93. Petition of Mayor, Aldermen 
and other Inhabitants of Worcester, in favour, 97- Petition 
of Fishermen and other Inhabitants interested in the Salmon 
Fishery on the River Severn, residing 30 Tewkesbury, 
against, 131. Petition of the Society of the Governor and 
Assistants of London, of the New Plantation of Ulster, 
against; To be printed, 145. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 147. Petitions of Proprietors of Salmon 
Fishings in the Rivers Dee and Don, and the adjoining Sea 
Coast in Aberdeenshire ; of Lessees, or Tacksmnen, of on 
Fisheries in the Rivers Dee, Don, Ytham, Spey and Find- 
horn, and in the Sea adjacent to the nouths of those Rivers ; 

_of Fishmongers and others concerned in, the Fighing Pisce, 

“in the Cities of London and Westminster, andthe © icinyty 

: ? 





Vide Covent 


Vide GAME. 








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INDEX to-the. Erecury-THiryp VoLu ME. 





. Inhabitants of . Bridgnorth, in favour, -159- 


Satmon FisnHeriEs—continued. 


thereof; and, of Simon Shiel, of Ballyshannon, against; 
To be printed, 155. Petition of Bailiffs, ee and 

further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 160. Petition of Lord Ken- 
sington and John Ingram Lockhart, Esquire, against, 169. 
To lie on the Table, 170. Further consideration of Report 
deferred, 171, 178. Petitions of William Paul, Esquire, 
one of the Trustees of the late Duke of Gordon; and, of 
Lb fe of Salmon Fishings in the River Dee, against ; 

o be 


tinted, 178. Further consideration of Keport put 
off for Six Months, 186. 





Petition of Gilbert Swann Davis, for the 
better Regulation thereof, 278. To be printed, 279. 





Preservation. Vide ScoT.anp. 


SANDWicR Road ; Petition for a Bill- for more effectually re- 


airing the Road from thence to Margate and Ramsgate ; 
Referred.to a Committee, 49. . Reported; Bill ordered ; 86. 
Presented, and read, 164. Committed, 192. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 308. Passed, 318. Agreed to by the Lords, 
370. Royal Assent, 376. 


Savincs Banxs; Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws 


relating thereto, ordered, 405. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 451. 
Second Reading deferred, 473. Bill committed, 485. Com- 
mittee deferred, 490. Bill considered ; reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to 
be printed, 500. ‘Further consideration of Report deferred, 
508.» Bill. re-committed; considered; 515. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; §19. 
Passed; 533+ “By.the Lords, with Amendments, 552. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 555. Royal Assent, 558. 





Vide accounts. 


Scote Braipee and Bury Saint Eomunn’s Road; Petition 


for a Bill for repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 


_ g9-. Reported, 134. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, and 


read, 148. Committed, 166. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 


gi1. Passed, 331. Agreed to by the Lords, 350. Royal _ 


Assent, 375. 





of the Crinan Canal, offered ; King’s Recommendation’ sigs a8 
nified;, 212... Petition brought up, and. read; Referred: to.a 
Committee, 213.) Reported; Leave. given; |Petition..pre- 
sented accordingly ;. Referred to a Committee, 219, Ree 
ported; Report referred to a Committee of the whole, House, 
229. Considered, 239.. Report deferred, :243.',-Resolution 
reported, and agreed to ;. and Bill ordered ;.251.. , Vide iafra; 








Bill. for relinquishin » under 
certain conditions, the Debt. due to the Public by the Com- 
pany of Proprietors of the Crinan Canal, ordered, 251.:: Pre- 
sented, and read, 290. 
(DUMBARTON) Roads; Petition fora Bill for more 
effectually making, amending and maintaining certain Roads 
and Bridges in that County; Referred to a Committee, 44. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 141. Presented, and read, 166: 
Committed, 180. apg tice to be ingrossed ; 310. Passed, 
324. Agreed to by the Lords, 363. Royal Assent; 376. 

(EDINBURGH) Oil Gas Company; Petition for a 
Bill to amend Act ; Referred to a Committee, 48. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 149. : 


(Ibid.) Police; Petition for a Bill for altering and 





- amending Acts; Referred to a Committee, 66. 


(lbid.) Surceons.. Vide APotHEcARIES Com- 
PANY. 


——— (ENTAILS); Bill to alter and amend the Law: con- 


ae Sees in Scotland, ordered, 139. . Presented; and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 
151. Committed to a Select Committee ; Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 157. 
Power to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, together 
with Observations and Opinion thereupon, 198. Petition 
of Charles Robertson, against; Referred, 198. Report of 
Minutes of Evidence to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 
210. Members added, 265, 278. Petition of the Heirs of 
Entail in the Counties of Inverness, Ross, and Cromarty, 
against ; To be printed, 320. Report; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed, 412. Bill reported; Bill, as:amended, to 
be printed; 412. Petition of John Francis Miller Erskine, 
against ; To be printed, 42v. Petition of Sir George Stewart 
Mackenzie, of oul, Baronet, against, 483. To be.printed, 
484. 








SCOTLAND.: . (FarQuHARSON) Catherine; Bill from: the! Lords 
(ABERBROTHOCK Two PENNIES Scots); Pe- - for vesting certain detached parts of the Estate of Invercauld 














. tition for a Bill to continue Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 


it. Reported; . Bill ordered; 124. Presented, and read, 
133. Committed,.150. Petition of Brewers of Ale and Beer 
in, the Burgh of Aberbrothock, against ; To lie on the Table, 
150, Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 187. Passed, 193. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 212. Royal Assent, 233. ’ 

(ABERDEEN) Harbour; Petition for a Bill for the 
Improvement of the said Harbour; Referred toa Committee, 
46. Reported; Bill ordered; 82. Presented, and read, 166. 
Committed, 180. Petitions of Members of the Seven In- 
corporated Trades of Aberdeen ; and, of several Merchants, 
Manufacturers, Shipowners, and others, paying Harbour- 
Dues in the City of Aberdeen, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 193- Power to Committee to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 241. Bill reported; further considera- 
tion of Report put off for Six Months; 312. 


(Ibid.) Improvement ; Petition for a Bill for better 
paving, cleansing, and otherwise improving the Streets 
and other public Places .in the said City, for regulating 
the Police thereof, and for supplying the Inhabitants. with 
Water; Referred to a Committee, 34. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 124. Presented, and read, 176. 


(ALEHOUSES); Bill to regulate the granting of 


‘ Certificates, authorizing Persons to keep Common Inns, 


Alehouses, and Victualling Houses in Scotland, ordered, 181. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ;'187. Committed, 211. Order for Com- 


‘ mittee, read, and discharged; Bill committed to a Select 


Committee; 341. Members added, 356. Bill reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 378. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 385. Bill re-committed ; considered; 399. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 406. Passed, 424. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
475. Considered, and agreed to, 481. Royal Assent, 535. 


(BARONETCY ); Bill to prevent the undue Assump- 
tion of the Title of Baronet in Scotland, ordered, 219. 


(BEER AND ALE); Petition of Brewers of Dundee 
for reduction ‘of the Duties thereon; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 394- ‘a 


- (Berwick) Roads. Vide Roxsurcusuire, infra. 


(CAMPBELL) late John; Bill from the Lords’ for 
vesting his Estates in Trustees to sell the same, and to apply 
the Purchase Money in payment of Debts, 427. Ready 464- 
Committed, 450, Reported, and passed, 487. RoyalAssent, 


(CRiN4N) Catal; Petition for Leave to present » 


Petition fora Bill for relinquishing, under certain conditions, 


the Debt;due to the Public from the Company of Ptdprietors 
” VOL. 83.——-Sess. 1828. 





_ reported, and passed, 551. Royal Assent, 554. 


. sented, and read, 175. 
. Feuars, Shipowners, Merchants and others, Inhabitarits ‘of 
_ Greenock, against; Referred, and Counsel ‘ordered, 231. 


in Fee-simple in her or the Heir of Entail iw possession 
thereof, 414. Read, 419. Committed, 430. ‘Reported,:and 
passed, 474. Royal Assent, 482. ‘ gh _ S001 
(FERGUSSON) late Sir Adam; Bill from the Lords 
for vesting in ‘Trustees certain Estates, to’ sell the saime and 
apply the price in payment of Debts affecting other Estates, 
363. Read, 365.. Committed, 383. Reported, with’ an 
Amendment; and agreed to; 426. Bill passed, with’ an 
Amendment, 435. Agreed to by the Lords, 446. Royal 
Assent, 449. 

(GAOLS); Petitions for Alteration of the System 
on which ox are conducted ; viz. Of Magistrates and others 
of Banff; To be printed, 204. . Of the. Provost, Bailies 
and Town Council of Inverness,.403... Referred to Select 
Committee on Gaols (Scotland) Bill, 404. Vide infra. 


(Ibid.) Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 61. read; Bill to amend 
the Laws relating to the building, enlarging and repairing 
Gaols in Scotland, and adjusting the mode of alimenting 
Prisoners confined therein, ordered, 301. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
322. Second Reading deferred, 342. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 





- Five to be the Quorum; 354. Members added, 378. ~ Pe- 


tition referred, 404. . Bill, reported, 457. Report to lie-on 
the Table; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 458. 


(GLASGOW ) Improvement ; Petition for a Bill for 





- making a Road from the Cross of Glasgow to the Road 


leading to Golfhill, and for amending Act; Referred to’a 
Committee, 66. est , 


(GorDON, Duke of ); Bill from the Lords, to enable 


- him, or the Heir of Entail in possession, to sell the Estate of 


Durris, 536. Read, 538. Committed; Leave to Committee 
to sit, and proceed, and to report on a'certain Day; 546. Bill 
(GREENOCK) Harbours; Petition for a Bill to alter, 
amend, and enlarge several Acts, so far as relate to the Har-., 
bours of Greenock, and Works connected therewith; Referred 
to a Committee, 48. Reported; Bill ordered; 166.“ ‘Pre- 
mmitted, 193. Petition of the 


Petitions of Shipowners’ of Greenock ; of ‘Merchants’ and 


_ other Inhabitants of Greenock ; and; of Feuars of the Town of 


reenock, against; To lie on the Table,.266,. Petition of 
Valter Baine, junior, respecting the Standing: Orders ;- To 
lie op the Table, 303. . Tune enlarged, for Committee to re- 
port, 310.) , “sted nt 39 
(HELMSDALE) Harbour ; Petition for a Bill .for 


‘Tepaiting® and lenin al same; “Referred to.a Com- 


mittee, 10. Reported; Report to fie on the Table; 17. 


Report 
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INDEX tothe Ereutry-rurrp Votume. [| 1828. 








—— 
SCOTLAN D—continued. 
' Report referred to the Select Committee on ee Orders, 
‘a 


19. Vide Srawpino Orpers.' Report, That the Parties be 
rmitted to proceed with their Bill, 41. ro read again : 
Bin ordered’; 45. Presented, and read, 168: Committed, 
180. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 275. Passed, 324. Agreed 
to by the Lords; 363. Royal Assent, 375. 
(HoRNINGS); Bill to regulate the Office of Keeper 
Of the General Register thereof, ordered, 301. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 301. Committed, 317. Considered, 323. Report 
deferred, 937. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
inted for ‘Third Reading ; 342. Passed, 354. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 448. 


(INVENTORIES); Petition of the Magistrates and 
Town Council of the City of Brechin, for repealing or modi- 
fying the Stamp Duties thereon; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 84. 
— (JuTiciary Courts); Bill to authorize an addi- 
tional Circuit of Justiciary to be held at Glasgow, and to fa- 
cilitate Criminal -Trials in Scotland, ordered, 156. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to 
be printed ; 170. Committed; Bill considered; 198. Re- 
ported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 199. Petition of Provost, Magi- 
strates, and Town Council of Dundee, against ; To be printed, 
235. Further consideration of Report, deferred, 266. Bill 
re-committed ; considered; reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
280. Petition of Magistrates and Town Council of Pitten- 
weem, against; To be printed, 289. Petition of Provost, 
Magistrates, and Town camel of Haddington, against ; To 
lie on the Table, 306. Petitions of Magistrates and Town 
Council of Crail, of James Barclay, Chief Resident Magi- 
strate of Inverkeithing ; and, of John Boyd, Provost of Lin- 
lithgow ; against; To be printed, 314. Petition of Provost, 
Magistrates, and Town Council of Brechin, against; To be 
printed, 322. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 322. Petition of Pro- 
vost, Magistrates, and Town Council of Montrose, against ; 
To be printed, 341. Bill passed, 342. Petitions of Provost, 
Bailies, and Council of Dumfries ; and, of William Douglas, 
Provost of Annan, against; To lie on the Table, 352. Bill 
passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 407. Considered, 
aod agreed to, 415. Royal Assent, 448. 


(KINCARDINE) Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
making and repairing the Road from the Bridge over the 
River Cowie near Stonehaven, to the Road leading along the 
South Bank of the River Dee at Parkhead, in the said 
County; Referred to a Committee, 51. Reported; Bill or- 
dered ; 135. 


(KIRKWALL) Harbour; Petition for a Bill for 
maintaining, enlarging, improving and regulating the same ; 
Referred to a Committee, 21. Reported; Bill ordered; 166. 
Presented, and read, 173. Committed, 240. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 274. Passed, 310. Agreed to by the Lords, 
348. Royal Assent, 375. 


(LANARKSHIRE) Roads. Vide (WILSONTOWN) 
infra. 

(Leiru) Harbour; Acts 6 Geo. 4. c. 103. and 
7 Geo. 4. c. 105. (Loc. and Pers.) read; Bill to suspend so 
much of the said Acts as relates to the formation of Piers at 
the entrance of the said Harbour and Docks, ordered, 505. 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and Bill to be printed ; 505. Second Reading deferred, 509. 


—+-—--—— (MADHOUSES); Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 69. to regulate 
Madhouses in Scotland, read ; Bill for altering and amending 
the said Act, ordered, 156. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 225. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 256, 261. Bill committed, 273. 
Committee deferred, 308. Bill considered, 317. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 323. 
Passed, 342. By the Lords, with Amendments, 446. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 457. Royal Assent, 4S2. 


++—— (PAROCHIAL SETTLEMENTS.) Bill to éxtend 
the Period neeessary to confer a Settlement in Scotland, or- 
dered, 114. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 117. Committed, 152. Con- 
sidered ;. reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 171. Petitions of 
Lord Provost, Magistrates, Dean of Guild, and Deacon Con- 
vener of Glasgow; and, of Provost, Baillies, and Councillors 
of Paisley in Council assembled, in favour; To be printed, 
278, Further consideration: of Report deferred, 307,317. 
Petitions of the Lord Provost, Magistrates and others, Di- 
rectors of the Towa Hospital of the City of ; and, of 


the Ordinary Managers of the Poors Fund ia burgh, -in 
favour; 321. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
yam Day appointed for Third Reading; 322:&gt; Third 
Reading deferred, 342. Petition of the inary Managers 
vf the Parish of Canongate Poor’s House, in favour, 347. 
Third Reading deferred, 351, Bill passed, 359. {i 














(Ibid.) Petition of Magistrates, Towa Council, He- 
ritors and others, of the Burgh of Dumfries, for alteration 
thereof, 320. ' 

(REGISTER OF HORNINGS). Vide (Horn- 
INGS) supra. 


(RosEBERY, Earl of); Bill from the Lords; for 
exchanging his entailed Lands and Estate, 257. Read, 262. 
Committed, 275. Reported, and passed, 331. Royal As- 
sent, 334. 

(ROSsS-SHIRE) Roads; Petition for a Bill to amend 
Acts; Referred to a Committee, 48. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 166. Presented, and read, 173. Committed, 261. 
Petition of John a Mackenzie, Esquire, and others, 
against; To lie on the Table, g02. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 309, 338. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
359» Passed, 366. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal 
Assent, 449. 


(ROXBURGHSHIRE) Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually making and amending certain Roads in the 
Counties of Roxburgti and Berwick, 43. Referred to a Com- 
mitee, 44. Reported; Bill ordered; 69. Presented, and 
read, 167. Committed, 180. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
291. Passed, 335. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal 
Assent, 449. 


(SALMON FISHERIES); Bill for the Presetvation 
of the Salmon Fisheries in Scotland, ordered, 214. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
nia 219. Committed, 236. Committee deferred, 307. 

etitions of Proprietors of Salmon Fisheries in the River 
Tay ; and of Occupiers of Salmon Fisheries in the River Tay ; 
in favour, 315. Bill considered, 317. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 330. Third Read- 
ing deferred, 337,342,351, 355- Bill passed, 359. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 399. Petition of Sir John Sinclair, 
Baronet, against ; To lie on the Table, 400. Day appointed 
for considering Lords Amendment, 400. Further counsidera- 
tion of Lords Acetate put off for Three Months, 417. 











(Ibid.) Bill for regulating the Salmon Fisheries in 
Scotland, ordered, 418. Presented, and read, 419. Com- 
mitted, 421. Considered, 433. Committee deferred, 441, 
447- Bill further considered, 453. _ Reported; to be in- 
rossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 450. 
Peck 468. Agreed to by the Lords, 484. Royal Assent, 


535+ 
———— Vide (TAY FISHERIES) infra. 


——— (SELKIRKSHIRE) Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 39. Reported; Bill ordered; 135. Presented, and 
read, 148. Committed, 165. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
262. Passed, 371. -\greed to by the Lords, 414. Royal 
Assent, 449. 


(SPIRITS.) Vide DisTituaTion. Supp ty. 


(Tay FISHERIES ) Petition for a Bill for regu- 
lating the Salmon Fisheries in the River Tay, and the Rivers 
and Streams running into and communicating therewith ; 
Referred to a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
168. Presented, and read, 174. Committed, 253. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 310, 360. 


(VAGRANTS); Act 17 Geo. 2. c. 5. read; Bill to 
alter and atnend so much of the said Act as relates to the 
Passing and Removal of Scotch Vagrants, ordered, 85. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 86. Committed, 157. Considered ;_re- 
ported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 171. Petition of Lord Provost, 
Magistrates, and Town Council of Edinburgh, against; Re- 
ferred to Select Committee on passing Irish Vagrants, 264. 
Farther consideration of Report deterred, 307, 357, 410. 
Further consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 
458. 

———- Vide IRELAND. 


(WILSONTOWN AND SHOTTS Roads ;) Petition 
for a Bill for making a Road from the Road leading from 
Edinburgh by West Calder, to Lanark, at or near Wilson- 
town fronworks, to the Road leading from Edinburgh to 
Ayr, 47. Referred to a Committee, 48. Reported ; Bill or- 
dered; 120. Presented, and read, 172. Committed, 237- 
Petition of Trustees of the Lanark and Dumbarton Roads, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 258. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 312. Passed, 352. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 373. Royal Assent, 376. 


Vide Accounts. (Apprxssts, 58 to 62.) BankERs’ 


ol 

















Nores. 





Scorron Inclosure. Vide Scriven. 


Scorrow (Norfolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 53, Presented, and read, 148. Committed, 
167. Reported; to bei 3 229. Passed, 234. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 271.. Royal Assent, 334- ies 
way , CRIVEN 








1828.) 


INDEX t¢octh E1¢GnTY-THIRD VOLUME. 





Scrrven and Scotron (York) Lands; Petition fora Bill for 
allotting and inclosing the same ; and Bill ordered, 19. Pre- 
sented, and read, 165. Committed, 183. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 275. King’s Consent signitied, and Bill passed, 
281. Agreed to by the Lords, 321. Royal’ Assent, 334. 

SeaMEN, Impressment of; Petitions against ; viz. Of William 
Butler; To be printed, 235. Of Seamen of the Port of Wex- 
ford; To be printed, 475. 

Vide Lon pon. 

Vide Accounts. 


SECONDARIES OFFICE. 
Secret SERVICES. Supp.y. 


SELKIRKSHIRE Roads. Vide ScoTLanpD. 


SERJEANT : 





Usual Orders to him, 7, 8. 
- Sent with the Mace to summon Members, 





162, 256. 
Vide MEMBERS. 








Serseant’s Inn. Vide JupeEs CHAMBERS. 


Sessions Appreats; Bill for allowing Appeals from Minor 
Jurisdictions to the Sessions of the Peace for the County in 
which such Jurisdictions are situate, ordered, 111. a 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 111. Committed, 147. 


SeTTLEMENT by Hinine; Bill to repeal so much of several 
Acts relating to the Relief or Settlement of the Poor, as con- 
fer Settlement by Hiring or Service, ordered, 181. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
Bill to be printed ; 182. Second Reading deferred, 261, 270. 
Bill committed, 284. Committee deferred, 317, 323, 328, 
336, 363. Petition of Governor, Deputy Governor, Assist- 
ants and Guardians of the Poor in Norwich; in favour, 366. 
Committee deferred, 360, 385, 410. 


SHEERNESS Improvement; Petition for a Bill for maintaining 
a Pier at Sheerness, and for otherwise improving the said 
Parish, 26. Referred to a Committee, 27. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 49. Presented, and read, 109. 


SueFrieLp Churchwardens. Vide Ecciestasticat Laws. 
Suetton Improvement. Vide Hanvey. 

Snerirrs. Vide IRELAND. 

Su1eips Improvement. Vide Nortu Surevps. 


Suippine ; Petition of the Shipowners of the Town and Port 
of Hull for an Investigation into the condition of the British 
Shipowner ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 472. 

Vide Britisn SuipPine. 


SHorEHAM Harbour. Vide AccounTs. 
SnorenaM Roads. Vide Horsuam. 


Sitx Goods; Petitions against Reduction of Duty on Foreign 
Silk Goods; viz. Of Silk Weavers residing in Macclesfield ; 
To be printed, 372. Of Millmen and others employed in the 
Silk Factories of Macclesfield; and, of operative Silk Throw- 
sters and others of Congleton ; To be printed, 383. Of Ma- 
nagers, Stewards, Millmen and all others employed in the 
Throwing of Silk in Sandbach ; To be printed, 413. Of the 
Silk Throwsters of Blockley; of Overbury ; of the Operatives 
of the Silk Mills at Overbury; and, of the Managers, Mill- 
men and others employed in the Silk Mills of Newcastle- 
under- Lyme, and its Vicinity; To be printed, 428. Of Ma- 
nagers, Stewards, Millmen and others employed in throwing 
Silk in Holywell; To be printed, 475. Of Workmen em- 
ployed in the throwing or spinniug of Silk at Manchester, 


_ 553° 





Petitions against the Introduction of Foreign 

Silks; viz. Of Ribbon Weavers of Coventry; and, of 

Weavers engaged in the Silk Trade in Taunton; To be 

printed, 512. 

Vide East Inpta. 

Sirk Manueactures. Vide Patrern DEsicners. 

Sitk Traps; Petitions for Relief; viz, Of Weavers of 
Taunton; and, of Broad Silk Weavers of Spitalfields; To 


be printed, 254. Of Silk Weavers of Stockport; To be 
printed, 478. 








Vide AccounTs. 

Sincrair, Robert. Vide East Inpia. 

Sitver CoinaGE, Vide Accounts. (ApDRESSES, 63.) 

State Duty; Petition of Proprietors and Workers of Slate 
Quarries in the County of Carnarvon, for the Repeat of the 
Duty upon Slate, 456. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 457. 

Stave Porputation. Vide Accounts. (AppREsSEs, 64.) 

S.avery ; Petitions for the Abolition thereof ; viz. Of Mem- 
bers of the Surrey Auxiliary Anti-Slavery Society and other 
Inhabitants. of ‘the. said eounsy + 1313: Te be. printed, 170« 

_ OF Inhabitants of Moyallen ; To be printed, 246.. Of Cheb- 

sham, 271, ,O£ Pontefract and its, Viginity,.336. Of Den- 
caster, 339- Of Persons residing at or near Margate; and, 
of Iahabitants of Bury St. Edmunds; 346 ; To be printed, 


VOL. 83.—— Sess. 1828. 


OF 


Chester ; of Epworth ; of 


SSS 


347. Of Halesworth, 349. Of Liskeard, 356. ‘Of the Li- 


» berty of Penkbull in Stoke-upon-Trent, 360... .Of the! City 


of, Hereford,; 366., Of Manchester. and. Salford; and, of 
Leominster; To be printed, 366... Of several Inhabitants of 

Trimley Saint Mary and Trimley Saint. Martin, in the Count 
of Suffolk ; of Leiston and the Vicinity:; of and its Vi- 
cinity ; of Hadleigh and_ its Vicinity; and the, principal 
Occupiers and Inhabitants, of Kirton and Falkenham, in the 
County of Suffolk, 372. Of several Inhabitants of Bodmin, 
in the eastern part of the County of Cornwall; of Redrath ; 
of Saint Austell, and its Vicinity; and, of Wadebridge, and 
its Vicinity; 378. Of Diss, and its Vicinity; and, of the 
City of Durham, and its Vicinity ; To be printed, 378,, Of 
several Inhabitants of Chipping Norton, and Vicinity ; of 
Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses, Cler y and other Inhabitants 
of Chesterfield ; of Inhabitants of Framlingham, and its Vi- 
cinity; and, of Magistrates, Clergy and Inhabitants of Sud- 
bury; 383. Of several Persons residing at or near Ramsgate ; 
of Inhabitants of Swansea; of Cowbridge, and its Vicinity ; 
of Mayor, epiial Burgesses and other Inhabitants of Penryn, 
and, of the Inhabitants of its Vicinity ; and, of Inhabitants 
of New Malton, and its Vicinity; To be printed, -383.. Of 
several Inhabitants of the Town of Cirencester ; of Wood- 
bridge and its Vicinity ; and, of Thorndon, in the County of 
Suffolk, and its Vicinity ; 389. Of Ipswich, and its Vicinity ; 
of the Town and Neighbourhood of Huddersfield; and, of 
Bradford, in the West Riding of the County of York; 389; 
To be printed, 390, Of several Inhabitant Householders of 
the Parish of West Bromwich; and, of Inhabitants of Hanley 
and Shelton, 393. Of Halifax; of Brighouse, and. its Vi- 
cinity ; of several Persons residing at or near Ramsgate; of 
several Inhabitants of the Town of Whitehaven; of the 
Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cam- 
bridge; of Inhabitants of Manningtree, and its Vicinity ; 
and, of Frome Selwood; To be printed, 393. Of White 
Roothing ; and, of-Ross, Herefordshire ; To be printed, 397. 
Of Inhabitants of Camborne; To be printed, 401. Of Ash- 
bourn, 406. Of Leeds; To be printed, 406. Of several 
Inhabitants of Sunderland, Bishop Wearmouth, and their 
Vicinity ; of Plymouth, and the Neighbourhood ; of Ware, 
and its Vicinity ; and, of Oswestry, 412. Of certain Bur- 
parses and Inhabitants of Nottingham, and its, Neighbour- 
100d; of Gentlemen, Clergy, and Owners and Occupiers of 
lands, and others, in the Parishes of Rushmere and Playford ; 
of Inhabitants of Grundisburgh and Vicinity ; of Liverpool, 
and the Neighbourhood; of Devonport, and Parish of Stoke- 
Damerell ; of Coventry, and its Vicinity ; of Aylsham; of 
Norwich ; and, of several Individuals, forming the Committee 
of the Society for the Mitigation and gradual Abolition of 
Slavery, throughout the British Dominions, in London; 413. 
To be printed, 413. Of several Inhabitants of Wickham Mar- 
ket, and its Vicinity ; and, of Stowmarket, and its Neighbour- 
hood ; 420. Of several Freeholders and other Inhabitants of 
Horsham, and its Vicinity ; of Inhabitants of Wakefield, and 
its Vicinity; of Burlington ; and, of Whitby and its Vicinity ; 
To be printed, 420. Of several Inbabitants of Great Drifs 
field ; and, of Atherstone, and its Vicinity ; 426. Of Members 
of the Truro Anti-Slavery Society, and other Friends to the 
Amelioration and ultimate Abolition of Slavery seg 
the British dominions, residing in Truro, and its Neigh- 
bourhood ; of the Inhabitants of the Borough of Helston, 
and its Vicinity; of Hertford, and its Vicinity; and, of 
Ilkeston; To be printed, 426. Of several Inhabitants of 
East Dereham, and its Neighbourhood ; of Wymondham ; 
of Holt; of Bocking, and its Vicinity; of Braintree, and its 
Vicinity ; of Wethersfield, and its Vicinity ; and, of Kings- 
bridge, and its Vicinity; 430. Of Warminster; and its Vi- 
cinity ; of Colchester, and its Vicinity ; and, of Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, aud its Vicinity; To be printed, 430. Of lnha 
bitants of West Looe, 435.. Of Mayor and Inhabitants of 
Lostwithiel; and; of Iuhabitants of Neath; To be printed, 
435. Of several Inhabitants of Pocklington; of Winterton 
Winteringham, and other places; of Hedon; of Goole; ot 
Reedness, Whitgift, Ousefleet, and Swinefleet ; of Hitchin ; 
of Syston (Leicester); of Cosby ; of Chepping Wycombe ; of 
Cambridge; of Dungannon; of Milford; and, of James 
White, of Plymouth; 443. Of several Inhabitants of Ash- 
burton ; of Cork ; of Halstead ; of Stroud ; of Kingston-upon- 
Hull; of Stourbridge ; of Cromer ; of Lowestoft ; of Chipping 
Norton; and, of the Society of Quakers ; To be printed, 443. 
Of several Inhabitants of Newbury ; of Mayor and Inhabi- 
tants of Shrewsbury; of Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses and 
Inhabitants of Stockton; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Great and Little Eversden; of Inhabitants’of 
Brigham, Grey Southen and Eaglesfield ; of North and South 
Cave; of Patrington; and, of Coggeshall; 450. Of Laun- 
ceston; 450; To be printed, 451.. Of Inhabitants of Gains- 
bargh ;,.and, of Newport, inthe Isle of, Wight; .455- 
‘Modbur 4.455, Tobe printed, 456... O£ Mayor, Bur- 
gesses and Capital Inhabitants of Marazion; of . Inbabitavts 
of Falmouth; of Debenhbam;.,of Woolpit ; of Saltash; of 
Penzance; of, Billericay; of Romford, and Brentwood; of 
Adlingfleet, Garthorp, and , Lud- 
fin ton;.and, of Rooss and Garton; 462-..Of Chelmsford ; 
0 be printed, 462... 4! North Shields; of Sapcote; of Cold 
Overton ; of Blyth ; of Swaff pe ; and, of Collingham ; Ar 
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INDEX to the ‘Erenty-rurrp VotumMe.  [1828. 








SLavery—continued. 
Of Buckland ; of Derby ; and, of Wrexham, To be printed, 
471. Of Inverury; To be printed, 478, Of several Inha- 
bitants of Lane End and Longton; of Deal and its Vicinity ; 
and, of the Chapelry of Laxton and Parish of Blacktoft; 482. 
Of the Master, Wardens, Searchers and Assistants of the 
Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire, the Twelve Capital 
Burgesses and Commonalty of the Town and Parish of 
Sheffield, the Town Collector and his Assistants, the Clergy, 
Gentry, Merchants and other Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhod of Sheffield; and, of Inhabitants of the Pa- 
tish and Neighourhood of Aldborough, in Holderness; 482 ; 
To be printed, 483. Of St, Neots; of Harrington ; and, of 
Luton; 487. Of Taunton; of Boston; of Limerick ; and, 
of Curate, Churchwardens and others of Cherryhinton ; To 
be printed, 487. Of Planters, Merchants and others in the 
City of Glasgow connected with the West India Colonies ; 
To ke printed, 491. Of Inhabitants of Nailsworth ; of Car- 
diff; and, of Devizes ; To be printed, 493. Of United As- 
sociate Congregation in Alnwick; of Inhabitants of Banff; of 
Macduff ; of Portsoy ; of Aberdeen ; and, of Witham ; To be 
printed, 502. Of Clonakilty ; of Members of the Committee 
of the Devon and Exeter Society for promoting the Mitiga- 
tion and Abolition of Slavery throughout. the British domi- 
nions; and, of Inhabitants of Leicester ; To be printed, 507. 
Of Castle Donington; of Strood and Frindsbury ; of Shef- 
field; of Cheltenham ; of Uxbridge; of Gillingham; of Thorn- 
bury ; of Gravesend ; of Melksham of Wednesbury ; of Peck- 
ham (Surrey); of Glamford Briggs; of Chatham; of the 
Royal Burgh of Montrose; of Keighley; of Bristol; and, 
of Minister Charchwardens and principal Inhabitant House- 
holders of Haslingfield; 512. Of the Archdeacon and Clergy 
of the Archdeaconry of Ely ; of Inhabitants of Rochester; of 
Wellingborough; of Edinburgh; of Tewkesbury; and, of Har- 
Jeston ; To be printed, 512. Of Olney; and, of Magistrates, 
Clergy and other Inhabitants of Carlisle ; 516 ; To be printed, 
517. Of Birmingham ; of Maldon; of Hathern and Thorpe 
Acre; of Loughbough ; and, of Malmsbury ; ‘I’o be printed, 
522. Of Crowle; 530. Of several Inhabitants of Old Deer, 
and the adjoining Parishes in Aberdeenshire ; of Alton; of 
Rodborough and its Vicinity; of Bandon, and its Vicinity ; 
and, of Market Bosworth, and its Vicinity; 536. Of the 
City of Dublin; To be printed, 536. Of Inhabitants of 
Dovor; To be printed, 538. Of several Persons resident at 
Newport Pagnell, ‘To be printed, 541. Of Inhabitants of 
Staines, 553. Of Inhabitants of Fenny Stratford and its 
Vicinity; of Tarvey and its Vicinity; of Rochford; of Pro- 
testant Dissenters and other Friends to religious liberty re- 
siding at Chalford and Eastcombe ; of Inhabitants of Calne ; 
of Southampton and its Vicinity ; of South Shields and its 
Vicinity ; oF Monk Wearmouth and its Vicinity; and, of 
Lutterworth and its Vicinity; 555. Of Newcastle-under- 
Lyme; To be printed, 555. 
— Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 65.) 


Staves in the Colonies; Petitions for inquiring into the actual 
state and condition of the Slave Population in His Majesty’s 
West India Colonics; viz. Of Planters, Mortgagees, and 
others interested in His Majesty’s Colonies in the West Indies, 
resident in Lancaster; To be printed, 408. Of Planters in 
the West Indies resident in and about Edinburgh; To be 

rinted, 415. Of Proprietors of Estates in the West India 
lonies, resident in Aberdeen; To be printed, 456. Of 
Planters, Merchants, and others in the City of London con- 
nected with Saint Christopher, Nevis, Saint Vincent and Do- 
minica; ‘To be printed, 494. Of Gentry, Clergy, West 

. Indian Proprietors, Merchants and others residing in Bury 
Saint Edmunds, 551. To be printed, 552. 


Vide Accounts. (AppDREsSsEs, 4, 66.) 


Removal ; Act 5 Geo. 4. c.113. read; Bill to continue 
so much of the said Act as relates to the Removal of Slaves in 
the West Indies, ordered, 492. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 509. Committed, 516. Con- 
sidered ; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 518. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 537- Passed, 538. Agreed to by the Lords, 557. 
Royal Assent, 554. 

Suave Trade; Petition of Inhabitants of the Mauritius, com- 

laining of Statements respecting their trading in Slaves, 56. 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 57. 

~-—————— Petition of Inhabitants of Dovor, praying that 
the regulation which provides for the purchase of the Slaves 
Freedom at a fair Appraisement, may be promptly enforced ; 
To lie on the Table, 538. 


Vide Accounts. (AppREss&amp;8, 67.) SuPPLy. 


Smaxt Dests; Petitions complaining of Expense of Pro- 
ceedings for the Recovery thereof; viz. Of Inhabitants of 
Clitheroe; To be printed, 250. Of Attornies, Merchants 
and Tradesmen of le, 553+ ot 


Bill for the more easy Recovery of Small: Debts 

















in the County Courts of Eagland and Wales, and for,extend- 
ing the Jurisdiction thereof, ordered, 374. .Presented;. and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading;, and.to be printed ; 





432. Second Reading deferred, 440. Petition of Edmund 
Hornby, Esquire, Sheriff of the County of Lancaster, against ; 
To be printed, 451. Second Reading deferred, 458. Petition 
of Henry Donkin, against ; To be’ printed, 462. Bill com- 
mitted, 468. Committee deferred, 485, 504, 508, 515, 521,526, 
533+ 537- 





Vide Accounts. 
Smatt Notes Act. Vide BANKERS’ NorEs. 
SMITHFIELD Marxet. Vide Lonpon. 


Sotpiers. . Vide INNKEEPERS. 
SoutTHerRn Canal. .Vide IRELAND. 
Souta Town Roads. Videlpswicn. YArMoura. 


SouTnuwakk Bripce Road; Petition for &amp; Bill to authorize 
the relinquishment of the care and management of a’ Road 
set out by the Southwark Bridge Company, to the Trustees’ of 
the Surrey and Sussex Roads; Referred to a Committee; 10. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 17. Presented, and read, 39. 
Committed, 77. Petition of Commissioners for Paving the 
Clink, Southwark, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
04. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 302. Passed, 360. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 436. Royal Assent, 449. 


Spain; Petition of Merchants and others of London, Claimants 
under the Convention with Spain; complaining of the Non- 
performance of the said Convention; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 536. 


SPEAKER: : 

— Acquaints the House, that he had issued War- 

rants for new Writs in the Recess, 3.—That certain Petitioners 

had not entered into Recognizances in respect of their Peti- 

tions, 134, 187.—That he had received a Letter from the De- 

paty Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, enclosing an Election 
etition, 547. Vide Exvections,CLargE. 


Reports the Speech of the Lords Commis- 
sioners at the opening of the Session, 4. Resolution there- 
upon, 5. Vide (ADDRESSES, 1.) 


Back Door of his Chamber to be locked up 
every Morning, 7. 
To open Letters directed to the House, 8. 


To appoint the Printing of the Votes and 
Proceedings, 8. 
— To license the Printing of the Journal, 12. 


Adjourned the House, there being no Mem- 
ber present, 76. 





























To issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records, upon the hearing of the matters of Petitions com- 
praining of undue Elections and Returns, 92, 103, 144, 145.— 

or committing Persons to Newgate, 122, 147.—For bringing 
Persons to the Bar, 146, 195. 


Gives the Casting Vote upon a Division, 292. 
Vide HiserniaAn Joint Stock Company Brit. 


Resumed the Chair ; it appearing that Forty 
Members were not present upon a Division in a Committee. 
—House told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members being 
present; House again resolved itself into the Committee, 


453- 











Leaves the Chair, upon a Division, 485. 

— ——____— Not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ till 
a certain day, 42. 

Reprimands Jonathan Fox; what was said to 

be entered in the Journals of the House, Nem. Con. 151. 

William Leadbetter; what was said to be entered in the Jour- 

nals of the House, Nem. Con. 199. 

Honse adjourns on account of the Death of a 

near Relation of Mr. Speaker, 547. 

Returns Thanks to the House for their kind 

indulgence, 547- 

Vide (AppressEs, 8.) CLerk ortHE Howse. 

Erections. House. Kine. WuitTNnesskEs. 




















SperNnat Asu Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road 
from thence to Birmingham ; Referred to a Committee, 30. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 168. Presented, and read, 174. 
Committed,215. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 263, Passed, 
275. Agreed to by the Lords, 321. Royal Assent, 334. 

Srikit Licenses; Petition of Victuallers and Dealers in Spi- 
rituous Liquors in the City of Bristol, for the Repeal of Act 
24 Geo. 2. c. 40., 125. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 126. 


Spinits. Vide Distitration. Supptry. 
rhe and Wines. Vide Accounts. 


Seinitvous Lagvors; Petition of Spirit Merchants and Li- 
censed Victuallers of Great Grimsby, for the Repeal of Act 

- 24 Geo, 2... 40. relating to the retailing thereof, 209. To lie 
on the Table, 210, 





STAINES 











1828:) LNDEX ¢e the: BreHnry-THIRD, VOLUME, 





Staines Bridge; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge over 
the River Thames. at Staines, 50.. Referred. toa Committee, 
51. Reported; Bill ordered; 81. Presented, and read, 179. 
Committed, 188. Petition of Barbara Finch and others, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 263. Petition of 
oger Pettiward, Esquire, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 293. Bill reported ; to be bogroweals 309. Passed, 
369. Agreed to by the Lords, 407. oyal Assent, 449. 
Stamp Dvurtizs; Petitions for Repeal of Stamp Duties on 
Receipts ; viz. Of Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures 
of the City of Edinburgh, 10. Of H. H. Birley, the Pre- 
sident of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and Manu- 
factures, 36. Of the President and Secretary of the Chamber 
of Commerce of Dublin; To be printed, 36. Of William 
Murdock, Master and the remanent Members of the Mer- 
chants: Company of Ayr; and, of Merchants and Traders 
of the Town and County of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 83. Of 
the Magistrates and ‘Town Council of the City of Brechin, 
North Britain; To be printed, 83. Of the Guildry Incor- 
oration of the City of Perth, 96. Of the Company of 
erchants of the City of Edinburgh; To be printed, 96. 
Of Merchants and ‘Traders of the City of Durham; and, 
of Traders, Dealers and Shopkeepers of the City of Lincoln ; 
To be printed, 101. Of Inhabitants of Coggeshall, 105. 
Of Merchants and Traders of Whitehaven; of Sunderland ; 
and, of Inhabitants, Traders and others, of Richmond (Y ork,) 
109. Of Merchants, Bankers, Tradesmen and others, of 
the City of York, 112. Of Magistrates and Council of 
the Royal Burgh of Dumfries; and, Two Petitions of 
Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of Dumfries, 117. Of 
Merchants,:Traders and others, of Whitby ; and, of the Seven 
Incorporated Tradés of, the Royal Burgh of Dumfries, 125. 
Of Tradesmen and. other Inhabitants of Beverley; To be 
printed, 125. Of the United Corporations of Wrights, Masons 
and others, of Edinburgh; To be printed, 149. Of Mer- 
chants and Traders of Hexham ; and, of Inhabitants of Liver- 
pool, 155. Of Kingston-upon-Hull; To be printed, 155. Of 
nhabitants of Braintree and Bocking, 159. Of Merchants, 
Traders and Inhabitants of the City of Cork ; To be printed, 
169. Of Merchants, Manufacturers and Inhabitants of Bristol ; 
and, of. the Governor, Deputy Governor, the Assistants and 
Guardians of the Poor of Bristol, 177. Of the Directors of 
the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Glasgow ; 
To be printed, 177._ Of Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants 
of Malton, 185. Of Merchants, Traders and others, of Dar- 
lington, 189. Of the Convener and Deacons of the Seven 
Incorporated Trades of Arbroath ; To be printed, 199. Of 
Merchants and Inhabitants of Haddington; and, of Magis- 
trates and Council of the Royal Burgh of Haddington, 216. 
Of Merchants, Tradesmen and Inhabitants of Liverpool ; and, 
of the Dean and Guildry of the Burgh of Montrose ; Tu be 
printed, 231. Of Merchants and Traders of North Shields 
and Tynemouth, 246. Of the Nine Incorporated Trades of 
Dundee; To be printed, 246. Of Magistrates, Heritors and 
others, Inhabitants of Forres ; To be printed, 247. Of Mayor, 
Merchants and others, Inhabitants of Plymouth; To be 
printed, 254. Of Directors of the Chamber of. Manufactures 
and Commerce at Birmingham, 265. Of Lord Mayor, Alder- 
men and Commons of the City of London, in Common 
Council assembled ; To be printed, 279. Of Merchants, 
Traders and others, of Carlisle, 340. Ot Merchants, Traders 
and others, Citizens of London; To be printed, 401. 





Petition of James Acland, praying for the Alte- 
ration or Amendment of the Act relating to Stamp Duties on 
Receipts; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 186. 





Acts 55 Geo. 3. c.184. and 56 Geo. 3. c. 56. 

' relating to Stamp Daties in Great Britain and Ireland, read, 
117 0 be considered in a Committee of the whole Flouse, 

118. Considered; reported ; Bill ordered; 122. Vide infra. 





Bill for further regulating the Payment of the 
Duties under the management of the Commissioners for 
Stamps on Insurances from Loss or Damage by Fire, ordered, 
122. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 133. Committed, 140. Considered; 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 152. Re-committed, 195. 
Considered, 196. Report deferred, 201. Bill reported; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 218. Third 
Reading deferred; 227. Bill passed, 232. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 250. Royal Assent, 333. 





Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 184. relatin 
Duties on Deeds and Law Proceedings, read; 
sidered in a Committee of the whole Hotie, 243. 


to Stamp 
o be con- 





Acts 44 Geo. 2. c.98. and 55 Geo. 3. ¢1184. 
relating to.the Duties on Stamps,.read ; To.be considered in 
- a Commiuee of the whole: House, 266, Considered, 280. 
Three Resolutions reported, 285. First Resolution amended, 
and agreed to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; and Bills 
ordered; 286. Vide Stamps ALLOWANCES. STAMPS 
Promissory Norés!’ . ee 





— Acts for imposing Stamp \Daties “on Cards 
and Dice, ‘read ; To beconsidered in a Committee of ‘the 
» whole’House,'2i9." Considered, 239: Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered; 236. Vide infra." ' ° “© 


VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. 





Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties on Cards and 
Dice, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof, ordered, 236. 
Presentéd; ee Day appointed for Second ‘Reading ; 
and to’ be printed; 242: Committed, 251. Comiiittee“de- 


- ferred,'255. Bill cousidered, 273. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 


Da gr ap Reading; 280. Passed, 289. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 321. Royal Assent, 333... "1 





Acts relating to Stamp Dutiés, read; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 392. Con- 
sidered, 397. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 405. Bills 


ordered, 406. . Vide infra. IngLAND, BANKERS’ Com- 
POSITION. 








Stamps ALLowances; Bill tore 


Stamp Tax. 
Sranpinc Orpers; Select Committee appointed, to whom 


Bill to amend the Laws in force relating to 
the Stamp Duties on Sea Insurances on Articles of Clerk- 
ship, &amp;c. in Great Britain and on Receipts in Ireland, ordered, 
406. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; 411. Committed, 433. Considered, 
440. Report deferred, 458. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 469. Passed, 485. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 499. Petitions of the Society of Solicitors 
before the Commissary, Sheriff, and City Courts of Edin- 
burgh, incorporated by royal charter; and, of John Gray, 
Solicitor at law, Edinburgh, Preses of the General Law Asso- 
ciation of the Practitioners in the Sheriff, Commissary, Stewart, 
and Burgh Courts of Scotland, against; To lie on the Table, 
507. Royal Assent, 534. 

Orrice. Vide Accounts. 


al the Allowances made to 
Stationers. on the purchase of Stamps for Receipts at the 
Head Office in London, and to grant an Allowance to Per- 
sons. purchasing such Stamps of the Commissioners or Dis- 
tributors of Stamps in Great Britain, ordered, 286, , Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 288. Committed, 317. Petition of several 
Stationers of London, against ; To be printed, 322. Bill con- 
sidered, 337- Reported; Clause offered; Motion, That the 
said Clause be brought. up; Debate thereupon: adjourned ; 
$42. Debate further adjourned, 347, 358, 364, 369,.371- 
Debate resumed ; Motion for bringing up Clause; Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon; Day appointed ‘for Third Reading ; 
381. Bill passed, 387. Agreed to by the Lords, 414, Rayal 
Assent, 448. 


Stamps Promissory Nores; Bill to enabk; Bankers) in 


England to issue certain unstamped Promissory Notes and 
Bills of Exchange upon Payment of a Composition. in jieu of 
the. Stamp Duties thereon, ordered, 286. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and toy be 
Paget 288. Committed, 317.. Committee deferred, 337. 
ill considered, 342. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day, ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 351. Passed, 358. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 448. 


Vide Accounts...’ East [Npsa. 


shall be referred all Reports from Committees, on Petitions 


_ for Private Bills, in which it shall be stated that any of the 


Standing Orders of this House have not been complied 
with; To report Opinion from time to, time; and to send for 


_ Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 17. 


Report on Helmsdale Harbour Petition; Referred, 19. Re- 
port on Stratford Bow Improvement Petition ; Referred, 27. 
Report on Liverpool Docks Petition ; Referred, 38. : 

Two Resolutions reported ; That, in the case of the Helms- 
dale Harbour Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed 
with their Bill; That, in the case of the Stratford Bow Im- 
provement Petition, the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with; First Resolution agreed to; Second Resolu- 
tion postponed; 41. Report on London Docks» Petition ; 
Referred, 52. Report on Rotherhithe Poor Rates Petition ; 
Referred, 54. Report on Ousefleet Inclosure Petition; Re- 
ferred, 62. Report on Canterbury and Whitstable Railway 


_ Petition; Referred, 76. Report on Bristol and Gloucester- 





shire Railway Petition; Referred, 77. —-—Resolution 
reported; That, in the case of the Liverpool Docks Petition, 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with ;. but 
that the Parties be permitted to proceed with ‘their’ Bill, so 


‘far as relates to the Sale of Property tothe Trustees’ of ‘the 


said Docks; 77... Resolution agreed to, 78. . Report on In- 
dependent Gas and Coke Company Petition ; Referred, '81. 
Three Resolutions reported ; That; in the case of the 
Rotherhithe Poor Rates Petition, the Standing Orders —_ 
not to be dispensed with; That, in the case of the London 





oo 


- Docks Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with 


their Bill; That, in the case of the Ousefleet Inclosure, .Pe- 
tition, the. Parties be permitied.to proceed with their Bill ; 
First Resolution postponed ; subsequent Resolutions agreed 
to;.81. Report on St. Giles (Oxford) Inclosure’Petition; Re- 
ferred, 82.—————Three_ Resolutions reported; That, in 


“the ‘éas® of! the Independent’ Gas “and Coke Company’ Pe- 


tition, the Standing Orders ought not to ‘be dispensed with, 
‘80 faras regards the several Parishes situate within the City 
of London ; but that the Parties be permitted to proceed 


J with their Bill; “as far'as regards the several Parishes. situate 
- in the County of Middlesex ; That, in the ‘case of the Bris- 
»tol'and Gloucestershire Railway Petition, the Parties be per- 
&gt; qnitted to proceed, ‘and to give Notices, &amp;c.; Phat, in the 


case 


X 





INDEX #-the Excuty-rHirpv VoLtume.  |.4828. 









Stanpinc OrpEers—continued. 
case of the St. Giles (Oxford) Inclosure Petition, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with ;, First Resolution 
agreed to, so fat as the Parties are thereby permitted to on 
ceed with their Bill; Second Resolution agreed to; Third 


Resolution postponed; 90. Report on Petition respecting 
the Standing Orders relating to the Aire and Calder Naviga- 


tion Bill; Referred, 98.’ Report on re-committed Report on 
Gravesend Quay Petition; Referred, 99. Report on Avon 
and Gloucestershire Railway Petition ; Referred, 100. oe 
on Minehead Roads Petition ; Referred, 104. Three 
Resolutions reported ; That, in the case of the Canterbury 
and Whitstable Railway Petition, the Parties be permitted 
to proceed with their Bill; That, in the case of the Llanelly 
Railway and Dock Petition, the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed with their Bill; That, in the case of the Avon and 
Gloucestershire Railway Petition, the Parties be permitted to 
proceed with their Bill, and to give Notices, &amp;c. Resolutions 
agreed to; 107. Report on Manchester and Salford Improve- 
ment Petition; Referred, 108. Four Resolutions re- 
rted; That, in the case of the Petition respecting the Stand- 
ing Orders relating to the Aire and Calder Navigation Bill, 
the Report referred to this Committee is informal; That, in 
the case of the Gravesend Quay Petition, the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed with their Bill That, in the case of the 
Minehead Roads Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed 
with their Bill; That, in the case of the. Manchester and 
Salford Improvement Petition, the Parties be permitted to 
roceed with their Bill, and to give Notices, &amp;c; First Reso- 
ution postponed; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; 116, 
Report on Chester and Northop Road Petition; Referred, 119. 
Report on Yarmouth Road Petition ; Referred, 120. 
Two Resolutions reported; That, in the case of the Chester 
and Northop Road Petition, the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed with their Bill; to give Notices, &amp;c.; and to deposit Plan 
and Book of Reference ; That, in the case of the Sehieeth 
Road Petition, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with; First Resolution agreed to; Second Resolution post- 
poned; 134. Report on Tralee Canal and Navigation Pe- 
tition; Referred, 154. Report on St. Alban’s Court-House 
Petition; Referred, 160. Two Resolutions reported ; 
That, in the case of the Tralee Canal and Navigation 
Petition, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with; That, in the case of the St. Alban’s Court-House Pe- 
tition, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; 
174. Resolutions postponed, 175. Report on Merthyr Tid- 
vill Magistrate Petition; Referred, 188. Report on Petition 
for additional Provision in Cambridge Road Bill; Referred, 
197° Resolution reported; That, in the case of the 
Merthyr Tidvill Magistrate Petition, the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with; Resolution postponed; 203. 
Resolution: reported ; That, in the case of the Pe- 
tition for additional Provision in Cambridge Road Bill, 
Power may be given, that Provision be made therein accord- 
ing to the Prayer of the said Petition ; Resolution agreed to ; 
209. Report on Petition for additional Provision in the Bel- 
fast and Antrim Roads Bill; Referred, 376—————Resolu : 
tion reported ; That, in the case of the Petition for additional 
Provision in the Belfast and Antrim Roads Bill, Power may 
be given, that Provision be made therein, according to the 
Prayer of the said Petition; and to give Notices, &amp;c.; Re- 
solution agreed to; 404. 
Vide Erections. Orpers. Petitions. 


STALYBRIDGE Improvement; Petition for a Bill for lighting, 
watching, and otherwise improving the said Town, 30. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 31. Reported; Bill ordered; 165. 
Presented, and read, 172. Committed, 189. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 230. Passed, 234. Agreed to by the Lords, 
264. Royal Assent, 333. 


STapy.LtTon, Martin. Vide Horsuam Gaot. 
Stationery. Vide Accounts, SupPLy. 











Sream Packets. Vide Accounts. 

Sream Vesseéxis. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 

Srzam.Vessets Pitrorace, ‘Vide LiveRPoot. - 

Steynine Roads. Vide Horswam. 

Srocxton and Dartineton Railway; Petition for a Bill to 
enable the Company of Proprietors to make certain Branghes 
therefrom, and to amend and enlarge. Powers of Acts; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 13. Reported; Bill ordered; 41. 
Presented, and read, 68, Petition of Thomas Hustler, Owner 
of Estates in Cleveland, against ; To lie on the, Table, go. 
Bill committed, 99. Petition of Thomas Hustler; Referred, 
100. Petitions of William Chaytor, of Witton Castle, in the 
County of Durham, Esquire; of Richard William Christopher 
Pierse, of Thimbleby, in the County of York; of William 
Luke Prattman, of Barnard Castle, in the County of Durham, 
Clerk ; and, of Thomas Meynell, of the Fryerage, near Yarm, 
in the North Riding of the Coutts of York, Esquire; against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 141. Petition of Thomas 
Meynell, against; To lie on the Table, 180. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 189. Petition of Inhabitants of, 
ond Owners and Occupiers of Property in Stockton, against, 
208. To lie on the Table, 209. Report further considered; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 214. Passed, 219. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 367. Royal Assent, 375. 

Stockton Railway. Vide CLARENCE. 

StockToNn-uPON-TEEs. Vide AccounTs. 

Stowery Roads. Vide Mingenrap. 

Srrancers ; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 

Srratrorp Bow; Petition for a Bill for watching, lighting, 
cleansing, repairing, and otherwise improving the Parish of 
St. Mary Stratford Bow; Referred to a Committee, 19. Re- 
ported; Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders; 27. Vide Stanpinc Orpers. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 41, 

SustetrinG. Vide Irevanp. 

Sucar; Petition of West India Planters and Merchants re- 
siding in Bristol, for Reduction of Duty on British Plantation 
Sngar; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 415. 

Petition of Proprietors of Estates in the County of 
Surrey, in the Island of Jamaica, for repealing the War Du- 
ties on Sugar; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 456. 

Bill to allow Sugar to be delivered out of Warehouse 
to be refined, ordered, 537. Presented, and read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 538. Com- 
mitted, 542. Considered, 544. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 546. - Passed, 553. 
Agreed. to by the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 558. 

Vide Accounts, East Inpia TRapeE. 
Inpra Propvuce. 

Duties. Vide Ways and Mgans and BiLts in 
SupPuy. 

Summary Convictions; Bill to afford to Criminals accused 
of Petty Felonies, the option of Summary Conviction by two 
or more Magistrates, ordered, 348. 

SUPERANNUATION ALLowaNcEs; Acts 50 Geo. 3. c. 117. 51 
Geo. 3. c. 21. &amp;e. read; To be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House ; Third Report of Committee on Public In- 
come and Expenditure, referred ; Acts considered ; reported ; 
and Bill ordered ; 513. Vide infra. 

Bill to. amend. -the said 
Acts, ordered, 513. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 516. Second Reading 
deferred, 526. Petitions of several Civil Servants of the 
Crown ; of Persons filling the situations of Clerks in the Ord- 
nance. Department at the Tower; and, of the Principals, 
Clerks, and Officers employed in the Collection of the Re- 
venue of Excise, against; To be printed, 533. Motion for 
Second Reading, by leave withdrawn, 533. 

SuPERANNUATIONS. Vide Accounts. Surrty. 





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SUPPLY: 


MOTION for a Supply; to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 12. Lords Commissioner’s Speech referred, 
and Motion considered, 16. Resolution reported, and agreed to, Nem. Con. 18. To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 18, 29, 46, 76, 80, 89, 111, 118, 122, 1393, 146, 152, 160, 171, 179, 187, 195, 204, 211, 232, 239, 243, 251, 
255, 273, 281, 289, 308, 318, 330, 337, 343, 351, 3715 382,.391, 400, 429, 440, 455, 476, 484, 489, 501, 519, 526-——Con- 
sidered, 21, 37, 98, 102, 190, 218, 357, 363, 385, 409, 417, 432, 458, 467, 504, 508. ‘ 





———— Committee report Progress, 357, 504. 
Reports deferred, 391, 305, 418, 473: 





Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c. referred, 20, 21, 37, 98, 190, 218, 385, 409, 504. 


Upon the Question, That the Report be now received, Amendment proposed, and by leave withdrawn ; Resolutions 
|; Motion, That the Report be now read; Amendment proposed, but not made; 42. Resolutions read ; 





Upon 


repo 
the Question, That the First Resolution be now read a Second Time, Amendment proposed but not made ; Resolutions 


agreed to, 43. 





| 





Upon the Question, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; Amendment proposed, but not made, 432. 
——~— Amendments proposed to be.made to, Resolutions, but not made, 42,43, 102, 514. 


Resolutions 








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. Resolutions of the Committee ‘of Supply : Relating ‘to, ia 




















speperss, and Agreed to. N A V°Y,. &amp;e. ~ Sums Granted. 
Page. 12 February 1828: . Binnd. 
+ iat hacaiaiaia pope . THAT 30,000 Men be.employed for the Sea Service, for Six Lunar 
and withdrawa;,On Motion{} . Months, from ist January 1828, including 9,000 Royal Marines: 
for reading, Report ; Amend- : 
ment proposed, but not sae | For Wages for Ditto - cs - * - + ad = ? r 441,000 &gt; - 
43- Another Amendment pro- : : 
posed, but not made. For Victuals for Ditto - - - - - - - - = - - 288,000. - - 
; . ne 26 February: 
107. - On Account, towards defraying certain Naval Services, for the year 1828 - 2,208,232 13 2 
- - 20 May: 
368. x That 30,000 Men be employed fur the Sea Service, for Seven Lunar Months, 
from 18 June 1828, including 9,000 Royal Marines: 
368. - For Wages for Ditto - - - - - - - - ° ? 514,500 — «= 
= " For Victuals for Ditto - - - - - - - : - 336,000 = — 
68. - For Salaries of Officers, and Contingent Expenses of Admiralty, “Nav t . 
, Pay, Navy and Victualling Offices, for 1828 : - - - “ - ane 89,823 15 98 
968..  - Ditto - - - of His Majesty’s Yards at Home - aad Site ght) sled 75,341 5 14 
368. ?. For Wages of Artificers and Labourers - - - - - - - 245,000 — — 
368. = For Timber and other Materials ion woe re - wcsilises : 425,783 - 9 = 
368. - For Pilotage and other Contingencies - - - -« = (« = 25,000 = = 
368. 7 For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of Foreign Yards - - - 25,808 11 74 
368. = Ditto - - - of the Victualling Yards $ T1AOG9D OF MIT gS OO, oN 31,929 10 = 
368. - Ditto - - - of the Medical Establishments - - - 30,087 18 23 
368. - Ditto - - - of the Royal Naval College and School for Naval pebene - 3219 - 84 
368. - For Wages of Officers, ee or ard Men of Vessels in Ordinary - 52,907 12° 2 
368. r For Victuals for Ditto —- . - - - - - - 25,719 4 |= 
368. - To defray the Expense of the Hire of Packets SRO HORE OM ea sw 17,225 = = 
369. - For Expense of Ships building at Bombay and Bermuda - - -~— - 18,267 = 
_ °.* For Half Pay to Naval Officers - - - - - = = | 438,250 6° mur 
369. - For Superannuations, Pensions and Allowances to Naval Officers, theiz 
Widows and Relatives oo a Aw Lee a Filia Ad . 65,107 11 2 
369. - For Bounty to Chaplains SS A a ae, iE el Het retolth &amp; 7ROY 
369. - For Allowances to Widows and Officers on the Compassionate List -  - 5,000 - = 
369. . - For Deficiency of Funds of the Charity for Widows pil Sp pn es 52,500: ee 
369. - For Widows of Marine Officers 6 4s *  « oa ms - 5,000.5) adowie 
369. - For Deficiency of Funds for Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hospital - — - 130,000. =- = 
369. - For Superannuations to Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, &amp;c. - - ~ 81,958 1k Ok 
369. - For Repairs and Improvements in the Dock Yards - - - -~— - 94,660 10 = 
369. - For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations = - - = 190,500:; =.= 
369. 7 For the Transport Service ; for 1828 © cg Sit - me. (hye 130,400 =. - 
é. 5995,965. 7 7 
ARMY: 


, 25 February 1828: 
102; Amendment proposed “a That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 91,075 Men (exclusive of 


Men employed in the East Indies) be maintained for the Service 
of the United Kingdom, from 25th December 1827 to 24th Decem- 








ber 1828: . 
102. On Account, for defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces - 2,000,000 - —~ 
102. - On Account, for Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - - - 1,000,000 — -— 
10 June: 
422. = For the Commissariat Department - -  - - = = 372,499 2 
423. = To defray the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army, for 1828 *. .andth 810,000 - -— 
16 June: 
. - To complete the Sum spqnred for aelrezing OF Char e of tite Majesty’s 
9 Land "hy - . i *} 15210,094. 16 5 
439. - For General and Staff Officers . . . - - - - m 136,900 13 8 
439- - For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments = - 109,088. g - 
439. - For Medicines and Surgical Materials - - - + + = «&amp; 17,760 14 6 
alii Ey For Four Troops of Dragoons and Twenty Companies of Foot stationed in 
439 P P 2 
Great Britain, for recruiting CorpsinIndia - - - - - = 32,471 9 7 
ible For the Royal Military College Oe ee et oe dnd 12,095 15 8 
23 June: 
468. - For the Pay of General Officers in His Majesty’s Forces -  - -  - 146,500 -— — 
468: = For His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - = - 36,898 10 6 
468. - | For Full Pay for Reduced, Retired and Unattached Officers of His Majesty’ 8 
| Forces - 4 112,500 = = 
468. - For Half Pay for Reduced wid Retired Officers of is Land mae - - 720,250 - - 
VOL, 83.——Sess. 1828. X 2 


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INDEX ¢@o the ErGcuty-THIrRD VoLUME. 














[1828 





Reported, and Agreed to. 





Page. 


a: 


468. 
468. 
468. 


not made ; Resolation agreed 


to. 


468; Bill ordered 


thereupon, 


468; Vide Militia infra. 


102. 


513; Amendments 
but not made ; 
agreed to, 514. 


513. 
513 
513- 


513. 
513. 
513. 
513. 
514. 
514. 


514. 
514. 


514. 
514. 


514. 
514. 
514. 
514. 


514. 


514. 


24. 


proposed, 


oven 


514; Amendment proposed, ea 


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SU PPL Y—continued. 
ARM Y—continued. 
23 June 1828: 
For Half Pay and Allowances to Officers of Disbanded Foreign'‘Corps —- 


For Military Allowances 6.3 be 022914249 to once iA Que ceil? 
For In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and of the Royal Hospital —_ 
Kilmainham + - ae. . - - - - % unt 
For Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - -~ = ine oy 
For the Royal Military Asylom = - - - = 2 = - = 
For Pensions to be paid to Widows Pryce His T Hod Lee ee a ote 
For AJlowances on the Compassionate List - anette - ive 
For Superannuation Allowances . - - - - - a ~ 
For Exchequer Fees Sot sy - - - = - 4 - - 
8 July: 

For defraying Expense of Military Works at Kingston, 5 in Upper erry 
and Hak fax, in in Scotia; for 1828 - - - . - 

£. 

MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS : 

16 June: 

For Volunteer Corps  - - - = = = = © 2. = 
23 June: 

For the Disembodied Militia of the Unies ington of Givens Britain and 

Ireland, for 1828 - - - o 4. 
£. 


ORDNANCE: 
25 February 1828: 
On Account, of the Expenditure of the Ordnance Department, for 1828 - 


8 July: 


For defraying the Salaries to the Master General, the Lieutenant General, 
and the rest of the Principal Officers and Clerks, being in addition to the 


Sum already granted on Account, for 1828 - - - - oe 
Ditto - - - of the Departments at Weahwich, being the remaining half to) 
the end of 1828 -—- - ee ee Se a 
Ditto - - - of the Civil wiisiialinnisiaed of the Ordnance at Home and on) 
Foreign Stations - - - ditto - = - - - - - &lt;f 
For the Expense of Master Gunners at the Garrisons in Great Britain,) 
Guernsey and Jersey - - - ditto - - - - - - &lt; -f 
For the Corps of Royal Engineers, and Sappers and Miners - - - ditto - 
For the Royal Regiment of Artillery - - - ditto - - - ae 
For the Royal Horse Artillery - - - ditto *. ioe ee at eS 
For the Field Train Department - - - ditto - Te - ee ee 
For the Medical Establishment - - - ditto - - . - - - 
For Civil Officers, Professors and others, of the Royal Military Academy at 
Woolwich - - - ditto - - - - - - ‘t 
For Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance - - - ditto ae 
For Services performed by the Office of Ordgance, and not provided 
for --- ditto - . - - - - - - 4 
Ditto - - - in Ireland - - - ditto - - - - - - - . 


Allowances to Superannuated, Retired and Half Pay Officers, and foi 


For the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain and Ireland, on account of 
Pensions to Widows and Children of deceased Officers, late belonging “| 


the several Ordnance Military Corps - -- ditto - - - - - 
Ditto - - - to Persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance in Great 
Britain and Ireland - - - ditto - - - - - - - ‘} 
For the Barrack Department in Great Britain ---ditlo-  - -— - 
Ditto - - - in Ireland - - - ditto - - - - - - - - 
Ditto - - - for the Military Store Branch for Great Britain, Ireland, and the 
Colonies - - - ditto - - - - - - - ° ~ } 
For the Expense of Military Works, Barracks and Buildings in the Colonies, 
transferred from the Army Extraordinaries and Colonial Departments, { 
ditto - - - - ~ - - - - - - - 
For Treasury and Exchequer Fees - -- ditto - - - - = = 
&amp;. 


MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES: 


7 February 1828: 


To dischar y the like Asiount of Supriies granted for 1823, 1824, +835} 
1826 and 1827 - - “ ~ - ~ pa « - 


24 March: 
To defray the Expenses of the Britisn Musgum, fora828 §- - — - 





Sums Granted, , 





£. 


101,470 
43,113 
46,115 

335,976 
27,629 

143,083 

195,500 


55,180 
33,000 


30,000 





737 309,527 


12 








66,212 


283,199 





349,411 


16 








783,598 


~ 24,035 


4,720 
18,900 
1,846 


372409 
130,920 


14,793 
614 


4,559 
2,023 
78,849 


4,359 
58,554 


150,241 


22,683 


50,237 
42,640 


52,658 


— 80,612 


1,000 





Se 566,150 











5,000,000 


16,649 








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= ——== == — == 
Reporte see Agee? SU PP LY—continugdes or | H &gt; bode nee eel 
Pa: e. ; . x a eee 
pis MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. £. m2 
4 June 1828: 
397, - For Salaries and Allowances of OrricErs of Lor DS and Commons - 29,000" ha 
397- + For Expenses of Lorps and Commons epi Oe do Ate A | 16,600 - - 
$97: - For Fee Funps - - - - . ah Ret SET oe ie - 98,413 - - 
307, - For ConTINGENT Expenses and MEssENGERS’ Brus ©: &lt;r - 77,228 6 - 
397 °° For the Commissioners of REVENUE Inguiky-in Ireland, »-»  - %) o- j=) 6,500, - - 
307. - For Salaries of Officers and Bepenees of the Courr ond Receirr, of f Bs} 
: CHEQUER - - oe 7, = 
398. os For Salaries of uetetian- of Universities of Oisdas wilt Ciittiiiees - 958 5 - 
308. - For Salaries of Commissioners of INsoLVENT Destors Court — - - 13,669° - — 
398. ° For Superintendence of ALIENS” = - - - - - - - - ' 4,700 - - 
~ g98. For Retirrp ALLOWANCES or SUPERANNUATIONS silage of sR 15,497. 13 
398. - For Toutonese and Corsican EMIGRANTS - - = = = = 14,340 = - 
398. ° For Nationan Vaccine EstaBLiSHMENT~ - lee atlas ~ oe 2,500 - = 
398 ~ - For the Reruce forthe DestituTE; - 9 -  * -- = = ° 3,000. - = 
398. - For AMernicAN LoyaLists - - - = 2 - = © - 4,500, - - 
398. ° For Criminaut Lunatics - - - - - - - - - : 3,606. 10 = 
398. - For Protestant Diss—NtING MINISTERS - ‘- - oo ee. ae 5,912 7 10 
398. ° For Foreign and Secret Services. - - - - - - . 49,000 - - 
398 - For printing Acts,&amp;e. - - - - °° 2 *£ 80,000 - -— 
308. - For Expense of Printing under direction of Commissioners on Pustic toe 
Recorps -- - - - - -4e- - - - - } 1. - 
398. - For Stationery, Printine, &amp;e, eke int dd tetib wae nip 95,650, - - 
398. - For Prosecutions relating tothe Coin’ - = - = 5 = os 6,090, - —- 
398... - For Fittings and Furniture of Housss of PARLIAMENT Caw ocd 6,300 - - 
398... - For Law Cuarces 9 es ee a ee 15,000 = = 
398. - For confining and maintaining Convicts ‘aS Se oe ae 106,958" = - 
308. o | For Expenses under Act for abolishing SLavery - - - - - $0,000 = = 
398. - 6 row and Expenses of Commissioners for preventing the itege on me. % 
; s = ~ . - - - « e e e ws: 
398. &lt; For Misstons to America -~ - - ° - - - ~ 40,000 - = 
398 = For Salaries of Consuss GengRALand Consuts - - - °° = 97,870 - - 
308. - For Bills drawn from New Sourn WaLEs - - - © = = 120,000 = = 
: For defr. 
398. . j bon i gp yg Sf the Bebdtnd Tileade: + 05 = ga40 = S 
398. 4 rs Ditto . - - - of Nova Scotia - - - - 10,445 - - 
398. . Ditto” - - - - of New Brunswick - «+ - - 3,600 - - 
398. ~ maf Ditto - - - - of Bermuda - - - ~ . 4,000 — «= 
3098. = 4 Ditto - = + = of Prince Edward Island a oe 2,820 - - 
goo. - &lt;3 Ditto -_ '« - = of Newfoundland - - -— = 23,818 7 5 
399. . a, | Ditto - - - - of Sierra Leone - - - - 11,624 1 8 
- -~ 39% - _ | Ditto - - - of the Gold;Coast - - - - _ 4000 - = 
399. - For Cotonian Services - - - = = = = = =) 2,442 10 - 
309. a For Encinger DeparTMENT in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s 
Ss ire coll in ie tig il ‘ . ety ans é ‘ -! Te = = 
309. - For Pier at Hoss’s Point -~ - - - - . - - 7,000 —- -— 
10 June: 
422. - For Works and Repairs of Pustic BuiLpines - e - - - 20,000° —- — 
422. For Works executing at Port Patrick Harsour, for 1828 - - 7,000 = — 
422.(Ireland.)} Ditto - - - at DoNAGHADEE HarBour Bis ii Hy, loin Marin Hee De 8,000 - -—- 
422. (D°) Ditto - - - at Dunteary HarspourR - - - - = = = - 20,0008 = = 
422. - For the Expenses of the British Museum - - . - - - 43,500 — = 
422. |= For Buildings at the Privy Councit Orrice and Office for Boarp of 
TRADE - - - - - - - - - - - * 7 4,000 - - 
422, - For Alterations and Improvements of Winpsor CasTLE - - 180,000 - -—- 
422, + For Works for the Two Houses or PARLIAMENT a ee ee 7,000 - = 
422. - For erecting Churches in the WestINpIES - - - - - = 2,500 - = 
422. . For the Harbours and Roads of Howtu and HotyHEAD - - - - 19,413 10 -—- 
422.(Ireland.)| For Worksat Dunmore Harbour -- -. - - oo * - - - 4,752 - = 
422. -~- |-¥Forthe Penitentiary Hovuse-at Milbank = - ee UR - ° i &gt; we 
422, - For the Sovietyfor Propagating theGospen -. - &gt; - &gt; of; 16182 - - 
423.(Ireland.)| For the Housz.of Inpustry Oh OP eth oR sim ditamatiacee Stage ts. = 
423. (D°) For the Ricumonp Lunatic AsyLuM - - - - - oe 6658 - - 
423. (D»° For the FemaLe Orpuan House - - - - - - - I 
423. (D°) For the WestmoriaNp Lock Hospitan - - - = = = on tit 
423. (D*) For the Ly1nc-1n Hospitat - . - - - - - - og ns 
423. (D*) For Dr. Stervens’s Hospiran -  - - - = os ii a re 
423. (D°) For the Fever Hdspitan -- 9 = - = - ) 2 oe tO 3,860 oa hs 
423. {(D°. , | For,the Hoprazau forImcuraBLes.  - - - ° ° . bes 465, ot OF 
423. (D% | Forthe Royan Dupin Socizgt¥Y secre cre - 7 7 . = CPa-r = 
423. {D°). 4 For the Rovan Inisw Acapemy (=o 5 ry te ot eis = 
423. (D*) For the Boarp of CHariTABLE BEQUESTS - - - Sis Me ok Weesan5.k 
423. (D°) For the Boarp of Works:. - - - - - - . + . 16,000 - - 
423. (D°) For Printine and Stationery for PablicOffices- - - - - iw 
423. © ¢D*) For publishing Prochamations, &amp;c. — ~ - - - - : - 5,800 - = 








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INDEX to the ErGHTY-THIRD VoLUME. {:1828. 









































WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY : 


TO be considered in a Committee of the whole ‘House, 24, 37, 46, 76, 80, 89, 98, 102, 111, 118, 122, 
179, 187, 191, 204, 211, 218, 232, 239, 243, 251, 273, 280, 289, 308, 318, 330, 337, 943, 351, 358, 
411, 429, 434, 441, 455, 470, 477, 484, 490, 501, 505, 509, 519. i 


Accounts, referred, 195, 380, 525. 
CHAIRMAN OF THE CommiTTEE oF Ways aNp Means ; Vide (ADDRESSES, 7.) 


———————— 
Reported, and Agreed to. SU P PL Y—continued. Sums Granted. 
Page. MISCELLANEOUS. SERVICES—continued. 
=&lt; 10. June 1828 : é.  « 
423. (Ireland)| For printing Statutes,&amp;c. - - - - - - - = - 3,500 - = 
423. '(D°) For CriMiNAL Prosecutions - - - -+ -«- - - - 37,000 - «= 
423. | (D°) For Non-Conrorminc MINISTERS - - - - |= - « 14,360 6 - 
423. (D°) For Lortrery OFrFIcERs - - - - - . - - - 740 6 2 
423. (D°) For the Expense of INLAND NaviGATIONS - eto o&gt; tie! ate 5,852 - « 
423. (D°) For the Potice and Watcn EstaBLisHMENTS~ - ~ « &gt; L 24,300 - = 
423. (D*) For Commissioners of Jupiciau INguiry - - ° Me 2, A 
423. .(D°) For Board of PusuicRecorps - - - - «.« = «= « OE ——_— 
423. (D°) For Expense of Pustic Works - - - - e a ‘ % SS — a 
423. (D*) For the Townland Survey erties wor erp let ee iter 3,000 - —- 
23 June: 
468. (D*) For the H1sernian Society for Soupiers CHILpREN eliinei ss a 
468. (D°) | For the Hinernian Marine Society asd NY tg ley OSPR eG tfen. - - 
468. (D°) | Forthe Roya, Cork Institution - - - - = = -&amp; es 
26 June: 
480. (D°) | For Expense of Protestant CHarteR Schoois - - - - - vy 
480. (D°) For Association for DiscouNTENANCING VicE wed Die: db: 3) « 9,000 = «= 
480. (D*) For Roman Catuouic Seminary at Maynooth - - - -— - 8,928 - - 
480. (D°) | For Society for promoting the Epucation of the Poor- - 9 -  - 25,000 — — 
480. (D°) For the Founpiine Hospirat - - - . - - - - 32,506 . = 
480. (D*) For the Betrast Academical Institution - - © - . i. ow 1,500 - = 
8 July: 
514. - For Expense of Water Communication between Montreal and the Ottawa, : ogg 
and from the Ottawa to Kingston * , Peek eee “ “) alias 
£.| 6,894,044 3 9 
EXCHEQUER BILLS: 
_ 7 February 1828 : 
4. } - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills a ee ee ee 23,800,000 *. = 
24- &gt; To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to several Acts for 
carrying on Public Works and Fisheries, and for building additional 734,200 *- - 
Churches - - - - - - -&lt; - - - - - . 
4 June: 
390- - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills - ~ =; «2 te) «© 500,000 — — 
£. | 25,034,200 - - 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES: 
1 April: 
227, = Towards defraying the Charge of Civil Contingencies, for 1828 - 100,000 - -— 
4 June: 
son é To complete the Sum necessary to defray the Charge of Civil Contingen- 
397 _ cies, for 1828 = - . - - - - oF bang - ~ ° 7} 140,000 - - 
£. 240,000 - - 
oe 
£. sd, 
WEF ndibsall tnd sci’hosubnne GP he - §:995965 7 7 
ARMY = © 2 ee ees 2S) 259s 2 Re xs 
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS - - -  - - = © 249,411 16 1 
ORDNANCE et et owe ve Soe inel® ot pei ret aggiage: fe... - 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES - - - - - | = 6,894,944 3 9 
EXCHEQUER BILLS er ee Pe ee mee 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES - - - - - = = 940,00 = = 
TOTAL .-. - = - . £.47,811,198 19 7 
— eee 


134, 152, 160, 171, 


364, 371, 387, 391, 400, 


ered, 28, 147, 195, 255, 380, 416, 525. 


Resolutions 











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SUPPLY —continued. 


Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :-— Relating to - 








Page. aie ke 

cihas GRANTS: ) . 
29; Bill ordered there- g February 1828: £. s @ 
upon, ibid. For raising £.12,000,000 by Excneguer Brits, for 1828) ~~ |- |. =| » 19,000,000 a 


V. EXCHEQUER BILLS, 
infra. 


29; Bill ordered there- 
upon, ibid. 


For applying £.5,000,000 now in the Exchequer, or remaining to at 








V. CONSOLIDATED FUND, 














t Aid i 
V. TRANSFER OF AIDS, — to complete G6, Aide gee ee rei etl ne ” 
wmyra. 
152; Bill ordered there- 10 Marth : 
upon, ibid. For continuing the Duty of Four Shillings in the Pound, on rayeen™y 
V. ANNUAL DUTIES, Orrices and PersoNaALEstaTEs~= - = - - ° ‘ . hace 
wyra. 
| For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining in the Exchequer. 
or which may be A ra 5 by the Bank under Act 56 Geo. 3 ™ 2; = 
he _|| For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums of Money which may have been, or 
15%) pei ots i] there which may be cap into the Exchequer before 5th April 1829, in respect of _— 
V ABE. 0 ts OF ae, Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to Act 57 Geo. 3, for Public Works - 
infra. For —_ and applying £.60,000 to be paid into the Exchequer by the 
East India Company, towards the Expenses of retiring Pay, Pensions 60,000 = - 
| and Allowances - -— - 24 = - oy te Gk be -| 
atieeael 25 March: 
— pn oner ‘bid —~ For issuing and applying £.2,134,630 to be paid into the Exchequer by the 2,134,630 - = 
V. APPLIC ATION OF AIDS, | Trustees of Military and Naval Pensions and Civil Superannuations - 
261 ; Bill ordered there- 22 April: 


For issuing and applying £.4,000,000 out of the Consolidated Fund - = - 4,000,000 =— - 





upon, ibid. 
V. CONSOLIDATED FUND, 
infra. 


30 May: 
387; Bill ordered there- ’ 


For issuing and applying £.352,050. 8. 7%. being the Surplus of Grants 








v. gis wies AND{| _ for the years 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826 and 1827_—- | . 953050 8 7% 
MEANS ; infra. 
422 ; Bill ordered there- 10 June: 
upon, bid. For further continuing the Duties on Sucar . - - - - - - — 
V. SUGAR DUTIES, 
ee | 12 July : 


upon, ibid. Exchequer, or to be raised on the 5th January 1828, for the Service of 3,012,650 - = 


1827 - - - - - - 


527; Bill ordered = For issuing and applying £. 3,012,650, out of the Ways and Means. in tt 
For issuing and applying £.6,190,000. out of the Consolidated Fund - 


infra, 6,190,000 = = 


527; Bill ordered there- 
upon, ibid. 
- V. EXCHEQUER BILLS, 


infra. 


For raising £.16,046,800 by Excneguer Bitts = - - - - -| 16,046,800 - -— 














BILLS: 
ANNUAL DUTIES; Bill for continuing to His Majesty certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices and Pensions in England, 
ordered, 152. Presented, and read; and Day appointed for Second Reading; 157. Committed, 160. Considered, 172. 
epested ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 178. Passed, 182. Agreed to by the Lords, 200. Royal 
ssent, 202. 

APPLICATION OF 41DS; Bill for applying certain Sums of Money for the service of the Year 1828, ordered, 152. In- 
struction relative to the Sum to be paid into the Exchequer by the Trustees of Military and Naval Pensions and Civil 
Superannuations, 201. Bill presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 204. Committed, 207. Considered, 
210. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 214. Passed, 216. Agreed to by the Lords, 232. 
Royal Assent, 233. 

CONSOLIDATED FUND; Bill for applying a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund, for 1828, ordered, 261. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 273. Committed, 281. Considered, 301. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 308. Passed, 317. Agreed to by the Lords, 333. . Royal Assent, 333. 

Bill to apply the Sums of Money therein mentioned, for 1828, ordered, 527. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; 534. Committed, 537. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, and Bill 
considered, 539. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 542. Passed, 543. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 558. : ; 

EXcHEQUER BILLs; Bill for raising the Sum of £.12,000,000. by Exchequer Bills, ordered, 29. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 37. Committed, 42. Considered, 46. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 58. Passed, 75. Agreed to by the Lords, 80. Royal Assent, 80. 

Bill for raising the Sum of £. 16,046,800 by Exchequer Bills, ordered, 527. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 534. Committed, 537. Considered, 539. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 542. Passed, 543. Agreed to by the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 554. 

Mi11T14; Bill to defray the Charge of the Pay, Clothing: and Contingent Expenses of the Disembodied Militia in Great 
Britain and Ireland, ordered, 468. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 474. Committed, 481. 
Considered, 486. Report deferred, 490, 500. Bill reported; to 3 ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 505. 
Third Reading deferred, 509, 516. Bil passed, 519. Agreed. to by fen, 541. Royal Assent, 544. _ 

SuGAR; Bill for continuing certain Duties on Sugar imported into the United Kingdom, for 1828, ordered, 422- Presented, 
and read; Day appoinsed for Second Reading; and to be:printed; 426, Committed, 440. Considered, 446, Reported; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 454.. Passed, 459. Agreed to by the Lords, 478. Royal Assent, 481. 

SurpLus Ways aND MEANS; Bill for applying Surplus Ways and Means to the service of 1828, ordered, 387. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 406. Committed, 411. Considered, 418. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 424. Passed, 429. Agreed to by the Lords, 453. . Royal Assent, 448. 

TRANSFER OF AIDS; Bill for applying a\Sum of Money! forthe servite of 1828, ordered,.29, ; Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 37. Committed, 42. Considered, 46, Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 

ird Reading ; 58. Passed, 76.. Agreed to by the Lords, 80. Royal Assent, 80. 


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SurRPLus 





INDEX « the Ercuty-tairp Votume = [| F828 











Sunrise Ways and Means. Vide Accounts. ‘Ways and 
Means, and Bixts in Suppvy. 


Surrey Assizes; Petition of Inhabitants of Southwark, and of 
several Parishes in the County of Surrey, against holding the 
Assizes for the said County at Guildford; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 530. 

———— Coal Meter; Petition for a Bill to continue the pre 
sent Principal Land Coal Meter for the several Parishes of 
Egham, Thorpe, &amp;c. therein mentioned ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 54. ted ;- Bill ordered; 167. Presented, and 
read, 179. | 

Coal Metage; Petition for a Bill for enabling the 

Justices of the Peace for the County of Surrey to nominate 

and appoint two or more Persons to'act as Principal Land 

Coal Meters for the several Parishes and Places therein men- 

tioned ; Referred to a Committee, 56. Reported ; Bill or- 

dered; 104. Presented, and read, 116. Committed, 180. 

Petition of Thomas Bradfield, prayin that his former Petitions 

may be referred to the Committee; To lie on the Table ; Pe- 

tition of John Wyatt Lee, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 188. Petition of Thomas Bradfield, against ; To lie 
on the Table, 192. Petitions of Francis Bigg, of Rodney- 
buildings, New Kent-road, in the County of Surrey, Prineipal 

Land Coal-meter for the several Parishes’ in the County of 

Surrey thereinafter mentioned ; and, of Inhabitants of the 

Parish of Camberwell, in the Gounty of Surrey, and the 

Vicinity thereof, against ;; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 

198... Decision of Thomas Bradfield; Referred, 204. Bill 

reported ; to be ingrossed ; 241. Passed, 266. _By the Lords, 

with an Amendment, 370. Considered, and agreed to, 371. 

Royal Assent, 375. 

Vide Accounts. 

James. Vide Fiour. 


Surrey New Roads; Petition for a Bill to explain and amend, 
Act; Referred to a Committee, 6. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
10. Presented, and read, 13. Committed, 25. Petition of 
Stage Coach Proprietors and others, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 150. 


——— and Sussex Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually amending the same; Referred to a Committee, 40. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 89. Presented, and read, 174. 
Committed, 188. Petition for additional Provision; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 220. Reported; Instruction to Com- 
mittee to make Provision accordingly, 2394- Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 311. Bill reported ; re-committed ; 
Leave given to Committee to sit and proceed, and to make 
their Report on a certain Day ; 331. Petition of Stage Coach 
Proprietors residing or travelling on the Surrey and Sussex 
Roads, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 332. Power 
to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 334. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 349, 360. - Petition 
of Stage Coach Proprietors and others carrying on Business, 
and travelling on the Surrey and Sussex Roads, against ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 388. Two Petitions of Per- 
sons travelling upon, and using almost daily, the Surrey and 
Sussex Roads, against; To lie on the Table, 392. Time en- 
larged for Committee to report, 396. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed; 419. Passed, 449. Agreed to by the Lords, 484. 
Royal Assent, 535. 











Vide Sournwark BripGE Roan. 
Sussex Roads. Vide Surrey and Sussex. 
SwaiNnsTON, Thomas. Vide Customs. 


Swansea Markets; Petition for a Bill for establishing Markets 
at Swansea; Referred to a Committee, 61. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 173. Presented, and read, 180. Committed, 215. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; go2. Passed, 318. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 350. Royal Assent, 375. 


Swinton’s Estate. Vide Lucas. 


gy’ Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


Tattow. Vide Accounts. Woo. 


TaverNspiTeE Road ; Petition for a Bill for repairing the same; 
Referred to a Committee, 61. Reported; Bill ordered; 150. 
Presented, and read, 158. Committed, 180. Petition for 
additional Provision; Referred to a Committee, 311. Time 
enlarged for Committee -to report, 311. Petition for addi- 
tional Provision reported ; Instruction to Committee to make 
Provision accordingly ; 324. Bill reported; toibe ingrossed; 
339- Passed, 370. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. . Royal 
Assent, 449. 


Tavistock (Devon) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill for in- 
closing Morwell Down, in the Parish of Tavistock ; and Bill 
ordered, 56. Presented, and read, 150. Committed; 219. 





Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 312. Passed, 953. Agreed to. 


by the Lords, 399. Royal Assent, 449. . 


Taxes; Petition of Labouring People and: others of the City’ 


of Exeter, complaining of their Distress, and ing fui 
relief, by the application of part of the Taxes epithe aioe 
mediate Benefit; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
401. . wut 


Taxes ; Vide Accounts. 


AssEssED TAXEs. | 


Tay Fisneries. Vide ScoTLanp. . 


‘Taytor, Andrew; Bill from the Lords for his Naturalization, 


489: Read, 491. Committed, 507.- Leave. to Committee 
to sit and proceed, and to report ona certain Day, 510. Bill 
reported, and passed, 518. Royal Assent, 535... 


-— Robert; Petition of Robert Taylor, complaining of 


being imprisoned on account of his Religious Opinions ; To 
lie on the Table, 513. mi 





Te1GNMmovuTH and Suatpon Bripce Company. Vide Mair 
CoacueEs. 


Texs Navigation; Petition for a Bill to enable the Tees‘ Na- 
vigation Company to make a Navigable Cut from.near. Port- 
rack to Newport, in the Parish of Acklam; Referred to a 
Committee, 55- Reported; Bill ordered; 158. Presented, 
and read, 172. Petitions of the Mayorand Aldermen of the 
eg of Richmond, inthe County of York ; of} Gentle- 
men, Merchants, Tradesmen and others,.of Richmond; of 
Gentlemen, Freeholders, Merchants; Tradesmen.and others 
of Bishop Auckland; of.Gentlemen, Merchants, Manufac- 
turers, Tradesmen and others,.of North-Allerton ; of Gentle- 
men, Merchants, Tradesmen and others of Thirsk ; of Gentle- 
men, Freeholders, Merchants, Tradesmen and other Inhabitants 
of Yarm; and, of Gentlemen, Merchants, Manufacturers, 
Tradesmen, Landowners, and other Inhabitants of. the-several 
Towns of Stokesley and Guisborough, and of the Eastern 
Division of Cleveland, in favour, 192. Bill committed, 197. 
Petitions of the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Stockton ; 
of Gentlemen, Merchants, Manufacturers; Tradesmen and 
others, of Barnard Castle; and, of Gentlemen, ‘Mefchants, 
Landowners, Manufacturers and others, of Darlington, in 
favour, 197- Petition vf Gentlemen, Freeholders, Mer- 
chants and others of Stockton-upon-Tees, in: favour, 203. 
Petition of Thomas Hustler, Esquire, against ;, Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 220. Petition of Gentlemen, Freeholders 
and others of Cleveland, against; Referred ;, Petition of Coal 
Owners of the South-western Part of the County of Durham, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 229. Petition of 
Gentlemen, Merchants, Freeholders and others interested in 
the Trade and Commerce of the Southern. part of the County 
of Durham; and, of Proprietors and Lessees of Coal’ Mines 
and Collieries having access to the River Tees, against; . Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 238. Petition of William 
Brown, Esquire, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
252. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 263. — Re. 

‘port further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 303. Passed, 

319. By the Lords, with Amendments, 378. Day appoimted 

for considering Lords Amendments, 383. -Considered, and 

agreed te, 389. Royal Assent, 448. 


Vide Accounts. 








Railway. Vide CLARENCE. 


Test Act ; Petition of Christians of various Denominations 
in London, against the total Repeal thereof; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 209. 


Vide CorroraTIon and Test Acts, 








Test DectaraTIon ; Petition of the Catholics of Ireland 
complaining thereof; To be printed, 146. . 


Tuames Tunnel; Petition for a Bill to enable the Thames 
Tunnel Company to raise a further Sum of Money; Referred 
to a Committee, 55. Reported; Bill ordered; 168. Pre- 
sented, and read, ‘7 . Committed, 199. Reported; Re- 
| to lie on the Table; 292. Report further considered ; 

ill to be ingrossed; 335. Passed, 346. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 373. Royal Assent, 375. ‘ 


Tuetrorp and NewMarket Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 41. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 70.. Presented, and 
read, 174. Committed, 241. Reported, 274. To be in- 
promet, 275. Passed, 292. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. 

oyal Assent, 344. 


Tuomsertt, William; Petition of William Thomsett; complain- 
ing of a Seizure of Gold Coin, and praying for relief, 327. 
To lie on the Table, 328. 

Timer, Sawing of. Vide Macninery. 

Vide Accounts. 

Titnes; Petition of Inhabitants of Layham, for an alteration 
of the Laws relating thereto; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 271. 

Petition of John Henry Nainby, complaining of being 
compelled to take Tithes in kind by the Parishioners of Lin- 

field, and, of his Imprisonment for non-payment of Poor 

“* Rates, 487. To lie on the Table, 488, - 

A Petition of Inhabitants, Householders of Prestbury, 
- complaining of the present mode of collecting the Tithes in 
, the said’ Parish ; “To lie on'the Table, 529. 

——) Vide Ingtanp. 











TiITREs 5 











1898.] INDEX to the Ercuty-tHiry Vout wet 





Titnzs Commutation; Bill to enable Clergymen and their 

Parishioners to commute for Corn Rents the Tithes within 

_ their respective Parishes, ordered, 12. Presented, and read ; 

Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 19. 

Sentai Reading deferred, 58, 102, 122, 134. Petition of the 

_ Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Oxford, 

against ; To be printed, 139. Bill committed, 140. Instruc- 

tion, to Committee to consider of limiting the Duration of any 

_ Agreement entered into under the Provisions of the Bill; 

. Committee deferred, 178, 186, 204. Petition of the Chan- 

_ cellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge, 

against, 217. To be printed, 218. Committee deferred, 

_ 266, 337, 343, 390, 417. Committee put off for Three 
Months, 421. 


Titties, Defective. Vide CaaritTauLte LAnps. 


Tirrensor (Stafford) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered,.10. Presented, and read, 12. Committed, 
25. Reported ; tobe ingrossed; 108, Passed, 115. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 156. Royal Assent, 187. 


Toxsacco; Petition of Merchants and Tobacco Manufacturers 
of Belfast, for the Reduction of the Duty thereon; To be 
printed, 427. 

Petitions against Duty on Stemmed Tobacco; viz. 

Of Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Bristol; To be 
printed, 471. Of Tobacco Manufacturers of Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 483. Of Importers and Merchants trading in 
anufactured Tobacco, residing in the Port of London; To 
be printed, 489. 


Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 





Tous ‘Vide M ast CoacuEs, 


TorrincTon Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
improving ahd keeping the same in repair; Referred to a 
Commitiee, 35. Reported; Billordered; 104. Presented, 
and read, 112. Committed, 120, maportes to be ingrossed ; 
261. Passed, 266. Agreed to by the Lords, 306. Royal 
Assent, 334. 


Tortota, Vide Four anp Hatr per Cent Dutigs, 
TrapeE; Grand Committee appointed, 7, 

Vide Free Trape. 
TRALEE Harbour, Vide IRELAND. 


Transrer of Aids, Vide Ways aNnD MEAns, and Bits in 
SupP.y. 


TREASURY. Suppty, 


Treaties. Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 53.) 
Trinity House. Vide Accounts. 


Truro Roads; Petition for a Bill for making, repairing and 
improving the same, 33. Referred toa Committee, 34. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 40, Presented,and read, 49. Committed, 
76, Reported; and re-committed ; Leave to Committee to 
sit and proceed; 112. Reported; To be ingrossed; 121, 
Passed, 127. Agreed to by the Lords, 156. Royal Assent, 187. 


TunnEL. Vide Air Conveyance. Bricuton. THAmgs, 
Turner, Edward Haycock Colclough. Vide Man, Isux or. 


Turnpike Act; Petition of Trustees of the Manchester Roads 
for preventing Turnpike Roads being injured by excessive 
Weights; 135. To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 136, 

Petition of Peter Haydock and others, of 

Preston, for Alteration thereof; To lie on the Table, 393. 

To be printed, 397. 

Petition of William Sanders Robinson for the 

Repeal of certain parts thereof, 413. To lie on the Table, 414, 


Turnvike Acts Amendment; Acts 3 Geo. 4, c. 126. 4 Geo. 4. 
c. 16, and 7 and 8 Geo. 4. c. 24; read; Bill to amend the said: 
Acts and to render unnecessary the repetition of various 
Clauses usually inserted in local Turnpike Acts, ordered, 364. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed ; 382. nd Reading deferred, 391, 396. 
Bill committed, 405. Committee deferred ; 417, 424. Bill 
considered, 428. Reported ; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 429, Petition 
of Coach Masters, Proprietors of Stage Coaches running be- 
tween London and the Places adjacent, against ; To lie on the 
Table, 436. Further consideration of Report deferred, 440, 
447, 454. Bill re-committed ; and considered; 459. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third ing ; 
470. Passed, 477. 


Vide AccounTs, 











Bill to amend Acts for regulat- 
ing Turnpike Roads, ordered, 509. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 517. Committed, 526. 
Considered, 528. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

imted for Third Reading ; 531. Passed, 537. Agreed to 
ie Lords, 552. Royal Assent, 554. 


— Vide Journats. 
Turnrixe Roads; Petitions complaining of Amount of Fees 
paid on obtaining Acts of Parliament; viz. Of ‘Trustees for 
repairing the Roads from Warminster and Frome to the Bath 
Road, and from Wolverton to the Trowbridge Turnpike 


VOL. 83.——Sess. 1828. 








Road, 176; To be printed, 177. Of Trustees of .the Frome. , 
Roads ; To be printed, 199. Of Trustees or Commissioners 
of the Turnpike Road under Salisbury Plain, 216; To be 
press 217. Of Trustees of the Steyning and Horsham 

urnpike Road ; To «be ane, 230, Of the Trustees for 
executing three several Acts passed in the 6th, 27th, and 
47th Janey of his late Majesty, for repairing and widening 
the Road from Muckley Corner to Walsall and Wednesbury, 
and to Leigh Brook and Ocker Hill, and several other Roads 
in the County of Stafford; and, of several Trustees for exe- 
cuting an Act of his late Majesty, for enlarging the Term and 
Powers of several Acts, so far as the same.relate to the Roads 
from Birmingham,. through Wednesbury to High Bullen, 
and other Roads therein mentioned, in the counties of War- 
wick, Worcester and Stafford ; 238. Of the Trustees of the 
Shaftesbury division of Turnpike Roads, 245, Of the Trus- 
tees of the Plymouth Roads; To be printed, 254. 


Turnrike Roap Britis; Motion, That after the present 
Session, all Bills, which among other matters shall contain 
Provisions for the renewal, or repeaf and renewal of any Act ot 
Acts of Parliament relating to Turnpike Roads, be exempted 
from payment of Fees, &amp;c.; 238. Debate thereunon ad- 
journed, 239. Debate resumed; Amendment proposed ; 255. 
Amendment and Motion by Leave withdrawn; Resolution, 
That a Term not exceeding Thirty-one Years ought to be 
granted to all Trusts proposed to be established by Turnpike 
Road Bills, 256. Resolution read ; to be communicated to 
the Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence to be de- 
sired ; Conference to be desired with the Lords concerning the 
Term to be granted in future Turnpike Road Bills; 267. 
Order for Conference, read and discharged, 276, 


9° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 2. A. 1828, 


VACCINE EsTABLISHMENT, 
DRESSES, 69.) SuPPLy, 


VacrRAnts. Vide IRELAND. 


VaLuANceg, John. 
BRIGHTHELMSTON. 


Van Diemen’s Lanp; Petition of Gentry and others, Free 
Inhabitants of the said Colony, for Trial by Jury and Legis- 
lation by representation in that Colony ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 305. 

— Vide New Soutn Watgs, 

Vestriges. Vide IRELAND. 

Vererinary Cottece. Vide Accounts, 


Vircin Istanps. Vide Four anv a Haur per Cent 
Duttgs. 


Uusrer Canal. Vide [reLanp. 

UxversTone Slate Quarries. Vide State Durty, 
Union of Parisnses, Vide IreELAND. 

Voters RecistratTion. Vide Exvections. 

Vores and Papers, Vide Printine, 

and Proceedings; To be printed, 8. 

VotunTary ContrisuTions. Vide Cuurcn Briers. 


Usury Laws; Petition of Merchants, Bankers, and Traders 


of the City of London, for the Repeal thereof; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 353, 


- Bill to alter several Acts relating to Contracts 

for the Loan of Money at Interest, ordered, 367. Presented, 

and read; Day eppwnied for Second Reading ; and to be 

printed; 401. Second Reading deferred, 432, 446. Bill 
committed, and Committee put off for Three Months, 453, 

Urroxerer Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
amending two Districts of Road leading from High Bridges to 
Uttoxeter, and from the Newcastle Road at Spath to the 
Leek Road; Referred to a Committee, 39. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 135. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 173. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 215. Passed, 229. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 278. Royal Assent, 334.j 


Uxpripce Road. Vide BEACONSFIELD. 


Vide Accounts (Ap- 


ScorTLanD. 
Vide Air Conveyance TUNNEL. 











9° Geo. IV. Pari. 8.. Sess. 2. A. 1828. 


WADHURST and HorseEmMonpeEN Road; Petition fora 
Bill for more effectually repairing and im cote the same; 
Referred to a Committee, 22. Reported; Bill ordered; 49. 
Presented, and read, 66. Committed,94. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 148. Passed, 164, Agreed to by the Lords, 212, 
Royal Assent, 233. 

Waces; Petitions for regulating the Rate of Wages; viz. Of 
Journeymen Silk-Weavers of Macclesfield; To be printed, 
224, Of Operative Weavers of Rushulme, Gorton and 
Withington; To be printed, 264. Of Operative Weavers 
of Blackburn; To be printed, 289. Of the Journeymen 
Weavers of Wymondham and its Vicinity, in the County 
‘of Norfolk, 295. Of the Silk Weavers of Manchester; 
of the Operative Weavers of the Township of Blatchin- 
worth and Calderbrooke, in the Parish of Rochdale ; of the 
: ayor, 

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IN DEX to’ the ErecutyTurryp VoLumMeE. 


[ 1828. 








Waces—continued. rs Fee : 
Aldermen, Sheriffs, Master Manufacturers, Journey- 
- S Waren, and other Inhabitants of the City of Nor- 
wich; of the Carpet Weavers of Kidderminster; of the 
“Ribbon Weavers, and others, of Coventry; and, of the 
Journeymen Engine Silk Weavers of Spitalfields and its 
Vicinity; To be printed, 295: Of Operative Weavers of 
Woollen and Cotton in New Church, Forest of Rossendale ; 
To be printed, 378. Of Manufacturers and Weavers of 
- Ashton-under-Lyne, 390. Of Weavers and their Employers 
of Kendal; To be printed, 479. Of Hand-loom Cotton 
Weavers of Colne; and, of Manufacturers, Operative Weavers, 
and other Inhabitants of Manchester ; To be printed, 492. 
Of Gentlemen, Freeholders, Operative Weavers and other 
Inhabitants of Whitworth, in the Parish of Rochdale ; To be 
rinted, 523. Of Magistrates, Gentry, Clergy, and others, of 

igan, 553. 
Vide Lasovurers. 





Waxertetp and Ferrysripce Canal; Petition for a Bill 
for making and maintaining a navigable Canal from Wake- 
field to Ferrybridge; Referred to a Committee, 28. Pe- 
tition of several Merchants, Cornfactors and others, Inhabi- 

tants of the City of Lincoln; in favour, 31. , Petition of 

_ Gentry, Merchants, Tradesmen and Inhabitants of Beverley ; 
in favour of application for Bill, 43. Petition for Bill 
reported ; Bill ordered; 86. Petition of Inhabitants, Mer- 
chants and others of KT ag and Aldborough; in 
favour of application for Bill, 87. Bill presented, and read, 
87. Petitions of several Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants 

‘of the Town of Patrington in Holderness, in the East Riding 
of the County of York, and of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land in the Neighbourhood of the said Town; and, of 
Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Hedon in Holder- 
ness, in the East Riding of the County of York, and of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Neighbourhood of 
the said Town, in favour; go.’ Petition of the Governor, 
Assistants and Company of Merchant-Adventurers of the 
City of York, in favour, 94. Petitions of Owners and Mas- 
‘ters of Vessels navigating the Rivers Aire and Calder; of 
Inhabitants, Merchants, Manufacturers, Traders and Farmers 
resident in Kirkburton, Shelley, Emley&gt; Cumberworth, Skil- 
manthorpe, Clayton West and High Hoyland; of Merchants, 

. Manvfactorers, Traders and other Inhabitants of Wakefield ; 
of Manufacturers, Merchants, Coal-miners and Occupiers of 
Land, in Horbury; of Corn-factors, Millers, Dealers in Malt 
and Flour, of the Town of Wakefield ; of Inhabitants, Ma- 
nufacturcrs and Traders of Ossett; of Mirfield; of Manu- 
facturers, Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of Dewsbury ; 

« Of Merchants, Traders, Manufacturers and other Inhabitants 
of Holmfirth ; of Merchants, Farmers, Tradesmen and others 
residing in the Borough of Great Grimsby and the adjacent 
Villages ; of the principal Inhabitants, Merchants, Manufac- 
turers, Traders and others of Huddersfield ; of Inhabitants, or 
Owners or Occupiers of Estates in Pontefract and Tanshelf; 
of Farmers, Graziers, Coal-merchants, Corn-merchants and 
Maltsters of Barton-upon-Humber ; of Barrow ; and, of Far- 
mers, Graziers, Coal-merchants, Corn-factors and others of 
Wintringham, in favour; 98. Petition of the Mayor and 
Commonalty of York; Two Petitions of Merchants and 
others of Norwich, and, of Lowestoft, in favour, 103. Pe- 
titions of several Inhabitants, Merchants, Manufacturers and 
others resident in Stockport, Staleybridge and Ashton-under- 
Lyne, in the Counties of Chester and Lancaster; of Corn- 
factors residing in Manchester; of Inhabitants, Merchants, 
Manufacturers, Millowners and Traders of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Oldham ; of Merchants or Manufacttrers 
residing in Manchester; and, of Common Carriers, residing 
in Manchester, in favour; 108. Petitions of Inhabitants, 
Merchants and others, in Marsden, Slaithwaite, Saddleworth 
and Quick ; of Merchants, Manufacturers or Traders of Go- 
mersal, which comprehends the several populous Villages of 
Great Gomersal, Little Gomersal, Birstal and Birkenshaw ; of 
Manufacturers, Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of Heck- 
mondwike; of Inhabitar ts, Merchants and others of Almond- 
bury, Lockwood and Meltham; of Merchants, Manufac- 
turers, Traders and others of Alverthorpe and Thornes; of 
Inhabitants, Manufacturers and others of Stanley-cum-W ren- 
thorpe ; of Inhabitants, Merchants and .others of. Clithero ; 
of Merchants, Shipowners and Traders of Yarmouth; of 
Owners, Masters and Mariners of Sloops and other Vessels 
navigating the Rivers Aire and Calder, trading between the 
Port of Kingston-upon-Hull and the Town of Wakefield ; of 
Owners and Masters of Vessels navigating the Rivers Aire 
and Calder; of Lime-merchants, Traders and others of Knot- 
tingley; of Merchants, Manufacturers and others of ‘Little- 
borough and Todmorden; of Rochdale ; of Corn-merehants, 
Traders and others of Great Driffield; of ‘Coal-miners, 
Traders, Owners and Occupiers of Land, in’ Thornhill; of 
Manufacturers, Coal-miners, Maltsters, Stone-merchants and 
Occupiers of Land in Rastrick, Elland-cum-Greetland and 


Stainland ; of Inhabitants, Manufacturers and Merchants of . 
Batley and Soot-hill; of Manufacturers, Merchants; Coal- ; - 
miners and Occupiers of Land of Flockton, Nether’Shiittling- . 


ton and other ‘places; of Merchants, Munwfaétirérs: and 
others of Halifax; of Inhabitants, Manufacturers, and Mer- 


chants of Liversedge; of Owners and Occupiers of Lands of 
Bretton West, Darton, Kexbro’ and Roystone ; of Merchants 

‘ and Traders of Barnsley and on the Line of the Canal from 
Barnsley to Wakefield ; of Owners and Occupiers of Lands of 
Silkstone, Dodworth, ‘Cawthorne and Hoylandswaine; of 
Owners and Occupiers of Lands of Penistone, Thurlstone, 
Lansett, Hunshelf, Oxspring, Ingbirchworth, Denby and 
Gunthwaite ; of Merchants, Manufacturers and others of 
Brighouse, Clifton and Southowram; and, of Hebden Bridge, 
Hepstonstall, Mythomroyd, Wadsworth, Erringden, Stans- 
field and Langfield, in favour; 112. Petitions of Merchants, 
Traders and others, of York; of Merchants, Shipowners 
and others, of Wisbech ; of Traders, Farmers and others, of 
Holbeach and Long Sutton ; of Merchants, Cornfactors and 
others, of Sleaford; of Corn-merchants, Traders and others, 
of Spalding ; of Cornfactors, Coal-merchants and others, of 

' Glamford Briggs; of Merchants, Bankers, and others, of 
Kingston-upon-Hull; of Corn Merchants, Maltsters and 
others, of Nottingham ; of Merchants, Shipowners and others, 
of Ipswich ; of Merchants, Traders and others, of Market 

- Harborough ; of Leicester; of Corn-merchants, Traders and 
others, of Peterborough; and, of Inhabitants and Traders of 
Ferrybridge, in favour, 115. Petition of the Undertakers 
of the Rivers Aire and Calder, against, 115. To lie on the 
Table, 116. Petition of the most Noble George William 
Frederick, Duke of Leeds, against ; To lieon the Table, 110. 
Petitions of Merchants, Cornfactors and others of Howden ; 
of Gainsburgh; of Louth; of Merchants, Shipowners and 
others, of Boston; of Selby; of Corn Merchants, Traders 
and others, of Market Weighton, North Cave, and other 
places; of Merchants, Corn-factors and others, of Alford; 
of Merchants, Traders and others, of New Malton ; and, of 
Inhabitants, Merchants and others, of Ripon, in favour; 119. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 121. Petition of 
Merchants, Shipowners and Traders of the City of Norwich, 
in favour, 366. 


Wakerierp and Hauirax Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing and improving the same, 68. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 69. Reported; Bill ordered; 94. «Presented, and 
read, 99. Committed, 115. Petition of Owners of Property. 
in, and Inhabitants. of Soothill Nether, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 266. Petitions of Merchants, Manufac- 
turers, Traders, and other Inhabitants of Wakefield ; and, of. 
Dewsbury, in favour; 281. Petitions of several Owners and_ 
Occupiers of Farms, Lands and Buildings in the Township of 
Clifton, otherwise Hartishead Cum Clifton, in the Parish of 
oe in the West Riding of the County of York; of Sir’ 
George Armytage, of Kirklees Hall, in the County of York, 
Baronet; and, of several Inhabitants of the Town and , 
Neighbourhood of Wakefield, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 290. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 309. Passed,’ 
318. Agreed to by the Lords, 348. Royal Assent, 375. 


Watcort Cuarity Estates; Bill from the Lords, for con- 
firming a Partition of the said Estates, and for regulating the 
said Charity, 436. Read, 449. Orders for Second Reading, 

‘ and for reading the Bill the first time, read, and discharged, 
461. Billlaid aside, and another Bill ordered, 462. v 
infra. 





Bill ordered, 462. Presented, 
and read, 482. Committed, 491. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
538. TPassed, 539. Agreed to by the Lords, 557. Royal 

_ Assent, 558. a 

Watoversey (Cambridge) Lands’ Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually draining and improving the same; Referred to.a 
Committee, 52. Reported; Bill ordered ; 124. Presented, 


and read, 154. Committed, 215. Reported; to be in- 


‘grossed ; 303. Passed, 319. Agreed to by the Lords, 357. 
oyal Assent, 376. 

Wates. Vide New Soutn WAtgs. 

Wanpsworts Inclosure. Vide BATTERSEA. 

Wantace; Petition for a Bill for lighting, watching, and 
otherwise improving the said Town; Referred to a Committee, 
25. Reported; Bill ordered; 89. Presented, and read, 174. 
Committed, 241. re se to be ingrossed ; 309. Passed, 
334. Agreed to by the Lords, 378. Royal Assent, 448. 

Wansuutts Green Roads. Vide Kiprines Cross. 

WanrpeN or THE CINQUE Ports. Vide Cingue Ports. 

Wasupourne Inclosure. Vide Fowke. 

Wartcuet Roads. Vide MINEHEAD. 

Water. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 71.) METROPOLIS 
Water. 

Water Companies; Motion for appointing a Committee to 
take into consideration the Report of the Commissioners of 
Inquiry into the present System of supplying Water te the 
‘Metropolis, and what ‘Remedy can be applied; By leave 
withdrawn, 492. ’ ; 

Vide AccounTs. 





Wits Coss and’Pensuunst Roads; Petition for a Bill for 


pepaiting, improving, and maintaining the same; Referred to 
neglect ecteses Reported Bill ordered ; 67. Presented, 
and read, 76. Rompninted, 04- Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
158.° Passed, 164. - Agreed’ 
Assent, 449. 


to by the Lords, 414. Royal 


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Watson, Peter. Vide Easter OrrERinGs. 

Weutanp Canau.. Vide Canapa. 

Wetts and Faxennam Road; Petition for a Bill to alter, 

« amend, and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 
66. Reported; Bill ordered; 167. Presented, and read, 
175. Committed, 267. Time-en for Committee to 
report, 309. Bill reported, .g23. ‘To be ingrossed, 324. 
Passed, 339. Agreed to by the Lords, 378. Royal Assent, 

_ 449-- / i 

Westerteicn Railway. Vide Bristot and GLoucEsTER- 
SHIRE. 

West Inpia Cuurcnes. Vide Accounts. Surrty. 


West Inp1a Docks. Vide Accounts, 
: Railway. Vide Commerciat Roan. 





' East Lonpon. 

West Inp1a Propuce; Petitions for regulating the Duties 
on exported Produce, and for reduction of the Duties on. 
Sugar; viz. Of West India Planters and Merchants, 221. 
and, of Board of Council and others of Antigua, 223. To 
be printed, 224. 

Vide East InprA TrabDeE. 

WestMinsTeER Bripce. Vide Accounts. 


WeestMINsTER SEssions; Bill to enable the Justices of the 
Peace for Westminster to hold their Sessions of the Peace 
during Term, and the Sitting of the Court of King’s Bench, 

’ ordered, 140. Presented, and read; Day spednet for Se- 

' cond Reading; and to be printed; 143. Committed, 157- 
Considered; and reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third. Reading; 171. Passed, 179. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 204. Royal Assent, 233. 

Wexrorp Potice. Vide [RELanp. 

Wuerstone and Sr. ALnAn’s Turnpike Trust; Select Com- 
mittee appointed to inquire into the state of the Road under 
the care of the said Trust, and to report their Observations 
thereupon ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum ; Petition of Mail Contractors and others, 
referred, 517. Members added, 527. Report, to lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 542. 


Wuitecnargn Roap Railway. Vide East Lonpon, 


Wuiresaven Roads; Petition fora Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 
10. Reported; Bill ordered ; 109. Presented, and read, 115. 
Committed, 124. Reported; to be &gt; sary 165. Passed, 
173. Agreed to by the Lords, 200. Royal Assent, 202. 


WuitstaBte Railway. Vide CANTERBURY. 
Wicxnam Road. Vide Farenam. 

Wicxtow Potice. Vide IRELAND. 

Wi uiams, Thomas. Vide ALEHOUSES. 

Wits. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 72.) 
Wixrsontown Road. Vide Scortanp. F 


Wimstepon Poor Rares; Petition for a Bill for better 
assessing and collecting the Poor and other Rates in the 
Parish of Saint Mary Wimbledon; Referred to a Committee, 
13. Reported; Bill ordered; 35. Petition of Inhabitant 
Householders of Saint Mary Wimbledon, against, 77. _Pre- 
sented, and read, 98. Committed, 104. Petition of Inha- 
bitants, Owners and Occupiers of Lands in Saint Mary Wim- 
bledon, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 128. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 149. Passed, 158. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 185. Royal Assent, 187. 

Wincuester, Bishop of; Bill from the Lords to enable the 
Lord Bishop of Winchester to fell Timber on the Estates of 
that See, and for providing a Residence for the Bishops of 
Winchester, 373. Read, 375. Committed, 377. Reported, 
396. Passed, 397. Royal Assent, 449. 


Winpsor Castie. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Wine, Moses. Vide Lire ANNUITIES. 


Wine; Petition of Licensed Victuallers and 'l'avern-keepers in 
and near London, respecting the retailing of Wine without 
a License ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 217. 

Vide Accounts. 

Wissecu Road. Vide Cuatreris. 

Witnesses; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 

a Witness committed to Newgate, for attempting 

to defeat the Investigation of a Committee of the whole 

House, by wilfully suppressing the Truth, 122. Reprimanded 

and discharged, 151. 

a Witness committed to Newgate for being 

uilty of gross and wilful Falsehood before a Committee of 
the whole House, 147. Reprimanded, and discharged, 199. 
in Eguiry. Vide IneLanp. 

















WiveE.iscomBe (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill-to-in- | 
close ; Referred to a Committee, 31. Reporied ;, Bill ordered; : 


135. Presented, and read, 169. Committed, 215., Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 288. Passed, 311. Agreed to by.the,Lords, 
343» Royal Assent, 344. n be 


VOL. 83.—Sess. 1828. 


1828:] INDEX @ the: E1rcutysnirnn Votoms: 


Woot; Petitions ‘against the Importation ‘of Foreign Wool ; 


_ » Farms ; andyof Owners and Occupiers.of Lands in the Western 
--. Division-of the County. of ait To be printed, 494. Bnd 
i bos swiosisns 2tasscei8l to ; xstish | ee 


&gt; Woops and Forests, Commissioners of. Vide Puntie 
Money. 


, 


viz. Of Breeders of Sheep and Growers of- Wool id ‘the 


. Parishes of Spilsby, Eresby, Halton and Steeping, in the parts 
_ of Lindsey and County of Lincoln, ii OF rae 


Burgh; of 
Toynton. All Saints, Toynton Saint Peter, and. Hiindlcky of 
Wainfleet ; of Alford ; and, of Partney and Willoughiby ; 177. 
Of Agriculturists Occupiers of Lands in Taunton; and, of 
Farmers and Wool Growers in the Forest of Sherwood ; To 


_ be printed, 242,. Of Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of 


King’s Lynn ; and, of Proprietors and Occupiers of Land in 
Cargill, Scotland; To be printed, 246. Of Owners ‘and Oc- 
cupiers of Southdown Farms, in West Stoke and Funtington ; 


. To be printed, 255: Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in 


Lammermuir ; and, of the Wool Growers of the Hundreds of 
Estimaner and Tal-y-bont, Merioneth ; To be printed, 276. 


- Of Wool Growers of the County of Montgomery, 283 ; and, 


of Owners and Occupiers of Flock Farms and~Growers ‘of 
Wool, in the Eastern part of Suffolk; To be printed, 283. 


‘ Of Owners and Occupiers of Estates in. the County of 


Merioneth; of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Stockton 


- Ward, in the County of Durham; and, ‘in Cleveland, in 


Yorkshire ; ‘To be printed, 294. Of Owners and Occupiers 
of Land in the Neighbourhood of Andover ; To be printed, 
320. Of several Heritors, Commissioners of Supply, and 
Justices of the Peace, of the County of Argyll; of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in and near Stockbridge ; of Breeders 
and Graziers of Sheep, of several places in the County of 


' Lincoln ; and, of Growers of Wool in the Vicinity of Louth, 


327. Of the Agricultural Association of the County of Lime- 
rick; To be printed, 327. Of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, and others interested in the Growth of Wool, resident 
in the City of Lincoln, 332. Of Owners and Occupiers of 
Southdown Farms in Eastdean, and Singleton, Sussex ; of 
East Lavant, and Mid-Lavant, in the County of Sussex; and, 
of Owners and Occupiers of Lands in Boxgrove and West- 
hampnett, Sussex, 336. Of the Breeders of Sheep and 
Growers of Wool residing in Tindale and Coquetdale Wards, 
in the County of Northumberland; of Owners and Occupiers 
of Southdown Farms, in the Parishes of Westdean, and. Bin- 


’ derton, in the County of Sussex; and, of the Committee of 


the Norfolk Agricultural Association; To be printed, 340. 


_ Of several Owners and Occupiers of Stock Farms and Growers 


of Wool in Kirkby Lonsdale, 346. Of several Owners,and 
Occupiers of Land, and Growers of Wool, in the, Parish and 
Market Town of Hadleigh and its Neighbourliood, in. the 


‘ County of Suffolk ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the 


Hundred of Samford, in the County of Suffolk; and, of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land, and Growers of Wool, in the 
District of Woodbridge, in the County of Suffolk, 349. Of 
several Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Parish of Mold- 
ash and its Vicinity, in the County of Kent; of the Wool 
Growers of the Parish and Neighbourhood of Dolgelly, in 
the County of Merioneth ; and, of the Landowners, Farmers 
and Wool Growers, in the Parish of Dolwyddelen, in the 
County of Carnarvon; To be printed, 352. Of Freeholders 
and Occupiers of Land in the County of Brecon, 356. Of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in Pluckley; To be printed, 
356. Of Breeders and Graziers of Sheep in the Vicinity of 
Bury Saint Edmund’s; of Landowners, Farmers and Wool 
Growers of Trefriw ; and, of Farmers and others, in the Vi- 
cinity of Cambridge ; 361. Of several Owners and Occupiers 
of Land in Romney and Walland Marshes and the adjoining 
Levels; and, of Landowners, Farmers, and Wool Growers in 
the Township of Gwydyr, in the Parish of Llanrwst, in the 
County of Carnarvon; 370. Of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, and others interested in the Growth of Wool, resident 
in the Town and Vicinity of Horncastle; To be printed, 370. 
Of several Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Parish of 
Ashford, and its Vicinity, in the County of Kent; of Land- 
owners, Farmers and Wool Growers in the Parish of Bettws- 
y-coed, in the County of Carnarvon; and, in the Parish of 
anddogoed, in the County of Denbigh; 378. Of several 
Owners and Occupiers of Land, and others, Inhabitants of the 
Towns, Parishes and Places of Crowland, Postland, Spalding, 
Moulton and Wisbech, in the Counties of Lincoln and Cam- 
bridge, and Neighbourhood thereof; To be printed, 394. Of 
Wool Growers in the Isle of Purbeck ; To be printed, 397. Of 
Proprietors of Land and Farmers in the County of Selkirk, 
interested in the production of Wool; To be printed, 401. 
Of Occupiers of Land, Growers of Wool in different. Counties 
of England; To be printed, 415. Of Freeholders and Te- 
nantry, Wool Growers of the County of Radnor; To be 
printed, 426. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Callington ; 
aad,.of Leabam; 431. Of Sheep Farmers in the County of 
ss; lo,be printed, 431. Of Landowners, Farmers and 
Wool.Growers; in the Parish of Llanrhychwyn, 4442 Of 
Owners and, Occupiers of Land, and others, interested. in the 
growth of Wool in Boston; To.be printed, 467. Of Land- 


., bolders.and Sheep Farmers of. the ounty of Ross; and, in 


the County, of 4 havin 487... Of Agriculturists in the 
Owners and Occupiers of Southdown 


2 ers 


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INDEX @ the Erenry-rurkp Vorume. 


(1898; 








Woot—continued. 


Breeders and Graziers of Sheep in Rutland; and, of Land- 
owners, Farmers and’ Wool Growers in Llanrwst; 502, Of 
Landowners of Roxburgh ; To be printed, 502. Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land, and others, interested in the growt 
of Wool, resident in the Neighbourhood of Market oie, 
525, Of the Flockmasters upon the South Downs, and 

. Others interested in the Trade of British Wool, residing in 
and near the Market Town of Steyning ; To be printed, 525. 
Of several Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, and other 
Heritors and Justices of the Peace of the County of Inverness, 
and others interested in the growth of Wool in that County ; 
and, of several Landholders and Sheep Farmers in the County 
of Inverness, interested in Wool ; To be printed, 536. Of 
Landholders and Sheep Farmers in the County of Sutherland, 
interested in Wool; To be printed, 538. 


Petitions against any Alteration of the Law relating 
thereto; viz, Of Merchants and others resident in London, 
engaged in the Woollen Trade, and in the exportation of 

’ British Woollen Manufactures, 276. To be printed, 277° 
Of Woollen Manufacturers of the County of Gloucester; To 
be printed, 282, Of Manufacturers of Carpets in Kidder- 

‘ minster, and others; To be printed, 305. Of the Manufac- 
turers, and others interested in the Woollen Trade, at Nether- 
ton; of Birstall; of Mirfield; of Merchants, Manufacturers, 
Woolstaplers, and others interested in the Woollen Trade, of 
Huddersfield; of Holmfirth; of Meltham; of Golcar and 
Longwood ; of Crosland; of Rastrick; of Woollen Manu- 
facturers of Kirkheaton; of Almondbury ; of Kirkburton; and, 

‘ of the County of Wilts ; 313. Of Merchants, Manufacturers, 
Woolstaplers, and others, of Saddleworth ; of Dewsbury ; and, 
of Importers of Foreign Wool, and others interested therein, 
resident in handons te be printed, 313. Of Merchants, 
Manufacturers, and others interested in the Wool Trade, in 
Gomersal and Birkenshaw; of Yeadon and Guiseley; of 
Pudsey, Farsley, and Stanningley ; of Idle, Shipley and Ec- 
cleshill ; of Batley and Heckmondwike ; of Cleckheaton and 
Hightown ; of Horsforth and Rawdon; of Morley ; of Gil- 
dersome; of Mirfield and Hopton; of Bramley ; of Armley 
and Wortley; and, of Hunslet and Holbeck; 320. Of Mer- 
chants, Woolstaplers, Manufacturers and others, of Wake- 
field; of Bradford; and, of the County of Somerset ; To be 
rinted, 320. Of the Company of Merchants of the City of 
Edinburgh ; To be printed, 356. Of Manufacturers of 
Woollen Goods residing in and on the Borders of the County 
of Devon; To be printed, 416. Of Woollen Manufacturers 

Of Woollen Manufacturers of 


of Bury ; To be printed, 420. 
Galashiels ; To be printed, 431. 





Woot Hips and Tatiow; Petitions against the importation 
thereof; viz. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the central’ 
District of Perthshire ; Te be printed, 348. Of Owners and 
Ocenniers of Land and others in Maidstone; To be printed, 
350. 

V. Accounts. ’ 

Woorse and Nantwicu Road. Vide Nortuwicn. 

Worxmen. Vide Money Payment. 


Works; Office of; Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the state of the Publie Buildings in the Department of 
the Office of Works ; to report their Observations ; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records ; to adjourn from place to’ 
a and to sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of the 

ouse; Five to be the Quorum; 191. Power to Committee 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Appendix, to’ 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 451." 
Vide Accounts. | 


Worksop Church; Petition of Inhabitants of that Parish, for 
qeocng 9 new Charch within the Parish of Worksop; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 288. 

Road. .Vide Bausy. 

Wrexuam Road. Vide Cuester. 

Writs. Vide Erections. SrEaKER. 


Wrornam and Marvstone Roads; Petition for a Bill fot 
more effectually repairing the same, 21. Referred to a 
Committee, 22. Reported; Bill ordered; 49. Presented, 
and read, 66. Committed, 81. Reported, and re-committed, 
141. Reported; to be ingrossed; 164. Passed, 174. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 212. Royal Assent, 233. 

Wywnng, late Robert Watkin; Bill from the Lords for enabling 
Trustees to sell, under the authority of the High Court of 
Chancery, the rea] Estates devised by his Will, 484. Read, 
487. Committed, 501. Leave to Committee to sit and pro- 
ceed, and to report, 506. Bill reported, and passed, 510. 
Royal Assent, 535. 





9° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess.2. A. 1828. 
YARMOUTH (South Town) Roads; Petition for a Bill for 


enlarging Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 53. Petition of Inhabitants or Occupiers of Houses 
within the Hamlet of South Town, in favour, 73. Reported ; 
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
120, Vide StanpinG Orpers, Report, that the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 134. 
Yate, Walter Honywood. Vide Law and Eouity: 
Youcuat Bridge. Vide IRELAND, 








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