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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


TO THE 


EIGHTY-FOURTH VOLUME. 





1829. 











10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 
Piscteun HARBOUR. Vide Scorranp. 


Improvement. Vide Scor.anp. 
AccounTANTs, Public. Vide Accounts. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: 


ACCOUNTANTS PUBLIC :— 


1. List of Officers and Departments, whose Accounts have been usually audited by aan 
- Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts; printed 158 - 
(Sess. Papers, *N° 101. “vol. xv.) 


2. Account of the Arrears and Balances due to and from all Public Accountants on 5th Ja- 
nuary 1829, arising upon Accounts which have been stated or declared completed wh 
poy Bets 1829; printed 158 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 101. vol. xv.) 

3. List of Accounts depending in the Office of the Commissioners for ery | Public Ac- 
counts, which have not been audited, stated or declared, completed | to 2 Sth Febroay| 
1829; printedig8 - - ~- - = (Sess. Paper, N° 101. vol. xv.) 


ceeding hath been controlled, suspended, or prevented by authority of His Majesty, 
between 5th January 1828 and sth 


January 1829; printedi64 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 101. “vol. xv.) 
5. 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 anuary 1829; printed 164 - - - (Sess. P 


4. of Public Accountants, in respect of whom the execution of any process or “1 


apers, N° 101. vol. xv.) 
ACCOUNTS; v.-AccountTs, 1 to §, 240, 323, 324. 

Acts ; v. ACCOUNTS, 205. ° 

ADMINISTRATION, LETTERS OF; v. Accounts, 182, 253- 


ADMIRALTY, COURT OF :— 


6. Account of all Monies which have arisen and been received for and in respect of any 
Droits of Admiralty, Droits of the Crown, and from the ne of the Four and a} 
Half per Centum Duties - - o. 1, fies, oe ee i 


— V. Accounts, 227. 
AFFIDAVITS OF DEBT; v. Accounts, 149. 
AFRICA; v. Accounts, 309, 381, 385, 386. 


AFRICAN ForRTS:— 
7. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses of the Forts of Cape Coast Castle 
and Accra, from ist January to 31st December 1829; printed 75. Referred 134 + 


(Sess. Papers, N° 41. vol. xv1.) 
AFRICA, SOUTH :— 


8. Copy of Order in Council relative to the Natives in South Africa; printed396 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 339. vol. xxv.) 
AFRICANS; v. Accounts, 8, 


Ordered. 


Presented, 





King’s 
Command. 





per Address. 





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* Sess. Papers.—Sessional Papers, ordered to be printed, bearing N° 101. at the foot of the page; bound up in Vol. xv. of the 
printed Papers of this Session, and placed in the Library of the House of Commons; &amp;c. 





VOL. 84.-——Sess. 1829. A 











IN DEX ¢o the E1icuty-rourtH VOLUME. 




















































ALKALI; V. Accounts, 144. 


AMERICA :— , 
10. Estimate of the Sam which may be wanted to cover the Expenses of the Missions and 


ARMY :— 
12. 


13. 


14. 


. ——— of Half Pay and Military Allowances to reduced and retired Officers - - 


. —— of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces -  - 


. Abstract of the Estimates of Army Services, for the year 1829; printed 29. Re- 


44 


45- 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ALIENS :— ‘ 
g. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in 1829, for paying the Salaries of the _ | 


and contingent Expenses of the Office; printed 75. Referredi1gg - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xv1.) 


Special Commissions to the New States of America, for 1829; printed 75. rer} 
ferred 134 - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xv1.) 


— V. Accounts, 125. 


AMERICAN LOYALISTS :— 
ll. 


Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Relief of American Loyalists, ad 
1829; printed 75, Referred 134 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 39. vol. xv1.) 


ANNUITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 255+ 
APOTHECARIES HALL; v. Accounts, 229. 


Estimate of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, for the Pet 
1829 - - - - - a a * * ‘ . ‘ an “ 

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 1828 
to24th December1829 - -~— - Sees “moo - = = = 

State of Expenses on account of Recruiting ; Statement referred to in the above Esti- 
mate; State of the Services provided for under the head of Contingencies, for 1829 ; 
printed 29. Referred 73 - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. xv.) 


























15. Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land and Sea Service, for 1829 ;| 
printed 42. Referred 95 - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 17. vol. xvi.) 
16. Account of Services incurred and not provided for; printed 96. Referred 134 } 
(Sess. Papers, N° 61. vol. xv1.) 
17. Estimate of the Charge of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals, for ) 
1829 - - - - =} « an ‘. » é . - z * 
18. of Allowances to the Principal Officers of the several Public Departments - 
19. of Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces - - - .- 
20 of Volunteer Corps - = - Gal s&amp;t vilkeic om yam veer peeve 
21 of Four Regiments of Dragoons, and Twenty Battalions of Infantry, for 
Service in India - - - - - - - ~ - - - - 
22 of Four Troops of Dragoons, and Twenty Companies of Foot, stationed in 
Great Britain, for recruiting Corps in India -— - - - - - - - 
23. ofthe Royal Military College - - - - - - - = = 
24. ———— of the Pay of General Officers, not being Colonels of Regiments - - ~~ - 
25. of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - - - - - 
26. of Full Pay to reduced, retired and unattached Officers - - - = - 





of Half Fay 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 - - — ee ee ae Tig al ge oe 
of In-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals - - - = - 
of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - -— - - - . 
of the Royal Military Asylum - — - a ee ee — 


of Allowances on the Compassionate List ; of Allowances as of His Majesty’s 
Royal Bounty ; and of Pensions to Officers for Wounds as, a oe 
of the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the nature 
of Superannuation or retired Allowances, to Persons formerly belonging to Public 











Departments - - - se - - oo ee he ett 
of Exchequer Fees in Great Britain, upon Issues to be made for Army 
Services - “; = - = ei aC a ele 1S 





ferred 73 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 12. vol. xv1.) | 


. Account of the Deputy Treasurer of Chelsea Hospital, of unclaimed Prize Money \ 


printed 62 - - = = = = (Sess. Papers, N° 42. vol. xvi.) 


Troops in Great Britain and Ireland; printed 75. Referred 143 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xv1.) 


. Estimate of Sums required for the Supply of Bread, Meat and Forage, &amp;c. for vt 


. Abstracts of Accounts of Commissaries; printed 75. Referred 143 - - * 


(Sess. Papers, n° 44. vol. xvi.) 


. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted for the Extraordinary Expenses of the) 


Army, for 1829; printed 96. Referred 134. (Sess. Papers, N° 61. vol. xvi.) J 


- Return of Qualifications of Deputy Governors and Militia Officers, received by the 


Clerk of the Peace for the County of Down, in1828 = - - - - } 


. Return of the Total Amount voted for the Militia in the United Kingdom, from “ 


January 1816to ist January 1829 =- = - = Utell 


Yeomanry Corps in the United Kingdom, from 1816 to 1829; printed 388 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 318. vol. xv.) 


. Account of the Total Expense of every kind paid by the Public for Volunteer . 


Return of the Number of Troops stationed in the West Indies, and the Number of } 
Deaths which have occurred since June 1810 - - - - - - - 
Return of the Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Militia Officers- - - 


V. Accounts, 172, 303. 





King’s 
Command, 


King’s 


Command. 


23 


23 


23 


King’s 


Command. 


per Act. 


2 , 
King’s 


Command. 
King’s 

Command, 
King’s 

Command. 


per Act. 


267 


267 


361 


per Act. 





Presented. 


ae 


74 


74 


74 


28 


135 


388 


388 














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530 


527 


427-430 


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449 


431 
437 
437 
437 


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442 
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443 
444 
444 


444 


445 
448 


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1829.] INDEX to the Ercutry-rourtH VoLume. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 4 PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented. of 
ARREARS AND BALANCES; v, Accounts, 2, 347. Arrenprx. 
ARUNDEL PorT:— 
46. Report and Account of the Commissioners - - - - - - = = | per Act. go 
/ ASSESSED TAXES; v. ACCOUNTS, 327, 347; 359, 353, 370- 
_ ATHOLL, DUKE OF; v. Accounts, 277, 278. 
AUDIT OFFICE ; v, Accounts, 1 to 5. 
BAHAMA ISLANDS; v. Accounts, 309, 383. 
BAILABLE PROCESSES; v. AccouNTS, 149- 
Bait FoR DEBT; v. Accounts, 149, 150. 
Bank NOTES :— 
47. Accounts of Notes of the Bank of England under £. 5. issued and in circulation tains { 44 
Weekly, at several Periods; printed 45,153. (Sess. Papers, N° 105. vol. xv.) eaiiih 163 
BANK OF ENGLAND :— 
48. 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 1829; printed25 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 14. vol. xv.) per Act. 25 
49. 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; printed 25 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 14. vol. xv.) a" 25 
50. Account of the Amount paid to the Bank for Interest on Deficiency Bills, in the years 
1825, 1826, 1827 and 1828 OR Me eh ee ie de ee ab 
51. Account of Money paid or payable at the Bank of England for the Management of the&gt; sy 
Public Debt, in the year 1828. - - - - - = = # = = 
52. 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 1828 -~ - 
of Amount of Advances made by the Bank to Government on Exchequer 
Bills and all other Securities, on 28th August 1828 and 28th February 1829 - ‘ 129 189 
of the Number of Branch Banks that have been established under Act 
7 Geo. IV. c. 46; printed 189 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 126. vol. xv.) ‘ 
55- Account of the Number of Persons to whom a half year’s Dividend on Three per Cent 
Consols. and the several other Stocks, became due on the 5th January last and 10th 
October last; printed 359. - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 298. vol. xv.) 334 359 
— V. AccounTs, 47. 
BANK OF IRELAND; v. Accounts, 217. 
BANKRUPTS; v. Accounts, 61. 
BARILLA; v. Accounts, 144. 
BEER; v. Accounts, 98, 265, 269, 275, 365. 
BENCOOLEN; v. AccounTs, 171. 
BERBICE; v. Accounts, 388. 
BERMUDA; v. Accounts, 89, 309. 
BILts; v. Accounts, 205, 321. 
BoARD OF LONGITUDE; v. AccounNTs, 291, 292. 
BoarD OF WoRKsS; v. Accounts, 222. 
BooTs AND SHOES; v. Accounts, 110, 
BRANDY; v. Accounts, 396. 
BREWERS; v. Accounts, 266, 273. 
British Museum :— 
56. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in 1829, for the New Buildings at the Kine’s 
British Museum, and for the Royal Library; printed 104. Referred 134 - ot 1 eee 104 516 
(Sess. Papers, n° 65. vol. xvi.) 
57- Accounts of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum, for 1828; of esti- 
mated Charges, and of Persons admitted; printed 142. Referred 184. ~ “| 142 142 546 
(Sess. Papers, n° 82. vol. xvi.) J 
BuTTER; v. Accounts, 238. 
BUTTER TRADE; v. Accounts, 210. 
CALEDONIAN CANAL; v. Accounts, 373, 378. 
CALICOES :— 
58. Return of the Number of Square Yards of printed Cotton Cloths that have paid Duty 
in the United Kingdom ; the Number of Yards exported, and Account of Expense 
of collecting the Excise Revenue on printed Cottons ; also, Copy of any Statements 
or Memorials presented by the Calico Printers to the Board of Trade or Treasury, 343 39° 
complaining of the Duty on Printed Calicoes; printed 391 - - -.- 
(Sess. Papers, N° 322. vol. x x1.) 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY; v. Accounts, 298. 
CANADA :— 
59- Act for ascertaining, establishing and confirming in a legal and regular manner, and King’s 382 
for civil purposes, the Parochial Sub-divisions of various parts of that Province ‘} Command. 
— V. Accounts, 139. 
CANDLES; v. ACCOUNTS, 190, 191. 
CANTERBURY, PREROGATIVE COURT OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 317. 
CaPE OF Goop HoPeE:— 
60. ——_ of Commissioners of Inquiry upon the Trade of the Cape of Good Hope, the 
avigation of the Coast, and the Improvement of the Harbours of that Colony; | per Address}. 361 
printed 362 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 3v0. vol. v.) 
CARNATIC DEBTS; v. Accounts, 167, 
CEYLON; v. Accounts, 178. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CHANCERY, COURT OF :— 


61. Accounts of the Number of Re-hearings and Sop. of the Number of Causes, of 
the Number of Pleas and Demurrers, and of Bankrupt Petitions which stood for 
hearing before the Lord Chancellor and Vice Chancellor; of the Number of 
Re-hearings, Exceptions and further Directions, and of the Number of Causes 
which stood for hearing before the Master of the Rolls, on the first day of Hilary 
Term 1829; also,a Return of the Amount of Effects of Suitors in the Court of 
Chancery, from 1819 to 1828; printed 77. oi Nee ae a ae 


62. Return of the Number of Causes and Matters pending in the High Court of Chancery, 
to the credit of which any sum of Money is now vested in Bank Annuities, or inCash 
[Motion for printing this Return withdrawn, 384.] 


for Judgment, when the Great Seal was put in Commission in May 1783; and when 
it was delivered to Lord Thurlow; printed 366 (Sess. Papers, n° 308. vol. xvii.) 


- of the number of Causes in the Court of Chancery standing for hearing | 


63. Account of the number of Causes in the Court of Chancery standing for hearing hen 


64. 





for Judgment, when the Great Seal was put in Commission, from June 1791 to 
February 1792, with the number of Causes heard and determined - = = 


— V. Accounts, 207. 
CHAPELS; v. AccouNTS, 72. 
CHAPLAINS; v. AccouNTS, 171. 
CHARING CROSS IMPROVEMENT :— 


65. Account to 5th January 1829, of all Monies received and expended in carrying into 
execution Act 7 Geo. 4, c. 77, and an Estimate of the Sum to be provided for con 


pleting the same; printed 149 - = = (Sess. Papers, n°96. vol. xxt1.) 


66. of the Application of certain Sums, specifying the several Particulars, mt 





separate Heads, stated as expended in the Return to the House; printed240 = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 179. vol. xx1.) 
CHARITABLE ESTABLISHMENTS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 242. 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS; v. AccounTs, 221. 


CHARITIES :— 


67. Copy of the Twentieth Report of Commissioners on Public Charities; printed 49 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 19. vol. vit.) 

68. Returns of the Number of Bills and Informations filed in the Courts of Equity at the 

Instance of the Commissioners of Charities, from 1st March 1828 to ist March 

1829; of the Number of Petitions preferred by the Attorney General; and other 

Returns relating to the Proceedings thereon; printed 329 - - - - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 270. vol. xx.) 
69. Return of the Number of Charities and Charitable Donations for the Benefit of the 
Poor and other Persons in England and Wales, registered in the Offices of the 06, 
of the Peace, pursuant to Act 52 Geo.3; printed 335 = - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 274. vol. xx.) 
70. Copy of the Twenty-first Report of Commissioners on Public Charities; printed 403 
(Sess. Papers, n°349. vol. vit.) 
CHELSEA HOSPITAL; v. AccouUNTS, 29, 30, 37. 
CHINA TRADE; v. Accounts, 165, 179- 
CHURCHES :— 
71. Account of the Charges and Expenses paid by the Commissioners for building New 
Churches; printed 323 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 265. vol. xx1,) 
72. List of Applications made to the Commissioners under the Church-building Act, ‘a 
building Chapeis; printed 391 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 330. vol. x x1.) 
73. Ninth Report of Commissioners for building New Churches; printed 399 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 326. vol. v.) 
— V, Accounts, 260, 379, 418. 
CyuuRCH RATES; v Accounts, 364. 


City CANAL :— 
74. Copy of Treasury Minute on the subject of the Sale of the City Canal to the West 
India Dock Company; printed 229 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 159. vol. xx1.) 
CITIES AND TOWNS IMPROVEMENT; v. Accounts, 216. 


CiviL CONTINGENCIES: 

75. Account of the Sum expended under the Head of Civil Contingencies in 1828, and 
Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Expenses under the Head of Civil Con- 
tingencies for 1829; printed 96. Referred 134 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 62. vol. xv1.) 


— V. Accounts, 328. 


Civit List; v. Accounts, 366. 

CLERGY; v. Accounts, 2 

CLERK OF THE PLEAS OFFICE; v. AccounrTs, 217. 
CLOGS; v. Accounts, 110. 

COALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 120, 130. 

COFFEE; v. AccouNTs, 115. 

COIN :— 


76. 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 1829 ; J 
printed 75. Referred igg - — - -' = (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xvi.) 


— V. Accounts, 285. 


COLLIERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 120. 


COLONIAL ACTS :— | 
77. Further Return of Copies of all the Public Acts and Proceedings of the Legislative 

Assemblies, printed by the several Colonies; also, Copies of all Orders in Couneil 

issued for the Regulation of the Colonies, so far as relates to New South Wales - 


Ordered. 





20 


135 


338 


410 


89 


233 


per Address. 


192 


per Address. 


per Address. 


per Act. 


372 


per Act. 


229 


4 , 
King’s 


Command. 








per Address 








149 


240 


49 


329 


272 


403 


323 


391 
399 


229 


96 


74 


231 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
COLONIES :— 


subsequent to Act 54 Geo. 3, c. 61, and who are not at present in the execution 


of the duties of their respective offices ; printed231 - = &lt; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 167. val, XX1.) 


79. Return from the several Colonial Dependencies of Great Britain of the Revenue and 
Expenditure of the Taxes and Duties levied, Fees paid, extent of Establishments and 
amount of Population, State of Education, ‘Ke. &amp;c., made out for the year last com- | 
pleted, similar to the Returns laid before the Finance Committee of 1828 - - 


— V. Accounts, 60, 77, 194, 308 to 310, 384, 391, 411, 413, 419. 
COMMISSARIAT; v. ACCOUNTS, 39. 
COMMISSION OF THE PEACE :— 
80. Return of the number of Persons enrolled in the Commission of the Peace in each 
County in England and Wales; printed353 (Sess. Papers, N° 295. vol. xvi1.) 
COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY :— 


81. Account of Expenses incurred and of Reports presented by the several Commissioners 
of Inquiry in 1827 and 1828; printed273 - (Sess. Papers, n°212. vol. x x1.) 
— V. Accounts, 86, 331, 358, 359. 


COMMITTALS :— 


82. Summary Statements of the number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, who 
were committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales, during the last seven 
years; printed78 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 48. vol. xvitt.) 


83. Returns of the number of Persons committed, tried and convicted for Criminal Offences 


and ees =e by the Clerks of the uae in aagfent mad beeaery aad 
1828 - . - &gt; 


84. Ditto - - - by the Clerks of the Peace andTownClerks - - — - 
85- Ditto - - - by the Clerks of Assize,&amp;e. - - - -— = 
— V. Accounts, 149, 213, 226, 245. 

Common Law CourTs :— 








of the Superior Courts of Common Law; printed 73 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. 1x.) 


86. Copy of First Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Practice —_ rae 


CoMMON PLEAS; v. Accounts, 150, 316. 
ComMoONS, HOUSE OF :— 


87. Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of Commons 
— V. AccounTs, 299, 300, 321. 


COMPASSIONATE LIST; v. AccouNTS, 33. 

COMPENSATIONS; v. Accounts, 34, 166, 231, 338, 367, 374, 402. 
CONSOLIDATED FUND; v. Accounts, 344, 345- 
CONSTABULARY; v. ACCOUNTS, 224. 


CONSULS :— 
88. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Salaries of His Majesty’ 8 Consuls 
(Sess. Papers, n° 4o. to XVI.) 
CONVICTS: 


89. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense attending the con- 
fining, maintaining and employing Convicts at 


ome and at Bermuda, for 1829; 
printed 75. Referred 134. ye ata OTE 


(Sess. Papers, N° 40. vol. xv1.) 


go. Two Reports of Superintendent of Ships and Vessels employed for the entnmnend of 
Offenders under Sentence of Transportation; printed116 -~ - + 


General and Consuls for 1829; printed 75. Referred, 134. - + 


(Sess. Papers, n° 68. vol. XVIII.) 
gl. eam of the Number of Male Convicts sent to New South Wales and Van Diomen's 8 
Land, in 1826 and 1827, with the Expense of their conveyance ; : — 167 
(Sess. Papers, n° MP vol. xvi1l, 7 
— V. Accounts, 308, 310. 
CoNWAY BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 280. 
CoPPER; v. ACCOUNTS, 104. 
Corn :— 


g2. Accounts of the Quantity of Grain of all Sorts imported in 1828; of Foreign Grain in 
Bond on ist January 1828 ; and of Grain of all Sorts in Bond on 1st January 1829 


printed 144 - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvir.) 


93- Return of the Quantity of Foreign Wheat, Barley, Rye, Peas, Beans, Oats, and other 
Grain, and Wheat, Flour and Meal admitted into consumption in Great Britsin 
since the passing of Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 60; printed 190. - - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 127. vol. xvit.) | 
of all Accounts received at the Foreign Office from His Majesty’s od 09 | 





94- 
abroad, relative to the Prices of Foreign Corn during the year 1828; printed 209 
(Sess. Papers, N° 139. vol. xvir.) 


95- Accounts of Grain of all sorts, Meal and Flour imported from Foreign Parts, from 5th 
January 1828 to 5th January 1829 ; and also imported from Ireland ; printed 407. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 352. vol. x vil.) 
— V. Accounts, 99, 265 to 275, 398. 


CoTTON; v. Accounts, 58, 109, 131. 

CounTy RATES; v. Accounts, 312. 

CourRT OF ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 6, 227. 

CourRT OF EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 185, 207, 217, 316. 
CouRT OF SESSION; v. Accounts, 371. 


VOL, 84..——Sess. 1829. B 


78. Return of all Persons holding Offices in the Colonies, who have been appointed = 











Ordered. | Presented. 
per Act. 231 
411 
per Address. 282 
per Address. 273 
per Address, 77 
per Act. 157 
- &gt; 1. ie 
- - 158 
per Address. 73 
per Act. 1 10 
King’ 
preaen 74 
Ki 
Condens 74 
per Act. 116 
per Address. 1 67 
9 143 
126 190 
per Address. 209 
374 } 
375 J} 407 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Courts oF Common Law;; v. Accounts, 86. 
CouRTS OF JUSTICE; v. Accounts, 86, 206. 
CRIMINAL AND CIVIL JUSTICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 419. 
CRIMINAL COMMITMENTS; v. Accounts, 82-85. 


CRIMINAL LUNATICS :— 
96. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense of confining and 
maintaining Criminal Lunatics for 1829; printed 75. Referred 134. -  - + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 39. vol. xvi.) 
CRIMINALS; v. Accounts, 82 to 85, 245. 


Crown DEBTORS; v. Accounts, 276. 


CROWN LEASES :— 
97- Returns of the Property and unexpired Leases held under the Crown, specifying to 
whom granted ; of the Number of Proposals for granting new or further Leases ; 
and Account of disposition of certam Premises - - - - - - |= 


CUSTOMS :— 


98. Account of the Total Number of Barrels of Beer exported from England to freland and 
to Scotland, from Ireland to England and to Scotland, and from Scotland to 
England and to Ireland; printed 169. - (Sess. Papers, n° 112. vol. xvii.) 


- of the Total Number of Quarters of Malt exported from England to Ireland Mol 





99- 
to Scotland, from Ireland to England and to Scotland, and from Scotland to 
England and to Ireland; printedi6g. - (Sess. Papers, n° 111. vol. xvii.) 


100. of the Number of Dozen Pairs of Habit Gloves, Men’s Gloves, and ath Awl 





Gloves, and Mitts, imported, with the Amount of Duty paid thereon, from 5th April 
1828 to 5th January 1829; printedi44 - (Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xvii.) 


101. General Statement of the Imports and Exports of the Oweay Articles of Merchan- 
dize between the United Kingdom and the several Foreign Countries and British 
Possessions abroad, in 1827; printed79 - (Sess. Papers, n° 50. vol. xvii.) J 


102. Return of the eg of Kelp imported into London, Liverpool, Hull, Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, Leith, Greenock, and Glasgow, from 1821 to 1828; printed 135 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 79. vol. xvii.) 


103. Returns of all Articles imported into this Country and brought into consumption, 
of Silk, or Silk mixed with.other materials ; and of all raw, thrown and manufactured 
Silks imported into this Country and brought into consumption, from 5th January 
1828 to 5th January 1829; printed176 - (Sess. Papers, n° 119. vol. xvit.) j 


104. Accounts of ail Copper imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the year 
ending 5th January 1829; also exported from the Ports of London and Liverpool ; 
printed 216 - - = + = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 144. vol. xvii.) 





- of all Tin imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the year _s 
ing 5th January 1829; printed216 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 145. vol. xvil.) 


in the year ending 5th January 1829 ; printed 216 _ - ee ee oe 


106. —————- of all Lead and Lead Ore exported from and imported into Great Britain 
(Sess. Papers, n° 146. vol. xvii.) } 


107. General Statement of the Shipping employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom in 
1827; printed79 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 51. vol. xvii.) 


Britain; and of the number now building; printed144 — - - - - 


108. Returns of all Ships or Vessels navigated by Steam, belonging to any Port of Great 
(Sess. Papers, n° go. vol. x vit.) } 


109. Account of the Gross Amount of Duties paid on Printed Cottons in Scotland, in the) 
years 1825, 1826, and 1827; and the Drawbacks paid - - - - of 


110. Account of the Number of Pairs of Boots, Shoes, and Clogs, imported into this a | 
try, from 1820 to the latest period the same can be made up - - 


111. Returns of Timber and Wood imported into Great Britain; also into Ireland; and 
also into London, in 1827; printed144 - (Sess. Papers, n° 92. vol. xvii.) 


112. Accounts of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom, for three years, al 
5th January 1829; printedi64 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 101. vol. xv.) 


Ireland, and of the Duty paid the Customs and Excise thereon, from 5th January 


113. ————— cf the Quantity of Rum imported into and exported from Great Britain and 
1828 to 5th January 1829; printed 287 - (Sess. Papers, N° 222. vol. xvii.) ! 


114. ————— of the Quantity of Sugar imported into and exported from Great Britain] 
and Ireland, and of the Duties received thereon, from 5th January 1828 to 5th; 
January 1829; printed287 - - - ~~ (Sess. Papers, n° 323. vol. xvit.) J 


115. —————. of the Quantity of Coffee imported into and exported from Great Britain 
and Ireland, and of the Duties received thereon, from 5th January 1828 to ht 
January 1829; printed287 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 224. vol. xvii.) 


116, —-———_. 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 1829; printed 287 - - = 

(Sess. Papers, N° 225. vol. xviI.) 


117. Comparative Statements of British and Foreign Tonnage cleared outwards from the) 
Ports of Great Britain and Ireland, for the year ending 5th January 1829; printed &gt; 
216 - - = = = = = = = (Sess. Papers, N° 147. vol. xvi1.) J 


118. Accounts of the Quantity of British Wool exported from the Port of London and the 
Outports since the passing of the Act 5 Geo. 4, c. 47; also of the quantit of | 


t 


Foreign Wool imported into the Port of London or the Outports, during the last | 
six years; printed273 - - - - ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 218. vol. xvit.) 


119. Accounts of the Total Number of Vessels, with the Amount of their Tonnage, that 
entered inwards and cleared outwards in the United Kingdom, from and to all pars | 
of the World, from 1814 to 1828; of the Number of Vessels, and the amount of 
their Tonnage which cleared out for the Deep Sea Fishery; of the Number em- 
— in the Coasting Trade; also the Number that have entered the Port of | 


ndon; printed231 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. xvit.) 








Ordered. | Presented. 
ee ' 74 
82 253 

8 163 

8 163 

14 143 

25 79 

34 79 
34 176 
43 215 
43 215 
43 215 
43 79 
77 144 
125 164 
142 190 
143 144 
per Act. 164 
166 286 
166 286 
166 286 
166 286 

; 166 

{ 167 215 
172 | 973 
187 230 
188 231 








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Ordered. Presented. of 
CusToms—continued. Arprnp!x. 
120. Account of the Number of Colliers which have entered the Port of London, from 188 231 
1814 to 1828; printed231 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. xvit.) 


121. Comparative Statement of British and Foreign Tonnage which have entered the} 
several Ports of the United Kingdom, from 1814 to 1828; printed 231 - o 188 231 
(Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. xvur.) if 


122. Account of the Number of Ships which passed through the Sound, from 1814 to) 88 
1828; printed 231 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol.xvu.) J 1 231 


123. Accounts of the Number of Steam Vessels built and registered; also the re arves| 
with amount of their Tonnage, that belonged to the several Ports of the United 
Kingdom, from 1814 to 1828 ; printed 231, 273. (Sess. Papers, n° 210. vol. xv11.) J 


231 | 


188 273 J 


ranean, 


124. Return of the Number of Ships cleared out for British India, from 1801 to 1828 ; 88 z 
printed 273 - - - - - - (Sess Papers, N° 209. vol. xx111.) : 73 


125. Account of all kinds or denominations of Goods exported to each State of South) 88 3 
America, including Mexico, in 1828 - - - a - 2 Zz mS 1 300 


126. Return of the Names of Ports to which the Privilege of Warehousing and sending) 
has been extended ; and of the Number of Ships belonging to each Port ; printed 216', 188 216 
(Sess. Papers, n° 152. vol. xvii.) 


of the Produce of the Sales of Contraband Wrought Silks ; and 8 | 





127. 
of the Produce of Seizures paid to the Revenue Officers, or others; printed 261 
(Sess Papers, N° 195. vol. xviI.) 


128. General Statement of the Imports and Exports of the principal Articles of val 


198 261 


chandize between the United Kingdom and the several Foreign Countries and 
British Possessions abroad, from 1825 to 1828 - - ~ - - - - 
[Order for this Statement read, and discharged, 208 ; another Ordered, 209.] 
129. Accounts of the Net Produce of the Customs Duties as stated in the Finance Ac- 
counts for 1827, on several Articles, showing the rate of Duty; printed 235 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 172. vol. xv.) 

130. Return of all Coals brought into London (not Sea-borne) for 1826, 1827 and 1828; 
printd231 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xvit.) 297 231 

131. Account of Cotton Goods exported in each year, from 1823 to 1828; printed 381 
(Sess. Papers, N° 314. vol. xvil.) \ 


132. Accounts of all Contraband Silks seized in the United Kingdom, for three years pre- 
ceding 5th July 1826, and from 1oth April 1828 up to the present time } 


200 235 


209 381 


chandize in 1823, 1824, 1825 and 1826 - - - x" 








133. General Statement of the Imports and Exports of the principal Articles of rst 


134. General Statement of the Shipping employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom 
in the year 1828; and similar Statements for each year, from 1821 to 1826; 233 
printed 261,287 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 197. vol. xvii.) J 


135. Accounts of the Total Quantities of Raw and Waste and of Thrown Silk entered nal 


na, 
iw] 
o&gt;) 
pos 

















Home Consumption in each year, from 1814 to 1828; also, in the years 1824 and 
4 1826; printed 261 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 195. vol. xvii.) 


136. of the Quantities of Thrown and of Raw and Waste Silk imported into and 

exported from 1814 to 1828; of manufactured Silk Goods entered for Home Con- a 

sumption in each year since 1826; also of British Manufactured Silk Goods / *43 273 
exported since 1826; printed 273 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 211. vol. xvii.) | 


137. ——— of the Quantities of Hemp and Flax dressed and undressed, Hemp Tow, 
Flax Tow, and Linen Yarns imported into, and of Hemp, Flax and Linen Yarn 
exported from Great Britain and Ireland, in the year ended 5th January 1829 ; also 295 390 
several other Accounts relating thereto, and to British, Irish and Foreign Linens 
and Cotton and Silk Cloths; printed 391. (Sess. Papers, N° 321. vol. xvit.) 








138. Account of the Quantities of several Articles which have paid the Duties of Customs 
and Excise for Home Consumption, in each year since 1789; printed4o3 -  -} 321 


(Sess. Papers, N° 340. vol. xv.) 
139. Return of the Number of Ships employed in the years 1826, 1827 and 1828, in ms 


| 391 


; Trade between Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the United Kingdom ; 
F printed 406 -— - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 350. vol. xvit.) 


140. Accounts of the Quantity of Foreign Iron imported into and exported from 828:h 


330 380 


Britain, and of British Iron exported, during the years 1825, 1826, 1827 and 1828; 
printed 381 —- - - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 3193. vol. xv11.) 

141. Account of all Goods detained and sold at the Custom House, in the last year, on ast | 

plea of their being undervalued by the Importers thereof; printed 391 - = 354 390 || 

(Sess. Papers, N°’ 323. vol. xx1.) J 


142. Amount of the Quantity, in cwts. of Foreign Tallow imported, also re-exported, from} 
and to all parts of the World, in each of the ten years ending 5th January 1829 = - f 374 


of the Quantity, in cwts. of Palm and Cocoa Nut Oils, and of Rough Tur-] 
pentine, imported from all parts of the World, in each of the ten years ending &gt; 374 
5th January 1829 - - - - - = = = = = = = 


144. ——— of the Quantity, in ewts. of Barilla and Mineral Alkali imported from all) 
parts of the World, in each of the ten years ending 5th January 1829 - -  -f 374 


of the Quantity, in Tuns, of Whale and all other Fish Oils, imported from all) 
parts of the World, in each of the ten years ending 5th January 1829 - - -f 374 


348 381 





143. 





145. 





the Amount of Duty paid thereon, and the Quantities exported, with the Amount of 
Drawback received ; also similar Account of Foreign Sugar imported and ware- 
housed, and exported, for the same period; printed389 - - -— - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 319. vol. xvi.) 
147. Return from every Sea-port Town or Harbour in the United Kingdom, of all and 
every Vessel navigated by Steam, belonging to or usually sailing from such Port or ¢ 395 
Harbour, from ist January 1828 to ist January 1829 - - - -— - J 


VOL. 84. 


146. Account of the Quantities of British Plantation Sugar imported in the last ten int of| 


389 389 




















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CusToms—continued. 
148. Return of the Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered Inwards and cleared Outwards 
during the last five years ; and Statement of the Revenue accruing from Duties on 
Imports, &amp;c. in the Island of Newfoundland and at Labrador, with the Appropriation 
thereof, during the last ten years - - . . : ra ‘ fA 7 


— V. Accounts, 246, 278, 347, 404, 406. 


DEBT :— 

149. Returns of the Numbers of Prisoners for Debt committed to the custody of the - 
keepers of the King’s Bench, the Fleet, Whitecross-street, the Marshalsea and j 
Horsemonger-lane Prisons, in the year 1828; also, of the Number of Warrants 

ranted for Debt by the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, and the Sheriff of 
Sissep, and the Number of Bailable Processes executed by them in 1828; 
printed 116 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 69. vol. xvui1.) 


150. Abstract Return of the Number of Affidavits to hold to Bail, filed in the Courts of | 
King’s Bench, Common Pleas and Marshalsea ; such Abstract to be made from the $ 
Returns presented igth February 1828 - - - - - - - - 


[Order for making this Abstract discharged, and Returns presented 19th February 1828, to be printed, 346. Order for 
printing Returns discharged, and Abstract to be prepared, and laid before the House, 380.] 


— V. Accounts, 276. 


DEBT, NATIONAL :— 
151. Account of the Balances of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends and Lottery) 





Prizes; printed25 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n°14. vol.xv.) f 
152. - of the Receipt and Expenditure of £. 4,528,938. 6. in one year from 7th Ja- 

nuary 1828 to 5th January 1829, by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the 

National Debt ; printed 25 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 14. vol. xv.) 
153- 





c. 115, for paying the Interest of the Russian Loan raised in the Netherlands; 
printed 45 .. eae (Sess. Papers, N° 22. vol. xv.) 


154. Accounts of the Amount received for each Loan raised since the year 1792, of “| 


of the Sums which have been issued and applied in 1828, per Act 55 Geo. ih 


actual Sums laid out by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund ; of the Total 
Expense incurred by the said Commissioners, together with the Total Charge of 
the National Debt Office, during the same sort’ ; and of the Amount and Cost 
of Annuities redeemed ; printed.104 - ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 66. vol. xv.) 





Friendly Societies, in Great Britain and Ireland, from their commencement to 20t 
November 1828; and of all Expenses incurred by the said Commissioners - 


156. Account of all Additions to fhe Annual Charge of the Public Debt, by the Interest 
of any Loan, &amp;c.  - - ~ ° “ - S a it Li bd ‘} . 


of the actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums placed in the hands st 


of the Gross Amount of all Sums received and paid by the Commissioners 
for the Reduction of the National Debt, on account of Banks for Savings, cg 





the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in the year ending 
5th January 1829; printed 164 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. xv.) 


of the Total Amount of Unredeemed Funded Debt, and the Charge ed th 





at the 5th January 1828, and the Debt and Charge created in the year ended 5th 
January 1829, &amp;c.; printed 164 = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. xv.) 


of the state of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, ie 





the Charge thereupon, at the 5th January 1829; printed 164 - - -  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 101. vol. xv.) 


of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Demands 
outstanding on 5th January 1829; printed 164. (Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. xv.) 


161. Accounts of the Amount laid out by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, in £. i 





per cent and £.34 per cent Annuities, between 5th January and 5th April 1829, 
stating the Amount redeemed, &amp;c.; printed 261 - = - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n* 198. vol. xv.) 


i62. Returns or Abstracts of the Name of each Savings Bank, and the Number of 
Depositors in each Bank; and of the Amount of Interest placed by the Commis- 
sioners 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 - . eee 
[ Notice taken that the'said Returns and Abstract were imperfect ; withdrawn ; others ordered, 325.] 


— V. Accounts, 51, 343- 


DEBTORS; v. ACCOUNTS, 149, 150, 203, 204, 276. 
DEBTS, AFFIDAVITS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 150. 
DEMERARA; v. Accounts, 388. 
DESTITUTE, REFUGE FOR :— 
163. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for the support of that Institution, for 1829 ; 
printed 75. Referred 134 - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 39. vol. xv1.) 
DIOCESAN SCHOOLS; v. AccounTs, 244. 
DISPOSITION OF MONEY; v. Accounts, 346. 
DISSENTING MINISTERS; v. AccouNTs, 322. 
DISTILLATION ; v. Accounts, 397, 398. 
DISTILLERS ; v. Accounts, 273. 
DIVIDENDS; v. Accounts, 151. 
Doctors COMMONS; v. Accounts, 318. 
DONAGHADEE HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 218. 


Dovor HARBOUR :-— 
164. Account of Receipt and Application of the Monies received by the Warden and 
Assistants - - - - - - - - - - ; a ‘} 


DROITS OF ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 6. 
DUNLEARY HARBOUR; v, AccounNTS, 219. 


Ordered. 





396 


per Address, 


135 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


60 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 
per Act, 


per Act. 
238 } 
239 


283 


King’s 
Command. 


per Act. 


(1899. 


Preseuted. 





116 


25 


25 


44 


104 


261 


283 


74 


341 








PAGE 
of 
Appenpix. 


744 


746 


748 


750 


527 











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. PAGE 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ghiedeti | Wieden “ 
East INDIA :— AprENpIx. 
165. Accounts of the Official and Real Value of the Exports from, and the Imports into P 4 
Great Britain, to and from the East Indies and China, for each of the years 1827 } 240 
and 1828; printed 241 - - = (Sess. Papers, x® 180. vol. xx111.) 9 
50 
166. Resolutions, being Warrants or Instruments ager Salaries, Pensions or Gratuities ; 125 
also Account of Allowances, Compensations and Superannuations ;_ printed 415 ‘ per Act. 240 
(Sess. Papers, n° 355. vol. xx111.) 298 
407 
167. Twenty-fifth Report of the Commissioners of Carnatic Debts; printed83° - } 
’ (Sess. Papers, N° 54. vol. v.) euler: 83 
168. Fifth Report of the Commissioners of Tanjore Debts; printed83 - - - t Ls ie 83 
(Sess. Papers, N° 55. vol. v.) J cr 


16g. Return of the Quantities and Prices of Raw Silk, sold at each Sale at the East India 180 ~ 
House, from 1823 to 1828; printed211 - (Sess. Papers, n° 141. vol. xvit.) 


170. Return of the Number of Ships cleared out from the different Ports in the United 


Kingdom for British India, in each year, from 1801 to 1828 - - - - 188 


171. Estimate of the Sum required to make Compensation to the Proprietors of Bencoolen 
for Losses sustained by them on the Surrender of that Settlement to the King of the} Pr aie 9 
Netherlands; printed 195. Referred 202 - (Sess. Papers, n° 124. vol. xvi.) J ae 


172. Accounts of the Number of Writers sent out to India and China; of Cadets, | 


195 536 


Assistant Surgeons, and of Chaplains, sent out to India, in the years 1826, 1827 
and 1828; printed 231 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xx111.) 


173. Regulations passed by the Governor in Council of Fort St. George, Bengal, and Bom- 
bay, in 1827; printed265 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 201. vol. xx11I.) } 


174. Copy of Regulations adopted by the Supreme Courts at the several Presidencies "| 


208 231 


per Act. 265 
208 HL 565 } 


268 


India, as to Natives sitting on Juries; printed 268,363 - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 203. vol. xx11I.) 
of Table of Fees sanctioned by the Courts, and charged by the Officers of = 





Majesty’s Supreme Courts of Judicature ; and Return of Salaries and Emoluments 
received by the said Officers; printed 268,363, 408 - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 205. 306. &amp; 354. vol. Xx111.) 
176. Accounts of the Annual Revenues and Charges of Bengal, under the respective heads 
thereof, for Three Years, according to the latest Advices; with an Estimate of the| 


same for the meg esr Ranch also, several other Accounts and Estimates relating 
to the Revenues of the East India Company; printed 298 - - - - - | 


(Sess. Papers, n* 240. vol. xx111.) 
177. Annual Account made up to ist May 1829, of Proceeds of the Sale of Goods mt 


co 
Oo &amp;&gt; 
C co 


per alct. { 297 


Merchandize of the East India Company; printed 345 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N°278. vol. xx111.) 
&amp; 3 178. Return of the Civil and Military Establishment maintained annually by the East) ; 
. India Company on the Island of Ceylon, from the period of its Capture from the 374 401 
S Dutch up to October 1798; printed 401 - (Sess. Papers, N°344. vol. xx11I.) if 


per Act. 345 











179. a ig relating to the Trade with India and China, including Information respecting ind! 
the Consumption, Prices, &amp;c. of Tea in Foreign Countries; _printed 380 - | Cinaied 380 
(Sess. Pavers, n° 285. vol. xx111.) 
180. Copies or Extracts of all Communications and Correspondence relative to the burning 8 
of Widows on the Funeral Piles of their Husbands - - - -~ = J; 3°9 
181. of Proceedings of the Government in India respecting the) 8 
Pilgrims’ Tax - -* - = = - - - 7. Oe « - -j 3°9 


— VF. Accounts, 21, 124, 303. 
East INDIA TRADE; v. Accounts, 165, 179. 


ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS: 


182. Returns of the Fees, Profits and Emoluments of the King’s Proctor, of the King’s 
Advocate, and of the Judge, Registrars and Officers of the Consistory and Com- 
missary Courts of London, in 1826, 1827 and 1828; also, of the late Fees of 383 
Proctors on Grants of Administration on double Probates of Wills, &amp;c. not re- 
turned to Parliament in the Table of Fees in 1825 - - - - - - 


183. Returns or Copies of the Bills of all the Charges, &amp;c. against the Suitors in the 

Cause of Brisco v. Brisco; also, of Items of the Bills of Costs and Disbursements 

: charged by Messrs. Toller and Sons, Proctors, upon an Appeal to the Court of De- 

) legates in the Cause of Peddle v. Evans, in 1826 eile he eo et 
— V. Accounts, 317, 318. 


397 


ed 


EDINBURGH GENERAL REGISTER HOUSE; v. Accounts, 369. 
ELECTIONS; v. AccouNTS, 220, 228. 
EMIGRANTS :— 


184. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Relief of Toulonese and Corsican 
Emigrants, Dutch Naval Officers and St. Domingo Sufferers, for 1829; printed 75&gt; | ¢ segs. 74 
Referred 134 - ~ - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 39. vol. xvi.) J seams 


EXCHEQUER, COURT OF: 
185. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Salaries to certain tt 


527 


King’s 


and Expenses of the Court, and Receipt of Exchequer for 1829; printed75 - -? | Gommund. "4 520 


(Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xv1.) 
— V. Accounts, 207, 217, 316. - : 


EXxcHEQUER BILLs: 


186. Account of all Exchequer Bills issued or authorized to be issued, charged on Supplies, 
1829; printed 23. Referred 29 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 11. vol. xv.) _ 23 515 





187. of all Exchequer Bills issued between 5th January 1828 and 5th many 
1829, unprovided for; printed 23. Referred 29 (Sess. Papers, N° 11. vol. xv.) 23 23 515 
— V. Accounts, 48, 53, 199. 
EXCHEQUER FEES; v. Accounts, 35. ; 














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[1899, 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


EXciIse :— 


188. Accounts of the Net Produce of the Excise Duties, as stated in the Finance cyan soe 
for 1827, on several Antic; else showing the Total Net Produce thereof; printed 
235 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n°172. vol. Xv. ) J 

189. —— of the Quantity, in youd weight, of Hard Soap charged with Excise Duty 
in Great Britain and Ireland, in each of the ten roe ending 5th January 1829 , 
and similar Account of Soft Soap; printed 391 ( 





ess. Papers, N° 324. vol. x x1.) 


190. Account of the Quantity, in pounds weight, of Tallow and Wax, and Spermaceti Con) 
dles, charged with Excise Duty, in Great Britain and Ireland, for the same period ; 
printed 391 - - = = - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 324. vol. xx1.) f 





191. 
Tallow and of Wax and Spermaceti Candles, in the United Kingdom, in each of 
the ten years ending 5th January 1829; aaa 391 ee ee a 
(Sess. Papers, n° 324. vol. xx1.) 
— V. Accounts, 113, 138, 246, 265, 270, 275, 347, 396-399. 


FEE FUNDS; v. Accounts, 410. 


~~ of the number of Licenses granted to Makers of Soap, and to Makers . 


FEES; v. Accounts, 79, 175, 182, 210, 230, 283, 317, 318, 369, 409. 
FELONY; v. Accounts, 82 to 85. 


FINANCE ACCOUNTS, annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner ; v. ACCOUNTS, 
129, 188, 250, 348, 349. 
FINANCE COMMITTEE; v. ACcouNTS, 79, 325. 


FINLAISON, JOHN; v. Accounts, 255. 
FIRE INSURANCES; v. Accounts, 356. 
FISHERIES; 
FLAX; v. Accounts, 137, 376. 

FLEET PRISON; v. Accounts, 149. 


v. ACcounTS, 119, 196, 247. 


FLouR; v. Accounts, 93, 95. 

FOREIGN Corn; v. Accounts, 92 to 95. 

FouR-AND-HALF PER CENTUM DUTIES; v. Accounts, 6. 
Four-CourT MARHALSEA PRISON; v. Accounts, 213. 
FRANCE; v. Accounts, 192. 

FREEHOLDERS; v. Accounts, 228. 

FREEMEN IN CORPORATE TOWNS; v. ACCOUNTS, 234. 
FRENCH CLAIMS :— 


192. Returns of all unsettled Demands provided by the Government of France for liqui- 
dating the Claims of British ee ; and of the Balance of the Funds TOMaInIAG 
unappropriated athe - - = « .” « 


FRIENDLY SOCIETIES; v. AccOuUNTS, 155 
FRITH OF FORTH FERRIES; v. Accounts, 368. 


GAOLS :— 
193. Copies of all Returns transmitted to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, 
pursuant to the provisions of the 7th sec. of 5 Geo. 4, c. 85 ; printed 14 - + 
(Sess. Papers, nN°4. vol. x1x.) 
GARRISONS; v. Accounts, 12, 25. 


GENERAL REGISTER HouSE; v. Accounts, 369. 
GENEVA; v. Accounts, 396. 

GLOVEs; v. Accounts, 100. 

GoLD COAST; v. Accounts, 7. 

GoLD COINAGE; v. AccounrTs, 285. 

Goop Hope, CAPE OF; v. Accounts, 60. 


GOSPEL :—- 
194. Estimate of the Sums required by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 4 | 
aid of the Expenses of the Society in the Colonies therein mentioned ; printed 75 
Referred 134 - - - - - - 
GRAIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 92 to 95. 


GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 212, 239, 242. 
GRIFFITH, RICHARD; v. ACCOUNTS, 235 


(Sess. Papers, N°41. vol. xvi.) 


Haiti :— 
195. Copies or Extracts from any Communications and Statements received Pi any Depart- 
ment of Government, on the subject of the Foreign and Domestic Trade, &amp;c. of 


Haiti; printed43 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 18. vol. xxiv.) 


HALF Pay; v. Accounts, 27, 28, 300. 
HEARTH TAx; v. Accounts, 352. 
HEMP AND FLAX; v. Accounts, 137, 376. 


HERRING FISHERY :— 


196. Report by the Commissioners for the Boning Fishery, for the year ended 5th April 
1828 8; printed 45 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 29. vol. v.) 


HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 375. 
H1nbDoo Wipows; v. Accounts, 180. 


HOLYHEAD AND HowTHsH RoaDs, HARBOuRS, &amp;c. :— 


197. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in 1829, on account of he Heolyhont and 
Howth Roads and Harbours; printed104. Referred 134 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 65. a XVI.) 


374 


374 


374 


364 


per Address 
of last S sion 





. King’s 
Command. 


per Address 


per Act. 


King’s 
Command, 





of last Session. 








PAGE 
Presented. of 
ApPEnp1x. 
235 
39° 
390 
391 
i 

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43 
44 

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| . GE 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Sot tha si hs 


Ho.LyHEAD AND HowrTu Roaps, HARBOURS, &amp;c.—continued. Arrquarr. 
198. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the Shrewsbury and Me Joa] 








Road, between 1st February 1828 and ist February 1829, and Report of Mr. John 
Provis thereon; printed 169 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 109. vol. v.) 
199. Account of Loans advanced by the Commissioners for the issue of oe te Bills 
for Public Works and Employment of the Poor, to certain Trusts on the Holyhead 
Roads; printed 216 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 151. vol. x x1.) 
200. Sixth Report of Commissioners appointed by Act 4 Geo, 4, c. 74, relative to rl, 
Bridges over the Menai Straits, &amp;c. and the Holyhead Roads, &amp;c.; printed 381 - per Act. 381 
(Sess. Papers, n° 316. vol. v.) J 


per Act. 1 69 


187 216 


— V. Accounts, 280. 


HOLYHEAD PACKETS :— 


201. Account of the number of Passengers, Carriages and Horses, carried by the Holyhead 18 6 
Post Office Packets, in 1828; printed 216 (Sess. Papers, n° 150. vol. xxI.) js 7 21 


Hops: 


202. Accounts of the Duty on Hops of the growth of 1828; of the Total Number of 
Acres of Land under cultivation of Hops in 1828; and, of the quantity of Hops ex- 
ported and imported inthe year ended 5th January 1829; printedi6g9- - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 110. vol. XVII.) 


HORSEMONGER LANE PRISON; v. Accounts, 149. 
HOUSE OF COMMONS; v. Accounts, 87, 299, 300, 321. 
HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX; v. ACCOUNTS, 351, 352- 
HousES OF INDUSTRY; v. ACCOUNTS, 237, 243. 

HovuSES OF PARLIAMENT; v. AccounTs, 87, 205, 299, 300. 








HowTH HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 197. 
INDIA AND CHINA TRADE; v. Accounts, 165, 179. 
INDUSTRY, HOUSE OF; v. AccouNTs, 237, 243. 


INSOLVENT DEBTORS :— 


203. Returns of the Total Number of Persons who have taken the benefit of the Act for the 
Relief of Insolvent Debtors ; and of amount of Monies paid into Court on account 





Insolvents’ Estates, in each year, from 1st January 1827 to 31st December 1828;f |?” Adder « «148 
printed 116 - - - - . 


(Sess. Papers, N° 70. vol. xviii.) 
— V. Accounts, 204, 214. 


INSOLVENT DEBTORS Court :— 


204, Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1829, for paying the Salaries of the 
Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors’ Court, of their Clerks and the nene 





King’s 
Expenses of their Office; printed 75. Referred 134 - = = = =f | Command, 74 an 
(Sess Papers, n° 38. vol. xvi.) 
— V. Accounts, 215. 
JOURNALS :— 
205. Estimate of the Sum which will probably be required to defray the Expense of printing a 
Acts of Parliament, and Bills, Reports and other Papers for the two Houses of Par- oles 74 528 
liament for 1829; printed 75. Referredig4. (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xv1.) Y 
IRELAND :— 
206. Copy of the Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland ;| | 5. address. 14 
printed 14. Referred 209 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 5. vol. x11.) 


207. Accounts of —_ Duties received on certain Law Proceedings in Ireland ; and, in 
the Court of Chancery, and in the Equity side of the Court of Exchequer ; per Act. 21 
printed 21 - - - - - . (Sess. Papers, n*g. vol. x x11.) 


208. Account of Sums paid into the Receipt of the Exchequer in Ireland on account of 
Stamp Duties granted by Act 4 Geo. 4,c.78; printed21- - 





? - ~ per Act. 21 
(Sess. Papers, N° g. vol. x x11.) f 
209. Seventh Report of Inspectors General of Prisons in Ireland, 1829; printed 21 - us tad $1 
} (Sess. Papers, N° 10. vol. x111.) rae me) 
} 210. Return of the Names of the Officers employed under the Butter Acts of Ireland, by 
: whom appointed, and whether they execute their Duties in their own Person or a 
by Deputy ; and an Account of Fees received ; printed 142, 359 - - - - 25 359 
Fy opey p 4 
(Sess. Papers, n* 83. &amp; 299. vol. x x11.) 
211. Copy of the Report on the Pipe Water and Metal Main Taxes in Dublin, as submitted 
to the Corporation at their Quarter Assembly in October last - - -— - 49 135 
212. Accounts of Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several Counties, Cities 
and Towns in Ireland; - - ia fe e y . " @ 7 per Act. 5° 
[Abstract to be printed 50.] 
213. Returns of the Number of Prisoners committed to the Four Courts Marshalsea, City 
Marshalsea, Sheriffs, St. Sepulchre’s Manor Court, and St. Donore’s Manor Court 6 
Prisons in Dublin, in 1827 and 1828; and of Amount paid in Ireland from the 135 
Treasury towards the support of each of the Prisons in the City and Liberties of 
Dublin; printed 148 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n* gg. vol. x x11.) 


214. Return of the Number of Persons in Ireland who have taken the benefit of the Acts 
for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, since 1821; printed 406 -~— - - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 351. vol. x x11.) 61 391 
215. Account of Expense of Insolvent Debtors Court in Ireland; printed 406 - - t 
(Sess. Papers, N° 351. vol. x x11.) 


216. Return of the Names of all Cities and Towns in Ireland which have applied for per) 
mission to adopt the provisions of Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 82, for lighting, watching and 
cleansing Cities, &amp;c.; printed211. - - (Sess. Papers, n°140. vol. xxm.) J 


VOL. 84.,——Sess. 18209. C 2 


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» athlete: ain. ‘ny 83 ' PAGE 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Pg ae ” 
IRELAN D—continued. ____—|| Aveewprx. 
. 917. Account of all Monies received and paid into the Bank of Ireland to the Account 
"m+ “intituled, “In the matter of the Office of Clerk of the Pleas in the Court tf 101 101 
tet Exchequer ;” printed 101 ° a - (Sess. Papers, n° 63. vol. x x11.) 
,.»a-' °° 918. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the present year to defray the Expense of ities 
a. me sundry Works now executing at Donaghadee Harbour; printedio4. Referred 134,&gt; | Commend. 104 516 
. : (Sess. Papers, n° 65. vol. xvi.) 
, 21g. Estimate of the Sum that nfay be required for carrying on the Works at Kingstown jes 
Harbour (formerly Dunleary) for 1829; printed 104. Referred 134 - - - — * 104 516 


(Sess. Papers, n° 65. vol. xv.) 


220. Return of the Number of Hlectors who polled at the contested Elections in Ireland 116 268 
since 1805; printed 268 - - - - (Sess. Papers, x* 208. vol. x x11.) 


221. Estimates of the Expense of supporting the Protestant Charter Schools in Ireland ; o 
"the Association for Discountenancing Vice, and other Charitable Institutions in 
Ireland; printed 117. Referred igg - - (Sess. Papers, n° 67. vol. xv1.) 


222. Detailed Estimate’ of the probable Expenditure of the Board of Works in Ireland | 


117 117 549 


Estimate of the Charge of Printing, Stationery, &amp;c.; and other Miscellaneous Ser- 
vices in Ireland; printedi18. Referred igg. (Sess. Papers, N° 67: vol. xvi.) 
{ Notice taken that the Estimate for Public Works was imperfect ; withdrawn; another ordered ; presented; to be printed, 192. 
¥ Sess. Papers, n° 125 vol. xvr.] 


King’s { 117 558 


Command. 


223. General Abstract of the Amount of Grants voted by Parliament; printed 118. ~) 
| ferred 199 - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 67. vol. xvi.) 
7 224. Return of the Constabulary Police of Ireland; printed 195 - - - - - 133 195 
(Sess. Papers, N° 131. vol. x x11.) } 
225. Account of Proclamations issued, and of Expenses incurred, under the Peace — 


118 118 548 


servation Acts for 1828; printed 135 - (Sess. Paper, n° 81. vol. x x11.) hens 135 
226. Returns from the Clerks of the Crown, and Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, of a , 
Number of Persons committed to the several Gaols for Trial in 1828 - - - nian 135 


Barrington, Judge of the Court of Admiralty in Ireland; printed143. Referred 
209 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 85. vol. x x11.) 


228. Returns of the Number of Persons registered as Freeholders in the last Eight = 


227. Copy of a a forwarded to the Commission of Judicial Inquiry by Sir reed 
per Address. 143 


in every City and Town and County of a City and County of a Town in Ireland 
returning Members to Parliament; and also stating the Number of Persons elected 
or admitted to their Freedom; printed314 (Sess. Papers, n° 253. vol. x x11.) 


229. Returns of the Name of each Person in each year, since 24th June 1791, who = 


167 314 


been examined by the Governor and Directors of the Apothecaries Hall, Dublin; 
of the Number of Prosecutions ; and of Amount of Penalties recovered; printed 
291 - - - . - . - - (Sess. Papers, N° 235. vol. xx1I.) 


230. Account of the Fees and Emoluments received in the Office of Register of Deeds ot 


173 | 253 


Ireland ; also of any Payments demanded or received as Deposits or Securities for 
Fees; printed 314 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°257. vol. x x11.) 


231. Copies of Certificates filed by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, on Claims for Com- . 
_—— viz. John Brenan, Esquire ; Henry George Heard, Esquire; and William per Act. { 95 





ward Porter, Esquire; also, of Thomas Prendergast, Esquire - - - - 380 
232- Fourth Report of Commissioners of Roads and Bridges in Ireland; printed 195 4 ies ; 
(Sess. Papers, n°192. vol. xin.) f | 7“ 95 
233. Account of the Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland, in each year, 
for the last three years ending 5th January 1829; printed2g1 - - — - ‘ 198 231 
(Sess. Papers, n° 164. vol. x x11.) 


234. Return of the Number of Freemen in each Corporate Town in Ireland; printed 314 = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 254. vol. xx11.} 314 
235. Copy of Report on the Southern District in Ireland, containing a Statement of they 


rogress made on the several Roads carried on at the Public Expense in that] 213 6 
District, by Richard Griffith, for 1828; printed 216 - - - - - - 21 


(Sess. Papers, N° 153. vol. x x11.) 
236. Copy of Case respecting the Office of Sub-Sheriff, referred by the Marquis of West-) 








meath to the Lords Justices of Ireland ° e - «| 228 253 

237. Return of the Salaries of every Officer or Attendant in the House of Industry in 268 
Dublin ; of the Number of Inmates in the House of Industry; of Patients in the 233 f 26 | : 
Richmond Lunatic Asylum; and several other Returns relating to Miscellaneous \ 9 J 
Services of Ireland. Referred 269,273 - - - -°- — &lt;e—-- a 73 

238. of the Quantity of Butter exported from Dublin in each of the last five years : 233 261 
prined261 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 196, vol. xx11.) 

239. Accounts of a:l Sums advanced by the Public to Grand Juries in Ireland for mou) 
Coach Roads ; and for giving Employment and Relief in Ireland under several Acts; 243 391 | 
printed 391 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°327. vol. xx.) J 

240. Seventeenth Report of Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts in Ireland ; gu tin. 254 | 
printed 254 - ° - - - - (Sess. Paper, n° 193. vol. x111.) | 

241. Copy of a Circular Letter addressed by the Irish Government to the Parochial 
Authorities in Ireland, explanatory of the Powers given to Vestries by Act 7 Geo. 4, J 255 314 | 
c.72; printed 314 - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 255. vol. xx11.) 

242. Account in detail of the Amount of Grand Jury Presentments made in Ireland in 
1828, for the Support or Aid of Charitable Establishments; printed 391 - +&gt; 283 391 | 

(Sess. Papers, n° 328. vol. x x11.) J | 

243. Return of the Number of Houses of Industry at present existing in Ireland - - 288 391 

244. of all Sums of Money paid during the year ending 1st January 1829, by “a 288 | 
Clergy of Ireland, on account of Parochial and Diocesan Schools =. oa 

245. Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, 
committed to the different Gaols in Ireland, for Trial during the last seven years ; 301 314 


printed314 - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 256. vol. xxt1.) J 























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IREILAND—continued. eee 
246. Account of Sums paid for Stationery out of the Gross Receipts of the Cantons} &gt; its tek Sores 
Excise and Stamps inIreland - “- - - = -* = + = °- ad oss ee es 
247. Tenth Report of Commissioners of Irish Fisheries; printed 391 - - - = ee Pe eae 
(Sess. Papers, N° 329. vol. x111.) aii 39% el ES 
248. Report of Mr. Nimmo, on the Public Works in the Western District of Ireland } , rrr a | : 
printed 403 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 348. vol. xxii.) 403 493 oo Ga 
—V. Accounts, 29, 38, 41, 95, 98, 99, 111, 113 to 117, 137, 155, 159, 189, 190, 257, - “ae 
333, 338, 349, 341, 347, 352, 358, 359, 399- 4 
IRON; v. AccouUNTsS, 140. _- ; “7 “te 96 is 
JURIES; v. Accounts, 174. ” “a 
JUSTICE, COURTS OF; v. Accounts, 86. 206. 4 
KELP; v. Accounts, 102. 
KILMAINHAM HOSPITAL; v. Accounts, 29. ! R 
K1nG’sS BENCH, CouRT OF; v. Accounts, 150, 316. 
KinG’s BENCH PRISON; v. Accounts, 149. 
KINGSTON; v. Accounts, 286. 
KINGSTOWN HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 219. 
LABRADOR; v. Accounts, 148, 294. . 
LAND REVENUE :— 
249. Sixth Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land gir Set! g 
Revenues; printed 387 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 317, vol. xiv.) 3°7 
-—— V. Accounts, 347. 
LAND Tax :— 
250. Account of the Net Produce of the Land Tax, as stated in the Finance epee eb 235 
for 1827; printed2395 - - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 172. vol. xv.) ‘4 
251. Statement of Expenses incurred under Acts for the Redemption and Sale of ay per, Aet. 381 
Land Tax; printed 381 - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 315. vol. xv.) 
— V. Accounts, 347. , 








Law CHARGES :— 


252. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted. to defray the Expense of Law King’s o4 
Charges for 1829; printed 75. Referred 134. (Sess. Papers, N° 40. vol. xv1.) Command, 


Law Courts; v. Accounts, 86. 


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Law PROCEEDINGS; v. Accounts, 207. | | 
LEAD; v. Accounts, 106. 

LeGcacy Duty; v. AccounTs, 253, 349, 357: 
LeEGAcY OFFICE :— — 


253. Return of the Number of Wills and Administrations transmitted to the Legacy Duty 
Office, in each year from 1812 to 1828; printed 261 - - + 


(Sess. Papers, N° 194. vol. xviII.) 


187 261 





LEICESTER GAOL :— 
254, Amended Return of Amount of Assessments on the several Parishes in the Borough 
of Leicester, for the maintenance of the Gaol, Bridewell and Police - - - 273 373 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 321.] [Part of Return to be Printed, 362 ] 


LIFE ANNUITIES :-— 
255. Tabular Statement of the probabilities of human Life, as deduced from the various 
Tontines and Government Life Annuities, by the Actuary of the National Debt 
Office; printed 189 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 122. vol. 111.) 


LIGHTHOUSES :— 


256. Copies of Memorials of Lord Braybrooke, and of Thomas William Coke, Esq. for 
Renewal of Grants of Lighthouses, and Accounts of Number of Lighthouses in 
the hands of private Individuals ; also, several Returns relating thereto ei. 99 298 } 

similar Accounts for Scotland and Ireland ; printed 299 - - - 299 
(Sess. Papers, N° 241. vol. xx1.) 
258. Accounts of the Gross Receipt of all Tolls or Rates collected upon Vessels sewn) | 


the Lighthouses at Winterton and Orford, Dungeness, North and South Forelands, 383 
and at Hunston Cliff - - - - - - - ‘ 


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LINEN INSPECTORS; v. Accounts, 377. 
LINENS; v. Accounts, 137. 
LIVERPOOL Docks :— 


259. Account of Receipt and Disbursement of Dock and Light Duties at the Port of gee Vo gn 
Liverpool - - - a 3 7 : a bn . ” 3 ‘} per Act. 4 


V. AccounTs, 104. 
LIVERPOOL NEw CHURCH :— 


260. Copy of any Application to the Commissioners for building New Churches, for the 
advance of Money for erecting a New Church in Liverpool, or for purehasing the 
Site or Cemetery thereof; printed14g - (Sess. Papers, n° g5. vol. xx1.) 


LIVERPOOL RoapD:— 


261. Copies of Mr. Telford’s Reports, Plans and Estimates for improving the Road f 
London to Liverpool; printedig8 -. - (Sess. Papers, “| niostods ie 7 89 185 


Loans; v. Accounts, 153, 154, 156, 199, 280. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
LONDON BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 263. 


LONDON CORPORATION :— 
262. 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 — 


263. ——_——. of Monies received and — for Paving and Lighting, cleansing Sewers, 
improving the Navigation of the Thames, rebuildig London Bridge, &amp;e. - = - 
[Accounts relative to Orphans Fund and to rebuilding London Bridge ; to be printed, 167.] 
[Accounts relative to Orphans Fund referred, 272.] 
LONDON AND EDINBURGH RoAD :— 
264. Reports respecting the Mail Road between London and Morpeth, under the direction 
of the Postmaster General, together withthe Maps - - - -— = } 


LONGITUDE, BOARD OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 291, 292. 
Lorpbs, HOUSE OF; v. AccouNTs, 299, 300. 
LOTTERY PRIZES; v. Accounts, 151. 
LUNATICS; v. Accounts, 96. 


MaiL-Coacu ROADS; v. Accounts, 239. 


MALT AND BEER :— 
265. 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 1828 to 5th January 1829; printed 169 - - - ~ e es 
(Sess. Papers, N° 112. vol. xvii.) 





266. ————— of the Number of Brewers, Retail Brewers, Licensed Victuallers, and Inter- 
mediate Brewers in ditto - - - - - - - - ~ o I 

267. —— of the Total Number of Quarters of Malt and Total Duty thereon, with the) 
Rate of Duty in each Kingdom, from 5th January 1828 to 5th January 1829 -| 


268, ——_—— of the Quantity of Malt on hand on 10th October last; printed 169 - { 
(Sess. Papers, N° 111. vol. xvit.) 


— of the Quantity of all the different sorts of Beer, stated by Barrels, in each 
year, from 5th July 1826 to 5th July 1828 ; and the Number of Quarters of Malt| 


used in each Kingdon in making that Beer; printed45 - - - - = 
' (Sess. Papers, N° 30. vol. xvii.) 

270. Returns of all Convictions of Licensed Maltsters before the Court of Exchequer, and 
before the Magistrates, for Breaches of the Excise Laws in England and Wales, 

between 5th July 180g and 5th July 1812; printed 45 - - ° . i‘ 

(Sess. Papers, N* 31 &amp; 32. vol. xvit1.) 

271. Account of all Sums of Money received by way of Fine, Penalty, or Compromise, } 
respecting Malt; and application thereof; printed 45 - cae 
(Sess. Papers, N° 33. vol. xv1t.) J 
272. Return of the Total Bushels of Malt made in each Kingdom, and the Total Bushels ) 
— into and exported from each, from 10th October 1823 to 5th January 
1829 - -  - - - - -  - - - - - ° 











273. — ofthe Total Bushels of Malt used by Distillers, Brewers and Victuallers, in 
each Kingdom, for the same period; printed 391 - ~ - ° és 
(Sess. Papers, N° 320. vol. xvi.) J 
274. ——-— of the Outeast of Malt chargeable with Duty, upon the Survey of 10th 
October 1828 ; printed 216 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 148. vol. xvit.) } 


of Excise; and of the Number of Barrels of Beer brewed upon which Duty has 
been charged; printed 287 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 227. vol. xvit.) 


— V. Accounts, 99, 398. 


275. Returns of the Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in the several aya 


MALTSTERS ; v. Accounts, 270. 


MAN, ISLE OF :— 

276. Returns of Number of Prisoners committed for Debt to the custody of the Gaoler 
of the Isle of Man; of Fees charged at the Gaol of Castle Rushen; of Number| 
of Persons now in custody; and of Crown Debtors confined in the Gaol of ~- 
Isle of Man; printed 233 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xvii1.) 

277. Copies of Contracts entered into between the Treasury and the Duke of Atholl 


respecting the Sale and Conveyance of the Isle of Man; printed 314 - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 252. vol. xx1.) J 


278. Accounts of the Date of Purchase by the Duke of Atholl, of the Annual Rent 
reserved by Act 5 Geo. 3, c. 26, us payable by him at His Majesty’s Exchequer ; 
and the amount paid by the Duke for the said Annual Rent ; of the net yearly 
Revenue received in the Isle of Man from Customs, and several other Papers 
relating to the Isle of Man, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - - 


MARGATE HARBOUR :— 
279. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Margate Harbour Company, from) 
6th April 1828 to 6th: April 1829 - - - : - - = - e 


MARSHALSEA, COURT OF; v. AccouNTS, 150. 
MARSHALSEA PRISON; v. Accounts, 149. 
MavRITIUS; v. Accounts, 387, 389, 394- 


MEAL; v. AccouNTS, 93, 95: 
MEDICINES; v. Accounts, 19. 


MENAI AND CONWAY BRIDGES :— -. 
280. Accounts of the Sums paid into the Treasury in the year ending 5th January 1609.) 
by the Post Office, towards repayment of Loans advanced for building Menai and | 
Conway Bridges ; and by the Holyhead Road Commissioners for Tolls received on 
the said Bridges; printed 216 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 149. vol. x x1.) 


— V. Accounts, 200. 





per Act. 


35 


42 


42 


178 


282 


per Address. 


314 


per Act. 


187 





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METROPOLIS ROADS :— AppEnorx. 


281. Third Report of Commissioners of the Metro _ Tempike wnate Keats of ass | 





Thames, under Act 7 Geo. 4, c. 142; printed278 - per Act. 278 
(Sess. Papers, n° 219. vol. v.) J 
MEXIco :— 
282, Copy of a Letter on the subject of the culture of Sugar, &amp;c. in Mexico, dated\ | per Address 402 
13th March 1826; printed 402 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 345. vol xxiv. of last Session. 
— V. Accounts, 125. 
m MIDDLESEX County Court :— 
283. Accounts of the Number of Causes tried since the appointment of the present Clerk, 
up to 25th March last, by the County Clerk or his Deputy; of the gross Amount 88 ' 
of Monies paid for Costs or Fees, and of Balances in - — 0 bend County . 415 
Clerk or Registrar - - - - = = = 
MILITARY ASYLUM; v. AccounrTs, 31. 
MILITARY CANAL :— 
284. Account of Rates and Receipts of Money and Disbursements for 1828 - - = | per Act. 278 


a MILITARY COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 23. 
MILITARY PENSIONS; v. Accounts, 300. 
MILITIA; v. ACCOUNTS, 41, 42, 45. 
MINT :— 


285. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Extraordinary aayoonnn of wai | 
Mint, in the Gold Coinage for 1829; printed 75. Referred 134 - 


(Sess, Papers, n° 40. vol. xv1) 


King’s [O) 
J Command. 74 529 


— V. Accounts, 76. 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES; v. Accounts, 222, 237. 
MISSIONS; v. AccounTs, 10. 
MONIES IN THE EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 335. 
MITTS; v. Accounts, 100. 
MONTREAL AND OTTAWA :— 
286. Estimate of the Sum which will be required in the year 1829, for improving the 


Water Communication between Montreal and the Ottawa, from the Ottawa to King- i King’s 


ston, and from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario; printed 75. Referredigg  - -{ | Command. 75 


(Sess. Papers, n° 41. vol. xvi.) 


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MuSEuUM; v. Accounts, 56, 57. 





NATIONAL DEBT; v. ACcouUNTS, 51. 151 to 162. 
Navy :— 


287. Estimate of the Charge of Wages and Victuals for the Seamen and Marines to serve 
in His Majesty’s Fleet for 1829 ; 3 printed 49. Referred 90 - - - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 20, vol. xv1.) 
of the Ordinary of the Navy for 1829; printed 49. Referredgo - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 20. vol. xvi.) 22 49 425 


of the Charge of Works in His Majesty’s Yards, and for the nin eae of ] 


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289. 
Hire of Transports for1829; printed 49. Referred go - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 20. vol. XVI.) 


of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy to 31st December 1828 - 
291. Copy of any Memorials or Reports presented to Government since 1 January 1828, 7 


22 49 426 








on the subject of the Nautical Almanack, or the Board of Longitude - 


292. Return of the Expenses of the late Board of Longitude, from its establishment until 
its dissolution; printed144  - - - (Sess. Papers, N°g1. vol. xx1.) 


293. Return of the Number of Vessels of every Class in His Majesty’s Service, &lt; respectve| 


77 144 


on the West India Station in each year since 1815, with the Force of the respective 
Crews, and the Number of Deaths in each Vessel - - - 


— V. Accounts, 305. 


361 


NEw BRYNSWICK; v. Accounts, 139, 309. 
New CHURCHES; v. Accounts, 71 to 73, 260, 379. 
NEWFOUNDLAND :— 


294. Return of the Number of Civil Actions, and of Criminal Informations or Prosecutions 
4 tried in the Supreme Central Court of Newfoundland, and in the Circuit Courts yoy ne 
e of that Island, and in the Labrador Court since the passing of Act 5 Geo. 4, c.67; Sion. 35 
a printed 352 —- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 291. vol. x x1.) 

— V. AccounTs, 144, 309. 


NEW PALACE :— 


295. Estimate of the New Palace in St. James’s Park; printed 306 Se King’s 
(Sess. Papers, n° 243. vol. x v1.) Command. 








NEw SHOREHAM HARBOUR :— 
296. Report of Commissioners of New Shoreham Harbour - - - - -— = by Act. 391 

New SouTH WALES; v. Accounts, 77, 91, 308, 310. 

NEWSPAPERS; v. AccounTs, 233. 

Nova ScoTIA; v. AccounrTs, 139, 309. 


OFFICES, PUBLIC :— 


297. Accounts of Increase and Diminution in the Number of Persons employed in all) asd . 
Public Offices and Departments, or in their Salaries,in the year 1828 -° - -f | 7° 379 


OIL; v. AccounTs, 143, 145. 




















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ORDNANCE; v. Accounts, 15. 
ORPHANS’ FUND; v. Accounts, 262. 


OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES :— 


298. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1829, to pay the Salaries or Allow- 
ances granted to certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ; 
Referred 134 - 


printed 75. (Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xvi.) 


PaRisH VESTRIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 241. 


PARLIAMENT :— 
299. 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 1829; printed 75. Re-} 


ferred 134 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N* 38. vol. xv1.) 


Lords and Commons, for 1829; printed 75. Referred 134 - - - - 


300. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expenses of the Houses of 
(Sess. Papers, N° 38. vol. xv1.) I 


— V. Accounts, 87. 
PAROCHIAL RATES; v. Accounts, 364. 
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS; v. Accounts, 244. 
PEACE PRESERVATION ACTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 225. 
PENITENTIARY HOUSE :— 
301. Estimate of the Sum that will be wanted to defray the Expense of the Establishment 
of the Penitentiary House at Milbank; printed75. Referred 134 . - -} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xv1.) 
302. Report of the Committee of the General Penitentiary House at Milbank; printed 
(Sess. Papers, N° 75. vol. v.) 


122 - - - - - - - - 
PENSIONS :— 

303. Account of the several Sums which will become payable between 5th April 1829 and 
5th April 1830, by the East India Company, towards the Expense of Half Pay, Pen-| 
sions and Allowances to His Majesty’s Forces serving in India, pursuant to Act | 
4 Geo. 4, ¢. 71; printed 29 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 15. vol. xv.) 

— V. Accounts, 32, 33, 166, 366. 

PiI_tGRrims Tax; v. Accounts, 181. 
PILOTAGE :— 

304. Accounts of all Sums annually received by the Trinity House as Surplus Pilotage, and 
from the Thames River Pilots, pursuant to Act 6 Geo. 4, c. 125 ; List of Thames| 
River Pilots who receive any Pension from the Trinity House; also, List of such 
Pilots of the Cinque Ports as are licensed pursuant to Act g Geo, 4, c. 865 
printed 83, 198 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 53. &amp; 134. vol. xvii.) 

305. Account, in detail, under separate Heads, of the manner in which £. 50,000 voted =) 
the Navy Estimates for 1828, for Pilotage, &amp;c. was expended ;_ printed 148 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 94. vol. xvI.) J 

306. Account of Receipts and Appropriations of Surplus Rates of Pilotage - - - 

307. Account of the Receipt and Appropriation of the Pilots’ Fund, for the year 1828 - 


PLANTATIONS :— 


308. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in 1829, to defray Bills drawn 
from New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, on account of Convicts in those 
Settlements; printed 75. Referred 134 - (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xv1.) 
309. Estimates of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establishments of the Bahamas, Nova 
Scotia, New Brunswick, Bermuda, Prince Edward’s Island, Newfoundland and 
Sierra Leone, for 1829; printed 75. Referred 134 - - - - - - 
(Sess, Papers, N° 41. vol. xv1.) J 
310. Estimate 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 f 


75- Referred 134 = - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 41. vol. xvi.) 
Poor; v. Accounts, 311 to 314, 361. 
Poor RATES :— 

311. Clerk to prepare and lay before the House, Abstract of Returns made to the Order of 
5th and 19th May 1828, of Money levied and expended for the Relief of the Poor ; 
printed 135 a a ee i a a (Sess. Papers, n° 78. vol. xx1.) 

312. 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 por | 
County Rates, in the year ending 25th March 1829, upon every such vise, 
Township, or other Place maintaining its own Poor - - - - - - 

313. Statement of the Amount of the Rental, as assessed for the purpose of the Poors Rate 
of the Parishes of Christ Church, Surrey, and Saint George the Martyr, Southwark, 
in 1767 and 1827; printed351 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 294. vol. xx1.) J 

— V. Accounts, 314. 

Poor RELIEF :— 

314. Returns of the Number of Poor Persons belonging to several Parishes, Townships, or 
Chapelries, relieved or assisted from the Poor Rate, between 25th March 1827 and 
25th March 1828; also, of the Number of Able-bodied Men, being Parishioners, 
relieved or assisted from the Poor Rates; Abstract to be printed, 86 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 52. vol. xxt.) 
PorRT-PATRICK HARBOUR; v. AccouNTS, 372. 
PORTUGAL :— 
315. Papers respecting the Relations between Great Britain and Portugal, 1826-1829 _- 


POSTEAS :-— 
316. Returns of the Number of Posteas filed during the Years 1826, 1827, and 1828, in 
the Courts of King’s Bench, Common Pleas, and Court of Exchequer; printed is] 
(Sess. Papers, N° 106. vol. xvi1t.) 
[Return from the Court of Common Pleas to be laid before the House forthwith, 347.] 


Ordered. 





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King’s 
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King’s 
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78 


104 


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King’s 
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King’s 
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King’s 
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99 


_ 


257 


33° 


per Address. 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Post OFFICE; v. Accounts, 280, 347, 358, 359- 
Post-OFFICE PACKETS; v. ACcoUNTS, 201. 


PREROGATIVE COURT OF CANTERBURY :— 


317- Return of Amount of all Fees, Profits, and Emoluments received by the Judge, Re- 
cord Keeper, Auditor of Accounts, and all other Persons in the Prerogative Office 
of the Province of Canterbury, not included in the Return of last Session - - 

318. Copy of Tables of Fees which Proctors are authorized to charge for Business done in 
the Ecclesiastical Courts of Doctors Commons ; printed 329 - - - = 

(Sess. Papers, N° 271. vol. xviii.) 

— V. Accounts, 182, 183, 421. 


PRESENTMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 212, 239, 242. 
PRINCE EDWARD’S ISLAND; v. ACCOUNTS, 309. 
PRINTING; v. ACCOUNTS, 205, 222, 327, 328, 332, 401. 


PRISON FEES :— 
319. Return of the Number of Persons at present confined in any Gaol in the Metropolis, | 
for Prison Fees imposed ; printed1g2 - (Sess. Papers, N° 12g. vol. xvi. 5 


PRISONS :— 
320. Copies of Reports and Schedules transmitted to the Secretary of State respecting) 
Prisons; printedi1 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 2. vol. xix.) J 


— V. Accounts, 209, 213. 


PRIVATE BILLS :— 
321. Account, showing the Total Number of Petitions for Private Bills presented to the 
House of Commons in each Session of Parliament, from 1825 to the present Session 
1829, showing the Number of Reports, &amp;c.; printed 375 -- - ~ e nr 
(Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. xx1.) 
Privy Councit OFFICE; v. AccounTs, 411, 413. 


PROBATES OF WILLS; v, Accounts, 182, 421. 349, 357- 
PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL; v. ACCOUNTS, 194. 


PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— 
322. Estimate of the Sum which may he required in 1829, for paying the usual Allowances 
to Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England, &amp;c.; printed 75. Referred 4] 
(Sess. Papers, N° 39. vol. xvi.) 


PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT OF LOWER CANADA; v. ACCOUNTS, 59. 


PuBLic ACCOUNTS :— 
323. Copy of Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Official Accounts of the} 
principal Departments connected with the Receipts and Expenditure of the Public } 
Service; printed 351 - - = = (Sess. Papers, N° 290. vol. vi.) 


324. Copies of any Reports made to the Lords of the Treasury by the Third Commis- 
sioner for investigating the mode of keeping the Public Accounts; and also a 
Memorial addressed to them by him, on 28th February last; printed391 - ~~ - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 325. vol. v1.) 

— V. Accounts, 1 to 5, 240. 


PuBuic BUILDINGS :— 


325. Estimate of the probable Amount that will be required for Repairs, &amp;c. of Public 
Buildings, for Furniture, &amp;c. for 1829; printedi04. Referred 134 -  - ° 
(Sess. Papers, N° 65. vol. xvi.) 


PuBLic INCOME AND EXPENDITURE :— 
326. Copies of all Evidence taken before the Finance Committee of 1828, and Documents) 
and Returns laid before them, and printed for their use - - - - = &lt;f 
PuBLic OFFICES; v. Accounts, 297. 


PuBuic REcORDS :— 


327. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense for Printing, under 
the directions of the Commissioners of Public Records, for 1829; printed 7a 
Referred 134 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xvi.) 


328. Return in detail, under separate Heads, of the manner in which the Sums charged in 
Civil Contingencies as paid to the Commissioners of Public Records, in 1826, 1827 
and 1828, also charged in the Miscellaneous Estimates for Printing, &amp;c. have been 


expended; printed 415 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 357. vol. xx1.) 


— V. Accounts, 332. 


PuBLic WorRKsS; v. Accounts, 248. 


QUEEN ANNE’S Bounty :— 


329. Account of the Number of Purchases made by the Governors of Queen Anne’s 
Bounty, from 1800 to 1828 - - - - - « o . ‘a } 


RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— 
330. The Royal Harbour of Ramsgate Trust Account, from 24th June 1827 to 24th) 
June 1828 - - - - - - - - - ~ im &gt; PA 
REAL PROPERTY :— 


331. Copy of Report of Commissioners of Inquiry respecting Real Property; printed 321 
(Sess. Papers, n° 263. vol. x.) 
REcorD COMMISSION :— 


332- Return of all the Works now in progress under the direction of the Record Commic-} 
sion; also, of Works preparing for Press, but of which the printing is not yet 
commenced ; printed 391 - - &lt;= (Sess. Papers, N° 331. vol. xx1.) J 

RECORDS; v. Accounts, 327, 328. 

REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE; v. Accounts, 163. 


REGISTRY OF DEEDS; v. Accounts, 230. 


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Ordered. | Presented. 

325 329 
per Address. 192 
per Acts 11 
Laid on the 
359 { Table, 
375 
King’ 

Pe sees. 74 
349 351 
377 391 

King’ 
Coumted 104 
41L | 415 
King’ 
Conant: 74 
per Address. 415 
135 
per Act. 391 
per Address, 321 
268 391 














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INDEX ¢@o the E1GHTY-FOURTH VOLUME. 


[ 1829, 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


REQUEST, COURTS OF :— 

333. Returns of the Number of Courts of Law in England, Wales and Ireland, whether 
under the name of Courts of Request, or any other name, which have the power 
of committing to Prison for Debts of £.5, and under, stating the constitution sf 
the Court, &amp;.; printed346 - - - 2 = = 2© 2 © = 

[Order for printing Returns, discharged; and Abstract to be prepared and laid before the House, 380.] 

334. Abstracts of the said Returns, and of Accounts and Returns of former eee 

relating to Courtsof Requests -  - - - - - -2 = = = 
[Order for these Abstracts discharged, 346.] 


REVENUE :— 


335. Account showing the Amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to be 
received on 2d February 1829, to complete Aids granted for the Service of 1828 ; 
printed 23. Referred2g - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 11. vol. xv.) 





336. of the Net Income of the United Kingdom, in the year ended 5th January 
1829; also, of the-Balances of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer, in the 
years ended 5th January 1828 and 1829; printed 29 - - - ° « 


(Sess. Papers, N° 16. vol. xv.) 


337. Copies of Cases which have been stated and signed by the Commissioners of Assessed 
en: printed 152 - -  - = (Sess. Papers, n° g7. vol. xviit.) 


Revenue Inquiry in Ireland and in Great Britam; printed 75. Referred 194 =~ 


338. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for Compensation to Commissioners of ! 
(Sess. Papers, N° 38. vol. xv.) 


339. Account of Salaries, Allowances or other Emoluments of Receivers General of Taxes 


Public Income of the United a of Great Britain and Ireland, for the year 


340. Accounts of the pyre | Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting the 
ended 5th January 1829; printed 164 - (Sess. Papers, N° 101. vol. xv.) ; 





year ended 5th January 1829; with an Account of the Public Expenditure during 


of the Total Income of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland, in inst 
the same period; printed 164 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 101. vol. xv.) 


342. Account of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom, in the year ended 5th 
January 1829; printed164 = - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol, xv.) 





nuary 1828 ; of Money raised by additions to the Funded or Unfunded Debt, in the 


— of the Balances of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer on 5th Ja- 
year ended 5th January 1829; printed 164. (Sess. Papers, N° 101. vol. xv.) } 





of the Income of the Consolidated Fund, in the year ended 5th January 1829 ; 
printed 164 - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 101. vol. xv.) } 


345. ——-— of the Money applicable to the Payment of the Charges on the Consolidated 
Fund; printed 164 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. xv.) 





showing how the Monies given for the Service of the year 1828, have been 
disposed of; printed 164 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. xv.) 


347. Accounts of Arrears and Balances; viz. Customs (England, Scotland, and Ireland ;) 
Excise (England, Scotland, and Ireland ;) Stamps (Great Britain and Ireland ;) 
Land and Assessed Taxes in Great Britain; Tax Collectors Balances ; Post Office 
(Great Britain and Ireland ;) Land Revenue in England and Wales; printed .164 

(Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. xv.) 


348. Account of the Net Produce of Taxes in the United Kingdom as stated in the Finance 
Accounts for 1827, on certain Articles, showing the Rate of Duty on each Article; 
printed 235 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 172.) vol. xv.) 


of the Net Produce of Stamp Duties in the United Kingdom, as stated in 
the Finance Accounts for 1827, on Legacies and on Probates, &amp;c. showing the 
several Rates of Duty; printed235 - + (Sess. Papers, N° 172. vol. xv.) 


350. Return of the Gross Receipt of Assessed Taxes in 1828; printed 362 = - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 303. vol. xv.) 





349- 





351. 
dows, from 5th January 1822 to 5th April 1829; printed 362 = - - « 3 


(Sess. Papers, n° 302. vol. xv.) 
of the Amount of Duties levied in Ireland on Hearths, Windows and Houses, 
for the same period; printed 362 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 302. vol. xv.) 
353- Account of the Number of Surcharges for Assessed Taxes made by each Surveyor a 


‘of the Amount of Duties levied in the United Kingdom on Houses and _ 





352. 


Taxes in 1827 and 1828 - - - - . - - - - . 


354- Copies of all Circulars issued by the Board of Taxes for the Conduct of the Surveyors 
in 1827 and 1828, respecting Re assessments and Surcharges - - = - t 
355+ Account of the Total Amount of Money which, on 5th January 1829, was in the Exche- 
uer, or remained to be received on account of Ways and Means; printed 7. 
eferred 276 - . = ee - (Sess. Papers, n° 202. vol. xv.) 
356. Account of all Sums paid into the Stamp Office for Duty on Insurances from Fire 
in London and the Country for certain periods; printed 351 - . - + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 288. vol. xv.) 
357+ Return of the Total Amount of Revenue received in the United Kingdom since 1823, 
for Stamp Duty on Legacies on Probates, &amp;c.; printed 351 - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 289. vol. xv.) 
— V. Accounts, 6, 48 to 55. Customs, 98 to 148. Dest, Nationa, 151 to 162. 
Excise, 188 ¢o 191, 186, 187. IRELAND, 207, 208. 
REVENUE INQUIRY :— 
358. ———— Report of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry in Ireland and Great) 


ritain (Post Office); printed 231 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 161. vol. x1.) f 
359- Nineteenth Report of Ditto; (Post Office United Kingdom, Part II. Ireland.) printed 
407 - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 353. vol. x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 338. ° 


RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 
360. Richmond Bridge Cash Account 1828 - 


Ordered. 


—_———_ 


per Address 
of last Session. 


134 


23 


29 


per Act. 
King’s 
Command. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 





per Act. 


per Act, 


201 


201 


237 


239 


239 
263 


263 


267 


301 


325 


per Address. 


per Address. 








Presented. 





49 


23 


29 


30 








235 


235 


35! 


351 


351 
380 


380 


267 


351 


351 


230 


407 





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of 
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753 


562 








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‘ PAGE 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS--continued. ii PGE of 
RIcHMOND LUNATIC ASYLUM; v. ACCOUNTS, 237. AprEnpix. 





RoaDs; v. AccounTs, 235. 

ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 232, 375. 
Rum; v. Accounts, 113, 396. 

Russian LOAN; v. Accounts, 153. 

SAINT DOMINGO; v. AccouNTS, 184. 

SAINT JAMES, WESTMINSTER :— 


. 361. Return from the Vestry of the Parish of St. James Westminster of the particulars) 
of the Expenditure of the Monies received for Rents of Pews in the Church of th 











, 14 87 
said Pesich, fom Cheltnes 30640 Cluetmes Wat - ~~ oe ind 
362. of all Monies received and expended under Act 56 Geo. 3, relating to the 
Poor of the Parish of St. James Westminster, and Act 1 Jac. 2. for erecting the} 14 87 
said Parish, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - - - - - 
[Notice taken that the Return relating to the Poor was imperfect, withdrawn ; another ordered, 177 ; presented, 195.] 
363. Returns from the Vestry of the Parish of St. James Westminster of the Particulars 
of the Property and Sums for which they are stated in the Returns presented 164 206 
27th February to have been paid - - - - ° - . * 
SAINT JAMES’S PARK; v. ACCOUNTS, 295. 
SAINT PANCRAS :— 
364. Account of Monies raised by Rates for the building of Churches and Chapels in the 
Parish of St. Pancras, and account of all Parochial Rates and Taxes assessed vpon 237 314 
the Parishioners (the Rates for Church building excepted) - - - - 





SAVINGS BANKS; v. AccounTs, 155, 162. 
SCOTLAND :— 
365. Return from each Royal Burgh, City, Town or Burgh of Barony in Scotland herein} 








which the Tax of Two Pennies Scots upon the Pint of Beer, &amp;c. brewed therein p |" — 20 
is levied; printed 20° - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 8. vol. x x1.) an ' 
366. Account of Pensions granted out of the Civil List of Scotland from 2oth June 1827 a 
to 20th June 1828; printed 45 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 23. vol. xv.) ’ / 44 
367. Copies of Warrants ee to Robert Moffat, W. G. Campbell, 
John Sutherland, George Carphin, and Patrick Wishart, for loss of Emoluments, &amp;c. per Act. 44 
printed 45 - - ~ - - (Sess Papers, n° 24 to 28. vol. xviti.) ! 
368. Eighth Report of Trustees for improving the Communication between Edinburgh 
and Fife, by the Ferries of Kinghorn,&amp;c. - - - - - - = = wine 5° 
369. First Report of Commissioners for regulating Fees payable in His Majesty’s Register 
House, Edinburgh, together with Table of Fees; printed 60 - ~ - : per Act. 60 
(Sess. Papers, n° 36. vol. v.) 
370. Copies of Cases stated and signed by the Commissioners of Assessed Taxes wa i. 
Scotland ~ 7 a fhe A p ie 7 - . rs ve 7 per Act. 79 
371. A Book, intituled, Acts of Sederunt of the Court of Session in Scotland; printed a 8 
: 89 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 58. vol. xviit.) apie 9 
372. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the present year to defray the Expense 
of sundry Works now executing at Port Patrick Harbour; printed 104, Referred a - 104 516 
134 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 65. vol. xvi.) sir tag 
373. Estimate of the Sum that will be required, in 1829, in aid of the Charge incurred for oc 
the Caledonian Canal; printed 104: Referred 134 - - - ~ - 4 ae aa 104 517 
(Sess. Papers, n° 65. vol. xvi.) J 
ES 374- Copy of Warrant for paying te Colin Dunlop Donald Compensation for loss of 
; moluments - eee ee eee 7 foe 7 
: 375- Fifteenth Report of Commissioners for the Repair of Roads and Bridges in the High- 
lands of Scotland; printed 171. - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 114. vol. v.) } eterk ‘dns 
376. Copy of Treasury Warrant of 2d August 1825, respecting Premiums for the growth 
of Flax and Hemp in Scotland, with account of all Monies issued to the Trustees |. 198 240 
for that purpose in 1828; printed 241 - (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. xx1.) 
377- Return of the Number of Surveyors, Inspectors and Stamp Masters in Scotland, 
whose Offices were abolished by 4 Geo. 4, c.40; printed 241 - -— - z 198 240 
(Sess. Papers, n° 182. vol. xx1.) 
378. Twenty-fifth Report of Commissioners for making and maintaining the Caledonian 
Canal; printed 350 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 286. vol. v.) aan 35° 
379. Fifth Report of Commissioners for building Churches in the Highlands and Islands 
of Scotland; printed4o1 - -— - (Sess. Papers, n° 341. vol. v.) } eters " 
— V. Accounts, 98, 99, 109, 257, 264, 265, 347, 399- 








SEAMEN’S WAGES; v. Accounts, 287. 
SECRETARIES OF STATE; v. ACCOUNTS, 411, 413. 
SECRET SERVICES :— 


380. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for His Majesty’s Foreign and other Secret King’s 
Services, for 1829 ; printed 75. Referred 134. (Sess. Papers, N° 40. vol. xvi.) Command, 74 527 


SEGARS; v. Accounts, 408. 


SHERIFF; v. Accounts, 149, 236. 





SHIPPING ; v. ACCOUNTS, 107, 108, 117, 119, 122 to 124, 126, 134, 139, 147, 148, 170. | 
| 
SHOES; v. ACCOUNTS, 110. 


SHOREHAM HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 


SHREWSBURY ROAD; v. Accounts, 198. 


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ACCOUNTS AND-PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presentea. | PAGE 


; SIERRA LEONE: — ApPENprx. 
! 381. Return of the Number of the Population in Sierra Leone by the latest Returns; printed| 
—w8 i- = - - «+ «= (Sess. Papers, n° 236, vol.xxv.) J |perAddrew.| 293 

— V. Accounts, 309; 385, 386. 

















SILK; v. AccouNTS, 103, 127, 132, 135, 136, 169. 

SINKING FunD; v. Accounts, 154, 161. 

SLAVE TRADE :— a 
382. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1829, to pay the Salaries and ves 


dental Expenses of the Commissioners for preventing the Illegal Traffic in Slaves ; 
printed 75. Referred 134 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xv.) 


383. Copy of Information received by His Majesty’s Government, relative to the renal 


King’s 
Command. 74 529 


eae 39 by Henry and Helen Moss, of Crooked Island, in the Bahamas, on a 
emale Negro Slave; printed179 - - (Sess. Papers, n°121 vol. xxv.) 


384. Abstract of the Amount of the Slave Population in each of His Majesty’s oe 
printed 293 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 237. vol. xxv.) 


385. Correspondence with the British Commissioners at Sierra Leone, the Havannah, 7" 


per Address, 1 78 


per Address. 293 


King’s 316 


de Janeiro, and Surinam, relative to the Slave Trade, 1828 - - - . Command. 


cipated therein, in each year, since 1st January 1808; printed342 - -~— = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 275. vol. xxv.) 


387. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry upon the Slave Trade at Mauritius; printed Kine’ 
ing’s 
352 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 292. vol. xxv.) Siete 352 


388. Copy or Copies of any Order or Orders in Council respecting the Manumission of 
Slaves in Demerara or Berbice; printed 362 (Sess. Papers, N° 301. vol. xxv.) per Address. 361 


389. Copy of the Ordinance forthe Government and Protection of Slaves in the ts 


386. Returns of the Number of Slaves captured and brought into Sierra Leone, and eman- 
} per Address. 342 


with Observations of the Commissioners thereupon ; printed 396 . - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 338. vol. xxv.) 


390. Further Papers in explanation of the Measures adopted by His ag oy ieiy Poe} 


per Address. 396 


for the Melioration of the Condition of the Slave Population in His Majesty’s Pos- 
sessions; printed 396 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 333. vol. xxv.) 


391. Copy of any Reports which may have been received from the Protectors of Slaves in 
the Colonies; printed 396 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 335. vol. xxv.) per Address.| 396 


392. Accounts of Labourers born free, and of the Manumitted Slaves, transmitted from 
Trinidad ;_ printed 396 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 336. vol. xxv.) 


King’s 4 
Command. 396 


per Address, 396 


393. Copies of any Correspondence between Sir Robert Farquhar and the Colonial Depert-| 
ment upon the pohieet of certain Charges contained in a Publication, intituled 


P per Address. 396 
«The Anti-Slavery Reporter, N° 42;” printed 396. (Sess. Papers, N°337. vol. xxv.) J 


1829, upon the Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry on the Slave Trade at the 


3. : per Address. 415 
Mauritius; printed 415 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 355. vol. xxv.) 





394. Copy of a Letter by Sir Robert T. Farquhar to the Secretary of State, dated 10 the] 


SNUFF; v. Accounts, 408. 





Soap; v. Accounts, 189. 

Soap MAKERS LICENSES; v. Accounts, 191. 
SouTH AFRICA; v. Accounts, 8. 

SouTH AMERICAN TRADE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 125. 
SPAIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 414. 

SPANISH CLAIMS :— 


395. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to fulfil the Stipulations of a a 
Convention entered into with his Catholic Majesty on 28th October 1828; printed c hee » 7 195 537 
195. Referred 202 - - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 124. vol. xv1.) J . 

— V. Accounts, 414. 


SPERMACETI CANDLES; v. ACCOUNTS, 190, 191. 


SPIRITS AND Wine:— 
396. Account of the Number of Imperial-proof Gallons of Rum, Brandy and Geneva, and 
all other Foreign Spirits that paid Duty in each Kingdom, and of all, for the United 
Kingdom, for the year ending 5th January 1829; and the same Accounts for all kinds 8 230 
of Wine, distinguishing each kind; printed 231 - - - ~ - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 162. vol. x x1.) 
of the Number of Imperial-proof Gallons of Spirits distilled in each fr Home| 








397+ - 
exported from one to the other, and that paid Duty in each Kingdom for Home 8 230 


Consumption; printed 231 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 162. vol. xx1.) 
398. Return of the Total Amount of Money paid to Distillers as Bounty on Malt used, or 
as Drawback on Spirits made entirely from Malt; printed 391 - Wee a. 
(Sess. Papers, n°320. vol. x vit.) 
399- Accounts of the Quantities of Spirits made in Ireland and Scotland, which have mt 


151 39° 


4 
ii 
= 


the Duties of Excise for Home Consumption; printed 403 - 321 391 


— V. Accounts, 113, 273. (Sess. Papers, N° 340. vol. xv.) 


STAINES BRIDGE :— 
400. Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Tolls collected on Staines Bridge ; a 
printed 323 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 266. vol. xx1.) oe 323 
STAMPS; v. ACCOUNTS, 207, 208, 233, 246, 347, 349, 356. 357- 
STATIONERY :— 


401. Estimate of the probable Expense of providing Stationery, Printing and Binding, for 
the Public Departments of Government; printed 75. Referred 134 - -  - 


maeua.| 74 | 628 
(Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol, x v1.) 


Command. 
— V. Accounts, 222, 246. 


STEAM VESSELS; v. Accounts, 108, 123, 147. 





























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PI ji. Od eee , 
SuB-SHERIFF. OF WESTMEATH; v. Accounts, 236. = a percoae , 
Sige ; 
SUGAR; v. AccounTS, 114, 146, 282. : ‘ bees ae 
SUPERANNUATIONS :— are vee 
402. Estimate of the Sum that will be wanted to defray the Charge of Allowances or Com-] wae Stee oe sae 
= to Persons formerly employed in Public Departments; printed 75. Ph a 4 _ EE aa. 
5 eferred 134 - . ’ . . - (Sess. Papers, n° gg. vol. xv1.) : ee ok 
cy 403. Annual Account of Superannuation Allowances granted under Act 3 Geo. 4, ¢ 113; 
¥ printed 176 * . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 120. vol. xv.) per Act. 176 


— V. Accounts, 34, 166. 
SURREY NEW ROADS :— 


404. Return, showing the Aggregate Amount of Tolls collected on the Surrey New Roads es 

since the commencement of the Act 3 Geo. 4; printed 153 - - - - 114 153 : . aa 

(Sess. Papers, N° 99. vol. x x1.) J ae 

SwAN RIVER SETTLEMNT:— 
405. Copies of Correspondence of the Colonial Department with certain Gentlemen pro- 

posing to form a Settlement in the Neighbourhood of the Swan River, in Westem| 


Australia; printed 293 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 238. vol. xxiv.) 
TALLOW; v. ACCOUNTS, 142, 190, 191. 
TANJORE DEBTS; v. Accounts, 168. 
TARIFFS :— 


406. Copies of all Schedules or Tariffs which have regulated the Importation into and the 
Exportaton from pee Countries or their Colonies, of all Merchandize, from is} 
tot 


per Address. 293 





per Address 


: 2 
e latest period at which such Regulations can be procured; printed 402 ~J oflestSenion) — 49 


[Order for printing these Schedules discharged, 415.] 


TAXES; v. ACCOUNTS, 327, 339, 347, 348, 350 to 354, 370. 
TEA; v. ACCOUNTS, 179. 











THAMES NAVIGATION :— 


407. Account in Abstract of Receipts and Disbursements by the Commissioners of the 
Thames Navigation, in1828 - - - -— = - } 


— V. Accounts, 263. 


per Act. 50 


TIMBER; v. ACCOUNTS, 111. 





TIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 105. 


TOBACCO; AND SNUFF :— 


408. Account of the Number of Pounds Weight of Leaf Tobacco, Manufactured Segars 


and Snuff, for the last year, paid Duty upon quarterly, ending 5th January 1829; 
also, Amount of Duty collected at the respective Ports of Importation; printed 216 


(Sess. Papers, n° 143. vol. xx1.) 


34 216 
TONNAGE; v. AccounmTs, 117, 121, 123. 


TOWER OF LONDON :— 


409. Return of the Gross Amount of Fees received from the Public, for Admission to see 
the Armouries in the Tower of London, in1828 - - - ° } 





411 


TRADE AND NAVIGATION; v. ACCOUNTS, 107, 112, 
TRANSPORTS; v. Accounts, 289. 
TREASURY :— 


410. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to make good the Deficiency of the Fee 
Fund in the Department of His Majesty’s Treasury, for 1829; printed 75. Referred 
134 - te ° ~ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xv1.) 


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 | King's |f{ 73 
Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council, &amp;c. for 1829; printed 75. Referred Command. || 74 518 
134 - “ i. ° ° - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xvi.) J 

412. of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Contingent Expenses and 
Messengers Bills in the Department of His Majesty’s Treasury, for 1829 ; printed King’s , 
75. Referred13q4 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xvi.) Command. 4 519 


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


of His er Foreign Secretary of State ; also for the Colonies; also, of His 
Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council, &amp;c. for 1829; printed 75. Referred 


134 = - (Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xvi.) 
TREASURY BILLS; v. Accounts, 48. 


TREATIES :— 


414. Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the Catholic King, for the final Settle- 
ment of the Claims of British and Spanish Subjects, under the Convention con- King’s 1 770 
cluded at Madrid the 12th of March 1823, signed at London, 28th October 1828 J | mend: x 


King’ 
Conetall 73 51 8 





411. 








Commend. | 74 | 519 


TRINIDAD; v. Accounts, 392. 


f 
4 

Ls 

| 
i 


TRINITY HOUSE; v. ACCOUNTS, 304. 
TURPENTINE; v. Accounts, 143. 

Two PENNIES SCOTS; v. Accounts, 365. 
VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT :— 


415- Copy of Report from the National Vaccine Establishment, March 2d, 1829 ; printed) 

128 «(- 7 tte ln oot pcSemPapam, 1° yy-0el.v.) f 

416. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to ore the Expense of the tt 
e 


per Address. 128 


Vaccine Establishment, for 1829 ; printed 75. ferred194 - - - - 


King’s 
(Sess. Papers, N° 39. vol. xvi.) 


Command, 74 527 
Van DIEMEN’S LAND; v. Accounts, 91, 308, 310. 

















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
-. UNIVERSITIES; v. Accounts, 298. 
VOLUNTEER CORPS; v. AccouNnTS, 20, 43. 


WALES, NEw SouTu; v. AccowunTs, 77, 91, 308, 310. 
WAREHOUSING Ports; v. Accounts, 126. 

WATER COMMUNICATION; v. Accounts, 286. 
WATER TAX; v. ACCOUNTS, 211. 


West INDIA Docks :— 


417. General Account of the Receipt and Application of all Monies received by the West 
India Dock Company, from ist February 1828 to 1st February 1829; printed 4 
(Sess. Papers. n° 346. vol. xx1.) 
[Act 39 Geo. 3, c. 69, read ; General Account to be laid before the House forthwith, 388. ] 


— V. Accounts, 74. 
West INDIES :— 
418. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted in 1829, in aid of the Expense of erecting | 
Churches in the West Indies; printed 104. Referred 134. - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 65. vol. xvi.) f 
419. Second Series: Third Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Administration 
of Criminal and Civil Justice in the West Indies, South American Colonies, &amp;c. \ 
printed 396— = - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 334. vol. xxIv.) 
— V. Accounts, 44, 293. 
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— 
420. Four Quarterly Accounts of Treasurer to the Commissioners of Westminster Bridge, 
from 5th April 1828 to 5th April 1829 - - . - - - - * 
WHALE OIL; v. Accounts, 145. 
WHITECROSS-STREET PRISON; v. Accounts, 149. 


WILLS :— 


421. Return from all Courts or other Authorities empowered to grant Probates of en 
and Letters of Administration, of the extent of their jurisdictions, &amp;c. ; printed 238.4 
(Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xvuit.) f 
— V. Accounts, 182, 253, 357. 
Winbow Tax; v. AccounTs, 351, 352- 


WINDSOR CASTLE :— 


422. Estimate of the Amount which will be required in 1829, on account of the Alterations 
and Improvements of Windsor Castle; printed 104. Referred 134 - . - 
(Sess. Papers. N° 65. vol. xv1.) J 
WINES; v. Accounts, 396. 


Woon; v. Accounts, 111. 

WooDS AND FORESTS; v. Accounts, 249. 
WooL; v. Accounts, 118. 

YARNS; v. ACCOUNTS, 137. 

YEOMANRY CORPS; v. Accounts, 43. 





Ordered. | Presented. | 
| 
per Act. 391 
King’s 
Command. 104 
King’s 
Command. 396 
per Act. 407 
per Address. 238 © 
King’s 
Command. 104 








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Accounts and Papers of former Sessions, fo be re-printed, viz. 
Report from Committee on Education (Ireland,) presented 19 346. 
May 1828, 142. Abstract of Returns relative to Probates of 
Wills, presented 30 May 1828, 238. Second Report from charged, 380, 415. 
Committee on Labouring Poor of Ireland, presented, 7 June 
1819, 402. 


Axsstracts or Accounts, to be printed, 50, 86. 








384. 











House, 380. 
Accounts, &amp;c. referred to Committees of the whole House, 
29, 73, 99, 95, 134, 143, 184, 199, 202, 209, 276. : 
of former Sessions referred to a Select Com- ACTS: 











Orders for certain Abstracts, discharged, 208, 
Order for printing certain Accounts, dis- 
Motion for printing a Return, withdrawn, 


of a former Session, to be returned, 401. 
to be prepared and laid before the in part to be printed, 362. 


GENERAL INDEx To Papers, 1801—1826, to be printed, 78. 


mittee, 272. ——_———_ read in the House, 43, 61, 62,86, 99, 109, 110, 129, 
to be laid before the House forthwith, 321, 188, 192, 205, 213, 246, 252, 253, 260, 264, 278, 301, 308, 

347, 388. 310, 318, 320, 326, 333, 344, 364, 365, 388—of the Parlia- 
referred tc Select Committees, 209, 214, 269, ment of Ireland, 116, 301. 


272, 273- 


——————— withdrawn, 177, 192, 325. 


ADDRESSES : 


OF THANKS :— 


Sections of Acts, read, 35. 


1. Lorps Commissioners Speecu—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 Commissioners 
Speech referred; 6. Address reported, 11. Agreed to; To be presented by Privy Councillors, 12. 


Answer, 20. 


RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :-— 


KIN@’s 


2. TurNprke Roap Bitt Fers—That His Masesty will be graciously pleased to give directions that there be issued 
from time to time such Sums of Money as may be sufficient to pay the Fees due and payable to the Officers of the 
Parliament on all Bills for continuing or amending Turnpike Road Acts, go. Kine’s Answer, 220. 


3. Cuartasn—For conferring some Dignity in the Church upon the Reverend Evelyn Levett Sutton, Chaplain to this 
House; Resolved Nem. Con. ; 366. Kine’s Answer, 367. 





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ADDRESS ES—continued. CPR WAR ge 


For ADVANCING MONEY :— 


4. CLERKS AND Orricers oF 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 of Money as may, with the Fees vested in them, be sufficient ntflia 
to make good the Payment of the Salaries of the Officers of the House, according ~ ty 
to the Provisions of the said Act, and to pay Allowances to Clerks in the Office 
of the Clerk of the House ; 


5+ 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 ; &amp; 
6. Mr. Speaker’s Secretary—To Edward Phillips, Esquire, for his Services during : t- ae 
the present Session ; a ag 
7. Laws Exprr1nc—To Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, for his Trouble in compiling 


Registers of Expired and Expiring Laws, for the use of the Committee in the 
present Session ; a 


| 365. Kine’s Answer, 367. rn 





FoR ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :— 


8. ArcHDEAcONRY Courts—Return from the Archdeaconry Courts of Lincoln and Norwich of Copies of the Patents 
of the Commissary of the Bishop, and Official of the Archdeacon in each of the said Archdeaconries ; also, of the 
Patents of the Registrars ; 406. K1ne’s Answer, 407. 


g. Army—Usual Estimates and Account. 23. .Kine’s Answer, 25.—( V. Accounts, 12 to 16.) 





10. Canapa—Copies or Extracts of any Communications between the Colonial Office and the Governors of Upper and 


: Lower Canada, pursuant to the Recommendations of the Canada Committee, 389. K1ine’s Answer, 395. 

ei 11, CHAaRITIES—Copy of Twentieth Report of Commissioners, 28. K1ine’s Answer, 49.—(V. Accounts, 67.) 

\ 12. ————-— Copy of Twenty-first Report of Commissioners, 367. K1ne’s Answer, 395—(V. Accounts, 70.) 

mn 13. Return of the Number of Charities and Charitable Donations for the benefit of the Poor .and other 








Persons in England Wales, registered in the Offices of the Clerks of the Peace, 77. KiNo’s Answer, 128.— 
(V. Accounts, 69.) 

14. CLercy, CuurcuEes AnD CuapEets—Copies or Abstracts of the Returns made by each Bishop in England and 
Wales, as directed by Act 57 Geo. 3, c. 99, s. 23, of the Number of Parish Churches and Chapels of the Church 
of England; of the Number of Resident and Licensed Curates; and of the Number of Places of Worship not of the 
Church of England in each Parish in Englend and Wales, 406. Kine’s Answer, 407. 


15. CoMMIssIOoN oF THE Peace—Return of the Number of Persons enrolled in the Commission of the Peace in each 
County in England and Wales, the Number who have taken out their Dedimus, and have duly qualified and are 
acting, 187. Kine’s Answer, 192.—(V. Accounts, 80.) 


16. Commissions or INquiry—Account of the Expenses incurred, and of Reports presented by the several Commissions 
of Inquiry during 1827 and 1828, 243. K1ine’s Answer, 293.—(V. Accounts, 81.) 


17. CommitTats—Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, who were committed 
to the different Gaols in England and Wales, 59. K1ne’s Answer, 73.—(V. Accounts, 82.) 


18. Convictrs—Return of the Number of Male Convicts sent to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land in 1826 and 
1827, 134. Kine’s Answer, 143.—(V. AccounrTs, 91.) 


i9. Destors (Isle of Man)—Returns of the Number of Prisoners committed for Debt to the several Prisons in the 
Isle of Man in 1827 and 1828; of the Fees charged by the Keepers of the Prisons; of the Number of Persons 
in custody for Contempts ; and, of the Number of Crown Debtors now confined, &amp;c., 187. Kine’s Answer 192.— 
(V. Accounts, 276.) ; 

20. Dest—Returns of the Number of Prisoners for Debt committed to the Custody of the Keepers of the King’s Bench, 
the Fleet, Whitecross-street, the Marshalsea, and Horsemonger-lane Prisons in 1828 ; of the Number of Warrants 
granted for Debt ; and the Number of Bailable Processes, 60. Kine’s Answer, 73.—( V. Accounts, 149.) 


21. EcciestasticaL Courts—Returns from all Courts and other Authorities in England and Wales, empowered to 
grant Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration, stating the Date of the earliest Wills in their respective 
Registers ; of the Number of Wills proved; and Amount of Fees, Profits and Emoluments received, 396, 397. 
Kine’s Answer, 407. 


22. ELections—Return of the Number of Persons entitled to vote at the Election of Members for Cities and Boroughs 
in Great Britain, 335. Kine’s Answer, 361. 


23. Fetons—Return of the Number of Persons confined for Felonies discharged from the Hulks, and from all the 
Prisons in England and Wales, in 1827 and 1828, 399. K1ne’s Answer, 407. 


24. Foreign Cornn—Return of all Accounts received at the Foreign Office from His Majesty’s Consuls abroad, relative 
to the Prices of Foreign Corn during 1828, 177. Kine’s Answer, 192.—(V. Accounts, 94.) 


25. Goop Horr, Care or—Copy of any Report from the Commissioners of Inquiry relating to the Trade of that Colony, 
349. Kuine’s Answer, 361.—(V. Accounts, 60.) 


26. InsoLveNT Destrors—Returns of the Total Number of Persons who have taken the benefit of the Act for the 
Relief of Insolvent Debtors ; and of Amount of Monies paid into Court on account of Insolvents Estates, 61. K1ne’s 
: Answer, 73.—(V. AccounTs, 203.) 








IRELAND :— 
27. (ADMIRALTY, CouRT OF)—Copy of a Deposition forwarded to the Commission of Judicial Inquiry by Sir Jonah 
Barrington, Judge of the Court of Admiralty in Ireland, 135. Kine’s Answer, 143.—-((V. AccounTs, 227.) 
28. (JuSTICE, CoURTS OF )—Copy of Eighteenth Report of Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland, 8. K1ne’s 
Answer, 14.—( V. Accounts, 206.) 


29. Justice, Courts or—Copy of Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Practice and Proceedings of Courts of 
Justice, 60. Kine’s Answer, 73—(V. Accounts, 86.) 


; 30. Mitit1a—Return of the Number of Privates balloted for the Militia of the United Kingdom for each of the Two 
: past Years, 239. Kine’s Answer 293. 
i 31. Navy—Usual Estimates, 22,23. Kine’s Answer, 25.—(V. AccounTs, 287 to 290.) 


32. Portrucat—Copies or Extracts of Communications concerning the relations between this Country and the Queen of 
Portugal, 357. Kine’s Answer, 361.—(V. AccounTs, 315.) 
33. Prison Fees—Return of the Number Persons confined in any Gaol in the Metropolis for Prison Fees imposed, 180. 
Kine’s Answer, 192.—( V. AccounTs, 319.) 
’ 34. Pustic Recorps—Return of the manner in which the Sums charged in the Civil Contingencies, and in the Miscel- 
laneous Estimates, as paid to the Commissioners of Public Records in 1826, 1827 and 1828, have been expended, 
408. Kine’s Answer, 415.—(V. Accounts, 328.) 


35. Reat Property—Copy of Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Law relating to Real Property, 316. Krine’s. 
Answer, 321.—(V. AccounTs, 331.) 


36. Revenue Inquiry—Copy of Eighteenth Report of Commissioners (Post Office), 213. Kine’s Answer, 230.— 
(V. Accounts, 358.) . 

37: Copy of Nineteenth Report of Commissioners, (Post Office, United Kingdom, Part II. Ireland), 
403. Kuine’s Answer, 407.—(V. AccounTs, 359.) 


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ADDRESSES—continued. 


38. Suerirrs Fees anno A.towances—Return of all Fees paid in one year by the High Sheriff in each County in Eng- 
land and Wales; and stating what Allowances are made toeach, 12. Kine’s Answer, 14. ad 


39. Srerra Leonr—Abstract Statement of Expenditure in the Colony of Sierra Leone, from 1812 to 1828; Copies or 
Extracts of Correspondence and other Returns relating to that Colony, 318. K1ne’s Answer, 321. 


40. (Captured Slaves)—Return of the Number of Slaves captured and brought into Sierra Leone, and 
emancipated there since 1st January 1808, 104. Kine’s Answer, 128.—(V. Accounts, 386.) 


(Population)—Return of the Number of the Population in Sierra Leone, by the latest Returns, 104. 
Kine’s Answer, 128.—( V. Accounts, 381.) 


42. Suave PopuLation—Return from all the Slave Colonies belonging to the Crown, of the Population thereof, from 1st 
January 1825, 338. K1ine’s Answer, 361. 














41. —- 





43- Abstract of the latest Returns received from each of His Majesty’s Colonies, of the Slave Popu- 


lation, 382. Kine’s Answer, 395-—(V. Accounts, 390.) 


44. Suave TRA TP of any Reports from Protectors of Slaves in the Colonies of Demerara, Berbice, Trinidad, St. Lucia 
and the Cape of Good Hope; Amount of Slave Population in each of His Majesty’s Colonies ; Copy of Informa- 
tion relative to the Cruelty by Henry and Helen Moss toa Female Negro Slave; and, Copy of Report of Commis- 
sioners of Inquiry into the means employed in the Mauritius for preventing [illicit Importation of Slaves, 124. 
Kineo’s Answer, 128.—(V. Accounts, 383, 384, 391-) 

















45- Copy or Copies of any Order or Orders in Council, respecting the Manumission of Slaves in Demerara 
or Berbice, 289. Kine’s Answer, 293.—(V. Accounts, 388.) 

46. (in Berbice)—Copy of an Order in Council upon the subject of Slave Manumission in Berbice, dated 
13th May 1829, 362. Kine’s Answer, 395.—(V. Accounts, 388.) 

47- Account of any Measures adopted by Government for emancipating the numerous Slaves belonging to 
His Majesty, 370. Kine’s Answer, 395.—(V. Accounts, 390.) 4 

48. Return from all the Slave Colonies, of the number of Slaves imported and exported ; List of Manumissions 
and several other Papers relating to Slaves, 370. Kino’s Answer, 395. 

49- Copy of all Communications made to the Colonial Department since 1st January 1826, by the Govern- 


ment of Jamaica, respecting the Religious Instruction of Slaves; and several other Papers relating to Slaves in 
Demerara and Trinidad, &amp;c., 370, 371. Kine’s Answer, 395.—( V. Accounts, 392.) 


50. . Copy or Extract of Instructions for the Government of Mauritius, Bourbon and Dependencies, so far 
as regards the Laws, Customs, and Judicial Institutions thereof, and several other Papers relative to the Slave 
Trade, 205. Kuine’s Answer, 230.—(V. Accounts, 393.) 


6). Copies or Extracts of all Correspondence which may have taken place between His Majesty’s Government 
and Foreign Powers, relating to the Slave Trade, since 1st January 1828; and other Correspondence of the British 
Commissioners of the mixed Commission Courts at Sierra Leone, &amp;c. since 1st January 1827, not already laid 
before the House, 228, 229. Kine’s Answer, 230. 











52. (Mauritius)—Copy of so much of the Commission under the Great Seal, appointing Sir Robert Farquhar 
the Governor of Mauritius, as relates to the preservation of the Laws, Customs and Judicial Institutions of that 
Colony ; and several other Papers relative to the Slave Trade, 360, 361. Kine’s Answer, 395. 


53. Copy of the Ordinance for the Government and Protection of Slaves in the Mauritius, with 
the Observations of the Commissioners thereupon, 370. KiNne’s Answer, 395.—(V. Accounts, 389.) 


54 Copy of a Letter addressed by Sir Robert T. Farquhar to the Secretary of State, dated 10th 
; June 1829, upon the Report made by the Commissioners of Inquiry on the Slave Trade at the Manritivs, 411. Kine’s 
Answer, 415.—(V. AccounTs, 394.) 


65. Sourty Arrica—Copy of the Order in Council relative to the Natives of South Africa, 389. Kine’s Answer, 395.— 
(V. Accounts, 8.) 


56. Swan River SertLEMENT—Copies of the Correspondence of the Colonial Department with certain Gentlemen pro- 
posing to form a Settlement in the neighbourhood of the Swan River, in Western Australia, 272, Kine’s 
Answer, 293.—( V. AccounTs, 405.) 

57. Vaccine EsTaniisumENnt—Copy of the last Report from the National Vaccine Establishment, 116. Ku1no's 
Answer, 128.—( V. AccounTs, 415.) 


5%. Witus, Probates of—Return from all Courts or other Authorities empowered to grant Probates of Wills and Letters of 
Administration, and the _— where the Records of Wills and Letters of Administration, are deposited, 147. 
Kine’s Answer, 192.—(V. Accounts, 421.) 














Usuat Sessionat Appresses ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of the usual Sessional Addresses ; 
Considered, 358. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 365. To be presented by Privy Councillors, 366. (Vide 
ADDRESSES, 4 to 7.) 





AppincTton Mansion-House. Vide Cantrersury, Arch- ANatomy; Petitions, praying that means may be adopted for 


bishop of. the protection of the Study of Anatomy ;—Of Physicians and 

; nee Ad : _ Surgeons of Birmingham ; and, of the Acting Magistrates of 

ee nee Court. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 27). Birmingham ; 22. Of the Physicians and Surgeons residing 
— ‘ in Sheffield; To be printed, 22. Of Physicians, Surgeons, 
Arrican Forts. Vide Accounts. Suppty. and Students of Medicine, Members of the Westminster Me- 
Arnica, Souru. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 55-) dical Society; To be printed, 25. Of Physicians and Sur- 


geons in the town and com of Cambridge, 116. Of Physi- 
hundred of Redbornstoke, for the ado tion ag a Labour Rate; Facult: oa seca par Pinta Per Gleccow = 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 335. printed, 129. Of Physicians and Surgeons residing in the 
Vide Lapourers WaGEs. eastern district of Essex; To be printed, 182. Petitions 
referred to Select Committee on SG 209. Of Members 
of the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
237. Of Physicians and Surgeons of Norwich, and in certain 
o Pe parts of Norfolk ; and, of the President, Council, and Fellows 
Petitions complaining of the refusal —_ of the Medical Society of London; To be printed, 263. Of 


Acricutturat Lasourers; Petition of Magistrates of the 





A.euouses, Licensing ; Petitions for Inquiry into the present 
Licensing System ; viz. Of Inhabitants of Ipswich, 283. To 
be printed, 284. 





of Licenses ;—Of George Seymour, of Chichester, 330. To Physicians and Surgeons resident in Leicester; To be printed, 

be printed, 331. Of James Craden, of Vauxhall; To be 267. Of Members of the Medical Profession residing in New 

printed, 395- Sarum; To be printed, 318. Of the Court of Examiners of P 
Auiens. Vide Accounts. Svurpty. the Society of Apothecaries of the city of London ; To be 


rinted, 379. 
Aurreton Roaps. Vide Heace. : Bill to legalize and regulate the Supply of Subjects 
AmBter’s Estate. Vide Sr. Pavut’s, Dean ann CnHap- for Anatomy, ordered, 129. Order of leave for Bill, read 








TER OF. and discharged, 209. Vide infra. 
America. Vide Accounts. Suppty. —— Select Committee appointed to consider and give 
; effect to the recommendations contained in the Report from 
American Loyatists. Vide Accounts. Suepty. the Select Committee on Anatomy in the last Session ; to 


report 








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report their Observations thereupon to the House; Five to be 
the Quorum ; and to sit, notwithstanding any Adjournment 
of the House; Report, and Petitions respecting donfoms: 
referred ; 209. Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
251. 

Petition of Poor Persons in the workhouse of Saint 
Anne’s, Blackfriars, against the Bodies of Paupers being ana- 
tomized ; To lie on the Taole, 178. 

Bill for preventing the unlawful Disinterment of 
Human Bodies, and for regulating Schools of Anatomy, 
ordered, 260. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 263. Petition of Mem- 


bers of the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons of Lon- ° 


don, against; To lie on the Table, 276. Bill committed, 277. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Tenterden, against ; To be printed, 
289. Committee deferred, 296. Petition of Physicians and 
Surgeons resident in Doncaster, in favour, 305. Motion, That 
it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, that they 
have Power to repeal so much of Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 31, as em- 
powers Judges to order the Bodies of Murderers to be given 
over for Dissection; Question Neg. thereupon; Bill consi- 
dered, 308. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 313. Passed, 319. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee, to consider of defraying the Expenses of the Com- 
missioners for regulating Schools of Anatomy; The King’s 
Recommendation signified; and Motion agreed to; 278. 
Matter considered, 286. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 
290. Instruction to make Provision accordingly, 291. Vide 
supra. 

: Petition of Thomas Smith, complaining of the 
multiplication of Anatomical Schools, and for an increase of 
the Stamp Duties on Indentures of Pupils, 294. To lie on the 
Table, 295. 


ANNUAL INDEMNITY. Vide INDEMNITY. 
ApPpLOTMENTS. Vide IRELAND. 
APPOINTMENTS. Vide ILLusory APPOINTMENTS. 


Arcupeacons; Motion, That an humble Address be presented 
to His Majesty, for a Return of the number of Archdeacons 
of the Established Church of England and Wales, in each 
Diocese ; and by leave withdrawn, 411. 


ArcueEs, Court of Canterbury. Vide EccLesrasticat Courts. 


Arpveicu (Essex) Lands; Petition for a Bill for inclosing the 
same; and Bill ordered, 68. Presented, and read, 137. Com- 
mitted, 247. Committee revived; Leave to sit and proceed, 
and to report on a certain day; 279. Reported; to be in- 

ossed; 299. Passed,310. Agreed to by the Lords, 362. 
Royal Assent, 372. 


Arms. Vide IRELAND. 

Army. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 9.) SuppLy. 
Arrests upon Mesne Process. Vide IRELAND. 
ARUNDEL Port. Vide Accounts. 


AsuBorne Roads; Petition for a Bill for amending Act; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Bill ordered; 91. 
Presented, and read, 102. Committed, 111. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 149. Passed, 153. Agreed to by the Lords, 
207. Royal Assent, 221. 


AsuFrorp Road. Vide BIDDENDEN. 
AsuTon Roads. Vide Botton and LeEicu. 


AssessEp Taxes; Petitions for the Repeal thereof ;— Of 
Inhabitants of Shepton Mallet and hundred of Whitstone ; 
and, of the Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of Berwick-upon- 
Tweed, in Guild assembled ; To be printed, 85. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Lincoln; To be printed, 218. Of the Borough 
Bailiff and Inhabitants of Malton; To be printed, 251. 


AssEssEpD Taxes Composition ; Act 7 Geo. 4, c. 22, to ena- 
ble Persons to continue their Compositions, read ; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House; 205. Committee 
deferred, 211. Act considered ; reported ; and Bill ordered ; 
214. Vide infra. 





Bill to continue Compositions 
for the Assessed Taxes for a further time, ordered, 214. Pre- 
sented, and read; day appointed for second reading ; 220. 
Committed, 226. Considered, 229. Reported; to be in- 

ssed ; day appointed for Third Reading ; 235. Passed, 240. 
Rereed to by the Lords, 262. Royal Assent, 296. 


AssociaTions Suppression. Vide IRELAND. 

AstLey, Joseph. Vide Patents. 

Aston Improvement. Vide DuppEsTON. 

ATHLONE Bridge. Vide IRELAND. 

Atuo.t., Duke of. Vide Man, Ise or. 

Atrornigs and Souicirors; Petition of Robert Browne, for 


constituting them a Corporate Collegiate Body ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 369. 


Auction Duties; Acts relative to the Duties on Licenses 
taken out by Auctioneers, and to the Duties on Auctions, 
read ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
90. Committee deferred, 100, 110, 122, 129, 143, 157, 168, 


VOL. 84.——Sess. 1829. 


171,175, 185. Acts considered, 189. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered; 195. Vide infra. 

Auction Dutizs; Bill to repeal the Excise Duties on Auctions, 
in Great Britain and Ireland, and to make other Regulations 
in lieu thereof, throughout the United Kingdom, ordered, 
195- Presented, and read; day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 200. Second Reading deferred, 225. 
Second Reading put off for six months, 253. Petition of 
Robert Roe, Secretary to the Chamber of Commerce of 
Dublin, against; To be printed, 263. 


AUGMENTATION of JupGes Sataries. Vide JupcEs 
SALARIES. 


AusTRALIA. Vide Swan River. 


10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess.3. A. 1829. 
BaGcuHam’s Cross Road. Vide StockersHeEap. 


Bakers. Vide IRELAND. 

Bator Suspension. Vide Miuitia. 
Bank Notes. Vide Accounts. 
Bank of ENcLtanp. Vide Accounts. 
Barser, John. Vide GARLICK. 


Barpwe tt (Suffolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 47. Presented, and read, 132. Committed, 
227. Petition of Thomas Hallifax, Esquire, against; To lie 
on the Table, 255. Petition of Thomas Hallifax, Esquire, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 266. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 281. Passed, 304. Agreed to by the Lords, 
326. Royal Assent, 329. 


BARNSTAPLE and Braunton Road; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining a Turnpike Road from Barnstaple 
to Braunton, 49. Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 69. Presented, and read, 75. Committed, 91. 
Reported ; Bill re-committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed on a certain day; 126. Bill reported; to be in- 


come; 138. Passed, 144. Agreed to by the Lords, 167. 
oyal Assent, 221. 


BasinGsToxKE Market; Petition for a Bill for enlarging the 
Market-place, and building a New Town Hall and other 
Buildings in Basingstoke; Referred to a Committee, 36. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 101. Presented, and read, 125. 
Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 222. Passed, 
232. Agreed to by the Lords, 271. Royal Assent, 297. 


Batu City. Vide ELections. 


Batu Roads; Petition for a Bill for amending and otherwise 
improving the same, 50. Referred to a Committee, 51. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 113. Presented, and read, 126. 
Committed, 147. Petition of Thomas Walters, Esquire, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 165. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Walcot, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 212. Petitions of Catherine Purlewent; and, of 
Minister, Churchwardens, and Overseers of the Poor, and 
others, of Bath Easton, against; Referred; Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of Bathwick, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
218. Petitions of several Trustees of a certain Turnpike 
Road leading from Horsley Upright Gate, in the county of 
Wilts, to the top of Kingsdown Hill, in the parish of Box, in 
the said county, and several other Roads near or adjoining 
thereto, against; To lie on the Table; Petition of several 
Creditors upon a certain Turnpike Road, leading from 
Bricker’s Barn, in the parish of Corsham, in the county of 
Wilts, to the Road leading from Kingsdown to Bath Easton, 
in the county of Somerset, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 222. Petition of Coach Proprietors, Halliers, Livery 
Stablemen, and others, of the City of Bath, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 248. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 248. Petition of 
William Purlewent, Esquire, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 269. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 274. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 299. Passed, 310. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 355. 


Beer. Vide MAtrt. 
Beer Dutiges. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Betrorp Roads. Vide Berwick. 


BensincTon (Oxford) Lands; Petition for a Bill for dividing 
and allotting the same, 58. Bill ordered, 59. Presented, and 
read, 139. Petition of Proprietors of open Fields and other 
Commonable Lands in Bensington, against; To lie on the 
Table, 151. Bill committed, 261. Leave to report on or 
before a certain day, 262. Petition of Owners of lands and 
hereditaments in Ewelme, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 262. 


Berrick SALomE Inclosure. Vide BENSINGTON. 


Berwick and Betrorp Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and otherwise improving the same; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 41. Reported; Bill ordered; 113. 
Presented, and read, 122. Committed, 139. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 190. Passed, 210. Agreed to by the Lords, 
262. Royal Assent, 297. 


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[1899. 





Berwick and RoxsurGcu Road. Vide ScoTLAND. 


BippENpEN Road ; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road 
from thence to the Road from Ashford to Feversham ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 7. Reported ; Bill ordered; 76. 
Presented, and read, 80. Committed, 91. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; 140. Passed, 153. Agreed to by the Lords, 184. 
Royal Assent, 221. 


BILLS : 
Applications for PrivaTe Bins ; viz.—For 
BripGes. Vide Craiciue GiLascow——LAMBETH, 
Lonpon —— Martow, Morretn —— Scotswoopn, 
STAINES——W HORLTON. 





CHURCHES. Vide LiverPoo., (ABERCROMBIE-SQUARE,) 





LiverPoot, (St. Martin) —— Newry St. Dun- 
STAN’S. 

DRAINAGE. Vide Bocs (IRELAND) —— WasuHING- 
BOROUGH. 


Gas LicgutT. Vide Britisu Gas Licut Company—— 
Dunpez Gas——Epinsuren Gas Lieut, Epin- 
BURGH AND Leitn Gas Ligut——Gas Licut anpb 
Coxe Company——Imperiat Gas Licut anv CokE 
Company, INpEPENDENT Gas Licut AND Coxe Com- 
PANY, I[revann, (Hipernian Gas Licut Company) 
—Leita Gas Ligut——Rarcuirr Gas. 


HARBourRS. Vide ABERDEEN——K1RKCALDY——SAUN- 
DERSFOOT. 
Higuways. Vide AsHhporne—-—BARNSTAPLE AND 


Braunton, Batu, Berwick AND BeLrorp, Berwick 
AND Roxsurcn, BippeEnpDEN, Bitston, Brack 
Bank, &amp;c. BLuz VEIN AND Bricker’s Barn, Bop- 
MIN, Boxtron anp Leigh, Brampron anp Lonc- 
TowN, Branvp BripcEs Cuarp, CnuestTeR AND 
Tarvin, CHESTERFIELD AND Worksop DarRLas- 
TON AND Bitston, Dee Ferry, DeEEPInG anv Mor- 
cott, Duptey, Dumbarton Statute Lasour, Dum- 
Fries, Dumrrigs AND Roxsurcu EGLEsTOoN, 
E.Ton AND BLackBuRN——FA1RHAM AND Borttey, 
Fetreresso AND Marycutrer, Firesnire 
Giascow AND Ki-MARNOcK, GLASGOW AND Park- 
HEAD, GuILFoRD——Har.tow Busun Common, Heace 
AND Atrreton, Hurptow House anv MANCHESTER 
——Jrevann, (Dustin anv Cartow, DuNLEER, 














WarTerrorp) —— Kineston-vuron-Huut, Kinross 
anp At.ioa, Kippine’s Cross LANARKSHIRE—— 
Leeps ANp RounpHay——MatpsToNeE anp Key- 


Street, Mayriterp AND Wapbuurst, Merropo.tis, 
Mitrorp AND Meruin’s Hittp——NEwWCASTLE-UNDER- 
Lyne aNnp Nantwica, NewMarket, Nortu Curry 
OKEHAMPTON, OLDHAM Pertu, Kinross AND 
Fire, Prestwicu anv Bury READING AND Hart- 
FIELD, RHAYADER, RocuDALeE AND Bury, Roxsureu 
AND ELspoN——STIRLINGSHIRE, SCOTS WOOD, SHREWS- 
BURY, SOUTHWARK, STOCKERSHEAD TARPORLEY 
ann Wuitcnurcn, TENTERDEN, TONBRIDGE AND 
Maipstoneg, TuNBRipGeE WeE.tis anp UckFIELD 
Watsatt, Wooter, Wrotnam Hearn, 

















IMPROVEMENTS. Vide ABERDEEN 
BriDEWELL Cuarinc Cross, CLERKENWELL, 
Croypon DuppEston, DuMBARTON—IRELAND, 
(Lon DON DERRY)—— KINGTON Lamsetn, Lynn 
——Norwicn Rybe St.GEorRGE SOUTHWARK, 
SHEERNESS, SOUTH SHIELDS W ELLs. 





BrRaDFORD, 























INCLOSURES. Vide ARDLEIGH BarRpwWELL, BEN- 
SINGTON, BLEDDINGTON, BrackLry, Broapctist 





——Corsy, Cranuam, Crooknam——DipDMARTON 
——E.wortay——FropincuamM——Great HAMLet, 
GuUNTHORPE HeEapDINGLEY-cuM-Bur.ey, Hi wu 





AND SHIRLEY IRELAND, (CALLAN,) KiNnGsBuRY 
Episcop1—Marston Maisty, MonKSHERBORNE— 
Nortu Curry, Nortrn E.mnam——O.ppury, Ower 


Moigne—— Poutsnot——Sr. Gites Oxrorp, Sr. 
Lawrence Wootton, Scuttnorre, ScunTHorpE, 
SHELDON, SHERBORNE, Spauntron—— WaArTERMIL- 


Lock, Wentworts, West Moor. 


NAVIGATIONS AND RAILWAYS. Vide CrarENceE 
(Duruam) Raintway——Durrryn Liynvi——East 
Lonpon, Epinsurcu anp Datkeitn, Exerer—— 








GARTURK AND GaRIoNn IRELAND, (Newry, U1- 
STER)——KENYON AND West Le1GH— LiverRpoot 
AND MANCHESTER——N EWCASTLE AND CARLISLE—— 
Oxrorp——SAUNDERSFOOT RAILWAY AND HarRBour 
W ARRINGTON AND NewTon, Warwick AND Nap- 
Ton, Weaver, WiTHAM. 





Poor. Vide Bi1rmincHam——HINcKLEY— Roruer- 
HITHE. 

Various MATTERS. Vide Bastncstoxe MarxetT— 
CaITHNEsSS AND ORKNEY Commons, CHESTER Con- 
STABULARY, City CANAL, CrosLey’s Gas APPARATUS 
—East Lonpon WatTeRrworxs—HAattrax TITHESs 
—Irevanp, (New Ross Marxet)——KINCARDINE 
Ferry——LanerTon’s Patent, Lincoin’s-INN AGREE- 
MENT, Liverroo. Buinp Scnoot, Lonpon Ague- 
puct, Lonpon Harsour Masters, Lonpon Work- 
House —— Mertuyrk Tipvit Magistrate, Mon- 
mMouTH County Hatt——Nene Ovutratt——Pertu 
WATERWORKS Rocx Loan Society, Ror.ann, 
Duke or, MausoLEUM~——St. ALBAN’s Court House 
—Sr.CiementT Surptus Lanp Tax —— Sr. James 
WesrMinsTERVeEsTRY, St. KatHarine’s Docks, Sr. 
Mary-te-Bone Vestry, St. Paut Covent GARDEN 
Vestry, ST. Saviour SOUTHWARK MARKET, SANDWICH 
GAOL, SHEERNESSPIER, SHIELDS FERRY, SHREWSBURY 
Waterworks, SMITHFIELD Market, SovTHenp 
Pier AND IMPROVEMENT, STRATFORD Bow Vestry 
——Wat.uasey Empankxment, West Inpia Dock 
ComPANY. 





Private Bixts, brought from the Lords; viz.—For 





Divorces. Vide Cazatet——Haynes 
——Li1n DHAM——STockK 


KEIGHLEY 
THORNDIKE, TYRRELL. 
EsTATEsS. Vide Cautuorrr, Lorp, CantTersury, 

ArcusisuHop of, CARLISLE, Bisnor or, CHICHESTER, 

BisyoPp oF Fercuson, Fox——Jersey, Ear or 
LockHarT, LonponpErRRy, Marguis or, Lyon 
Moncrierre, Morton, Earut or, Mynors 
Newincton Butts Rectory, Newport OQweEN 
PLayeER——RANDALL, Ricuarps——St. Pauv’s, 
DEAN AND CHAPTER OF Weston, WHEATLEY, 
Witson, Joun Maryon, Witson, Sir Tuomas, 
Wincnester Corporation, WyNNE—— York 
BuILpDINGs. 


























NAME. Vide Garticxk. 


NATURALIZATIONS. Vide CAMPBELL, CAMPBELLS Ju- 
Nior, CuappE——Dumas, Du THon——FERNANDEZz 
MEYER. 








Pustic Bitts. Vide ANatomy, AssessEp Taxes Com- 
PosiTion, Auction DuTigEs Bu1Lp1Inc——Cnra- 
R1ITIES INQuiry, COMPENSATION Mownigs, Conso- 
LIDATED Funp, Cotron Factorizs RecGutation, 
Cotton Facroriss Act VAtipity, County Bripces, 
Customs Dutrizs——Ditvisions or Countries 
EcciesiasTicaL Courts, ExcuegueEr Biuts, Excue- 
quer Bitis Funpine, Excise Commissioners, Ex t- 
cutrors, Riguts of——FRiENDLY SociETi1EsS—-Game, 
Greenwicn Hospitat, GReenwicu Out PENsions 

Intusory APPOINTMENTS, INDEMNITY, INN- 

KEEPERS. 

IRELAND. (APPLOTMENTS, ARMS, AR- 

RESTS UPON MESNE PROCESS, ASSOCIATIONS Sup- 

PRESSIONS —— BuTTER TRADE —— CHARITABLE 

LoAN SOCIETIES, CHARITABLE PURPOSES, CLERK 

OF THE PLEAS, CORONERS— DRAINAGE OF Bogs 

——EccLESIASTICAL LEASES—— FISHERIES—~—IN- 

SOLVENT DEBTORS —— LINEN MANUFACTURE —— 

OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON, ORAN AND DRuM- 

TEMPLE UNION——QUALIFICATION OF FREEHOLD- 

ERS —— RoaDS AND BRIDGES —— SCHOOLS, SHE- 

RIFFS—— YEOMANRY CORPS.) 














Justice or THE Peace, JuvENILE OFFENDERS 
Lasourers Waces, Lanp Revenue, Law Terms 
Recuration, Liasitity or Reau Property, Lv- 
natics Property, Lunatics Recutation——Map- 
nousEs, Man, Iste or, Martine Mutiny, Mretro- 
pois, —— Ponice —— Miuitia, Mixitia Bator 
Suspension, Mutiny Navat ComMIssIONERS 
Quorum, Navat Orricers Wipows PENSIONS, 
NEWFOUNDLAND FisHerizs —— Orrices 1Nn INnpia, 

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1829.| INDEX ¢@ the E1eury-rourtH VoLuME. 


BILLS—continued. 





OvuTLawries——PENsIoONS, &amp;c. Dutiss, Potice Ma- 
GISTRATES, PROPERTY IN INFANTS REGISTRAR AT 
MaopRAs. 


ScoTLAND —(CREDITORS——GAOLS—-LAND- 
WARD PARISHES ASSESSMENT——MURDEROUS AT- 
TEMPTS —— SEISINS, SMALL DEBTS—— TAILZIES 
REGULATION, TAILZIES RELIEF.) 
SETTLEMENT By Hirine, SiukK MANUFACTURERS; 
Sirx Trapeg, Sixnkinc Funp, Six Crerxs Orrice, 
Sucar Duties, Sucark WareEnouseD, Swan River 
SETTLEMENT TRANSFER OF AIDS. 
Pus.ic Biuus, brought from the Lords. Vide East Inp1a 
WriTERs Suits 1n Eguiry. 


BILLS; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private 
Petitions, Bills and Reports of Bills, 10. 
to be printed, as amended, 29, 101, 157, 168, 204, 
219, 246, 251, 252, 253, 268, 277, 290, 306, 307, 312, 343, 348, 
349, 350, 358, 305- 
—————- brought from the Lords, To be printed, 174, 327. 
amended by the Commons, 212. 
Committed to Select Committees, 204, 214, 277- 
—— Re-committed, 124, 126, 139, 175, 204, 221, 247,251, 
265, 274, 285, 291, 307, 318, 332.341, 376.—Again re-com- 
mitted, 322, 350. 
Service of the Order of the House, in the case of 
Divorce Bills, upon an Agent, to be deemed good Service, 
249,402. Vide THoRNDIKE. TYRRELL. 
————— Orders of Leave for Bills, read, and discharged, 92, 
130, 131, 137, 143, 209, 278. 
Order for Second Reading of a Bill, discharged, 216. 
————— Order for House to resolve itself into a Committee 
on Bill, discharged, 204. 
———— Order for Third Reading of a Bill, discharged, 336. 
Leave given to present Bills after timelimited, 130, 267. 
Time enlarged for presenting a Bill, 159. 
———— Withdrawn, 216, 261. 
Ordered to be brought in upon Motion from a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 214. 
Read a Second Time upon a Division, 148, 227. 
———— Reported on a Division, 313, 340. 
To be ingrossed upon a Division, 179. 
Day appointed for Third Reading on a Division, 313. 
Read the Third Time upon a Division, 184. 
Second Reading of Bills put of for Three Months, 
369.—For Six Months, 253, 290. 
Committee on Bills put off for Three Months, 350. 


Further consideration of Report of a Bill put off for 
Three Months, 304. 
Third reading of Bills put off forThreeMonths, 324, 360. 
Amended on the Report, 108.—Upon Third Read- 
ing, 107, 113, 119, 129, 140, 151, 159, 176, 177, 181, 184, 185, 
186, 199, 206, 210, 226, 227, 241, 242, 243, 246, 248, 249, 274, 
277, 282, 287, 288, 290, 300, 303, 304, 313,319, 320, 332, 334, 
339; 346, 351, 365. 
—————. Amended by the Lords, 155, 228, 289, 301, 304, 317, 
326, 343, 347, 356, 362, 383, 393. 
——— Amendment made by Committee, disagreed to on 
Report, 270, 336, 349- 
——— Amendments proposed to be made upon Report, but 
not made, 122, 312, 349. 
Amendments proposed to be made upon further con- 
sidering Report, but not made, 179, 356.—Withdrawn, 179. 

Amendments proposed to be made upon Third Read- 
ing, but not made, 332. , 

Amendment proposed to be made to a Lords Bill, upon 
the Third Reading, but not made, 217. 

Amendment proposed to be made to the Schedule of a 
Bill on further consideration of Report, but not made, 356. 

Proceeding on a Bill dropped for want of Forty 
Members, 372. 

Private Bills; Resolutions of the 28th November 
1826, respecting Appeals on Private Bills; and, of 15th Feb- 
ruary 1827, respecting the Bond or Obligation to be entered 
into for payment of Costs, read; Committee of Appeals on 
Private Bills appointed, 10. 

Sessional Lists of Members to serve on Committees 
on Petitions for Private Bills, and on Private Bills, to be 
printed, 15. 

Fees on Taxation of Costs on Private Bills; Reso- 
lution of the House thereupon, 36. 

Motion for giving one clear Day’s Notice in writing of 
the First Reading, and of the Third Reading of every Private 
Bill; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 243. Debate resumed ; 
Motion for giving one clear Day’s Notice’of the First Reading 
of every Private Bill, by Leave withdrawn; Resolution, That 
Notice in writing of the Day proposed for the Third Readin 
of every Private Bill be given one clear Day before such Third 
Reading; 262. 


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Mr. Speaker informed the House that a Bill had re- 
ceived the Royal Assent; but that it appeared by the Minutes 
of the Lords Proceedings to have been amended | by, their 
Lordships, and had not been sent back to this House for.their 
concurrence in such Amendment, 407. Vide Cotton Fac- 
TORIES REGULATION BILL. 


Ordered, presented, committed, reported, passed and 
sent to the Lords the same day, 410, 411. 


Vide STANDING ORDERs. 

Bitston Roads; Bill for repairing certain Turnpike Roads 
leading to and from Bilston, ordered, 92. Presented, and 
read, 97. Committed, 118. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 280. 
Passed, 287. Agreed to by the Lords, 317. Royal Assent, 328. 

Vide DaRrLAsToNn. 

BirKINSHALL, John. Vide Patents ror INVENTIONS. 

Birmincuam Poor; Petition for a Bill for altering, amending, 
and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 32. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 55. Presented, and read, 138. 

Roads. Vide DupLey. 

Bisuops. Vide Roman CaTHOLIc. 


Buiack Bank, &amp;c. Road; Petition for a Bill for making and 
maintaining a Road from Sheepscar to Meanwoodside; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 62. Reported; Report referred to 
Committee on Standing Orders, 87. Vide Stranpine Or- 
vERS. Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed 
with their Bill, and to deposit a List of Owners forthwith in 
the Private Bill Office, 108. Report read ; Bill ordered ; 111. 
Presented, and read, 131. Committed, 147. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 280. Passed, 287. Agreed to by the Lords, 
323. Royal Assent, 328. 


BLAcKBuRN Roads. Vide Etron. 


BLEepDDINGTON (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close; and Bill ordered, 31. Presented, and read, 52. Commit- 
ted, 77. Reported, 160. Passed, 176. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 207. Royal Assent, 221. 

Buive Vern and Bricxer’s BARN Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for consolidating the Trusts; Referred to a Committee, 13. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 92. Presented, and read, 103. Com- 
mitted, 172. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 254. Passed, 280. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 316. Royal Assent, 328. 

Bopmin Roads ; Petition for a Bill for more effectually making 
and repairing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 40. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 56. Presented, and read, 69. Com- 
mitted, 80. Petition of Occupiers of lands in Egloshayle, 
Saint Mabyn, and other Parishes, against; Referred, 97. Bai 
reported, 123. Re-committed, 124. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
147. Passed, 151. Agreed to by the Lords, 170. Royal 
Assent, 221. 

Bourton and Leen Roads; Petition fora Bill for, more effec- 
tually repairing and improving the Roads from Bolton-le- 
Moors to Newton, and from thence to Ashton; Referred to a 
Committee, 13. Reported; Bill ordered ; 24. Presented, and 
read, 28. Committed, 37. Petition of Inhabitants of Leigh, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 81. Petitions of 
several Owners, Occupiers and Inhabitants of houses, build- 
ings and ae in the town of Leigh; and, of several Mort- 
gagees of the Tolls on the Roads from Bolton-le-Moors through 
Chewbent and Leigh, to Newton, and from Newton to the 
Turnpike Road in Parr, leading from Saint Helen’s to Ashton, 
all in the county palatine of Lancaster, against ; Referred, 
261. Petition of Inhabitants of Leigh, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 266. Bill seported to be ingrossed,; 279. 
Passed, 287. Agreed to by the Lords, 316. Royal Assent, 328. 





' Boots and Suogs; Petition of the Masters and Journeymen 


Boot and Shoemakers of Liverpool, against the Importation 
thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 270. 
———— Vide Accounts. 

Bot.ey Road. Vide FArEenamM, 

Bounp Gate Road. Vide BippENDEN. 

Brack ey ( Northampton) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 31. Presented, and read, 126. Committed, 
159. Reported; to be ingrossed; 190. Passed, 199. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 228. Royal Assent, 297. 

Braprorp ( York) Improvement ; Petition for the better Regu- 
lation and Improvement of that Town, 37. Referred toa 
Committee, 38. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 97, Presented, and 
read, 126. Petition of Benjamin Rawson, Esquire, Lord of 
the Manor, and of several others, of Bradford, against; To lie 
on the Table, 169. Bill committed, 172, 

Brap.ey, Thomas; Petition, complaining of his having under- 
gone a series of the most unmerited Persecutions; and pray- 
ing for Redress; To lie on the Table, 372. 

Brampton and Lonetown Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually ne the same; Referred to a Committee, 49. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 102. Presented, and read. 112. 
Committed, 131. Reported; to beingrossed; 275. Passed, 
281. Agreed to by the Lords, 316. Royal Assent, 328. 

Branpb Bripces Road; Petition fora Bill for more effectually 
repairing thesame; Referred to a Committee, 40. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 123. Committed, 
140. Reported; to be ingrossed; 212. Passed,217. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 246. Royal Assent, 297. 

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[ 1829; 








Branpy; Petition of Bernard Ross, for the discouragement of 
Smuggling, by a reduction of Duty on the Importation thereof 
for Home Consumption ; To lie on the Table, 406. 

Brewers. Vide Retain Brewers. 

Bricxer’s Barn Roads. Vide Biue VEIN. 

Baipewe. Improvement. Vide Lonpon. 

Bricut’s Estate. Vide Mynors. 

Britisa Gas Licut Company; Petition for a Bill to enable 
the said Company to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Chairman or Secretary; Referred to a Committee, 63. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered ; 136. Presented, and read, 140. Com- 
mitted, 19!. Petitions of the Imperial Gas Light and Coke 

‘ Company; and, of the Phoenix Light and Coke Com- 
pany, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 212, Pe- 
titions of the Poplar Gas Light Company; and, of the Gas 
Light and Coke Company, against; 223. Referred, and 

- Counsel ordered, 224. Petitions of the Bristol Gas Light 
Company,against; Referred; of the Kingston-upon-Hull Gas 
Light Company; and, of the City of London Gas Light and 
Coke Company, against; Referred,and Counsel ordered, 248. 
Bill reported, and withdrawn ; Report on Petition for Bill, 
read ; another Bill ordered; 261. Presented, and read, 269. 
Committed; Petitions against, Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
279. Petition of the Ratcliff Gas Light and Coke Company, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 288. Petition of 

illiam Bower, Agent for three Shareholders in the British 
Gas Light Company, against, 302. Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 303. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 336. Passed, 
341. Agreed to by the Lords, 377. Royal Assent, 400. 

British Museum; Petition of Trustees for further Support, 
offered (The King’s Recommendation signified;) Petition 
brought up, and read ; To lie on the Table, 142. 

—— Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Broapcuist (Devon) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered, 32. Presented, and read, 46. Committed, 
gi. Reported; to be ingrossed; 200. Passed, 206. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 228. Royal Assent, 297. 

Brownine’s Estate. Vide Ricuarps. 

Buckeg, Charles. Vide Toeatricat AuTHoRs. 

Buckno rt Inclosure. Vide CRANHAM. 

Buitpine Act 14 Geo, 3, c. 78, for regulating Buildings and 
Party Walls, and preventing Fires within the Cities of London 
and Westminster, read; Bill to amend and extend the said 

- Act, ordered, 326. Presented, and read; Second Reading 
put off for Three Months ;. Bill to be printed; 382. 

Buui-saitinc. Vide Carrie ILu-TREATMENT. 

Burcess, Henry. Vide Currency. 

Burwey Inclosure. Vide HEADINGLEY. 

Bury Roads. Vide Prestwicn. RocuDALe. 

Butter, George. Vide SEAMEN. 

Burrer Trave. Vide [RELAND. 


10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


Caprio.ets. Vide Hackney CoacueEs. 

CairHNess and ORKNEY Commons. Vide ScorLanp. 

Caan Chapel. Vide IRELAND. 

Cauuan Inclosure. Vide IRELAND. 

Caticogs. Vide Accounts. 

Cautrnorpg, Lord; Bill from the Lords for confirming certain 
Building Leases granted by him, 331. Read, 333, Com- 
mitted,344. Reported,and passed, 381. Royal Assent, 400. 

CampBBELt, Sir Archibald. Vide Speaker. 

CAMPBELL, Ferdinand Stewart; Bill for the Lords from his 
Naturalization, 82. Read, 83. Committed,92. Reported, 
and passed, 127. Royal Assent, 158. 

CampBELt, Ferdinand, and Samuel Griffin; Bill from the 
Lords for their Naturalization, 190. Read,195. Committed, 
206. Reported, and passed, 266. Royal Assent, 297. 

Canapa. Vide Accounts. 

Canaba Government ; Petition of Inhabitants of — Ca- 
nada, complaining of Grievances, brought up and read ; 
Notice taken that the Petition referred to Debates in the 
House; Petition, by Leave, withdrawn; 301. 

Canpb.e Dutizs. Vide ScorLanp. 

CANTERBURY; Petitions complaining of the absence of their 
Representative ; Of the Electors and Freemen of that City ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 152. Of several 
Electors of Canterbury resident in London; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 238. 

Vide East Inpia. Orrices ABROAD. 

Achbishop of ; Bill from the Lords for assisting 
the repairing and improving Lambeth Palace, and the Man- 
sion House at Addington,170. Read,173. Committed, 181. 

- Reported, with Amendments ; to; 212. Bill passed, 
with, Amendments, 216. Agreed to by the Lords, 220. Royal 
Assent, 221. 

Care of Goop Hore; Petition of Isaac Strombom, complain- 
ing of the Depreciation of the Currency in that Colony; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 376. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES. 25.) 














Car.isLE, Bishop of; Bill from the Lords for repairing and 
improving Rose Castle polonging to that See, 301. Read, 303. 
Committed, 310. Reported, and passed, 345. Royal As- 


sent, 355. 
Railway. Vide NewcasTLE-uPon-TyNeE. 
Catuotics. Vide Roman. 


CatTTLe, Ill Treatment Act; Petition of the Society for the 
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for extending the Provisions 


of the said Act to Bull-baiting ; To lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed ; 270. 





Act 3 Geo. 4, c. 7 to prevent the cruel 
and emer Treatment of Cattle, read ; Motion for bringing 
in a Bill to repeal the said Act, and to make other Provisions 
in lieu thereof; Question Neg. thereupon ; 289. 


Cazaet, Peter Reade; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his 
Marriage with Caroline Wahab, his now Wife, 338. Read, 
341. Committed; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine 
Witnesses ; 351. Bill considered, and reported, 367. Passed, 
381. Royal Assent, 400. 


Cuancery, Court of. Vide Accounts. 
Cuancery Enrolment Office. Vide Six CLERKs. 


Cuapre, Jean Baptiste Paul; Bill from the Lords for his Na- 
turalization, 167. Read, 167. Committed, 181. Reported, 
and passed, 212. Royal Assent, 297. 


Cuarp Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repairing 
and improving the same, and for making and repairing a Road 
from Chard to the Honiton Turnpike Road ; Referred to 
a Committee, 67. Reported; Report referred to Committee 
on Standing Orders; 105. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. 
Report, That so far as respects the New Road, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed_with, 120. Report read ; 
Bill ordered ; 127. Presented, and read, 199. Committed, 
242. Petition of John Baker, against ; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 273. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 281. 


— 299. Agreed to by the Lords, 326. Royal Assent, 
328. 


Cuarine Cross Improvement ; Motion for laying before the 
House, Accounts of the Application of certain Sums stated to 
have been expended thereupon; specifying the particulars ; 
and by leave withdrawn, 209. 





Act 7 Geo. 4, ¢. 77, relative 
thereto, read; Bill to amend the said Act, ordered, 301. 
Presented, and read; day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 302. Second Reading deferred, 312. 
Bill committed, 319. Committee deferred, 327, 332. Bill 
considered, 339. Report deferred, 342. Bill reported; to 
be ingrossed ; day appointed for Third Reading ; 349. Third 
Reading deferred, 358. Bill passed, 365. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 402. Royal Assent, 416. 

Vide Accounts. 

Cuarine Hitt Road. Vide StockEersHeEap. 

CuHARITABLE INstituTIoNs. Vide IRELAND. 
CHARITABLE LOAN Societies. Vide IRELAND. 

CuARITABLE Purposes. Vide IRELAND. 


Cuarities Inquiry; Bill to continue the Powers of the Com- 
missioners, ordered, 344. Presented, and read; day appointed 
for Second Reading; 344. Committed, 350. Considered, 
358. Reported; to be ingrossed ; day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 365. Third Reading deferred, 380. Bill passed, 
389. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 399. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 11 to 13.) 
CHARLGROVE Inclosure. Vide BENSINGTON. 


Cuester and Tarvin Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and maintaining the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 53. Reported; Bill ordered; 112. Presented, 
and read, 118. Committed, 136. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
172. Passed, 176. Agreed to by the Lords,207. Royal 
Assent, 221. 


Cuester ConsTABULARY; Petition for a Bill to enable the 
Magistrates of the county of Chester to appoint Constables ; 
Referred to a Committee, 64. Reported; Bill ordered; 118. 
Presented, and read, 132. Committed 223. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 279. Bill oy agp to be ingrossed ; 
292. Passed, 303. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal 
Assent, 354. 

CHESTERFIELD’s, Earl of, Estate. Vide MyNors. 


CHESTERFIELD and Worksop Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 
23. Reported; Bill ordered; 84. Presented, and read, 111. 
Committed, 196. Reported; to be = are ; 267. Passed, 
282. Agreed to by the Lords, 316. Royal Assent, 328. 

CuicueEsTER, Bishop of; Bill from the Lords, for enabling him 
to grant Building , 301. Read, 303. Committed, 311. 
Reported, and passed, 345. Royal Assent, 355. 

CuiLHaM Road. Vide StocKERSHEAD. 

Curnsuran; Petition of Robert Eyre, Esquire, respecting the 
Capture thereof by the late Samuel Eyre, in 1781 ; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 349. 





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INDEX ¢o the Etquty-rourtH VoLuME. 





Cuvurcues. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 14-) 
Cuvurcn of Scortanp. Vide Scorranp. 


Cuurcn Service; Petition of Lieutenant General William 
Thornton, for ensuring Service in all Churches and Chapels 
twice every Sunday ; to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 

2. 

Obes} Petition of Licensed Innkeepers and Victuallers in 
Hereford, against the Retailers of Cider without Licenses ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 20. 


Ciry Canal; Motion for bringing in a Bill for the Sale thereof; 

- The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; 
and Bill ordered; 239. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 240. Committed, 
246. Petition of Francis Fortune, against; To be printed, 
251. Bill considered, and reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill as amended, to be printed; 253. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; and Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading ; 260. Passed, 265. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 347. Considered, and agreed to, 366. 
Royal Assent, 400. 

Vide AccounTs. 

Civit Birt Fees. Vide IRELAND. 

Civit ContTincencies. Vide Accounts, Suppty. 

Crane, County. Vide Erections. O’CoNNELL. SPEAKER. 


CiarENce (Durham) Railway ; Petition for a Bill to enable 
the Company to vary their Line, and for altering and amend- 
ing Powers of Act; Referred toa Committee, 46. Reported; 

. Bill ordered; 55. Presented, and read; 66. Committed, 
93- Petition of the Stockton and Darlington Railway Com- 

any, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 144. Petition of 
Fahvbisaats of Durham, in favour; 144. Petitions of Owners 
of property through which the Clarence Railway is intended 
to pass ; of Robert Surtees, of Mainsforth, in the county of 
Durham, Esquire; and, of Anthony Wilkinson, of Coxhoe 

* Hall, in the county of Durham, Esquire, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 147. Petitions of Mayor and ay, 
tion of Stockton ; and of Gentry, Merchants and others, Inha- 

. bitants of Stockton, in favour, 147. Power to Committee to 
send for persons, papers and records, 149. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 191. Report further consi- 
dered, 217. Bill to be ingrossed, 218. Passed, 226. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 326. Considered, 329. Agreed 
to, 330. Royal Assent, 355. 


CLAUSES: - 


committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
281, 313, 341- 
——_———. added on the Report of a Bill, 281. 
added upon further considering Report of a Bill, 179, 
299 304- : 5 
added on Third Reading, 176, 200, 227, 239, 248, 
274,277, 313, 319; 332, 334&gt; 339, 341, 345, 356, 365. 
offered to be added’on Report of a Bill; Motion for 
reading Clause a Second Time; Question Neg. thereupon ; 
65. 
: ie offered to be added on further considering Report of 
a Bill; Motion for reading Clause a Second Time ; Question 
Neg. thereupon ; 179. 








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Third Reading of a Bill; Mo- 
tions for bringing Clauses up; Questions Neg. thereupon, 
184. Motions for reading Clauses a Second Time ; Questions 
Neg. thereupon; 389. Ave 

——— disagreed to, on further considering Report of a Bill, 
299, 356. 

Vide INstructTions, Questions NEe, 

CLERKENWELL PAviNc; Petition for a Bill to alter, amend 
and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 58. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 88. Presented, and read, 108. 
Committed, 164. Petitions of Commissioners of Paving, of 
Saint James, Clerkenwell; and, of Saint John, Clerkenwell, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 191. Bill reported ; 
To be ingrossed; 281. Passed, 305. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 354. 

CuieERk of the Crown ; his Deputy to attend with the last Re- 
turn for the city of Bath, 96. Attends, 101. 

CxeRk of the House ; To direct the printing of the Journals, 15. 

Vide O’ConNELL. 

Cierx of the Press. Vide IRELAND. 

CumBine Boys; Petitions for prohibiting the use of Children 
in climbing Chimnies ;— Of Inhabitants of Frome Sellwood, 59. 
Of Chichester; To be printed, 95. Of Lewes; To be printed, 
125. Of Stratford-on-Avon; To be printed, 186. Of Lea- 
mington; To be printed, 237. 

Coats and Cum; Petitions for repealing the Tax thereon ;—Of 
the Portreeve, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Ashburton; To 
be printed, 316. Of Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses and Inha- 
bitants of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness ; To be printed, 330. 
Of Inhabitants of Exeter; To be printed, 346. ‘Of Robert 
Roe, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Dublin ; and, 
of Inhabitants of ;Bideford ; To be printed, 352. .Of Magis- 
trates, Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of the eastern part of 
the ceunty of Devon; To be, printed, 367. Of Inhabitants 
of Totnes ; and, of Redruth; To be printed, 374. 


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Cossert, William. Vide Currenoy. 
Coin. Vide Accounts.» Supply. 
Coxe Company. Vide Gas Licnr. 
CotoniaL Acts. Vide Accounts. 


CoLovurRED Poputation ; Petition of Richard Hill and Samuel 
Manderson, for extending to Jamaica the Act’ in Coutieil "for 
removing Disabilities of the Coloured Population of the. Island 
of Trinidad ; To lie on theTable ; and tobe printed ; 356. 


ComMBERMERE, Lord. Vide SPEAKER. 


ComMeERcIAL Distress; Petition of Inhabitants of the hbun- 
dred of Blackburne, complaining thereof ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 392. 


Commission of the Peace. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 15.) 
Commissioners of INquiry.VideAccounTs.(ADDRESSES,16.) 
Commitrats. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 17.) 


COMMITTEES: 


Grand Committees appointed, ‘9. ‘Vide Grrev- 
ANCES—JusTicE, Courts of—RELicion—TRADE, 


of the wHoLe Hovuss, appointed to consider— 
Various Acts, 205, (v. AssessepD Taxes ComMposition.)— 
90, (v. AucTion Dutigs.)—291, (v. Customs Dutirs.)\— 
246, (v. IRELAND, Butter Trapr.)—61, (v. IRELAND, 
CLERK OF THE PLEAs.)—120, (v. IRELAND, ToBAcco.)— 
307, (v. JUpGEs Sarariges.) — 75, (v. LirE ANNUITIEs.) 
—86, (v. Lonpon BripGe.) — 192, (v. MADHOUsSEsS.)—62, 
(v. NEWFOUNDLAND FIsHERIEs.) 


Motions, 278, (v. ANATOMY CoMMISSIONERS Ex- 
PENSES.)—286, (v. IRELAND, COMPENSATION TO BuTTER 
Weicu-MasTeErs.)—43, (v. IRELAND, INSOLVENT DEBTORS 
Covurt.)—167, (v. IRELAND, CompENSATION TO ASSIST- 
ANT BARRISTERS AND CLERKS FOR REGISTERING FREE- 
HOLDERS.)—318, (v. SaALaRiEs TO JUSTICES.)—15, (v. Sup- 
PLY.)—35, (v. Ways AND MEANS.) 


Other Matters, 75, (v. Game Licenses.) 


SeLect ComMITTEES appointed——To prepare an 
Address, 11,(v. ADDRESsEs, 1.)——To considerand give effect 
to the Recommendations of the Committee on Anatomy in the 
last Session, 209, (v. ANATOMY.)——To inquire into’ the 
Conduct of Mr. Nash, 343, (v. Crown Lrases.)——TO0 con- 
sider the Eighteenth Report of Judicial ‘Inquiry in Ireland, 
209, (v. IRELAND, ApMiRALTY Court.)——To inquire into 
the Facts of the case of a Complaint relative 'to'a Forgéry of 
a Name to the Kilrea Petition, 187, (v. IRELAND, KiLR#A 
PrriT1on.)——To inquire into the Miscellaneous Estimates, 
214, (v. IRELAND, MisceLLaNeous EstTiMavTeEs:) To 
inquire what Temporary Laws, of a public and general nature, 
are now in force, and what have expired, &amp;c. 10, (v. Laws 
EXPIRING.) To consider the matter of the Petition of Ca- 
dogan Williams, 322, (v. Lire ANNUITIES.)——To inquire 
into the cause of the increase of the Number of Commitments 
and Convictions in London and Middlesex, 234, (v: Lon- 
poN MErTRopo.Is.)——To inquire generally into the present 
state of the Orphans Fund, 272, (v. Lonpon,; Orpuans 
Funp.)——To prepare Estimates of the Charge of the Dis- 
embodied Militia of Great Britain and Ireland for 1829, 220, 
(v. Mititta.) To examine the matter of the Petitions 
relating to the Seat of Stephen Rumbold Lushington, Esquire, 
332, (v. Orrices ABRoap.) To inquire into the’ state 
of the Law and Practice relative to granting Patents; 214, 
(v. PATENTS FoR INvENTIONS.)—Of Privileges, 9, (vv Pat- 
VILEGES.)——To inquire into the Claims of Mr. O’Reilly, and 
other Sufferers, by the Insolvency of the late Registrar at:Ma- 
dras, 263, (v. RecistrRaAR AT Mapras), To consider and 
am effect to the Recommendations contained in a Report of 

ast Session, go, (v. Scortannb, Enrains.)——+To inquire 
into the Operation and Effect of the Laws under which Select 
Vestries are constituted, 246, (v. SeLect VEsTRIEs.) 


Usual Orders relating to Committees, 10. 
To report Proceedings from time'to'time, 155.” 
To report Proceedings and Opinion from‘ time to 





























time, 9. 

To report Opinion from time to titne, 10, 11. 

To report Observations and Opinion, 234. 

To report Observations, 10, 187, 209, 214, 246, 264, 

272, 322, 332. 

To report Minutes of Evidence, 374, 395, 402, 493, 
. 404.—from time to time, 229. 

———-——— To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 9g, 10, 11, 
149, 154, 181, 187, 214, 220, 229, 234, 246, 248, 261, 272, 300, 
324, 332, 343- die 

All-to have Voices, 9g. fics 

——-——. Five to be the Quorum, 10, 11, 209,':214, 7234, 246, 

* 2645 2724(2775:322,332; 343 

————. Thtee to be the Quorum, 220, 407. - 

To sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 10; 209, 234, 
247, 249, 272, 275, 304, 348, 369, 374. 


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COMM ITTEES— continued. 


Report Progress, 161, 285, 290, 332. 

Revived, 93, 279. 

Make no Report, 326. 

To examine, in the first place, how far the Orders for 
giving Notices have been complied with, &amp;c. 97, 108, 145. 

Time enlarged for receiving Reports on Bills, 269, 
270, 274, 275, 279, 280, 281, 282, 292, 309, 310, 320, 336. 

Leave given to Committees to sit and proceed, 126, 
139, 180, 221, 223, 247, 309, 341, 351, 382, 388.—and to Re- 
port on a certain Day, 139, 180, 247, 255, 274, 309, 341, 351- 

On Lords Bills, to sit and proceed before the usual 
time, 351,352, 359-—and to Report on a certain Day, 351. 

Proceedings in Committees of the whole House, 29, 
161, 168, 175, 199, 204, 209, 307, 308, 326, 331, 339. 

Forty Members not present in a Committee, 209. 

Vide House. 





Common Law Courts. Vide Accounts. 
Pieas. Vide Court or Common PLEAs. 


Commons, House of. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 2.) 
House. Turnpixe-Roap Bixt Fees. 


ComPEnsaTion Monies; Bill to provide for Monies paid into 
Court under repealed Acts, ordered, 134. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 135. Committed, 
148. Committee deferred, 162,189, 195. Bill considered, 
and reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 197. Passed,204. Agreed to by the Lords, 217. 
Royal Assent, 220. 


Compxiaint. Vide IRELAND, (KiLREA Petition.) 
ConFrerREeNcE. Vide Cotton Facrorits REGULATION. 
ConGLetTon Road. Vide AsHporne. 


Concreve’s Rockets ; Petition of George Christopher Rapier 
for a Committee to investigate the legitimacy of his preten- 
sions to having been the Inventor; To lie on the Table, 374. 


Consistory Court. Vide Ecc iesiasTIcaAL Courts. 


CoNSOLIDATED Funp. Vide Ways and MEAwns, and BILLs 
in Suppry. 


ConstaBLes; Usual Orders relating to them, 10. 
Consuts. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Convicts. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 18.) Suppty. 


Corsy (Northampton) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered, 38. Presented, and read, 138. Com- 
mitted, 199. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 274. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 292. Passed, 303. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 326. Royal Assent, 329. 


Corn Laws; Petitions for the Abolition or Repeal thereof ; 
—Of operative Weavers and Mechanics of Cockermouth ; To 
be printed, 244. Of Inhabitants of Saint Mary-le-bone ; To 
be printed, 251. Of Carpenters and Joiners of Manchester, 
and of Inhabitants of Newton-upon-Ayr; To be printed, 
271. Of several Woolcombers, Scie of an Anti-Bread 
Tax Association, held at Kidderminster; To be printed, 276. 
Of Carpet Weavers, and other labouring Classes of Kidder- 
minster; To be printed, 301. Of Gentlemen Freeholders, 
and others, Inhabitants of the vale of Todmorden; To be 
printed, 305. Of Freeholders, and others, of North Nibley ; 
and of Inhabitants of Kidderminster; To be printed, 311. 
Of several Traders, Artificers, and other Inhabitants of the 
town and neighbourhood of Dursley, 317. Of the Members 
of the Anti-Bread Tax Association at Kidderminster; of 
several Inhabitants of Kidderminster; of several Traders, 
Artificers, and other Inhabitants of Cam; of several Inha- 
bitants of Coaley ; of the Deputies of the United Artisans, 
Mechanics, and other branches of Trade and Manufactures of 
Nottingham ; of Inhabitants of Ulley; of Stone; and of An- 
sty; To be printed, 317. Of Mechanics and Artisans, Mem- 
bers of the Anti-Bread ‘fax Association of Kidderminster, 336. 
Of Inhabitants of Hertford; To be printed, 342. Of Brier- 
cliffe, 346. Of Journeymen Cordwainers of Northampton ; 
and of Mechanics, Artisans, and others of Darlington ; To be 
printed, 346. Of Manufacturers, Traders, Artisans, and 
others, Inhabitants of Leicester ; and of Thomas Bailey, on 
behalf of a meeting of Artisans and Mechanics of Leicester ; 
To be printed, 362. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Lambeth for the 
Alteration thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
410. 








Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee to consider of the Corn Laws (g Geo. 4, c. 60,) with 
the view of substituting a fixed Duty on the import of 
Foreign Corn, and a Bounty on the export of Corn, instead 
of the present graduated Scale of Duties; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 318. 


Vide Accounts. 





CorporaTR Property. Vide IRELAND. 


Cotton Factories; Acts for the Regulation thereof, read ; 
Bill to amend the said Acts, ordered, 318. Vide infra. 


ReEcuLATION ; Bill to amend the Law 
relating to the Employment of Children in Cotton Mills and 
Factories, ordered, 318. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 320. Committed, 
333- Committee deferred, 340, 344. Bill considered, 350, 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
358. Passed,375. Royal Assent, 399. 


Mr. Speaker informed 
the House, that the Cotton Factories Regulation Bill had re- 
ceived the Royal Assent, but that it appeared by the Minutes 
of the Lords Proceedings, to have been amended by their 
Lordships, and had not been sent back to this House, for their 
concurrence in such Amendment ; Committee appointed to 
inspect Lords Journals with relation to any Proceedings there- 
upon; Three to be the Quorum; 407. Vide Journats. 
Reported ; Conference to be desired with the Lords upon the 
subject of the said Amendment; Committee appointed to 
draw up Statement to be offered to the Lords at the Confer- 
ence ; Five to be the Quorum; 408. Statement reported, and 
agreed to; Message to Lords to desire a Conference ; 408. 
Lords agree to a Conference, and appoint the same imme- 
diately; Managers appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; 409. Message from the Lords desiring a present 
Conference upon the subject-matter of the last Conference ; 
agreed to; &gt; sonoma appointed; Conference held, and re- 
i ; Resolution, That the Commons are satisfied with the 

xplanation given by the Lords; Message to Lords to com- 
municate the said Resolution; 410. 








Cotton Facrorises Act Va.iniry ; Bill to render valid an 
Act to amend the Law relating to the Employment of Children 
in Cotton Mills and Factories, Ordered, 410. Presented, and 
read : committed ; considered, and reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 411. Bill passed, 411. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 415. Royal Assent, 416. 


Cotton Spinners; Petition of Operative Cotton Spinners 
lately in the employ of Mr. William Moors, of Compstall, 
near Stockport, complaining of being dismissed from Employ- 
ment; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 347. 


Corton Weavers; Petition of Cotton Weavers of Wigton, 
complaining of Distress, and praying for Relief; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 393, 

CovunseEL; To be heard before Committees of the whole House, 
160, 180, 341, 351, 402.—Heard, 186, 206, 367, 406, 407. 

Counties. Vide Divisions. 

County BripcEs; Petition of the Justices of the Peace for 
the County of Middlesex for exemption from repairing Roads 


over and at the ends of Public Bridges; To lie on the 
Table, 6o. 





Act 43 Geo. 3, c. 59, for remedying certain 
Defects in the Laws relative to County Bridges, read; Bill 
to relieve Inhabitants of Counties in England and Wales from 
the Charge of repairing Roads over and at the ends of Public 
Bridges, ode 110. Presented,and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 125. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 134, 172, 192, 219. Petition of the Trustees of 
the Frome Turnpike Road Trust, against ; To be printed, 232. 
Second Reading deferred, 251,276. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 290. 


Court or Common Ptsgas; Petition of John Joseph Stock- 
dale, complaining of the Conduct of the Lord Chief Justice ; 
To lie on the Table, 60. 


Craven, James. Vide ALEHovsEs LICENSING. 
Craiciue Bridge and Road. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Cranuam (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill for allotting 
the same; and Bill ordered, 29. Presented, and read, 137. 
Committed, 241. Petitions of the Dean and Chapter of the 
Cathedral Church of Gloucester ; and, of several Persons in- 
terested in the Commons and waste Lands in the parishes 
of Upton Saint Leonard, Brockworth and Cranham, in the 
county of Gloucester, against, 254. Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 255. 


Crepitors, Scotland. Vide ScorLanp. 
Crim1nAL Lunatics. VideAccounts. Suppty. 


CRONDALL Inclosure. Vide CRooKHAM. 


Crooxuam (Hants) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; and 
Bill ordered, 68. Presented, and read, 136. Committed ; 
Leave to report on or before a certain day; 255. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 300. Passed, 303. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 326. Royal Assent, 328. 


Crostey’s Gas Apparatus ; Petition for a Bill for prolonging 
the time of certain Letters Patent ; Referred to a Committee, 
27. Reported,87. Report referred to Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, 88. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That 
the Party be permitted to proceed with his Bill, and to give 
Notices, &amp;c., 108. Report read; Bill ordered; 111. FPre- 
sented, and read, 125. Committed, 180. Petition of Mem- 
bers of the Committee of Management of the Leeds Gas Light 

Company, 












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Cros.tey’s Gas APPARATUS—continued. 


Company, against ; To lie on the Table, 2v6. Petitions of 
Directors of the Burnley Gas Light Company ; and of Wil- 
liam Strutt, Chairman of the Committee of Management of 
the Derby Gas Light Company, against ; To lie on the Table, 
210. Petitions of Proprietors of the Gainsburgh Gas 
Works ; and of Members of the Committee of Management of 
the Doncaster Gas Light Company, against; To lie on the 
Table. Of the Board of Directors, and other Proprietors 
of the Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas Light Company, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 211. Of Members 
of the Committee of Management of the Whitby Oil Gas 
Light Company ; and, of the Wakefield Gas Light Company, 
against; To he onthe Table. Of the Phenix Gas Light 
and Coke Company, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
217. Petition of several Members of the Committee of 
Management of the Ashton-under-Lyne Gas Light and Water 
Works Company, against ; To lie on the Table, 226. Pe- 
titions of the Liverpool Gas Light Company, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; and, of Members of the Committee 
of Management of the Bradford Gas Light Company, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 242. Of Members of the Committee of 
Management of the York Gas Light Company ; of several 
Commissioners for paving, lighting, cleansing, watching, re- 
gulating and otherwise improving the town of Keighley, 
within the parish of Keighley, in the west riding of the county 
of York ; of John Malam, of King’s Lynn, in the county of 
Norfolk ; and, of the Chairman and Directors of the Montrose 
Gas Light Company, against; To lie on the Table; of 
the Hibernian Gas Light Company; and, of the Bolton Gas 
Light and Coke Company, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
crdered, 248. Of the Committee of Management of the 
Carlisle Gas Light and Coke Company ; and, of the Commis- 
sioners for paving and lighting Keighley, against ; To lie on 
the Table, 275. Of the Leicester Gas Light and Coke Com- 
pany, against; To lie on the Table, 366. 


Crown Leases; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the conduct of Mr. Nash, so far as regards the granting of 
Leases of, or Sale of Crown Lands in Suffolk-street Pall Mall 
East, Regent-street, and adjoining the Regent’s Canal ; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 
343- Power to sit notwithstanding Adjournment of the House, 
374. Power to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report ; to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 404, 


Vide AccounTs. 


Croypon Improvement ; Petition fora Bill for lighting, watch- 
ing and improving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 57. 
Reported ; Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders; 
84. Vide Stanpinc Orpers. Report, That the Parties 
be permitted to proceed with their Bill, so far as respects the 
appointment of an Assistant Overseer of the Poor, and the 
better Audit of the Overseer’s Accounts, the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with; but in regard to the other 
objects of the application, the Parties be permitted to proceed 
with their Bill, 97. Report read; Bill ordered; 123. Pre- 
sented, and read, 139. Committed, 154. - Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 270. Passed,292. Agreed to by the Lords, 326. 
Royal Assent, 328. 

Currency; Petition of William Cobbett, praying the House to 
reduce the Taxes to an amount not exceeding that which was 
their amount before the Small Paper Money supplanted the 
Coin of His Majesty; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 315. 

Petition of Henry Burgess, praying the House to 

institute a thorough investigation into the state of the Cur- 

rency ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 360. 














—— Petition of Owners and Occupiers of land, and 
Traders of the district which embraces the town of Shaftes- 
bury, complaining of the withdrawing of Local Bank Notes 
under Five Pounds from circulation ; and praying for relief, 
369. To be printed, 370, 


Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers and Inha- 
bitants of Birmingham, praying for an Alteration of the Cur- 
rency; Motion for reading the said Petition ; Debate arising 
thereupon ; interrupted by a Message from the Lords; De- 
bate resumed ; Petition read; 377. ‘To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 379. 

Vide Carr or Goop Hope. 


Customs Duties; Acts relating to the Duties of Customs, read ; 
To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 291. 
Considered, 302. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; 306. Vide infra. 


Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Customs, 
ordered, 306. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second reading ; and to be printed; 314. Committed, 326. 
Committee deferred, 333, 339, 342. Bill considered; and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed ; 349. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 356. 
Passed, 365. Agreed to by the Lords, 392. Royal As- 
sent, 399. 








Vide AccounTs. 


VOL, 84.—— Sess, 1829. 





10°Geo.1V. Parl.8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


DABLASTON and Bitston Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing the Road from» Wednesbury to the end of Dar- 
laston Lane; Referred to a Committee, 37. Reported, 88. 
Bill ordered, 89. Order of Leave for Bill, read, and dis- 
charged; another Bill ordered; g2. Vide Bitstron. 
Desates ; Adjourned, 4, 106, 146, 175, 225, 264, 284, 314, 
327+ 349, 344, 350. 
resumed, 15, 109, 148, 179, 229, 311, 325, 360, 379. 
— interrupted by a Message from the Lords, 377.— 
Debate resumed, 377. 


Dest. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 19, 20.) IMPRISONMENT 
for Dest. 


Dest, NATIONAL. 
DEBTORs. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide East INpia. 


Dee Ferry Road; Petition for a Bill for making a Turnpike 
Road to communicate with the Lower King’s Road Ferry 
over the River Dee, 63. Referred to a Committee, 64. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 127. Presented, and read, 136. Com- 
mitted, 159. Petitions of Commissioners of the River Dee 
Navigation, against ; To lie on the Table; of several Citizens 
and Tnhabitants of the city of Chester, against ; Referred, 

and Counsel ordered, 255. Petitions of several Owners and 

Occupiers of lands tenements and hereditaments in, and 

other Inhabitants of the hundred of Wirral, in the county of 

Chester; of several Owners and Occupiers of lands tene- 

ments and hereditaments in the several populous parishes of 

Mold, Holywell, Flint, Hawarden, Northop and Halkin in 

and other Inhabitants of the county of Flint; and, of Gen- 

tlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, Occupiers of land, and other In- 
habitants of the vale of Clwyd, in the county of Denbigh, 

including the towns of Ruthin and Denbigh, in favour; 266. 

Petition of the River Dee Company, against; Referred, and 

Counsel ordered, 266. Petition of Bankers, Merchants, and 

other Inhabitants of Liverpool, in favour, 270. Bill reported ; 

to be ingrossed ; 279. Passed, 287. Agreed to by the Lords, 

316. Royal Assent, 328. 


Deepine and Morcort Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 70. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 102. Presented, and read, 108. 
Committed, 236. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 274. Passed, 
281. Agreed to by the Lords, 316. Royal Assent, 328. 


DestitTureE, Refuge for. Vide Accounts. 
Devises. Vide FraupuULENT. 


Dipmarton, &amp;c. (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose the same; and Bill ordered, 55. Presented, and read, 
93. Committed, 107. Reported, 160. Passed, 164. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 184. Royal Assent, 221. 

DissENTERS REGISTRATION; Petition of Protestant Dis- 
senters of South Shields for the enactment of a Law relating 
thereto ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 20. 

Distress of the Lasourine Cuiasses; Motion, That a pro- 
portion of the able-bodied Population of the United King- 
dom, who are dependent upon the Wages of Labour for their 
support, are now out of Employment, and that it is expedient 
that such measures should be adopted in the next Session as 
may furnish the most safe and effectual means of Improve- 
ment, &amp;c.; Question previous Neg. thereupon, 379. 

Divisions of Counties; Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 43, relating thereto, 
read; Bill for more effectually executing the said Act, or- 
dered, 318. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
a and to be printed; 325. Committed, 336. Com- 
mittee deferred, 344. Bill considered, 357. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day ap ointed for Third Reading ; 365. Passed, 
375. Agreed to by the Lords, 392. Royal Assent;399. 

Dovor. Vide Exections. 

Dovor Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

Dovor Srreet Road. Vide Souriwarx. 

DrainacGE of Bogs. Vide IRELAND. 

Dremrton Roads. Vide Cuarp. 


DuppeEston Improvement; Petition for a Bill for Mighting, 
watching, cleansing and improving the Hamlets of Duddeston, 
Nichells and Aston; Referred to a Committee, 24. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 55. Presented, and read, 75. Pe- 
tition of the Lord of the Manor, the Vicar and others, Owners- 
and Occupiers of houses and lands in Duddeston, Nichells 
and Aston near Birmingham, against; To lie on the Table, 
92. Bill committed, 92. Petition of Owners of, or other- 
wise interested in Manufactories in Duddeston, Nichells and. 
Aston, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 113. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; 144. Passed, 181. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 213. Royal Assent, 220. 


Dup ey Roads; Petition for a Bill for improving and main- 
taining certain Roads, called “ The Dudley, irmingham, 
Wolverhampton, and Streetway District ;” Referred to a 
Committee, 53. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 118. Presented, 
and read, 138. Committed, 153. Reported, 269. To be 
ingrossed, 270. Passed, 280. Agreed to by the Lords, 316. 
Roval Assent, 328. ‘i 

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Dureneie Euryys Railway ; Petition for a Bill to alter, amend 


andenlarge .Powets of Act; Referred to a Committee, 25. 


‘Reported’; Bill ordered; 97... Presented, and read, 102. 
“1Con ‘ » 180. Reported; Report to lie on’ the Table ; 
"Bet" Report further considered ; Bill to be 5 ty ; 249. 

~~ Passed, 262. Agreed to by the Lérds, 283. Royal Assent, 
“967.00 rane 

Doms, Henry; Bill from the Lords for his Naturalization, 190. 
‘Read, 191. Committed, 199. Reported, and passed, ~35. 

* "Royal Assent, 297. 

Bumsarton Improvement. Vide ScoTiaNnp. 

DuMBARTON Statute Labour. Vide ScorLanp. 

Dumrries Roaps. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Dumrrigs and RoxsurGu Road. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Dunpee Gas Lieut. Vide ScoTLanp. 

DunveerR Road. Vide IRELAND. 


DuruamM Railway. Vide CLARENCE. 


Du Tuon, Antoine Beat Albert; Bill from the Lords for his 
Naturalization, 170. Read, 172. Committed, 180. Reported, 


, and passed, 212. Royal Assent, 221. 


NDEX w the E:cuty-rourru Vouume. [ 1829. 





Street, Salford; and, of Inhabitants of Falmouth ; 375. . Of 
Mayor, Burgesses and Inhabitants of Marazion, 384. Of 
Female Inhabitants of Loughborough ; To be printed, 406. 





INsoLveNT Desrors; Petition of Refugees 


for debt now residing in Chandernagore and Serampore, pray- 


ing for relief, 394. ‘To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
395- 





Orrices IN INp14; Bill to exclude Persons 
accepting Offices in India from sitting in the House of Com- 
mons, ordered, 268. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 284. Committed, 
306. Committee deferred, 313. Petition of several Persons 
forming the General Body of the Electors of Canterbury, re- 
sident in London, being the Supporters as well as Opposers 
of Stephen Rumbold Lushington, Esquire, now Governor of 


Madras, in favour; To be printed, 316. Bill considered, 332. 


Committee deferred, 338, 357. Bill further considered, and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 365. Bill re-committed ; 
Considered ; wg to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 376. Passed, 388. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 402. Royal Assent, 416. 





10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 18209. 


E AST INDIA :— 
CuartTeER; Petitions against the Renewal 





thereof ;—Of Merchants, Bankers, Ship-owners and Traders of 
the port of Plymouth ; To be printed, 243. Of Woollen Ma- 
nufacturers and others interested in the Woollen Trade, in the 
county of Somerset; and, of Ship-owners and Merchants of 
Sunderland ; To be printed, 255. Of Members of the Cham- 
ber of Manufactures and Commerce of Birmingham ; To be 
printed, 271. Of Bankers, Merchants, Manufacturers and 
others of Leeds ; and, of Merchants, Manufacturers and others 
of Wakefield ; To be printed, 276. Of Merchants, Manufac- 
turers and others interested in the Woollen Trade of Hudders- 
field ; and, of Merchants, Manufacturers and other Inhabitants 
of Kidderminster; To be printed, 283. Of several Inhabitants 
' of Chorley, in the county of Lancaster, 289. Of Merchants, 
Manufacturers and others interested in the trade and com- 
merce of Manchester; of Manufacturers, Members of the 
. Chamber of Commerce for the Staffordshire Potteries ; of 
Bankers, Merchants, Traders and other Inhabitants of the 
city of Bristol and its vicinity ; of Operative Weavers of Car- 
lisle and its environs; of Manufacturers, Tradesmen, &amp;c. of 
Cockermouth ; and, of Merchants and other Inhabitants of 
Liverpool; To be printed, 289. Of Merchants, Manufac- 
turers and other habitants of Wigan; To be printed, 292. 
Of several Mine-owners, Iron and Steel Masters, Manufac- 
turers, and others, in the parish of West Bromwich, in the 
county of Stafford; of several Iron Masters of the county of 
Stafford; and, of several Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers 
and other Inhabitants of the city of Glasgow ; To be printed, 
300. Of Corporation of Traffickers or eae Company 
of Leith; 317. Of Merchants, Manufacturers, Traders and 
other Inhabitants of the town of Lancaster; To be printed, 
324. Of Iron Masters, Proprietors of the principal Iron 
Works in Shropshire; and, of Merchants, Ship-owners, 
- ‘Agents, and others interested in trade, in Port Glasgow and 
Newark; To be printed, 330. Of Robert Roe, Secretary of 
the Chamber of Commerce of the city of Dublin ; and, of the 
Chamber of Commerce of the city of Limerick ; To be printed, 
2. Of Merchants, Manufacturers and other Inhabitants 
ot Wolverhampton; To be printed, 346. Of Merchants, 
Bankers and others of Kingston-upon-Hull ; and, of Mer- 
chants, Traders and other Inhabitants of Greenock ; To be 
printed, 360. Of Sir John Maxwell, of Pollok, Baronet, 
Chairman of a Meeting of the Noblemen, Freeholders, Jus- 
tices and others of Renfrew; To be printed, 370. Of Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers and other Inhabitants of Bradford ; To 
be printed, 374.- Of Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of Liver- 
1; 388. Of the Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire ; 

o be printed, 393- 





East anD West Inp1A Propuce; Peti- 

_ tion of Merchants, Ship-owners and others of Kingston-upon- 
Hull, for an equalization of the Duties thereon, 317. To lie 
on the Table, 318. 

Granp Juries; Petition of Hindoo and 





Mahommedan Inhabitants of Calcutta, to be admitted to serve 
on Grand Juries in India, 384. To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 387. 

Hinpoo Wipows; Petitions for abolishing 





the Practice of burning Widows on the Funeral Piles of their 
Husbands ;—Of Females, Inhabitants of Castle Donington; 28. 
Of Female Inhabitants of Melbourne, 192. Of several Inha- 
. bitants of-the city of Coventry, and its vicinity; of Chipping 
Norton; of several Dissenters and others of Stony Stratford ; 
of the congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Indepen- 
dent denomination, meeting at: Bassingbourn (of the female 
sex); of the Baptist Dissenters of Fenny Stratford; and, of 
-several Female Inhabitants of Stroud, and its vicinity; 370. 
Of congregation of Protestant Dissenters meeting in Chapel 





; ReEGisTRAR AT Mapras; Select Committee 
appointed to inquire into the Claims of Mr. O’Reilly and other 
Sufferers by the Insolvency of the late Registrar of the Court 
of Madras; and to report their Observations thereupon to the 
House, 263. Five to be the Quorum; Petition of Mr. O'Reilly, 
and Returns relating to the Registrar at Madras, presented 
in the last Session of Parliament; Referred, 264. Petition 
of Robert Sinclair, complaining of the Registrar at Madras, 
gee in the last Session ; read, and referred, 268. Mem- 

er added, 271. Report; to lie upon the Table, and to be 
printed ; 315. 


Bill for the Relief of 





Sufferers by the insolvency of the Registrar at Madras, or- 
dered, 336. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 342. Second Reading deferred, 
357- Second Reading put off for Three Months, 369. 





TRADE; Petition of the Merchants of Lon- 
don, trading to the East Indies, for Reduction of the Duties 
on the Importation of the Silk Manufactures of India; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 225. 


Petition. of the Woollen Manufac- 





turers of Gloucester, for the establishment of a Free Trade 
between this Country and India and China; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 251. 





Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into the state of the Trade between 
Great Britain, the East Indies and China; Question previous 
Neg. thereupon, 301. 





Writers; Bill from the Lords, respecting 
their Appointment, 170. Read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 174. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 185. Bill committed, 189. Committee deferred, 194. 
Bill considered, 198. Reported; and Day appointed for 


’ Third Reading; 199. Third Reading deferred, 205, 211. 


Bill passed, 215. Royal Assent, 296. ~ 





Vide Accounts. Ways and MEaAns. 


East Lonpon Railway; Petition for a Bill for making and 


maintaining a Railway from Whitechapel Road to the Thames 
at Blackwall, with Branches therefrom to the East and West 
India Docks ; Referred to a Committee, 64. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 129. Presented, and read, 136. 





—-- Waterworks; Petition for a Bill for better sup- 
lying the East London Waterworks with Water, and amend- 
ing Acts; Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 88. Presented, and read, 123. Committed, 158. 
Petition of William George Daniel Tyssen, Esquire, against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 169. Petitions of Michael 
Scales, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 173, 197. 
Petition of William George Daniel Tyssen, Esquire, and John 
Killick, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 210. Peti- 
tions of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the parish of 
Saint John Hackney, and the parish of Saint Mary Stratford 
Bow, both in the county of Middlesex; of Helena Shaw 
Lefevre, of Heckfield-place, in the county of Hants, Widow ; 
of several Occupiers of Mills on the River Lea; and, of 
several Trustees of the River Lea Navigation, ayainst; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 222. Petitions of Trustees of 
the Middlesex and Essex Turnpike Roads ; and, of the Lord 
Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the city of London, in 
Common Council assembled, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 247. Committee to sit notwithstanding. Adjourn- 


_ ment of the House, 249. Time enlarged for Committee to 


report, 274. Petition of Churchwardens, Overseers of the 
Poor, and other Inhabitants of Saint John at Hackney, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 276. Petitions of 
several Owners and Occupiers of messuages, lands, tenements, 
and hereditaments, and Persons exercismg and carrying on 
extensive manufactures and trades in the eastern part of the 
Metropolis, in several parishes within the Tower Hamlets, = 

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the vicinity thereof; and also, Trustees of certain Turnpike 
Roads —— the said district; and, of several Inhabi- 
tants and 


vicinity, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 300. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 309. Bill reported, 314. 
Day appointed for further considering Report, 315. ‘Report 
further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 324. Passed, 334. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 356. Considered, and 
agreed to, 359. Royal Assent, 372. : 
East Mauturne Heatu Road. Vide Branp Bripces. 
East Moor Inclosure. Vide West Moor. 
East Retrorp. Vide ELections. 
EcciesiasTICAL Corporations. Vide IRELAND. 
: Courts; Bill to regulate the Duties, Salaries 
and Emoluments of Officers, Clerks and Ministers of certain 
Ecclesiastical Courts, ordered, 289. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 291. 
Committed, 307. Considered, 311. Reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report ; 319. Report further 
considered ; Motion for reading the Amendments made by the 
Committee a second time; Amendment proposed, but not 
made; 326. Motion for the House to adjourn; Question 





1829.| INDEX 0 the Erent ¥-POU rT ¥ 


ouseholders of Hackney, and of the parishes - 
adjoining the eastern districts of the Metropolis, and their | 


Neg. thereupon; Main Question =aiaite propos 
sthereupon ‘djourned; 327. Further adjourned, 
Bill, as améhded, to be rinted, 348. ‘Debate-rasu 
ther. Proceeding dropped for want of Forty 
Debate ‘resumed, 379. Aniendments read.a} 
‘ and-agreed to; Bill tobe ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Reading; 380. Bill passed, 389. Agreed to by the, 
393. Royal Assent, 399."" “ye 


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- Petitior® of William . Henry Carini : 
Smyth, complaining of Proceedings in the Consistory @ourt -*. 


of London, and Arches Court of Canterbury; and praying; for ° - 


the extension of the Provisions of the 23d section of the Act - 
2 Geo. 2, c. 23, to all Proctors in the United Kingdom, 321. - 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 322. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 21.) 
Epinpurcu Gas Licut Company. Vide Scoruanp. 

and DatxeiTH Railway. Vide ScoTLanp. 

and Lerru Gas Licut. Vide Scorianp. 


EpvucatTIion of the Poor. Vide IRELAND. 


Ec eston Roads; Petition .for a Bill for repairing the same ; 
Referred to a Committee, 32.. Reported ; Bill ordered; 107. 
Presented, and read, 113. Committed,130. Reported, 1,69. 
Passed, 181. Agreed to by the Lords, 202. Royal Assent, 
221. 














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, 9. 


PETITIONS :— 


Petition of Freeholders to be admitted to defend the Return of Daniel O’Connell, Esquire, 62. Vide Cuare. 


Consideration of a Petition deferred, 239. 


Election Petition received from Ireland, 412. Vide Wexrorp. 
Of the Bailiffs, Aldermen and Burgesses of the borough of East Retford, praying that a Writ for a New Election of 


Members to serve in Parliament for the said Boro 
219,264. Of Burgesses of the borough of East 
residing in East Retford ; To be printed, 364. 


SPECIAL REPORTS :— 


ugh, do forthwith issue; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 


etford, residing in London ; and, of Burgesses of East Retford, 


Relative to the Illness of a Member, 269.—-Touching the Right of Election, 274. 


RECOGNIZANCES :— 


Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Sections of Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 22, read; Resolutions of the House thereupon, and Table of 


Fees, 35. 


Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That Sir Hugh Dillon Massey, Baronet, Thomas Mahon, and others, Freeholders 
of the county of Clare, who petitioned this House in the last Session of Parliament, complaining of an undue Elec- 
tion and Return for that County, had not entered into Recognizances in respect of such Petition, 3. 


BILLS, &amp;c. relating to ELections, &amp;c. 


Motion for bringing in a Bill to exclude the Borough of East Retford from electing Burgesses to serve in 
Parliament, and to enable the Town of Birmingham to return Two Representatives in lieu thereof; Question Neg. 


thereupon, 264. 


Motion for bringing in a Bill to prevent Bribery and Corruption in the Borough of East Retford ; Motion, 
That the House do now adjourn ; Question Neg. thereupon; Motion for reading the other Orders of the Day; by 
leave withdrawn; Question again proposed for bringing in a Bill; Debate thereupon adjourned; 264. Debate 


further adjourned, 284. 





Motion, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant to make out a New Writ for the electing Two Bur- 
gesses to serve for the Borough of East Retford, in the room of Sir Robert Lawrence Dundas and Willi 


am Baillie 


Wrightson, Esquire, whose Election has been declared to be void ; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and Motion 


severally, by leave, withdrawn ; 272, 


Motion, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warant to make out a New Writ for electing Two Burgesses to 


serve for the Borough of 
upon; 364. 


ast Retford ; Amendment proposed, and by leave withdrawn; Question Neg. there- 


Batu, City; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend with the last Return for the City of Bath, 96. Attends; Return 
read; and it appearing to be a double Return; and no Petition having been presented, ——— of the said 


Election and Return within the time limited; Resolution, That it is a Void Election. Mr. 


Warrant for a New Writ, 101. 


peaker to issue his 


PETITIONS relating to ConrRovERTED ELEcTIONS; viz. 


Care, County ; Petition of Thomas Mahon, of Greenlawn, Esquire, and others, Freeholders, for Leave to present a 
new Petition against the Election and Return of Daniel O’Connell, Esquire, 3. Motion for Leave to a a Petition, 


pursuant to the Prayer of the said Petition ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; Petition to lie on the 


able; and to be 


printed ; 4. Debate resumed; Motion, by leave, withdrawn ; Petitioners to have liberty to question the said Elec- 


tion and Return by the renewal of their Petition (which was depending at the end of the last 


’ 


ession of Parliament,) 


within the next Three Sitting Days; 15. Vide infra. 





Petition of Thomas Mahon, of Greenlawn, Esquire, and others, Freeholders, complaining of the Election 


and Return of Daniel O’Connell, Esquire, for the county of Clare, 15. Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; 
and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, 19. » Petition of Freeholders of the county 
of Clare, praying, that they may be admitted to defend the Return of Daniel O’Connell, Esquire ; To be taken into 
consideration at the same time; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 62. Peti- 
tions considered, 96. Committee appointed, 98. Report, That Daniel O’Connell, Esquire, is duly elected, 106. 


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ELECTIONS—continued. 


PETITIONS relating to ConrroverTED ELEcT1oNs—continued. 


Dover Election; Petition of John Halcomb, Esquire, and others, touching the right of Election ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 9. Motion for taking the Petition into consideration ; Debate thereupon adjourned; 175. Debate 
resumed; Day appointed for taking the Petition into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 


Persons, Papers and Records; 179. 


Consideration deferred, 239. Petition of 





illiam Luddington, Esquire, to 


defend the right of Election; To be taken into consideration at the same time; and Mr. Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for Persons, Papers and Records, 239. Petitions considered, 260. Committee appointed, 262. Special 


Report respecting the Absence of the Honourable John Boyle (a Member of the Committee,) on account of Illness ; 
a Medical Person examined in relation thereto; Mr. Boyle excused; 269. Report touching the Right of Elec- 


tion, 274. 


WEE ae 


Tra.ee£, Borough ; Petition of Inhabitants claiming a right to vote for that pane, © complaining of that Election, 


404. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue 


and Records; 405. 


Wexrorp, Town ; Petition of Charles Roper, Esquire, and others, complaining of that Election, 412. Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 415. 


WRITS ISSUED IN THE RECESS: 


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t ,™ 
FOR WHAT PLACE. IN THE ROOM OF ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 
Cumberland - - - - John Christian Curwen, Esquire - Deceased ; 3. 
Dartmouth - - - - - Sir John Hutton Cooper, Baronet - Deceased ; 3. 
. 
WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION: 
wc "a 
Aldeburgh - - - - - Wyndham Lewis, Esquire - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 50. 
Aldeburgh - - - - = Joshua Walker, Esquire - - 4 Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 307. 
Ayrshire - - - - - General Montgomerie - - ~ Deceased ; 235. 
Bath - - - - - = Earl of Brecknock - - - = - Commissioner of the Admiralty ; 4. 
Bath - - - - - - * . - - - - - - Void Election ; 101. 
Cambridge Borough - - - Frederick William Trench, Esquire - Storekeeper of the Ordnance; 359. 
Cambridge University - - - Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal - Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Com- 
mon Pleas; 383. 
Carlisle a hia ae ee a coe patent Gongs enone Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 4. 
Clare County - - - - Daniel O’Connell, Esquire wii Refusal to take the Oath of Supremacy ; 
325: 
Colchester - - - - - Sir George Henry Smyth, Baronet - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 229. 
Corfe Castle _ - - - - Nathaniel William Peach, Esquire - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 8 5. 
Corfe Castle ARs BUTTS George Bankes, Esquire - - ~- Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 409. 
Cork City - - - - = Sir Nicholas Conway Colthurst, Bart. Deceased ; 415. 
Down County - - - - Lord Viscount Castlereagh - Commissioner of the Admiralty ; 407. 
East Grinstead -  - v9 Hon, Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson - Now Earl of Liverpool ; 4. 
pep aeletie aiken sa ic — re . — —s Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 247. 
Edinburghshire - - -— = Sir George Clerk, Baronet - - | Commissioner of the Admiralty; 4. 
Horsham - - - - = Robert Hurst, Esquire - -~ - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 242. 
Launceston - - - - - The Hon. Pownoll Bastard Pellew_ - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 116. 
Marlborough - Si AB Earl Bruce - - + - °- Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 105. 
Marlborough - - ° - Lord Brudenell - - . ° Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 136. 
Newark oe My Me 8 Sir William Henry Clinton -~— - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 76. 
Newport, Cornwall *~ «a Hon. Charles Bertie Percy - Comptroller of the Household to Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland; 131. 
Oxford University - 2 Right honourable Robert Peel - —- Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 62. 
Peterborough - - - ~ Sir James Scarlett - - - - Attorney General ; 391. 
Plymouth = - - - - - Right honourable Sir George Cockburn Commissioner of the Admiralty; 4. 
Ce Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Baronet = - Steward of East Hendred ; 73. 
Sandwich - , ‘ = 2 ——— William Campbell Rich Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 153. 
- % . . z . ; 
Tralee - - - - - Sir Edward Denny, Baronet - - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 342. ; 
Truro - . - - - Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 81. 
Truro - Prive a ** le William Edward Tomline, Esquire - Steward of East Hendred ; 82. 
Westbury - - - - - Sir Manasseh Masseh Lopes, Baronet Steward of East Hendred ; 75. 
Wexford Town - - -  - | Henry Evans, Esquire - - - | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 300. i 
Weymouth - - - -  - | Edward Burtenshaw Sugden, Esquire Solicitor General ; 366. 
Whitchurch - = = «= | Hon. John Robert Townshend - - | Groom of His Majesty’s Bedchamber ; 4. 
Wicklow County Cs fr eestisiin Hon. Granville Levison Proby - - | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 407. 
* Resolution of the House, That the last Election of a Citizen to serve in this present Parliament for the City of 
Bath, is a void Election; New Writ ordered thereupon; 101. 
Vide Accounts, (AppRessEs, 22.) Exective Francnise. IRELAND, (ATHLONE Borovcnu.) Peers. QuEs- 
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INDEX @ the EF1cury-rourtH VOLUME. 








ExtcrTive FrancnuisE; Petitions for the limitation thereof ;— 
Of the Bailiffs and Citizens of Lichfield; and, of several resi- 
dent Freeholders of Lichfield ; To be printed, 335. 

Vide IRELAND. 


Exmuam Inclosure. Vide Norru ELMHAM. 


Exton and BLacksBurn Roads; Petition for a Bill for repair- 
ing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 13. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 37. Presented, and read, 55. Com- 
mitted, 75. Reported; to be ingrossed; 105. Passed, 107. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 133. Royal Assent, 158. 


Etwortnuy (Somerset) Lands; Petition fora Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered,51. Presented, and read, 140. Committed, 
232. Reported; to be ingrossed; 278... Passed, 287. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 317. Royal Assent, 328. 


Emicrants. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Emicration ; Petitions praying the House to facilitate the 
means of Emigration ;—Of Members of the Glasgow Emigra- 
tion Society; To be printed, 60. Of the Paisley Friendly 
Emigration Society (N°1); To be printed, 218. Of the 
Members of the Charleston Emigration Society, residing in the 
neighbourhood of Glasgow ; of the Irish Friendly Emigration 
Society, residing in the town of Paisley; of several Cotton- 
weavers and others, of the town of Hamilton and its environs; 
and, of the Members of thirteen Emigration Societies in Glas- 
gow and neighbourhood; To be printed, 271. Of the Glasgow 
Hutchisontown Society, 342. Of Out-Pensioners Society of 
Emigration residing in Glasgow; To be printed, 355- 


ENRoutMENT Office. Vide Six CLEerRkKs. 
Enraixs. Vide ScoTLanpD. 
Equity Proceepines. Vide Suits 1n Equity. 


EvipEnce, Usual Orders relating thereto, 10. 
Ewsnott Inclosure. Vide CrookHam. 


ExcHEQueER Bitits. Vide Accounts. Ways and MEgans, 
and Bitts in Suppty. 


ExcHEQUER BILLs FunpiINnc. VideAccounts. Waysand 
Means, and Bits in Suppty. 


ExcHEQueER, Court of. Vide AccounTs. 
Excise. Vide Accounts. 


Excise CommissionERs ; Bill to enable one or more to act for 
the dispatch of Business for Scotland and Ireland respectively, 
ordered, 322. Presented, and read; and Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 322. Bill committed, 327. Considered, 
333- Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 340. Passed, 344. Agreed to by the Lords, 368. 
Royal Assent, 372. 


Excise Laws; Petitions for the Alteration or Repeal thereof; 
—Of the Freeholders, Heritors, Commissioners of Supply, and 
Justices of the Peace of the County of Inverness; To be 
— 22. Of Landholders, Justices of the Peace, Free- 

olders and Commissioners of Supply of the county of Dum- 
barton, 305. 


Executors, Rights of; Bill for making better Provision for 
the disposal of the peggy: anata Residues of the Effects of 
Testators, ordered, 122. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 278. Committed, 
290. Considered, 308. Reported; to be ingrossed; Da 
appointed for Third Reading ; 311. Third Reading deferre 
319. Bill passed, 326. 

Exeter Canal; Petition for a Bill for altering, extending and 
improving the same, 53. Referred to a Committee, 54. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 75. Presented, and read, 93. Pe- 
tition of Landholders, Ship-owners, Merchants and other 
Inhabitants of Topsham, against; To lie on the Table, 125. 
Petition of Samuel Palmer, of Walworth, against; To lie on 
the Table, 139. Bill committed, 153. Reported; Report to 
lie on the Table; 191. Day appointed for further considering 
Report, 210, Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
212. Passed, 217. Agreed to by the Lords, 246. Royal 
Assent, 297. 


Corporation ; Petition of James Terrell against the 
Forfeitures of the Personal Estate of Felons being vested in 
the Corporation of Exeter; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 368. 

Expirinc Laws. Vide Laws Expirine. 

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10° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


FAREHAM and Botiey Road; Petition for a Bill for 
maintaining and repairing the same ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 36. Reported; Bill ordered; 123. Presented, and 
read, 125. Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
222. Passed, 231. Agreed to by the Lords, 316. Royal 
Assent, 328. 
Farr Hearn Inclosure. Vide BLEppiNGTON. 


Fees. Vide (AppREssks,2.) Bitis. Exxections. Turn- 
PIKE Roap Bitu Fess. 


Fetons. Vide AppresseEs, 23. Exeter CorPoRATION. 


VOL. 84. 





Sess. 1829. 


Fereuson, Robert. Vide ScorLanp. 

FERNANDEZ, Bernardino Antonio; Bill from the Lords for his 
Naturalization, 202. Read, 205. Committed, 221. Re- 
ported, and passed, 254. Royal Assent, 297. 

Fetreresso and MarycutTerR Road. Vide ScoTtnanp. 


FEvEeRSHAM Road. Vide BIDDENDEN. 


FiresHirE Roads. Vide ScorLanD. 


Fire Escape; Petition of Jonathan Jary for investigation of 
his Plan for the extinction and prevention of accidental Fires 
in Dwelling Houses, and for the preservation of Lives by afford- 
ing a safe and easy escape; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 382. 

Fisneries; Petitions for continuance of the Bounties for the 
encouragement thereof ;—Of Fishermen residing in Barvas, 
Uig and Lochs in the island of Lewis, 342. Of Fishermen of 
the county of Wigton, 363. To be printed, 364. Of M‘Duff, 
Gardenstown, Banff, Whitehills and Portsoy, 387. 

Vide IRELAND. 


FIvEHEAD Roads. Vide Nortu Curry. 


Fiax; Petition of Edward Ollett, for the appointment of a Com 
mittee to investigate the "prego of his Invention for prepar- 
ing Flax; To lie on the Table, 336. To be printed, 375. 


FLIMWELL VENT Road. Vide Kippine’s Cross. 


Four; Petition of Labouring Manufacturers of Flour, praying 
for a Drawback on Foreign Wheat, according to the weight of 
Flour, exported for consumption in the Colonies; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 411. 


Footmen ; Usual Orders relating to them, 10. 


Foorpatus ; Two Petitions of James White, of Plymouth, for 
the establishment of Footpaths on the sides of Turnpike 
Roads; To lie on the Table, 132. 


Foreign Corn. Vide (ADDRESSES, 24.) 
Forester, James. Vide Highway Rares. 


Forcery ; Petitions for mitigating the Punishment of Death in 
cases of Forgery ;—Of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Com- 
mons of the city of London, in Common Council assembled ; 
To be printed, 111. Of Inhabitants of Maldon; To be 
printed, 356. 

Fortwng, Francis. Vide Tras. 

Forty Suituinc Freenoipers, Vide IRELAND. 


Fox, John; Bill from the Lords for empowering Owners of 
the settled Shares of a piece of Land, late the Estate of Mr. 
John Fox, to grant Building Leases thereof, 145. Read. 146. 
Committed, 180. Seenels and passed, 212. Royal Assent, 
221. 


Frencu Craims; Petitions complaining of Claims not havin 
been fully liquidated ;—Of Jean Baptiste Roudeaux, a British 
subject, inhabitant of the island of Mauritius, 255. To be 

rinted, 256. Of George Simcox, of Harborne, Esquire, 257. 

Io be printed, 259. Of D. Johnston, and others, 315. To 

. be printed, 316, Of William Charles Newland, of Chichester, 

Merchant, 347. And of Thomas Phibbs, of Dunamurry; To 

be printed, 348. Of John Christoph Brants ; To be printed, 
383. 





Petition of George Simcox, complaining of 
the Rate of Interest allowed by the Commissioners, 257. To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 259. 

Petitions (presented 25th July 1828), com- 
plaining that their Claims upon the Fund ceded by France, 
for the Confiscations of British Property in 1793, have not 
been fully liquidated, to be printed, 383, 384. 

— Vide Accounts. 


Frienpty Societies; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to 
consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Friendly Societies, 
ordered, 109. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 145. Petitions of a 
Friendly Society called The Sympathetic Sons of Harmony ; 
of the Good Samaritans Friendly Society; of Members of 
Benefit Societies in Great and Little Bolton; and, of the 
Friendly Society called The United Benevolent Brothers, 
against ; To be printed, 257. Bill committed, 259. Con- 
sidered, and reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 268. Petition of 
Tradesmen and Mechanics, and Members of a Friendly So- 
ciety, established in Shrewsbury, called The Salopian Pro- 
vident Society, against, 282. To be printed, 283. Further 
consideration of Report, deferred, 284, 290. Petition of 
Members of Friendly Societies in Glasgow, against; To lie 
on the Table, 305. Bill re-committed ; considered, and re- 

orted; Day appointed for further cdnsidering Report; 307. 

eport further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

ointed for Third Reading; 311. Petition of several a 
Seen of Friendly Societies in Lanark, Kirkfieldbank, and other 
places; To lie on the Table, 316. And of George Glenny, 
Actuary, against ; To be printed, 316. Bill passed, 319. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 393. Considered, and agreed 
to, 398. Royal Assent, 399. 

Fropincuam (Lincoln) Lands ; Petition for a Bill for inclosing 
and draining the same; Referred to a Committee, 45. Re- 


ported ; Bill ordered; 75. 








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10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


(, AME; Bill to amend the Laws relating thereto, ordered, 
JF 43. Presented, and read; Day appoimted for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed ; 89. Second Reading deferred, 
109, 134. Bill committed, 143. Considered ; reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 157. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 179, 199. Bill re-committed; considered, and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; and 
. Bill, as amended, to be printed; 204. Report further consi- 
dered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 220. Third Reading deferred, 226. Bill passed, 229. 


Game Licenses, Sale of ; To be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House, 75. Committee deferred, 79. Matter con- 
sidered, 82. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction 
accordingly ; 86. Vide supra. 


Gaots. Vide Accounts. ScoTLanp. 
Garuick, John; Bill from the Lords, to enable John Barber to 
take and use the surname of Garlick, pursuant to the Will of 


John Garlick, 304, Read, 304. Committed, 314. Reported, 
and passed, 351. Royal Assent, 372. 


Garrur« and Garion Railway. Vide Scorianp. 
Gas Apparatus, 


Gas Lieut and Coxe Company; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 
the Powers of the said Company, and to amend Acts; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 48. Reported; Bill ordered; 191. 
Presented, and read, 139. 


Vide Cros.Ley. 


Vide IMPERIAL. 
Vide ScorLanp. 


Gas Lieut and Coxe Company. 
Guiascow Bridge. 
Guiascow and Kirmarnocx Road. Vide ScorLanp. 
Guascow and ParkuEeaAD Road. Vide ScorLanp. 
Granp Canat. . Vide [rELAND. 


Granpv Juries. Vide East Inpra,. 
Great Dover Street Road. Vide Sournwark. 


Great Hamer (Derby) Lands; Petition for a Bill for diyid- 
ing, allotting and inclosing the same ; and Bill ordered, 23. 
Presented, and read,91. Committed,112. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 149. King’s Consent signified ; and Bill passed, 
163. Agreed to by the Lords, 179. Royal Assent, 221. 


GreatTSavueuan Road. Vide Dre Ferry. 


Greenwicn Hospital; Bill to provide for the better Manage- 
ment thereof, ordered, 214. } mdr and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 215. Committed ; Bill to be 

rinted; 219. Considered, 229. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 235. Passed, 239. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 304. Considered, 322. Agreed 
to, 323. Royal Assent, 328. 





Out-Pensions; Bill for transferring the Ma- 
nagement thereof to the Treasurer of the Navy, ordered, 260. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 263. Committed,277. Considered, 285. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 289. Passed, 302. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. 
Royal Assent, 354. 


GREYSTOKE Inclosure. Vide WatrerRMILLock. 


Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 9. 


Guitprorp Road; Petition fora Bill for repairing and widen- 
ing the same; Referred to a Committee, 38. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 59. Presented, and read, 132. Committed, 146. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 222. Passed, 227. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 283. Royal Assent, 297. 

Guntuorre (Norfolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 24. Presented, and read, 137. Committed, 
249. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 281. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 292. Passed,299. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 326. Royal Assent, 328. 


10°Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess.3. A. 1820. 


HACENEY Coacues ; Petitions for granting a discretion- 

ary privilege to Coach, Chariot and Cabriolet Owners, to 
work either Coaches or Cabriolets ;—Of Thomas Henman, Clerk 
to the Committee of Hackney Coach and Chariot Owners; To 
be printed ; 201. Of George Green; and, of Charles Saggers, 
Hackney Coach and Chariot Owners ; 346. Of Thomas Wheedon, 
Hackneyman ; To be printed ; 355. 


Haiti. Vide Accounts. 

Ha.esoweEN Inclosure. Vide OLtpsury. 

Hauirax ‘litnes ; Petition for a Bill for extinguishing the 
Tithes and Payments in lieu thereof in that Parish, and for 
making Compensation to the Vicar; Referred to a Committee, 


21. Reported; Bill ordered ; 58. -Presented, and read, 77. 
Committed, 87. Reported, and re-committed ; Leave to Com- 


mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on or before a ce:tain 
Day; 139. Bill reported; to be imgrossed; 147. 


King’s 





Consent signified; and Bill passed; 151. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 184. Considered, and agreed to, 185. Royal 
Assent, 221. 


HaAMtet Inclosure. Vide Great HAMLET. 


HAMMERSMITH BripGeE ComMPaANy’s EsTATE. 
Pauv’s, DEAN AND CHAPTER OF. 


Hartow Busu Common Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing, widening, and amending the same, 13. 
Referred to a Committee, 14. Reported; Bill ordered ; 26. 
Presented, and read, 31. Committed, 79. Reported, 160. 
Passed, 164. Agreed to by the Lords, 184. Royal Assent, 
221. 


HaTrietp Road. Vide Reapinec. 


Haynes, Daniel Franco ; Bill from the Lords for dissolving his 
Marriage with Mary, his now Wife,170. Read, 172. Com- 
mitted ; Instruction to hear Counsel and Witnesses ; 180. 
A Person to attend, 195. Bill considered, and reported, 206. 
Passed, 210. Royal Assent, 221. 


HEADINGLEY cuM Bur ey (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill 
to inclose; and Bill ordered, 52. Presented, and read, 138. 
Committed, 200. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 266. Passed, 
274. Agreed to by the Lords, 304. Royal Assent, 328. 


Heace and Atrreton Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 39. 
Reported, 118. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, and read, 126. 
Committed, 138. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 232. Passed, 
236. Agreed to by the Lords, 289. Royal Assent, 297. 


HEIGHINGTON Drainage. Vide WasHINGBOROUGH. 
HENMAN, Thomas. Vide Hackney Coacues. 
Herrine Fisnery. Vide Accounts. 
Hipernian Gas Licut Company. 
Hicuam Roads.. Vide HEAGE. 


Hicuway Rares; Petition of James Forester, of Brampton, 
complaining of Abuses in the Expenditure thereof; To lie on 
the Table, 395. 


Hitt and Surrey (Hants) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close; and Bill ordered, 45. Presented, and read, 196. Com- 
mitted, 206. Reported; to be ingrossed; 248. Passed, 255. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 304. Royal Assent, 328. 


Hinck ey Poor Rates; Petition for a Bill for better assessing 
and collecting the Poor and other Rates in that Parish ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 75. 
Presented, and read, 80. Committed,118. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 172. Passed, 176. Agreed to by the Lords, 207. 
Royal Assent, 221. 


Vide Sr. 


ScoTLanpD. 
Vide IRELAND. 


Vide East Inpia. 


Hotyueap and Howrn Roads, Harbours, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 
Supp ty. 

— Packets. Vide Accounts. 

Vide AccounTs. 


Hin poo Wipows. 





Hops. 


HOUSE: 


Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House of 
Peers, at the opening of the Session, 3.—At the close of the 
Session, 416. 


Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privileges 
and Elections, &amp;c. 9,10. Vide ComMITTEES. CONSTABLES. 
Execrions. Evipence. Footmen. Lettrers. Mem- 
BERS. PEERS. PosTMASTER GENERAL. PRAYERS. Pri- 
VILEGES. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. STRANGERS. VOTES. 
WITNESSES. 


Resolutions of, limiting the Time for receiving Private 
Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills ; To be printed, 10. 


Resolutions of, relative to the Mode of Proceeding 
with respect to Orders of the Day and Notices, 10. 


Resolutions of, relative to Fees on Election Petition 
Recognizances, 35.—And on Taxations of Costs on Private 
Bills, 36. 


Resolution of, That the last Election of a Citizen to 
serve in this present Parliament for the City of Bath, is a void 
Election ; New Writ ordered thereupon, 101. 


———~—~- Resolution, That Mr. O’Connell, the Member for 
Clare, be heard at the Bar, by himself, his Counsel or Agents, 
311. 

Resolution, That Mr. O’Connell is not entitled to sit 
or vote in this House, unless he first take the Oath of Supre- 
macy, 311. 


Resolution, That Notice in writing of the Day pro- 
posed for the Third Reading of every Private Bill, be given 
one clear day before such Third Reading, 262. 


Resolution, That this House will not receive any Peti- 
tion on Private Bills referring solely to the compliance or non- 
compliance with the Orders of the House, subsequently to the 
Second Reading thereof, 2€2. 
Resolution, 


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HOUSE—continued. - 
Resolution, That the Standing Order of the 28th Fe- 
bruary 1734, relating to Turnpike Bills, “ That no Bill be or- 
dered to be brought in for any Work to be carried on by Tolls 
to be levied on the subject in particular places, till such Peti- 
tion has been referred toa Committee,” be dispensed with, in 
so far as it may apply to any Petition to continue or amend any 
Turnpike Act ; To be a Standing Order ; 379. 

upon a Division it appeared there was only one Teller 
for the Yeas; the Noes returned, and Mr. Speaker declared, 
That the Noes had it; 379. 


Resolves, at rising, to adjourn to a certain Day, 11, 
29, 73, 90, 110, 134, 157, 179, 199, 219, 239, 251, 277, 306, 
332, 348, 389, 392, 404, 411.—till Five of the Clock, 247. 

sits Post Meridiem, 247. 

to be called over, Members not attending to be sent 
for in Custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 43. House called 
over; Defaulters ordered to attend ; 106. 
informed that the Sheriffs of the City of London at- 
tended ; called in; and presented Petitions ; 29, 30, 111, 114, 
247,» 279, 295- 
informed that there were not Forty Members present 
ina Committee, 209. 

informed of certain circumstances relative to Elizabeth 
Anne Tyrrell, 249. 
Mr. Speaker submitted to the House, that arrange- 
ments should be made for rege upon the Journals, Pro- 
ceedings in Committees of the whole House; to which the 
House assented, 78. 
adjourns for want of Forty Members, 83, 189, 209, 

247+ 341, 372+ 

sits till after Twelve, 158 ;—till Half an Hour after 
Twelve, 106, 146, 265 ;—till near One, 162, 230, 234 ;—ill 
after One, 153, 291, 303, 390 ;—till Half an Hour after One, 
168, 226, 286, 314, 366, 380 ;—till near Two, 253 ;—till Two, 
273 ;—1till Half-an Hour after Two, 278, 320, 341 ;—till near 
Three, 110 ;—+ill Three, 328 ;—till after Three, 149, 309 ;— 
till near Four, 185, 359. 

Grants Leave for Notices to be given of the Applica- 
tions for Private Bills—By Advertisement and on Church 
Doors, 97, 108, 145.—By Advertisement, 108, 164. 

Grants Leave to deposit Papers, &amp;c. 108. 

—_ Interrupted in their Proceedings by a Message from 
the Lords, 377. 


——— Gives Leave to a Member to attend at theLords, 393. 


Hovse Tax; Petitions for the Repeal thereof ;—Of Tradesmen, 
Shopkeepers and others, of Kingston-upon-Hull; To be 
rinted, 77. Of Clergy, Gentry, Merchants and others, of 
Louth ; To be printed, 116. Of John Teather, of Penrith ; 
To be printed, 283. 


House and Winpow Tax; Petitions for the Repeal therecf ;— 
Of Churchwardens, Overseers and others, Inhabitant House- 
holders of Walcot; of Saint Peter and Saint Paul: and of 
Saint James, in the city of Bath; To be printed, 60. Of 
Inhabitant Householders of Cheltenham; To be printed, 73. 
Of Inhabitants of Melksham; To be printed, 125. Of 
Churchwardens, Overseers and others, of Bathwick, 128. 
Of Inhabitants of Bridgewater; To be printed, 128. Of 
Licensed Victuallers of Oldham; To be printed, 142. Of In- 
habitants of Boston; To be printed, 228. Of Innkeepers, 
Lodginghouse-keepers, and other Inhabitants of High and 
Low Harrogate, 255. Of the Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Saint Michael, Bath; To be printed, 255. Of Inhabitant 
Householders of Saint Luke, Middlesex ; To be printed, 360. . 


Hut Road. Vide Kincston-vrpon-HULL. 


Hurptow House and MAncuesterR Roads; Petition for 
a Bill for more effectually repairing and otherwise improving 
the same; Referred to a Committee, 30. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 102. Presented, and read, 107. Committed, 180. 
Petition of Owners and Occupiers of land in Gorton, against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 269. Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 279. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
292. Passed, 303. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal 
Assent, 355- 

Huspanpry Horses; Motion for bringing in a Bill to explain 
Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. 4, whereby Horses employed in Husbandry 
are exempted from Taxation; and by Leave withdrawn, 295. 

Horse Tax; Petition of Owners and Occupiers 

of land in the county of Essex, for the Repeal thereof, 295. 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 296. 

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Jar Y, Jonathan. Vide Fire Escape. 


Jersey, Earl of ; Bill from the Lords for confirming Exchanges 
of Lands, 362. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 


366. Bill committed, 374. eported, and passed, 401. 
Royal Assent, 416. : : 


Jesuits. Vide IRELAND. 


VOL. 84.——Sess, 1829. 


ILtusory APPoINTMENTs; Bill to alter and amend the Law 
relating thereto, ordered, 211. Presented, ‘and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 224. 
Committed, 234. Considered, and reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as How Bn to be 
printed; 252. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
265. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 277. Passed, 285. 


ImPeRIAL Gas Licut and Coxe Company; Petition for a 
Bill to alter and amend Acts, 43. Referred to a Committee, 
44. Reported, 122. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, and 
read, 129. Committed, 158. Petitions of the Gas Light 
and Coke Company ; and, of the City of London Gas Light 
and Coke Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
185, Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 195. Passed, 200. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 217. Royal Assent, 221. 


IMPRESSMENT Of SEAMEN, Vide SEAMEN. 


IMPRISONMENT for Desr; Petitions complaining thereof; Of 
Prisoners confined for Debt in Whitecross-street Prison; To 
be printed, 321. Of Thomas Deacon, Esquire, 371. 


InpEMNITY; Bill to indetmnify such Persons in the United 
Kingdom, as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices or 
Employments, ordered, 152. Presented, and read, 152. 
Committed, 157. Committee deferred, 162, 168, 175, 185, 
189. Bill considered, 195. Petition of Walter Willett Harries, 
praying that a Clause relative to his case, may be inserted in 
the Bill; To be printed, 198. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
and Day appointed for Third Reading; 199. Passed, 204. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 217. Royal Assent, 220. 


INDEPENDENT Gas Licut Company; Petition for a Bill to 
incorporate the said Company; Referred to a Committee, 70. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 138. 
Petition of Trustees for watching and lighting Hackney, in 
favour, 181. Bill committed, 181. Petition of the Gas 
Light and Coke Company, against; ‘Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 223. Petition of the Imperial Gas Light and Coke 
Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 232. 
Petition of the City of London Gas Light and Coke Com- 

any, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Petitions of 

nhabitants of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch and Christchurch 
Spitalfields; of Trustees for Lighting and Paving Saint Luke's ; 
and, of Inhabitants of the city of London, in favour, 248. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 274. Petition of 
Inhabitants of Saint Luke, Middlesex, in favour, 287. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 292. Bill reported’; to be 
ingrossed; 322. Passed, 329. Agreed to by the Lords, 356. 
Royal Assent, 372. 


Inpex to Printed Papers; Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, 
That a General Index to the Papers ordered to be printed, 
1801-1826, had been completed ; To be printed, 78. 

Inrants. Vide Property. 


Inctis, William Henry. Vide Lonpon Bripce. 


INNKEEPERS ; Bill for fixing the Rates of Subsistence td be 
paid to Innkeepers and others, on quartering Soldiers,) or- 
dered, 152. Presented, and read, 152. Committed; . 157. 
Considered, 162. Reported, 167. Passed, 171. . Agreed to 
by the Lords, 190. 


INso_vENT Dexsrors. Vide Accounts. (AppReEsses, 26.) 
East Inpia. IRELAND. 


INsoLvENT Desrors Court. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 
SupPLy.: 


INSTRUCTIONS : 


To Committee to report Opinion from time to 





time, 10. 





To Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
in Bills, to make Provision, 62, 86, 96. 


To Committees to hear Counsel and examine 
Witnesses, 160, 180, 341, 351, 398, 402. 


To Committees of the whole House on Bills, 
to make Provision, 175, 204, 2y1, 302, 322. 


; To a Committee of the whole House, to re- 
ceive a Clause, 349. 











JOURNALS: 
— To be printed, 15. 


Proceedings in Committees of the whole 
House ; To be entered on the Journals, 78. 











Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with sehdiee to any Proceedings upon 
the Stratford-le-Bow Vestry Bill; Three to be the Quorum; 
164. Report, 172. To lie on the Table, 173. 





Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation toany Proceedings upon 
the Cotton Factories Regulation Bill; Three to be the Quorum; 
407- Report, 407. 7 : 
Vide Accounts. Suprty. 

« IRELAND: 








INDEX ¢o the Eicuty-rourtH Votumer. [1829; 





IRELAND: 

— -~— (ADMIRALTY CouRT.) Select Committee ap- 
pointed to take into consideration the Eighteenth Report of 
the Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry in Ireland, together 
with the Deposition forwarded to those Commissioners by 
Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge of that Court, and other Papers 
connected with _ Conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington, in the 
discharge of his Judicial Functions; To report their Obser- 
vations thereupon to the House; Five to the Quorum ; 
Report and Deposition referred; 209. Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records ; and to report Minutes of Evi- 
dence from time to time to the House; 229. Report, to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 356. 


————. (APOTHECARIES ACT.) Petitions for the Repeal 

of certain Clauses in the Dublin Apothecaries Act, 31 Geo. 3, 
c. 34 ;—Of Physicians, Surgeons and Apothecaries residing in 
the county of ennai o be printed,34. Of the count 
of Down; To be printed, 184. Of Tyrone; of Armagh; ad. 
of Londonderry; To be printed, 200. Of the Senate of the 
University of Glasgow; To be printed, 367. 


Petition of Governor and 





Company of Apothecaries Hall, Dublin, complaining of Mis- 
representations in the Petition of Physicians, Surgeons and 
Apothecaries residing in the county of Monaghan; and praying 
for an Inquiry into the Allegations thereof; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 134. 








Petitions against alteration 
thereof ;—Of several Licentiate Apothecaries of the city of Li- 
merick ; To be printed, 288. Of the President and Fellows 
of the King and Queen’s College of Physicians in Ireland; To 
be printed, 368. 


————— (APPLOTMENTS.) Bill to authorize Appeal from 
Applotments of County Assessments, ordered, 301. Presented, 
a read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 305. Second Reading deferred, 312, 319. Bill 
committed, 327, Committee deferred, 333. Bill considered, 
341. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 344. Passed, 350. 


(Arms.) Acts for preventing improper Persons 
having Arms in Ireland, read; Bill to continue and amend 
the said Act, ordered, 320. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 330. Com- 
mitted, 340. Considered, 344. Report deferred, 350, 358. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 365. Passed, 380. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. 
Royal Assent, 399. 


————. (ARRESTS UPON MESNE PROCESS.) Act3 Geo.4, 
c. 46, for the more speedy Return, and levying of Fines, Pe- 
nalties, and Forfeitures and Recognizances estreated, read ; 
Bill to prevent Arrests upon Mesne Process for Debts under 
Twenty Pounds, ordered, 301. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; go9. 
Committed, 314. Considered, 320. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 322. Passed, 
327. Agreed to by the Lords, 362. Royal Assent, 372. 


(ASSOCIATIONS SUPPRESSION.) Bill for the 
Suppression of dangerous Associations or Assemblies in Ire- 
land, ordered, 20. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 21. Committed, 25. 
Considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 29. Bill re- 
committed ; considered, and reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 35. Bill passed, 43. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 82. Considered, and agreed 
to, 82. Royal Assent, 106. 


-—- (ATHLONE BorouGHu.) Petition of Inhabitants 
lately composing the Athlone Liberal Club, against Non-resi- 
dent Freemen voting at Elections for that Borough, 387. To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 388. 








(BRIDGE.) Petition of Inhabitants 
of Athlone, complaining of the narrowness thereof; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 82. 

(ATTORNIES.) Petition of the Solicitors and At- 


tornies of Cork for the Amendment of the Laws affecting 
their Fees ; To lie on the Table; and to be presented ; 403. 
(BAKERS.) Petition of the Bakers of Dublin, pray- 
ing to be placed on the same footing as the Bakers of London; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 198. 
(BALTINGLASS Roap.) Vide DUBLIN AND 
CARLOW, infra. 
——— (BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION.) Vide 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, infra. 


(BLESSINGTON RoapD.) Vide DUBLIN AND 


CARLOW, infra. Accounts. Suppty. 

(BoARD OF WoRKS.) Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
————. (BERKS, Archdeacon of.) Vide Maynooru CoL- 
LEGE, infra. 


———— (BLakE, Valentine.) Vide GALWAY JURISDIC- 
TION, infra. 





—-—— (Bocs.) Vide DrainaGe, infra, 





(BRiIDGES.) Vide RoaDs, infra. 


— —— (BuTTER TRADE.) Petition of the Butter Mer- 


chants of Enniscorthy, for placing the Butter Trade of that 
Town on the same footing as that of Dublin; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 237. 





Acts for the regulation thereof, 
read, 246. To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 247. Considered; reported; and Bill ordered ; 252; 
Vide infra. 





Bill to amend the Laws for the 
regulation thereof, ordered, 252. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 278, 
Committed, 286. Considered, and reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report ; and Bill, as ésapaded. to be 
printed; 307. Further consideration of Report deferred, 313, 
319, 327- Bill re-committed, 332. Considered, 333. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
340. Passed, 344. Agreed to by the Lords, 383. Royal 
Assent, 399. 











_—_—— 





Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee, to consider of granting Compensation 
to the Butter Weigh-masters who may sustain Loss by the 
er of the Act to be passed for the regulation of the 

utter Trade of Ireland; The King’s Recommendation sig- 
nified ; Motion agreed to; Matter to be considered; 286. 
Committee deferred, 290. Matter considered, 296. Resolu- 
tion reported, and agreed to; Instruction to make Provision 
accordingly ; 302. Vide supra. 


——(BuTTeR TRADE ACT.) Petition of the Coopers 
of Limerick against the Repeal thereof; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 251. 


(CALLAN CHAPEL.) Petition for a Bill for the 
building thereof; Referred to a Committee, 28. 


(CALLAN, Kitxenny Lanps.) Petition for a 


Bill to inclose ; and Bill ordered, 72. Petitions of Inhabit- 


ants of Callan ; and of Inhabitants residing on the Commons 
of Callan and Coolagh, against; To lie on the Table, 132. 
Bill presented, and read, 140. Petition of Persons residing, 
and in possession of parts of the Commons of Knocktopher, 
against; To lie on the Table, 158. Bill committed, 216. 
Petition of Thomas Flanagan, against; Referred, 242. Pe- 
tition of several Farmers and Occupiers of land, as tenants 
in Knocktopher ; and of Magistrates and Gentry of the county 
of Kilkenny, in favour, 255. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 282. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 305. Passed; 
324. Agreed to by the Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 372. 


(CARLOW RoapD.) Vide DUBLIN, infra. 


(CHARITABLE BEQUESTS.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, infra. 


(CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) Petitions for 


further Aid; The King’s Recommendation signified ; Peti- 


tions to lie on the Table; 117. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 199. Vide Suppty. 


(CHARITABLE LOAN SOCIETIES.) Act 4 Geo. 4, 
c. 32, for the amendment of the Laws relating thereto ; read ; 
Bill to repeal the same, and to make other provisions in lieu 
thereof, ordered, 264. Order of Leave for Bill read, and dis- 
charged ; another Bill ordered; 278. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 278. 
Committed, 290. Considered, 308. a cag ; To be in- 
grossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 311. Passed, 
319. Agreed to by the Lords, 377. Royal Assent, 399. 


CHARITABLE PURPOSES.) Act 52 Geo. 3, c. 101, 
relating thereto; read; Bill to extend the Provisions thereof 
to Ireland, ordered, 110. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 117. Com- 
mitted, 129. Considered, and reported ; to be in ossed ; 
and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 134. Third Read- 
ing deferred, 143. Bill passed, 161. 


(CHARITIES.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan, for ex- 
tending the Provisions of Act 52 Geo. 3, c. 101, to Ireland; 
Tolie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 128. 


(CHURCH OF IRELAND.) Petition of William 
Cobbett for the abrogation of the Protestant Church of 
Ireland, and for a just distribution in future of the Tithes and 
other Revenues now received by that Church; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 250. 


(CiviL Bruxy FEES.) Petition of the Attornies in 
Armagh, for an increase thereof; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 237. 

(CLARE County.) Vide Erections, House, 
O’ConNELL, SPEAKER. 

(CLERK OF THE PLEAS, EXCHEQUER COURT.) 
Acts 56 Geo. 3, c. 122, and 59 Geo. 3, c. 93, relating thereto ; 
read ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House ; 
Considered; reported; and Bill ordered ; 61. Vide infra. 
Bill to authorize the Sale 











and Transfer of the Stocks or Funds standing in the Books 


of the Bank of Ireland, on account of the Office of the _ 
0 









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IRELAN D—continued. 


of the Pleas in Ireland, and the Payment and Application of 
Produce thereof to the Consolidated Fund, ordered, 61. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 75. Committed, 79. Committee deferred, 
82, 86. Petition of Joseph Farran, Esquire, Sarah Patten and 
Henry Yeo, against, To lieon the Table ; and to be  yonted ; 89. 
Petition of Joseph Farran and others, for additional Provision ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 94. Committee de- 
ferred, 95, 117, 129, 152, 162. 189, 204, 215,229. Bill con- 
sidered, 240. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 260. Third Reading deferred, 273. Pe- 
tition of Joseph Farran, Esquire, Sarah Patten and Hepry 
Yeo, against, read; Motion for hearing the Petitioners by 
Counsel ; Question Neg. thereupon; Bill passed; 285. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 383. Royal Assent, 399, 


(CoBBETT, William.) Vide CHURCH OF IRE- 
LAND, supra. 
(COMPLAINT.) Vide KILREA, infra. 
(CoOLAGH INCLOSURE.) Vide CALLAN, supra. 
(CoRK INSTITUTION.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS, supra. Suppty. 

(CORONERS.) Petition of John Boyle, for the 


amendment of the Law for electing Coroners of counties in 
Ireland; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 250. 





Act of the Parliament of Ireland 
6 Anne, c. 7, for lessening Sheriffs’ Fees on Executions, read ; 
Bill to amend the Laws relating to Coroners, ordered, 301. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading-; 
and to be printed; 309. Committed, 314. Considered, 319. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 322. Passed, 327. Agreed to by the Lords, 362. 
Royal Assent, 372. 


(CORPORATE PROPERTY.) Petition of Thomas 
Flanagan, for Repeal of Act 21 Geo. 2, c. 7, and to extend to 
Ireland the Law of England relating thereto; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed 3 375- 


(DEBTORS.) Petition of Prisoners confined for 
Debt, and Attachments for Contempt of Court, in the Four 
Courts Marshalsea Prison, Dublin, for relief; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 198. 


(DISCOUNTENANCING VicE.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SupPpty. 


(DONAGHADEE HarBour.) Vide Accounts. 
Suppiy. 

(DRAINAGE OF BoGs.) Bill for the Encourage- 
ment thereof, ordered, 86. Presented, and read, 237. Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 238. 
Committed, 277. Considered, and reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 290. Bill re-committed, and considered, 307. _Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
313. Passed, 319. 

(DRAPER, Samuel.) Vide RovyAL CANAL Com- 
PANY, infra. 


(DRUMTEMPLE UNION.) Vide ORAN, infra. 


(DUBLIN AND CARLOW RoaD.) Petition fora 
Bill for making a Road leading from Dublin to near Carlow ; 
Referred to a Committee, 56. Reported; Bill ordered; 91. 
Presented, and read, 127. Committed, 222. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 276. Passed, 280. Agreed to by the Lords, 
317. Royal Assent, 328. 


——-———- (DuBLIN SociETy.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 


STITUTIONS, supra. Suppty. 


(DUNLEER RoaD.) Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the Road from Dublin to Dunleer; Re- 
ferred toa Committee, 47. Reported ;. Report referred to Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 101. Vide Stanpinc ORDERs. 
Report, That so far as respects the Highway leading out of 
the present Turnpike Road by Balbriggan, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 108. Report read ; 
Bill ordered ; 132. Presented, and read, 138. Committed, 
206. Reported; to be ingrossed; 254. Passed, 261. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 283. Royal Assent, 297. 


(Dunmore RoapDs.) Vide WATERFORD, infra. 


(ECCLESIASTICAL LEASES.) Bill to amend the 
Laws relating thereto, ordered, 192. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 227. 
Second Reading deferred, 251, 277, 290, 307, 311, 333, 349, 
357- 

(EDUCATION.) Petitions for promoting the Educa- 
tion of the Catholic Poor ;—Of the Roman Catholic Inhabi- 
tants of Navan; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 95- 
Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of St. Multose, 121. To lie 
on the Table, 122. 





— Petition of John A. Kelly, against 
the enactment of any law affecting the advantages the Irish 
Poor receive from the Christian School Society ; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 161. 


VOL. 84. 





Sess. 1829. 


(EpucaATION.) Petition of the Bishops professing 


the Roman Catholic: Religion in Ireland, for promoting the 
. Education of the Poor in Ireland; To lie on the Table; and 


to be printed; 213. ' 
Petition of Roman Catholic Inhabit- 





tants of the united parishes of Saint Mary, Saint Thomas and 
Saint George, Dublin, respecting the Expenditure of Public 
Money appropriated for the purposes of General Education, 
335- To lie on the Table, 336. 











Report from Committee on Eduta- 
tion (Ireland); Presented 19 May 1828; To-be re-printed, 
142. ' 


—— (ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.) Petition of Protestant 
Noblemen, Gentlemen and others of Clare, for Alteration 
thereof ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 155. 


(FEMALE OrpHAN House.) Vide CHari- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Surp.y. 


——_—— (FEVER HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 


TUTIONS, supra. Suppiy. 


( FISHERIES.) Acts for the Encouragement, thereof, 
read ; Bill to amend the said Acts, ordered, 260. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
ees 271. Committed, 285. Cammittee deferred, 290. 

ill considered, 307. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pp itg for Third Reading ; 313. Passed, 319. Agreed to 
y the Lords, 362. Royal Assent, 372. 


(FLANAGAN, Thomas.) Vide CORPORATE I‘Ro- 
PERTY, supra. PATENT RIGHTS, infra. 


——-~- (ForTY SHILLING FREEHOLDERS.) Petition 


of the Master, Wardens, and Members of the Guild or Cor- 
— of Carpenters, Millers and others, of Dublin, for the 
isfranchisement thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 133. 
(FOUNDLING HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppry. . 


————. (FREEHOLDERS QUALIFICATION.) Vide Qua- 


LIFICATION, infra. 


(GALWAY JURISDICTION.) Petition of Valen- 
tine Blake, Esquire, praying that the Members of the Chamber 
of Commerce of Galway, may have a concurrent Jurisdiction 
with the Common Council of the Corporation of Galway ; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 395- 


(GRAND CANAL.) Petition of the Company of 
the Undertakers, praying that they may not be impeded in 
their Operations, and complaining of Statements in the Pe- 
tition of the Directors of the Royal Canal Company, 293, 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 294, 


(GREER, George.) Vide MALT TRADE, infra. 


(HIBERNIAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.) Petition 
for a Bill to alter, amend, and enlarge Powers of Act; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 48. Reported; Bill ordered; 114. 
Presented, and read, 129. Petition of James Bradley, against; 
To lie on the Table, 159. Petition of Proprietors in the 
Hibernian Gas Light Company, against ; To lie on the Table, 
186. Bill committed, 197. Petition of James Bradley, 
—a read; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 217. Petition 
of Henry Schultes, Agent to several Proprietors of the Hiber- 
nian Gas Light Company, against ; To lie on the Table, 218. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 232. Passed, 241. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 262. Royal Assent, 297. 


(HIBERNIAN MARINE SOCIETY.) Vide CHa- 
RITABLE INSTITUTONS, supra. Suppry. 


(HIBERNIAN SOCIETY FOR SOLDIERS CHIL- 
DREN). Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Sup- 
PLY. 


—-—— (House or INDUSTRY.) Vide CHARITABLE 


INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppry. 


(JESUITS.) Petition of Persons educated at the 
College of Clongowes Wood, complaining of Enactments iin- 


—_ to the Jesuits in the Roman Catholic Relief Act; ‘To 
ie on the Table; and to be printed; 394. 


Vide ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIEF. 





ee 


(JEws.) Petitions praying for extension of Poli- 
tical Privileges to them ;—Of Inhabitants of Callan; To be 
printed, 202. Of Inhabitants of the city of Dublin; To be 
printed, 218. Of Clontarf; To be printed, 362. 


(INCURABLES.) Vide CHARITABLE JINSTI- 
TUTIONS, supra. Suppry. 


. (INSOLVENT DEBTORS.) Acti &amp; 2 Geo. 4, c. 59, 
for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland, read; Bill to 
consolidate and amend the Laws depres, orem ordered, 43. 
Presented, and read ; Day a — for Second Reading ; and 
+ ne printed ; 75. Second Reading deferred, 109, 152, 175, 
188. ‘ 





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IRELAND—continued. 


(INSOLVENT DEBToRS.) Acts relating to the relief 
of Insolvent Debtors, tead ; Bill to continue and amend the 
said Acts, ordered, 308. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 310, Committed, 319. Considered, 333. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 340. Passed, 344. Agreed to by the Lords, 368. Royal 
Assent, 372) 

————. (INSOLVENT DEBTORS CouRT.) Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of mak- 
ing provision for the Salaries and Allowances of the Commis- 
sioners of that Court, and the Expenses thereof; The King’s 
Recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; 43. Matter 
considered, 49. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruc- 
tion accordingly ; 62. Vide supra. 

Petition of Arthur 

R.Slack, praying for a Court of Appeal from the Decisions of 

the Insolvent Debtors Court, 352. To lie on the Table, 353. 

To be printed, 375. 

(IRISH ACADEMY.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 

TUTIONS, supra. Suppuy. 


(JUDICIAL INQUIRY.) Vide ADMIRALTY COURT, 








supra. 
— (KELLY, James.) Vide SHERIFF OF KERRY, infra. 
(KELLY, John A.) Vide EDUCATION, supra. 
7 (KERRY, Sheriff of.) Vide SHERIFF OF KERRY, 
inira. 


(KeoeuH, Laurence.) Vide LEATHER, infra. 

———  (KILREA Petition.) Complaint made to the House, 
that one of the Names annexed to the Petition presented to 
the House 16th March, against the Claims of the Roman 
Catholics, was a Forgery ; Committee appointed to inquire into 
the facts of the case; and to report the same, with their ob- 
servations thereupon, to the House; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; Petition 
referred ; 187. 

(KNOCKTOPHER INCLOSURE.) Vide CALLAN, 








supra. 
(Kincstown Harpoor.) Vide Dunveary, 





supra. 
(LABOURING Poor.) Second Report from Com- 
mittee, presented 7 June 1819; To be re-printed, 402. 
————— (LEATHER.) Petition of Laurence Keogh, com- 
plaining of an unjust seizure and condemnation of a quantity 
of Leather ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 410. 
aint (LINEN MANUFACTURE.) Bill toconfirm certain 
Leases of Land, for the purpose of carrying on the same, 
ordered, 333. 
(LONDONDERRY IMPROVEMENT.) Petition for 
a Bill for the better regulation of the Police thereof, and to 
amend Acts; Referred toa Committee, 24. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 88. Order of Leave for Bill, read, and discharged ; 
another Bill ordered ; presented, and read ; 138. 


+ (LyING-IN-HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS, supta. Suppty. 
(Matt TRADE.) Petitions for placing the Irish 
Distiller on the same footing as the Scottish Distiller ;—Of 
George Greer, of Lurgan; To lie on the Table, 227. Of 
several Maltsters of Lurgan ; To be printed, 238. 


(MaynooruH COLLEGE.) Petition of the Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of Berks, against any 
further Grants towards the support thereof; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed, 214. 

are (MISCELLANEOUS EsTiIMATES.) Select Com- 
mittee appointed to inquire into the Irish Miscellaneous Esti- 
mates, with the exception of three which were not voted in the 
‘Committee of Supply on the gd of April; viz. those for the 
Association for Discountenancing Vice, for the Kildare-street 
Education Society, and for the College of Maynooth; Five to 
be the Quorum; Miscellaneous Estimates, and Abstract re- 
ferred; 214. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
228. Leave to Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjourn- 
ment of the House, 369. Power to Committee to report Mi- 
nutes of Evidence; Report and Appendix to lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 402. 

Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 


(Naas RoapD.) Petitions for repealing so much of 
the Act as imposes a Toll upon the Road from Dublin to 
Naas ;—Of Thomas Dillon ; To be printed, 171. Of Gentry, 
Merchants and Traders of Maryborough, Mountrath, and 
Castletown ; To be printed, 201. Of the Grand Jury of the 
county of Kildare, Lent Assizes, 18293 214. Of Gentlemen, 
Merchants, Traders and general Inhabitants of Naas, Kildare, 
and Monastereven ; and, of resident Nobility, Gentry, Mer- 
chants and others of Roscrea, 382. Of Thomas Dillon, 402. 


(New Ross MARKET.) Petition for a Bill for 

















establishing and regulating a Corn Market; Referred to a 
Committee, 47. Reported; Bill ordered; 127. Presented, 
and read, 130. Committed, 249. 


———— (Newry Cnurcu.) Petition for a Bill for the 
Endowment thereof; Referred to a Committee, 66. Reported; 











Bill ordered; Leave to present the Bill on or before a certain 
Day; 130. Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 159. Pre- 
sented, and read, 164. Committed, 231. Reported ; to be 
- Ingrossed ; 280. Passed, 324. _ By the Lords, with Amend- 


ments, 393. Considered, 397. Agreed to, 398. Royal 
Assent, 400, 


(NEWRY NAVIGATION.) Petition for a Bill for 
the Improvement and Extension thereof, 66. Referred to a 
Committee, 67. Reported; Report referred to Committee 
on npr, Sarge g2. VideStanpinG OrperRs. Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 
and to deposit the necessary Documents, &amp;c., 108. Report 
read; Bill ordered; 130. Presented, and read, 138. Com- 
mitted, 231. Petition of Merchants and Traders of. Porta- 
down for the establishment of a Local Board of Directors for 
the protection of the Petitioners’ Property; To lie on the 
Table; 276. Bill reported ; Report to Saba the Table; 280. 
Report further path: as Bill re-committed; Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day; 
341. Petition of Earl O’Neill, against; To lie on the Table, 
351. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 351. Passed, 359. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 400. 


(NimMoO, Alexander.) Petition in Vindication of 
his Conduct against the Allegations in the Petition of the 
Landed Proprietors of the West Coast of Galway, presented 
to the House sth June; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 403. 
Vide RoaDs and BRIDGES, infra. 


(OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON.) Bill for 
consolidating and amending the Statutes relating thereto, 
ordered, 260. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond reading; and to be printed; 271. Committed, 285. 
Committee deferred, 290. Bill considered; and reported; 
Day appointed for further considering Report ; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 312. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 333. 
Passed, 340. Agreed to by the Lords, 368. Royal Assent, 
372. 
—— (ORAN AND DRUMTEMPLE UNION.) Bill to re- 
eal the Act of g Anne, so far as relates to the Union of the 
arishes of Oran and Drumtemple, ordered, 327. . Presented, 
and read, 330. Second Reading deferred ; and Bill to be 

rinted; 340. Committed, 344. Considered, and reported ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 350. 
Passed, 358. Agreed to by the Lords, 383. Royal Assent, 
399- 





(PARISH VESTRIES.) Petitions for repealing Act 

7 Geo. 4, c. '72, relative thereto ;—Of Inhabitants of Kildalky, 
22. Of the Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Thomondgate; 
To be printed, 22. Of Straffan, 25. Of Kilfentenon; of 
Clondagad; and, of Upper woman &amp; To be printed, 25. Of 
Inhabitants of Newcastle, Limerick, 28. f Roman Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants of Lixnan; of Listowell and Murhur; of 
Clonmellon ; of Archerstown ; of Killallon; of Clunarny; and, 
of Dunsany, 34. Of Kells, 42: Of Skirk ; of Rathsaran ; 
of Rathdowny; and, of Castletarra; To be printed, 42. Of 
Saint-Margaret’s (Dublin,) 48. Of Inhabitants of Kilmal- 
lock ; To be printed, 48. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Ardagh; and, of Kilbrew, 60. Of the United Parishes of 
Glenbrien, Oilgate, and Ballynaslany, 73. Of Loughin; of 
Johnstown ; of Cruisetown; of Dulane; of Nobber; of Monk- 
newton; of Ballymore; of Grange Geeth; of Killeary ; and, of 
Whitechurch; To be printed, 77. Of Rathkeale; To be printed, 
81. Of Celbridge, 85. Of Moincoin and Carrigeen; To be 
rinted, 85. Of Craig; and, of Rathboyne; To be printed, 89. 
f Mullabrack; of Loughgilly; of Skreene; of Navan; of 
Kentstown; and, of Drumcondra ; To be printed,94. Of Tully- 
allen, 98. Of Saul; To be printed,98. Of Aghavoe; of Borris 
in Ossory ; and, of Duagh; Tobe printed, 104. Of the Union 
of Athy, 110. Of Kilaveney,115. Of Kilfinaghty; of Kil- 
quane ; of Kilmacduane and Kilmichael ; of Meelick ; of Upper 
Anna; of Knockbride; of Killan; and, of Drung; To be 
printed, 115. Of Girly; and, of St. Mullens; 121. Of Kil- 
more; and, of Ardbraccan; To be printed, 121. Of Dona- 
more ; and, of Killaban ; To be printed, 124. Of Cove and 
Great Island (Cork) ; To be printed, 128. Of Crookstown ; 
and, of Kilmead ; To be printed, 133. Of Borris; of St. Pe- 
ter’s, Cork ; of Inniscarra; of Loughmore; Two from Con- 
naghy ; of Tyhollon; and, of mes x, Serge To be printed, 
142. Of Killigny,146. Of Kilmanahan ; and, of Kill; 151. 
Of Annacurra; and, of Clondalkin; To be printed, 165. Of 
Castle Blakeney; of Ardagh ; of Mahoonagh ; of Robertstown; 
of Ballyhahill ; and, of West Kilmeen; To be printed, 170. 
Of Balinaglera ; To be printed, 177. Of Saint Mary, Clon- 
mel; of Saint Feighan; of Killeen; and,of Templederry ; To be 
tinted, 186, Of Kilquaine ; and, of Fahy ; To be printed, 207. 
SF Rathaspick ; and, of Granard ; To be printed, 237. Of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Ahada; of Inhabitants of Cloyne; 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kilgulane ; of Castletown 
Roche; of Kilmacdonogue; of Aglis ; of Inhabitants of Glan- 
worth ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Clonfert; of Rath- 
cormac; of Lisronagh; of the united parishes of Tracton and 
Killpatrick ; and, of Macroom ; 270. - Of Lucan ; of Cross- 
patrick ; 





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petcio® ; of Mullahoran; of Curran; and, of Booterstown ; 
o be printed, 270, Of Wexford; of the united parishes of 
Cloneen and Drangan; of Powerstown ; and, of Cappawhite ; 
To be printed, 317. Of Clonegan; of Butler’s Mon : of 
Ballyduff; and, of Rin ; 342. Of Roman Catholic Inhabit- 
ants of Tullarone ; of Killieny; of Kilbeggan ; of Kilbunane ; 
of Saint Multose, in the town of Kinsale; of Saint Mary Shan- 
don, Cork; of the union parishes of Kilflin, Killahin and 
Abbeydomey ; of Kilshanahan, commonly called Watergrass 
Hill; of Eveleary; of Freshford ; of Bally M‘Ellegat ;. of 
Tralee; and, of Castle Lyons ; 369. Of Youghall; of Mo- 
viddy; of Ahada; and, of Knockatemple; 415. 

(PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.) Petition of Tho- 
mas Flanagan, praying that Patents for Inventions may be 
granted in Ireland free of Expense, 128. To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 129. 


(Poor Laws.) Petitions for the establishment 








. thereof in Ireland ;— Of Inhabitants of Middlesex and Surrey ; 


To be printed, 174. Of Benjamin Wills, Honorary Secretary 
of the Society for the encouragement of Industry and reduc- 
tion of Poor’s Rates; and, of Manufacturers, Farmers, and 
others of Clara ; To be printed, 272. Of Inhabitants of the 
united parishes of Whitechurch and Garrocloyne; To be 
rinted, 305. Of Manufacturers, Farmers, and Labouring In- 
Eahitents of Moate, Westmeath ; To be printed, 349. 





Motion for taking into considera- 
tion, early in the next Session of Parliament, the condition of 
the Poor in Ireland, with a view to introducing a system of 
Poor Laws into Ireland; previous Question moved ; Previous 
Question and Motion withdrawn ; 272. 








Petition of the Clergy, Magistrates 
and others of Clara, disclauiming any participation in the Peti- 
tion of the Manufacturers and others of Clara, praying for the 


enactment of Poor Laws in Ireland, presented to the House 


_ 7th May; To lie’on the Table; and to be printed ; 360. 





(Poor RELIEF.) Petition of Sir Charles Waller, 
for the adoption of a Plan for the Relief of the Irish Poor ; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 85. 
"(PROTESTANT CHARTER SCHOOLS.) Vide 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SUPPLY. 
(QUALIFICATION OF FREEHOLDERS.) Act 
33 Hen. 8.5.2. c.1. and Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 
35 Geo. 3. c.29, for regulating the Election of Members to 
serve in Parliament, read; Bill to amend certain Acts, and to 
regulate the Qualification of Persons entitled to vote at Elec- 
tions of Knights of the Shire in Ireland, ordered, 116. . Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to 
be printed; 122. ale 9 Reading deferred, 194. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Waltham Abbey, in favour, 142. Petition of 
Roman Catholics of Ireland, against; To be printed, 148. 
Bill committed,152. Petition of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Whitechurch; of Kiltelisha; of Robert Henry Southwell ; 
of Inhabitants of the townland of Clara; of Inhabitants of the 
united parishes of Saint Mary, Saint Thomas and Saint George, 
Dublin; and, of John ra! ody against; To be printed, 155. 
Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee, that they 
have power to prevent a fraudulent and fictitious Registry, 
Question Neg. thereupon; Bill considered ; reported; oy 
anipnates for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 157. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
168. Petition of Inhabitants of Mullinavat, against; To be 
printed, 170. Petition of Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders 
of Mallow for provision ; To be printed, 174. Petitions of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Saint Audeons; and, of Inha- 
bitants of Trooperstown, apie To be printed, 174. Bill 
re-committed ; Resolution for granting Compensation to As- 
sistant Barristers and Clerks of the Peace, read; Instruction 
accordingly ; Bill considered ; 175. Petitions of Roman Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants of Upper Killeavey; and, of Rathdown, 
against ; Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Mallow, 
complaining of Allegations contained in the Petition of Gen- 
tlemen, Clergy and Freeholders of Mallow for Provision ; To 
be printed, 178. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 179. Petitions of Friends of 
civil and religious Liberty ; of several Inhabitants of the town- 
lands of Leggaweel, . pameny and Lacken; of Cloughor- 
nall ; of Clooneen; of Lower Creevy; of Ballinruddy and 
Upper Creevy ; of Kilfahaven; of Drumcreaghan ; and, of 
Drumhillah, against ; To be printed, 184. Bill passed, 185. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 220. Royal Assent, 220. 





Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of 
granting Compensation to Assistant Barristers and Clerks of 
the Peace, for their Attendance at any Sessions for the Regis- 
tration of Freeholders ; the King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Matter considered; 167. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 
171. Resolution read; Instruction accordingly; 175. Vide 
supra. 


(QUARTER SESSIONS DECREES.) Petition of 


Merchants and others, of Templemore and N enagh, for the 


Regulation thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
166. 


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———_——SEEE 
' TRELAN D—continued. — (REGULAR ORDERS.) Petitions against the’ Sup- 
(ParisH VESTRIES)—continued. _ pression thereof ;—Of Members of R; Orders in Ireland, 


182. To be printed, 183. Of the Bishop and Secular Clergy 
professing the Roman Catholic Religion -in the diocese of 
romore; To lie on the Table, 183. me"? oid 

(RicHMoNnD Lunatic AsyLuM.) Vide CHaRi- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra.. SupPiy. 


— (ROADS AND BripGeEs.) Act 6 Geo. 4,*e: 101, 
relating thereto, read ; Bill to continue the said Act, ordered, 
310. Presented, and’ read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 325. Committed, 333. .Con- 
sidered, 340. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 344. Passed, 350. Agreed to- by the 
Lords, 377. Royal Assent, 399. 





printed ; 387. 


Petition of Landed Pro- 
prietors of the West Coast of Galway; complaining of Mis- 
application of Money granted for Public Works, and of the 
conduct of Mr. Nimmo; To lie on the Table; and to be 





Vide NIMMO, supra. 

(Roman CATHOLIC SEMINARY.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Surpry. 
“ (Ro cae. Ca “ne coer . Petition of ~~ 
raper, complaining oO ublic one 0 
to the Giced Connt touinatt, 207. To ie Se te” Table ; 
and to be printed ; 208. 

(Roya Cork INSTITUTION.) Vide CORK IN- 
STITUTION, supra. 

(RovaL [Riso AcADeEmy.) Vide IRisH ACca- 
DEMY, supra. 

(SCHOOLS.) Act 53 Geo. 3, ¢. 107, for appointing 
Commissioners for the Regulation thereof, read; Bill to 
amend the said Act, ordered, 333. 


(SHANNON.) Petition of Gentlemen Farmers and 





others, of Killinderine; praying, That the Commissioners of 


Roads and Bridges may open Public Roads leading to that 
River, 133. To lie on the Table, 134. 

(SHERIFFS.) Act 57 Geo. 3, c. 68, to amend the 
Laws relating to Sheriffs in Ireland, read ;. Bill to regulate 
the office of Sheriff, ordered, 365. Presented, and read; 
Second Reading put off for Three Months; Bill to be printed ; 
369. ; 





(SHERIFF OF KERRY.) ‘Petition of James Kelly, 
complaining of the conduct of the Sheriff of the county of 
Kerry, in the execution of a Writ against James. bie, 
Esquire ; To lie on the Table ;.and to be printed; 395.) } 
(SLACK, Arthur, R.) Vide INSOLVENT DEBTORS 
CouRT, supra. pine] 
(STEEVENS’S HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppry. 
(SUB-LETTING.) Petitions for Repealing the Act 
7 Geo. 4, c. 29, relative thereto ;—Of the Roman ‘Catholic 
Inhabitants of Kildalky, 22. Of Thomond Gate, and, of 
Charleville ; To be printed, 22. Of Straffan,’ 9§.' Of: Kil- 
christ; of Armagh ; of Kilfentenon; and, of Kentstown and 
Union; To be printed, 25. Of Inhabitants of. Newcastle, 
Limerick, 28. Of Clonmellon; of Archerstown ;.of Killallon ; 
of Clunarney; of Ardagh; and of Dunsany, 34. Of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Kells, 42. Of Skirk; of Rathsaran; 
of Rathdowny; of Freshford ; and, of Castletarra; To be 
printed, 42. Of Finglas ; and of Saint Margaret’s (Dublin,) 
48. Of Kilbrew, 60, Of Protestant and an Catholic 
Inhabitants of Clara; To be printed, 60. Of Ronian Catholic 
Inhabitants of the united parishes of Glenbrien, Oilgate and 
Ballynaslany, 73. Of Kilmyson; of Nobber; of Monknew- 
ton; of Grange Geeth; of Castletown ; and, of Cruisetown ; 
“6. ‘fo be printed, 77. Of Rathkeale; and, of Bandon;’To 
be printed, 81. Of Inhabitants of Slieverue ; and, of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Celbridge ; 85. Of Roscarbery, 89. 
Of Graig ; of Lixnan; and, of Enniscorthy; To be printed, 
89. Of Loughgilly; and, of Navan; Tobe printed, 94. ‘Of 
Tullyallen, 98. Of Down; and, of Saint Mary, Clonmel ; 
To be printed, 98. Of Aghavoe; of Duagh ; and, of Borris~ 
in-Ossory ; To be printed, 104. Of the Union of Athy, 110. 
Of Kilaveny, 116. Of Knockbride ; of Upper Anna ; of Kil- 
finaghty ; of Killan; and, of Drung; 116. Of Skreene; of 
Girly; of Drumcondra ; of Ardbraccan ; and, of Saint Mullens ; 
121. Of Kilkeranmore ; To be printed, 121. Of Donamore; 
To be printed, 124. Of Cove and Great Island (Cork); and, 
of Cloyne; To be printed, 128. Of Crookstown ; To be 
rinted, 133. Of Borris; of Inniscarra; and, of Loughmore; 
o be printed, 142. Of Loughrea; of Killimore; and, of 
Tyrenascrea ; To be printed, 148. Of Killare; of Kilmanahan; 
of Kill; and, of Ballymore; 151. Of Rosdroit and Temple- 
scoby ; 155- Of Saint Ann, and Saint Mary Shandon, Cork ; 
Of Annacurra; and, of Palmerstown; To be penny 165. 
Of Parishioners of Kilmacow; of Roman Catholic Inhabi- 
tants of Castle Blakeney; of Shanagolden ; of West Killmeen, 
and, of Ardagh ; To be printed, 170. Of Kilshine; To be 
rinted, 177. Of Templederry ; and, of Killeen; 186. To 
be printed, 187. Of Kiltubrid ; of Aghavoss ; of Whitechurch ; 
of Donoughmore ; and, of Greenagh and Balynamona; To 
be printed, 197. Of Teenagh ; of Kilquaine ; of remy F # ; 
and, 
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[1899. 








IRELAN D—continued. 

—__—_ (SU B-LETTING )—continued. 
and, of Cloon; 207. Of Fahy, To be printed, 207. Of 
‘Marhawn ; of Gattetra: and, of Wexford; To be printed, 
228. Of the united Parishes of Cloneen and Drangan; of 
Booterstown ; of Canogallen; and, of Cappagh White; To 
be printed, 237. of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Rath- 
cormac ; of the united Parishes of Tracton and Killpatrick ; of 
Macroom; of Blarney ; and, of Clonfert; 270. Of Powers- 
town ; of Kilbeggan; and, of the united Parishes of Kilma- 
cabea and Kilphoughnabeg ; To be printed, 270. Of fifteen 
Families who reside on the bogs of Moyvaughlea, parish of 
Ballimore ; To be printed, 301. Of Roman Catholic Inhabi- 
tants of Lisronagh; To be printed, 317. Of Curran, 335 
Of Ballyduff; of Butlers-town ; and of Clonegan; 342. Of 
Oughteragh ; of Upper Drumreiley ; of Lower Demsolior: of 
Innismagrath; and, of Annaduff ; To be printed, 349. Of 
Ardnaguhy commonly called Glinvill: of Cannavee; of Castle 
Lyons; of Eveleary ; and, of Inhabitants of Ardcath, and its 
union; 369. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Tullalease ; 
of Youghal; of Moviddy; and of Midleton; 415. 

(ToBACCO.) Act ig Geo. 3, c. 35, to repeal so much 

of several Acts as prohibit the Growth and Produce thereof 

in Ireland, read; To be considered in a Cémimittee of the 

whole House; considered ; reported ; and Bill ordered; 129. 

Petition of Land-owners and others 

_ of New Ross, in the county of Wexford, against alteration of 
the Law prohibiting the Cultivation of Tobacco in Ireland ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 238. 

— (TRALEE.) Vide ELeEcTIons. 


——— (TRAMORE RoaDs.) Vide WATERFORD, infra. 


———. (ULSTER CANAL.) Petition for a Bill to explain 
Acts; Referred to a Committee, 68. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
190. Presented, and read, 137. Committed, 222. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 279. Bill reported; Re- 

ort to lie on the Table; 292. Report further considered ; 
Bil to be ingrossed ; 310. Passed, 314. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 343. Considered, and agreed to, 345. Royal 
Assent, 355- 

(WATERFORD RoaDs.) Petition for a Bill for 

more effectually repairing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 

32. Reported ; Bill or ered; 47. Presented, and read, 76. 

Committed, 247. Petition of William Weekes, Mayor of the 

city of Waterford, against; Referred, 266. Time enlarged for 

Committee to report, 280. 

(WeEsTMEATH, Marquis of.) Petition of the Mar- 

uis of Westmeath, complaining of the conduct of the Sub- 
sheriff of Westmeath, 227. To lie on the Table; and to be 

printed; 228. y 

(WESTMORLAND LOCK HOSPITAL.) Vide Caa- 

RITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppry. 

(WexrorpD Town.) Vide Exvections. 
4 Yeomanry Corps.) Acts relating thereto, read; 

Bill to continue and amend the Laws relating to Yeomanry 

Corps in. Ireland, ordered, 301. Presented, and read; Day 

appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 308. 

Comtnitted, 313- Considered, 319. Reported; to be in- 

grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 322. Passed, 

327. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 354. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 27,28.) ELEcTIONs. 

Suppvy. 























Jupees Sataries; Acts relating thereto, read, 306. Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider 
of the Augmentation of the Salaries of the Judges in Scotland, 
and of the prospective Reduction of the Salaries of certain 
Judges in England; The King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Motion agreed to; 307. Committee deferred, 313, 319, 322. 
Matter considered ; (no Report made;) 326. 


Juries. Vide East INnp1a. 


Justice, Courts of ; Grand Committee appointed, g. 
Vide (ApprEssEs, 28,29.) ScoTnuanp. 


Justices or THE Peace; Bill to provide for the better execu- 
tion of the Office of a Justice of the Peace in England, 
ordered ; Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed ; 171. “Second Reading deferred, 
211, 215, 220, 226. Bill committed, 259. Committee de- 
ferred, 284, 333, 340. Bill considered, and reported; Da 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 

to be printed ; 343. 

Justices, Salaries. Vide Merropouis Poticer. 


JuvENILE OrFrENDERS ; Bill to extend the power of summ 
Convictions of Juvenile Offenders, ordered, 129. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 170. Second Reading deferred, 192, 257. Bill 
committed, 268. Considered, and reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as smendled to be 
printed; 290. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
312, 322. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 

Day appoi for Third Reading ; 333. Order for Third 

Reading, read, and discharged, 336. 





10°Geo.1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


K IGHLEY, Henry Peach; Bill from the Lords to dissolve 
his Marriage with Anne, his now Wife, 145. Read, 146. 
Committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine Wit- 
nesses; 160. Message to Lords, requesting that they will 
communicate the Depositions taken in India, 160.. Depo- 
sitions communicated, 160. _ Referred, 161. Bill considered, 
and reported, 186. Passed, 196. Depositions to be returned, 
196. Royal Assent, 221. 


Kenyon and West Leicu Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making a Railway from the Bolton and Leigh Railway to the 
Liverpool and Manchester Railway in Kenyon; Referred to 
a Committee, 31. Reported; Bill ordered; 45. Presented, 
and read, 87. Committed, 113. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 196. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 

rossed ; 223. Passed, 226. Agreed to by the Lords, 262. 
Royal Assent, 297. 


Key Srreet Road. Vide MaipsTone. 
KINCARDINE Ferry. Vide Scornanp. 


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, 416. 


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 be considered, 12. 
Considered, and Motion thereupon, 15. Vide Suppty. 


—— — His Consent signified to Petitions, 56.—To Bills, 
151, 153, 274, 315, 358. 
His Recommendation signified to Motions, 86, 167, 
278, 286, 307, 318, 320.—To Petitions, 117, 142.—To Bills, 
239. 
His Royal Assent given to Bills by Commission, 106, 
107, 158, 220, 296, 328, 354, 372, 399, 416. 





Kinross and AtLoa Road. Vide ScorLtanpn. 


Kine’s Bencu, Court of; Petitions complaining of the want 
of Accommodation in that Court ;—Of Attornies and Solicitors 
practising in the Courts at Westminster ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 224. Of James Anderton, Attorney at 
Law, 408. To be printed, 409. 


Kine’s Bencu Prison; Petitions rer ee, of the conduct 
of the Marshal ;—Of Robert Stearne Tighe ; To lie on the Ta- 
ble; and to be printed; 377. Of Prisoners confined for Debt 
in the King’s Bench Prison; To be printed, 397. 


Kinessury Episcort (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and Bill ordered, 67. Presented, and read, 139. 


Kineston-vPon-Hu tt Road; Petition for a Bill for improv- 
ing and maintaining the Road from thence to Kirk Ella; 
Referred to a Committee, 40. Reported; Bill ordered ; 127. 

. Presented, and read, 132. Committed, 153. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 236. Passed, 242. Agreed to by the 

. Lords, 326. Royal Assent, 328. 


Kineton Improvement ; Petition for a Bill for lighting, watch- 
ing, and otherwise nse Be said Town; Referred to 
a Coasmnities. 54- Reported ; ill ordered; 131. Presented, 
and read, 139. Committed,242. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
281. Passed, 304. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal 
Assent, 354. 


Kiprine’s Cross Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the Road from thence to Flimwell Vent ; 
Referred to a Committee, 7. Reported; Bill ordered; 83. 
Presented, and read, 87. Committed, 102. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 173. Passed, 177. Agreed to by the Lords, 
207. Royal Assent, 221. 


Kirxcatpy Harbour. Vide Scortanp. 


10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


[ ABOURERS Wages; Bill to declare and amend the Law 
relating to the ‘Em loyment and Payment of able-bodied 
Labourers from the Poor Rates, ordered, 82. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 86. nd Reading deferred, 100, 110, 117, _Pe- 
tition of Magistrates, Guardians and Overseers of the Poor, 
and others, in the counties of Gloucester and Somerset, and 
the city and county of Bristol, in favour, 170. To be 
printed, 171. Petitions of Owners of tenements in Man- 
chester and Salford ; of House-owners of Preston; and, of 
Liverpool, — To be printed, 243. Of Sir Thomas 
Branthwayt Beevor, against ; To be printed, 251, Of Owners 
of tenements in Oldham; of House-owners of Birmingham 
and Aston, against; To lie on the Table, 256. Of Own- 


ers of Tenements in Leeds, against; To be printed, +. 
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1829. 


INDEX @ the E1euty-FrourRTH VOLUME. 


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LaBovurERs Wages—continued. 


Bill committed, 260. Petition of Owners of Tenements in 
Huddersfield, against; To be printed, 276. Bill considered, 
and reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ;. 277. Petitions of the Chureh- 
wardens, Overseers, and Select Vestry of Liverpool; and, of 
the Reverend Paul Saumarez, Rector of Great Easton, in 
favour; To be printed, 282. Petition of Landlords of property 
in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and let in tenements, against; To liz 
on the Table, 288. Petition of Minister, Churchwardens, 
Bailiffs, Overseers of the Poor, and other Inhabitants of Wit- 
ney, in favour, 304. Bill re-committed, considered, ‘and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; 307. 
Petition of Owners of Tenements in Sheffield ; To be printed, 
316. Petition of Churchwardens of Saint Hilds, and Over- 
seers of the Poor and Select Vestry of Westoe, in favour, 324. 
To be printed, 325. Petition of the Vicar and other Inhabit- 
ants of Saint Mary, gg pa in favour; To be printed, 
330. Report deferred, 332. Bill reported, 349. Re-committed, 
considered, and reported; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 350. 


Petition of Benjamin Wills, Honorary 
Secretary of the Society for Encouragement of Industry and 
Reduction of Poors Rates, for the re-enactment of the. Law 
repealed in 1813, for regulating the Wages of Labour; Te be 
printed, 284. 


Laspourine CiassEs. Vide Distress. 


Laxsour Rare; Petition of Magistrates of the hundred of Red- 
bornstoke, and of the Churchwardens and Overseers of the 

rishes therein, stating the particulars of a Plan for the Re- 
fief of the Poor, commonly called a Labour Rate, and praying 
the House to give it the authority and force of Law; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 338. 


LamBeETH BripcGE; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge 
from at or near the end of Market-street, in the parish of 
Saint John the Evangelist, Westminster, to or near to Church- 
street, in the parish of Saint Mary, Lambeth ; Referred to a 
Committee, 69. 


Improvement; Petition for a Bill for watching, light- 
ing, cleansing, and otherwise improving the Waterloo District, 
in the parish of Lambeth; Referred to a Committee, 52. 
Reported ; Report referred to Committee on Standing Or- 
ders; 87. Vide Stanpinc Orpers. Report, That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, and to give 
Notices, &amp;e. 97. Report read; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, 
and read, 153. Committed, 288. Petition of The Phenix 
Gas Light and Coke Company, against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 304. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 320. 
Bill reported ; To be ingrossed; 334. Passed, 346. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 383. Considered, and agreed to, 
392. Royal Assent, 400. 


———— Palace. Vide Cantersury, Archbishop of. 
LANARKSHIRE Roads. Vide ScoTnanp. 


Lanp Revenve; Acts relating thereto, read, 252; Motion for 
bringing in a Bill to consolidate and amend the said Acts; 
The King’s Consent signified; Motion agreed to, and Bill 
ordered; 253. Vide infra. 


Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relat- 
ing to the management’and improvement thereof, ordered, 
253. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 260. Committed, 277. Considered, 
289. Committee deferred, 312, 319, 327, 332- Bill consi- 
dered, 339. Report deferred, 342. Bill reported ; To be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 349. Passed, 
358. By the Lords, with Amendments, 393. Considered, 
and agreed to, 398. Royal Assent, 399. 


Vide AccounTs. 


Lanp Tax; Petition of Joseph Hutton, praying, that Estates 
not redeemed, be subjected to payment of double Land Tax 
for the extinction thereof, after —— years, and for the 
repeal of other Taxes; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
283. 

— —— Vide Accounts. 








Saint CLEMENT. 


LANDWARD Parishes Assessment. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Lancton, John Stephen; Petition for Leave to present a Pe- 
tition for a Bill for repealing certain Letters Patent, and for 
vesting in him certain Profits and Emoluments for a limited 
time, 229. Referred to a Committee, 230. Reported ; Leave 
given; Petition presented accordinghy ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 231. Reported; Report referred to Committee on 
Standing Orders; 241. Vide Stanpinc OrpeErRs. Report, 
That the Party be permitted to proceed with his Bill, 263. 
Report read; Bill ordered; Leave to present the Bill on or 
before a certain day; 267. Presented, and read, 269. Com- 
mitted, 280. Reported; to be ingrossed; 324. Passed, 
329. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 383. Considered, 
389. Agreed to, 390. Royal Assent, 400. 


Larceny. Vide JuvENILE OrFENDERsS, 
Vide SPAUNTON. 
Vide Accounts, 


VOL, 84..—Sess. 1829. 


Lastincuam Inclosure. 


Law CHARGEs. Suppty. 


—— 

Laws, Expiring; Committtee appointed to inquire what. Tem- 
porary Laws of a public. se a aaron 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; Report. of 1st Fe- 
bruary 1828, referred; 10.. Report brought up, and read; To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 14. 

Law Terms, Regulation; Bill for Regulating the Law Terms, 
ordered, 296. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be. printed; 296. Committed, 302. 
Committee deferred, 311, 322, 333, 344 357: 

LEEDs and Rounpuay Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually sopeitingned maintaining the same; Referred: to 
a Committee, 64. ported ;. Bill ordered; 84. Presented, 
and read, 131. Committed, 147. Passed, 287. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 323. Royal Assent, 328. 

LEEK Road. Vide AsHBORNE. 

Lecacy Orrice. Vide Accounts. 

Leicester Corporation; Motion for laying before the 
House amended Returns of the Amount of the Annual Income 
of that Corpgration since 1810; and by leave withdrawn, 411. 

Leicester Gao; Petition of certain Inhabitant, rate payers 
of Leicester, for.restraining the Corporation of Leicester from 
proceeding further in the Contracts for erecting the new Gaol 
and House of Correction, 415. To lie on the Table, 416. 

Vide Accounts. 

Leicu Railway. Vide Kenyon. 

Roads. Vide Botton. 

Leita Gas Licut Company, Vide Scor.anp. 

LETTERS; usual Orders relating to Members Letters, 10. 

Liasitity of Reau Prorerry ;. Bill for consolidating and 
amending the Laws for facilitating the payment of Debts out 
of Real Estates, ordered, 211. ar and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 224. 
Committed, 234. Considered, and reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
gentee ; 252. Further copsideration of Report deferred, 265. 

eport further considered’; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 277. Passed, 285. 
Vide. FRAUDULENT DEVISEs. 











LicensEs. Vide GAMg,., 
LicHFIELD. Vide ELecTivE FRANCHISE. 


Lire Annuities; Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 16, for repealing so much 
of several Acts as relates to granting Life Annuities, read ; 
to be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 75. 
Considered, 79. Resolution reported, and agreed: to; Bill 
ordered ; 82. Vide, infra. 

Bill to, enable the Commissioners: for the 

Reduction of the National Debt, to grant Life Annuities and 

Annuities for terms of years, ordered, 82. Presented, -and 

read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 

go. Second Readin deférred, 134. Petition of Francis Cor- 
baux, against; To be printed, 157. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 157, 168, 185, 194, 205, 215, 229. Bill committéd, 

240. Considered, and reported ; 9 | appointed for further 

considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed’; 246. 

Further consideration of Report deferred, 260. Bill re-com- 

mitted, and considered, 265. Report deferred, 268, 273, 278. 

Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 

Reading; 285. Passed, 2go. Agreed to by the Lords, 323. 

Royal Assent, 328. 

Petition of Cadogan Williams recommend- 

ing Government Assurance of Annuities after the age of sixty ; 

To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 294. Petition read ; 

Select Committee appointed to consider the matter thereof; 

and to report their Sheurvations thereupon; Five to be the 

Quorum ; 322. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 

cords; Members added; 324. Power to re Minutes of 

Evidence, 374. Report, and Appendix to hie on the Table ; 

and to be printed ; 374. 

Vide AccounTs. 

LicutuovuseEs. Vide Accounts. 


Lincouin’s-INN AGREEMENT; Petition for a Bill for confirm- 
ing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported ; Re- 
ort referred to Committee on Standing Orders; 88. Vide 
Ray pinc Orpers. Report, That the Parties be permitted 
to proceed with their Bill, and to give Notices, &amp;c. 108. Re- 
port read; Bill ordered; 1g1. Presented, and read, 138. 
Committed, 205. Petition of the Reverend Gilbert Beres- 
ford, m.A. Rector of the parish of Saint Andrew Holborn, in 
the city of London; of Thomas Brown and Samuel Oliver, 
Churchwardens of the said parish ; and, of several parishioners 
of the said parish, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
223. Biil reported; to be g sony 243. Passed, 250. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 289. Royal Assent, 297. 

LinpuaM, James Oliver; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his 
Marriage with Harriott, his now Wife, 331. Read, 333. Com- 
mitted ; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine Witnesses ; 

341. Bill considered, and reported, 367. Passed, 373. Royal 

Assent, 400. L 

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INDEX ¢o the E1rcury-rourtu VoLuMeE. [ 1829. 





SS 


Be ves Blind wig we PN sy for a a uns establishin 
verning for the Indi ind at Liverpool, 
6. ‘Referred to a Committee, 7. Teeported &gt; Bill ordered ; 
23. Presented, and read, 26. Committed, 69. Petition of 
the original Donors to the Chapel attached to the Institution 
at Liverpool, called The School for the Indigent Blind, and 
the Subscribers thereto, against ; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 81. Bill reported; to he i ; 169. Passed, 
177. Agreed to by the Lords, 207. Royal Assent, 221. 
Charch (Abercrombie Square;) Petition for a Bill 
for erecting and endowing a Church in Abercrombie Square ; 
Referred to a Committee, 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 68. 
Order of Leave for Bill, read, discharged ; another Bill 
ordered; 130. Presented, and read, 138. Committed, 159. 
; to be te gg 241. Passed, 249. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 276. Considered, and agreed to, 
282. Royal Assent, 297. 


(St. Martin;) Petition fora Bill for vesting 
a new Church in the Corporation of Liverpool; Referred to a 
Committee, 6. Reported; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, and 
read, 24; Committed, 108. Reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; 159. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 180. Report further considered ; Amend- 
ments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed; 190. Passed, 196. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 213. Royal Assent, 220. 
—— Docks, Vide Accounts. 
New Church. Vide Accounts, 
and Mancnester Railway; Petition fora Bill for 

enabling the Company to make an alteration in the Line 
thereof; Referred to a Committee, ie Reported ; Bill or- 
dered ; 68. Presented, 91. Committed, 119. Petition of Bo- 

hreeve and Constables of Manchester, and others, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 137. Petition of Boroughreeve 
and Constables, and other Inhabitants of Salford, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 159. Bill reported ; Report to 
lie on the Table; 1 99. Report further consuered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 226. Passed,232. Agreed to by the Lords, 262. 
Royal Assent, 296. 
Pilots ; Petition for a Bill to alter, explain and 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 69. 


—— Road. Vide Accounts. 

Luanoernic Road. Vide Ruayvaper. 

Locxnart, Marianne. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Lonpon and Epinsourcu Road. Vide Accounts. 


——— Aguegpvcrt; Petition for a Bill for supplying Persons 
resident in the Metropolis with pure Water; Referred to a 
Committee, 63. 

Bripewe.t Improvement; Petition for a Bill for 
paving, cleansing, lighting and otherwise improving that Pre- 
cinct; Referred to a Committee, 73. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
84. Presented, and read, 92, 


--——- Brive ; Petition fora Bill for improving the Ap- 
proaches thereto, 29. Referred to a Committee, go, Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 64. Presented, and read, 101. Com- 
mitted, 111. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Wharfs, 
Warehouses and other Buildings in St.Olave, against; Re- 
ferred, 112. Petition of Inhabitants of Southwark, oad 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 127. Petitions of William 
Henry Inglis, and of Justices of the Peace for the county of 
Surrey, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 130, Pe- 
titions of several Inhabitants of the ward of Bridge, in the 
city of London; of Inhabitants of the several ishes of 
Saint M the Martyr, Saint Margaret New Fish-street, 
Saint Michael Crooked-lane, Saint Leonard Eastcheap, Saint 
Mary-at-Hill, Saint Martin Orgar, and Allhallows-the-Less, 
in the city of London; and, of Uapecheedein, Overseers of 
the poor, and other Inhabitants of the united parishes of Saint 
George Botolph-lane and Saint Botolph Billingsgate, in the 
city of Londen, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Pe- 
tition of Peter Jeffery, of Cheapside, against; To lie on the 
Table, 140. Petition of Joseph Brown, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 144. Motion for adding a Member to 
the Committee ; and by Leave withdrawn, 144. Petition of 
Owners and Lessees of Collieries on the River Tyne, against ; 
To lie on the Table; Petitions of several Peers and other Per- 
sons, Owners of Collieries on the Rivers Tyne and Wear; 
and, of Inhabitants of the ward of Tower, in the city of Lon- 
don, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 159. Petition 
of Wardens and Commonalty of Fishmongers of the city of 
London, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 169. Pe- 
tion of Charles Pitt, against; Referred, 176. Petition of 
Consumers of Coals, in the County of Middlesex, inst ; 

’ Referred, and Counsel ordered, 185. Petition of Inhabitants 
of the ward of Billingsgate, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 191. Petition of Charles Pitt, praying to be heard 
before the Committee, 196. To lie on the Tab e, 197. Pe- 
titions of Matthew Bell, Esquire; and, of Occupiers and 
Owners of the several Interests therein described, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 210. Petition of Justices of 
the Peace of the county of Surrey and others, against ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 212. Petition of Inhabitants of 
London and Southwark, against; To lie on the Table, 223. 

















Bill neperied 5 Day appointed for further considering Report : 
265. Petition of George Hodgkinson Barrow, neninete To 
-: printed, 4 Bill a, and Sreeennd, 274. 

ported ; to be ingro 3 279. Passed, 288. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 410. Royal Assent, 416, 


———_ Brine; Petition of William Henry Inglis, complain- 


ine of the Plans for the Approaches thereto; To lie on-the 
Table, 77. 





Petition of Charles Pitt, Surveyor, complain- 
ing of the conduct of the Committee on the Bill, and of the 
Committee Clerk; and praying, that the Bill may be re-com- 


mitted ; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table; 
Question Neg. thereupon; Petition rejected; 275. 








. Acts for the Rebuilding thereof, read ; Mo- 
tion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of the means of raising Money necessary to defray 
the Expense of improving the Avenues to London Bridge 
The King’s Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; 
86. Matter considered, 90. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Instruction accordingly ;. 96. Vide supra. 


Corporation. Vide Accounts. 
— Harpour Masters; Petition for Leave to present 
a Petition for a Bill, for altering and amending Powers of Act 


for rendering more commodious, and better regulating the 
Port of Fae Ry 279. Referred to a Committee she Re- 


3 


; pores Leave given; 287. Petition presented accordingly ; 
e 


ferred to a Committee, 295. Reported; Report referred to 
a Committee on elepeing rders; 299. Vide STANDING 
Orpers. Report, that the Parties be permitted to proceed 
with their Bill, 309. Report read; Bill ordered; 311. Pre- 
sented, and tead, 314, Cominifted, 3935.. Re ; to be 
ingrossed; 345. Passed, 351. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 383. Considered, and agreed to, 397. Royal Assent, 399. 


——— Orrnans Funp; Select Committee appointed to 


inquire satage 3 Mears the present state of the Orphans Fund 
of the City of London, and more especially to ascertain, as 
nae as possible, at what povod or periods the several Sums 
of Money at upon the said Fund by various Acts of 
Parliament, will be paid off; to report their Observations 
thereupon; to send for Persons, Pa and Records ; Five 
to be the Quorum} and to sit during the Sitting, and not- 
withstanding any Adjournment of the House; Reports and 
Papers presented in former Sessions, and in the’ present 
Session, relative to the Orphans Fund; Referred, 272. Re- 
port; to lie on the Table; and to be printed 5/369. 


Saint Dunstan’s Church; Petition for a Bill for 
taking down and rebuilding the same; Referred toa Committee, 
13. Reported; Bill ordered ; 125. Presented, and read, 137. 
Committed, 160. Petitions of Overseers of the Poor and Inha- 
bitants of the liberty of the Rolls, in the county of Middle- 
sex ; and, of Charles Stephens, of Frederick Place, Old Jewry, 
in the city of London, gentleman, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 176. Petition of Inhabitants of Fleet-street, 
for additional Provision ; To lie on the Table; Petitions of 
several Inhabitants of Saint Dunstan-in-the-West; of the 
Treasurer and Masters of the Bench of the Honourable Society 
of Lincoln’s Inn, and of several Owners, Inhabitants and 
Occupiers of Chambers in Lincoln’s Inn; and, of Elizabeth 
Tompson, of Brighton, in the county of Sussex, widow, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 249. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 270. Reported; to be mene 300. 
Passed, 310. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 
354: 





— SmirurieLp Market; Petition for a Bill for enlarging 
the Market-place, and for the better Regulation thereof ; 
Referred to a Committee, 30. Reported; Bill ordered; 64. 
Presented, and read, 129. Committed, 158. Petition of 
Inhabitant Householders residing in and near Saint John- 
street, Smithfield, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
169. Petition of Licensed Victuallers of Smithfield Market, 
inst; Referred, 176. Petition of Butchers of London and 
estminster, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered,, 190. 
Petition of Licensed Victuallers of Smithfield Market, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 196. Petition of Graziers and 
Salesmen using Smithfield Market, inst; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 199. Petition of the Reverend Gilbert 
Beresford, m. a: Rector of the parish of Saint Andrew, Hol- 
born, in the county of Middlesex ; of Thomas Brown, of 
Fleet Market, in the city of London, Churchwarden of the 
said parish; and of several Inhabitants of the said parish, 
raying the House to change the Day for the Cattle Market, 
m Madey to Tuesday; Referred, 223. Petition of all the 
Hay Salesmen of Smithfield Market, against; To lie on the 
Table, 227. Petitions of Inhabitant Householders of Ching- 
ford ; and of Ministers, Churchwardens and other Inhabitants 
of Walthamstow, in favour; 248. Petition of all the Hay 
Salesmen of Smithfield Market, against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 250. Petition of Graziers and their Salesmen at- 
tending Smithfield Market, against; To lie on the Table, 263. 
Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Norfolk, 
against ; To lie on the Table, 266. Petition of Graziers and 
Land Owners in the counties of Leicester and Hosthemapien, 
against ; 








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INDEX ¢@o the Eicutry-rourtHu VoLumeE. 








Lonpon, SmituF1eLD Market—continued. 

against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 270. Bill reported, 
273. Re-committed ; Leave to report on a certain day; 274. 
Petition of Vicar, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, 
and Inhabitants of Hendon, against; To lie on the Table, 
276. Petitions of Vicar, Churchwardens, Overseers of the 
Poor, and Inhabitants of Hendon; and, of Inhabitants of 
Saint Mary, Islington, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
Petitions of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Ed- 
monton; of Inhabitants of Saint James, Clerkenwell; of 
Harrow; of Minister and Churchwardens of Paddington; and, 
of Inhabitants of Iver, Uxbridge, and the neighbourhood, in 
favour; 281. Petitions of Inhabitants of Highgate; of Saint 
Mary Stratford Bow; and of Saint Dunstan Stepney, for 
Alteration of the Cattle Market Day; To lie on the Table, 
292. Petition of Inhabitants of London and Westminster, 
against; To lie on the Table, 300. Bill reported; further 
consideration of Report put off for Three Months ; 304. Peti- 
tion of Graziers residing in and near Crowland, against ; To lie 
on the Table, 305. 

Worxnovse; Petition for a Bill for enabling the 
President and Governors of the same, to sell or grant Leases 
thereof, and to purchase other Estates; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 130. Presented, and 
read, 136. Committed, 158. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
216. Passed, 231. By the Lords, with Amendments, 393. 
Considered, and agreed to, 397. Royal Assent, 400. 


Railway. Vide East Lonpon. 
Waterworks. Vide East Lonpon. 


LonpDONDERRY Improvement. Vide IRELAND. 

Marquis of; Bill from the Lords, to extend 
the Powers of granting Leases of parts of certain Estates, 
295. Read, 299. Committed, 311. Reported, 345. Passed, 
358. Royal Assent, 372. 


LonctowN Road. Vide Brampton. 
Loni, Martin. 


Lorps ; request Copy of Report from the Committee on Ana- 
tomy, in the last Session; Message considered, and a printed 
Copy communicated, 122. 

Request Copies of Reports from the Committees on the 

Coal Trade, of the 23d of 5 une and the 31st of December 

1800 ; House will send an Answer, 228. Message considered ; 
and printed Copies to be communicated ; 235. 


Request Copy of Report from the Committee on the 
Police of the Metropolis of last Session ; House will send an 
Answer, 246. Message considered ; and a printed Copy to 
be communicated ; 249. 


Request Copy of Report from the Committee on the 
Orphans Fund, of the present Session; House will send an 
Answer, 377- 


——— Request Copy of Report from the Committee on Crimi- 
nal Commitments and Convictions of last Session; House 
will send an Answer, 383. Message considered; and printed 
Copy to be communicated ; 399. 


Request that.the House will give leave to. Charles 
Tennyson, Esquire, and Mr, Alderman Wood (Members,) to 
attend a Committee at the Lords; Message considered ; and 
Leave given to Mr. Alderman Wood to attend; House will 
send an Answer respecting Charles Tennyson, Esquire; 393. 


Message to, requesting that the Lords will communi- 

cate Depositions transmitted from India, relative to Keighley’s 

Divorce Bill, 160. Depositions communicated, 160. To be 

returned, 196. 

Message to, desiring a Conference upon the subject of 

an Amendment to the Cotton Factories Regulation Bill, 408. 

Conference agreed to; held and reported ; 409. 

— Message from, desiring a Conference upon the subject- 
matter of the last Conference, 410. Conference agreed to ; 

. held, and reported ; 410. Resolution, That the Commons are 
satisfied ; Message to Lords, to communicate the said Reso- 
lution ; 410. 

——— Vide Accounts. 





Vide RosaAMonpD Bric. 























SuppLy. 


LumspEN, Alexander; Petition of Alexander Lumsden, com- 

laining of large Sums of Money being wrested from him by 

Pines levied in Grenada; and praying for Inquiry and Relief, 
410. To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 411. 


Lunatics Prorerty ; Bill for consolidating and amending the 
Laws relating thereto, ordered, 211. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 233. 
Committed, 246. Considered, and reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
ptinted ; 252. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
265. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 278. Passed, 285. 

Reeviation ; Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 41, relating thereto, 
read; Bill to explain, amend and alter the said Act, ordered, 
99- Presented, and read, 142. Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and tobe printed; 143. Second reading deferred, 





VOL. 84. 


Sess. 1829. 





1. Bill committed, 198. Considered, 219. Petition of 
William Symmons, against; To be printed, 224. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
225. Passed, 229. Agreed to by the Lords, 262. Royal 
Assent, 296. 


LusuinGTon, Stephen Rumbold, Vide Canrersury. East 


161. 


Inp1A. Orrices ABROAD. 
Lync Roads. Vide Nortru Curry. 


Lynn Improvement ; Petition for a Bill for more effectually sup- 
plying that Borough with Water, and for other local Improve- 
ments ; Referred toa Committee, 65. Reported ; Bill akand: 
108. Presented, and read, 126. Committed, 144.’ Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 176. Passed, 186. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 202. Royal Assent, 220. 


Lyon, Honourable Mary ; Bill from the Lords for enabling the 
Trustees of her Will to sell the inheritance of certain Estates 
to raise Money to discharge the Incumbrances affecting the 
same, 357. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
359: Committed, 367. Reported ; and passed ; 381. Royal 
Assent, 400. 


10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


ACHINERY; Petition of Mechanics, Artisans and others 
of Darlington, for a Tax on Power Looms and other Ma- 
chinery ; To lie on the Table ; and tobe printed ; 347. 


Manpuouses; Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 41, relating thereto, read; Bill 
to alter and amend the said Act, ordered. 99. 


Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 41, relating thereto, read; To 
be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 192. The 
King’s Recommendation signified ; Act considered ; 198. Re- 
solution reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 
204. Vide Lunatics REGULATION. 


MaAcistTraTes. Vide Justices of THE PEACE. 
MAtipsToneE Road. Vide TuNBRIDGE. 





PoLice. 


MaipsTone and Key Srreer Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and improving the same; Referred 
to a Committee, 32. Reported ; Bill ordered; 83. Presented, 
and read, 90. Committed, 107. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
151. Passed, 153. Agreed to by the Lords, 184. Royal 
Assent, 221. 


Matt Duties; Petition of the Inhabitants of the Western 
division of the county of Kent, for the Reduction thereof; To 
lie on the Table, 289. a 


—— Vide ScoTLanp. 


Matt and Beer; Motion for appointing a Select Committee 
to inquire into the Burthens sol Meaiiaione on the manufac- 
ture of Malt and Beer, and on the Supply of Malt Liquor to 
the middle and poorer classes ; and by leave withdrawn, 289. 


Vide Accounts. 
MANCHESTER Roads. Vide Hurpitow House. 


Man, Isle of; Petition of Edward Haycock Colclough Turner, 
of Wexford, a Prisoner for debt in the Gaol of Castle Rushen, 
complaining of the tyrannical exercise of the Laws in the Isle 
of Man, and praying for relief; To lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed; 317. 

Acts relating to the Purchase’ thereof ; read; 

Motion for bringing in a Bill for confirming the Sales and 

Conveyances made to His Majesty, of the Isle, Castle, Peel 

and Lordship of Man, and other estates in the said Island, late 

belonging to John’ Duke of Atholl; The King’s Recommen- 

dation signified ; Motion agreed to; and Bill ordered; 320. 

Vide infra. 











Bill for confirming the Sales and Conveyances 
made to His Majesty of the said Island, ordered, 320. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 320. Second Reading deferred, 327. 


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








MarcGate Harbour. 


Marine Mutiny; Bill for regulating His Majesty’s Royal 
Marine Forces while on Shore, ordered, 96. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 104. Bill com- 
mitted, 106. Considered, 110. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 117. Passed, 122. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 145. Royal Assent, 158. 


Mar.ow Bridge; Petition for a Bill for raising Money to de- 
fray the expenses of rebuilding the said Bridge, 38. Referred 
to a Committee, 39. Reported ; Report referred to Committee 
on Standing Orders; 101. Vide Stanpinc Orpers. Re- 
port, That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 
120. Report read ; Bill ordered ; presented, and read ; 139. 
Committed, 153. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 213. _ Passed, 
217. Agreed to by the Lords, 246. Royal Assent, 297. 


Martow Road. Vide Reavine and Hatrierp. 


Marston Maisey ( Wilts) Lands ; Petition. for a Bill fordivi- 
ding and inclosing the same ; and Bill ordered, 37. - : |, 


MAsTeERs 


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Masters and Apprentices; Petition of Silk Manufacturers 
in London and Middlesex, for the extension of Provisions of 
Act 4 Geo. 4, c. 34, to Persons en in the Silk Manu- 
facture; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 355. 

Vide Sirk MANUFACTURERS. 

Marrietp Green Road. Vide Brann Bripces. 

Matson, John. Vide Property Tax. 

MAyFigeLtp and Wapuurst Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and improving the same; Referred 
to a Committee, 50. Reported; Bill ordered; 76. Order 
of Leave for Bill, read, and discharged ; another Bill ordered ; 

resented, and read; 143. Committed, 158. Reported; to 
Be ingrossed ; 213. Passed, 216, Agreed to by the Lords, 
246. Royal Assent, 297. 





MeANWoopsIDE Road. Vide Brack Bank. 


MEMBERS: 

—— Take the Oaths, 4. 

to withdraw during the time any Matter of 
Privilege relating to them is in Debate, g. 

not to bring Strangers into the House, 10. 
usual Orders relating to their Letters, 10. 
not attending Call of the House, to be sent 
for in Custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 43. 


Names of Members absent at Call of the 
House, called over; several ordered to attend on a future 
Day, 118. 























added to Committees, 160, 261. 

added to Select Committees, 122, 249,256, 
271, 278, 301, 324. 

Motion for adding a Member to a Com- 
mittee, withdrawn, 144. 

have Leave of Absence, 95, 105, 110, 116. 
added to others appointed to prepare and 
bring in a Bill, 84. 

Defaulters at Call to attend, 106. Several 
appeared ; and those who did not appear, were ordered to at- 
tend on a future Day, 118. 

Leave given to a Member to attend at the 




















Lords, 393- 
declined taking the Oath of Supremacy, 





303, 314. 





a Member (Mr. O’Connell) directed to with- 
draw, 314. Vide O’CoNNELL. 
- inIndia. Vide East INp1a Orrfices. 


Orders for the Attendance of Members dis- 








charged, 116. 
Menai and Conway Bridges. Vide Accounts. 
Meruins’ Hitt Road. Vide Mitrorp. 
Merry, Joseph. Vide Rispon Traps, 


Mertuyr Tipvit Magistrate; Petition for a Bill to provide 
for the more effectual execution of the Office of a Justice of 
the Peace in the Parishes of Merthyr Tidvil, Gellygare and 
Aberdare ; Referred to a Committee, 64. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 107. Presented, and read, 111. Committed; Pe- 
tition of Contributors to the Poors Rates in Merthyr Tidvil, 
in favour,130. Bill reported ; to se op 280. Passed, 
go4. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 354. 

Merropo.is Pouricer; Bill for improving the Police in and 
near the Metropolis, ordered, 233. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 234. 
Committed, 285. Considered, and meesee ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 

printed; 306. Petition of Commissioners for paving, lighting 

and watching the Estate of the Skinners’ Company in Saint 

Pancras, against ; To lie on the Table, 311. Further consi- 

deration of Report deferred, 312. Bill re-committed and con- 

sidered ; reported; Day appointed for further considering 

Report; 318. Bill re-committed, 322. Considered, 327. 

Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 

ing ; 333. Petition of :nhabitants of Hackney, against ; To 

be printed, 338. Bill passed, 339. By the Lords, with 

Amendments, 393. Considered, and agreed to, 398. Royal 

Assent, 399. 

Select Committee appointed to inquire 

into the Cause of the Increase of the Number of Commitments 

and Convictions in London and Middlesex, and into the state 
of the Police of the Metropolis, and of the Districts adjoining 
thereto; to report Observations and Opinion; to send for 

Persons, Papers and Records ; to sit durmg the sitting, and 

notwithstanding any Adjournment of the House; Five to be 

the Quorum; Reports of former Sessions referred ; 234. 

Members added, 249. 





Motion for the House to resolve itself 





into a Committee, to consider of granting Salaries to Justices 
to be appointed for the Metropolitan Police; the King’s Re- 
commendation signified ; Motion agreed to ; Matter consider- 
ed; 318. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction 
accordingly ; 322. Vide supra. 





MeTRoPOLIs Roads; Petition for Bill to amend Powers of Act; 
Referred to a Committee, 66. Reported ;. Bill ordered ; 119. 





Act 7 Geo. 4, c. 93, relating thereto, read; 
Bill to amend the said Act, and to consolidate the Trusts 
of the several Turnpike Roads in the neighbourhood of the 
Metropolis; and to make and maintain two new or branch 
Roads to communicate with the said Metropolis Roads, or- 
dered, 188. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 189. Second Reading deferred, 
199. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 214. Petition 
of Inhabitant Householders of Old Street, Saint Luke’s, 
against ; To lie on the Table; Petitions of Trustees for light- 
ing and watching Saint Luke; of the Vicar, Churchwardens 
and Vestrymen of Saint Pancras; and, of Minister, Church- 
wardens, and other Inhabitants of Paddington, against ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 217. Petition of Commissioners 
for paving Saint Pancras, against; To lie on the Table, 225. 
Read; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 227. Petition of 
Trustees for paving Saint Leonard, Shoreditch, against ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 236. Petition of Minister, 
Churchwarden, Overseers and Committee for that purpose 
especially appointed by a Meeting of the Parishioners of Saint 
Leonard, Shoreditch, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
243. Petition of the Commissioners for paving, lighting, 
cleansing and watching the Streets and other public Places, 
within such part of the parish of Saint Pancras as lies on the 
west side of Tottenham Court Road ; and, of several Vestry- 
men of the parish of Saint Mary-le-bone, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 250. Of several Coachmasters, Pro- 
prietors of and Persons interested in Stage Coaches and other 
Carriages, travelling for hire upon the Roads included in the 
Bill, called The Metropolis Road Act Amendment Bill, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 255. Of Inhabitants of 
Walthamstow, Layton, Woodford, Wanstead and Chingford, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 283. Bill reported, 
and re-committed, 291. Considered, 302. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 308. Passed, 
313. Agreed to by the Lords, 392. Royal Assent, 399. 
Vide Accounts. 


Mexico. Vide Accounts. 


Meyer, Philip James; Bill from the Lords for his Naturaliza- 
tion, 343- Read, 345. Committed, 351. Reported, and 
passed, 381. Royal Assent, 400, 


Mipp.ie Moor Inclosure. Vide West Moor. 
Mipptesex County Court. Vide Accounts. 
MIDDLETON in TEESDALE Roads. Vide EcLestTon. 


Mitrorp and Meruin’s Hitt Road; Petition for a Bill for 
improving and maintaining thesame; Referred to a Committee, 
64. Reported,131. Billordered,132. Presented, and read, 
137- Committed, 153. Petitions of the Right honourable 
Louisa Countess of Mansfield, owner and proprietor of Estates 
at and near Milford, in the county of Pembroke ; and, of the 
Honourable Robert Fulke Greville, an owner and proprietor of 
Estates at and near Milford, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 260. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 280, 
310. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 320. Passed, 329. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 356. Considered, and 
agreed to, 375. Royal Assent, 400. 





Miuirary Canau. Vide Accounts. 


Mititia ; Select Committee appointed to prepare Estimates of 
the Charge of the Disembodied Militia for 1829; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records ; Three to be the Quorum ; 220. 
Reported ; Heport to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 233. 
Report referred to the Committee of Supply ; the King’s Re- 
commendation having been signified; 259. Vide Suprry. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 30.) Suppty, and 
Bitts in Suppty. 


Bator Suspension; Bill to suspend the making 
of Lists, and the Ballots and Enrolments for the Militia, or- 
dered, 143. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 143. Committed, 152. Con- 
sidered, 157. Reported, 162. Passed, 167. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 211. Royal Assent, 220. 


Miuitia Starr; Petitions against the Reduction thereof ;—Of 
the Corporals of His Majesty’s Northumberland Light In- 
fantry Regiment of Militia, 41. Of the Corporals and 
Drummers of the Armagh Militia, 42. Of the Corporals of 
the Anglesea Regiment of Militia, 77. Of the Royal Den- 
bighshire Rifle Corps; To be printed, 77. Of George Portley, 
one of the yb 4 of the 21st or Royal Limerick Militia, 
124. Tobe printed, 125. Of the Paymaster, Surgeon and 
Quartermaster of the Royal Limerick Militia ; To be printed, 
125. Of Serjeants, Corporals, and Drummers of the West- 
meath Militia; To be printed, 133. Of Corporals of the 
Second Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia; To be printed, 
142. Of Corporals of the permanent Branch of the King’s 
County Militia; of Corporals of the Limerick City Militia ; 
and of the Meath Militia; To be printed, 152. Of Wilham 
Henry Allen, Paymaster of the Cork City Militia; of William 
Kirby Brunette, Quartermaster of the Cork City Militia ; and, 
of the Corporals of the City of Cork Militia; 157. Of 

Corporals 


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Miutitia Srarr—continued. 


Corporals and Drummers of the Donegal Militia ; and, of 
Corporals of the South Mayo Battalion of Militia; To be 
printed, 161. Of Corporals of the North Devon Militia; of 
the Tipperary Militia; of the Westmeath Militia; of Joshua 
Clare, Quartermaster of the Meath Militia Staff; and, ofthe 

. Serjeants, Corporals, and Drummers of the, Dublin. Militia, 

- 165. To be printed, 166, Of Corporals of the North Cork 
Militia ; and, of Corporals. and: Buglers of the Cork, South 
Militia, 170. Of Corporals. of the Antrim Militia; To be 
printed, 170. Of Non-commissioned Officers and Drummers 
of the Queen’s County Militia; of Corporals and Drummers 
of the Monaghan Militia ; of the Officers of the Cavan Mi- 
litia Staff ; and, of Serjeants, Corporals, and Drummers of the 
Cavan Militia; To be printed, 174. Of Corporals of the 
Radnorshire Militia; To be printed, 197. Of Paymaster, 
Surgeon, and Quartermaster of the Cavan Militia; To be 
printed,218. Of Patrick John Macfarlane, M.p.; To lie on 
the Table, 224. Of John Atkinson, Quartermaster of the 
Third West York Regiment of Militia; To be printed, 250. 
Of Thomas Boyce, Paymaster of the Salop Militia; and, of 
William Bowen Challenor, Paymaster of the First Royal 
Surrey Militia; To lie on the Table, 256. Of Non-commis- 
pa Officers and Drummers. of the North Down Militia, 

- 305. Of John Clark, late Surgeon to the Royal Perthshire 

. Militia, 375. 

Minster Improvement. Vide SHEERNEsS. 

Mint. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


MiscELLANEOUS EsTIMATES. Vide IRELAND. 


Monastic Institutions ; Petitions of Roman Catholic In- 
habitants. of Dublin; and, of Straffan, against the. Suppres- 
_ sion thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 213. 


Orders. Vide Roman Catuotic RELIEF. 
MoncrieErFE, Sir David. Vide Scortanp. 


MonKSHERBORNE ( Hants) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close, 36. Bill ordered, 37. Presented, and read, 125. 
Committed, 136. Reported, 222. To be ingrossed, 223. 
Passed, 232. Agreed to by the Lords, 272, Royal Assent, 
297. 

Monmovutn County Hatt; Petition for a Bill to provide for 
the Repair and Maintenance thereof; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 55. Reported; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and 
read, 131. Committed, 145. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 


181. Passed, 186, Agreed to by the Lords,217. Royal 
Assent, 220. 


MontTrEAL and Ottawa Water Communication. 
coUNTS. SupPty, 

Moon, Henry. Vide Rosamonp Bric. 

Morcort Road. Vide Dezrinec. 


Morrertn Bridge; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge 
over the River Wansbeck ; Referred to a Committee, 72. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 109. Presented, and read, 138. 
Committed, 154. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 263. Passed, 
282. ‘Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 354. 


Morton, Earl of. Vide ScoTrianp. 


Motions withdrawn, 86, 144, 209, 264, 272, 289, 295, 325, 
326, 357, 360, 384, 401, 411. 


Murperovus Attempts. Vide ScoTLaND. 
Museum. Vide Bririsn Museum. 


Mutiny; Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the 
better Payment of the Army and their Quarters, ordered, 78. 
Presented, 'and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 96. Committed, 100. Considered, 117. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 122. Third Heading deferred, 125. Bill passed, 129. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 155. Considered, 155. 
Agreed to, 157. ‘Royal Assent, 158. 

Vide Marine Mutiny. 


Mynors, Edward ; Bill from the Lords for vesting his Estates 
im Trustees, to complete a Sale made to the Earl of Chester- 
field, 326. Read, 327. Committed, 334. Reported, and 
passed, 373. Royal Assent, 400. 


Vide Ac- 





10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


NAaAs Road. Vide Inzzanp. 
Nantwicnu Road. Vide NewcAsTLE-UNDER-LYNE. 
Nationat Dent, Vide Accounts. Sinxino Funp. 


Navat Commissioners Quorum; Bill to facilitate Public 
Business in certain Cases in the Navy and Victualling De- 
artments, ordered, 205. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
or Second Reading ; 205. Committed, 211. Considered, 215. 
Reported; To be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third 
Rosding; 219. Passed, 225. yw to by the Lords, 250. 
Royal Assent, 296. 
Nava Orricers Wipows Pensions; Bill for repealing se- 
veral Acts relating thereto, and substituting other Provisions 
in lieu thereof, ordered, 202. Presented, and read; Day 


VOL. 84.— Sess. 1829. 


—— for Second Reading, 205. Committed,.211. Con- 

' sidered, 215. Reported ; To. be ingrossed ; Day appointed 

. for. Third Reading; Bill, as, amended, to be printed ; 219. 
Passed, 225. Agreed to by the Lords, 250. Royal Assent, 
296. 

Navy. Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 31.) Suppty, 

NECHELLs and Aston Improvement. Vide DuppEston. 


NeENE OvrTrAatt; Petition for a Bill for altering, amending, and 
enlarging Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 67. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 92. . Presented, and read, 139. Com- 
mitted, 173. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 270. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 304. The 
King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 315. Agreed to by 
the Leeks 347-. Royal Assent, 354. 

NewcasTLe and Car.istE Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining a Railway or Tramroad from New- 
castle-upon-Tyne to Carlisle; Referred to a Committee, 39. 
Reported; Report referred to Committee on Standing Or- 
ders; 75. Vide STanpiING Orpers. Report, That the 
‘Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, according to 
the Plan and Section deposited in the Offices of the Clerks of 
the Peace, 80. Report read; Bill ordered; 80. Presented, 
and read, 84. Committed, 107. Petitions of several Mer- 
chants, Land-owners and other Inhabitants of the city of 
Carlisle, and its vicinity ; of several Owners and Lessees of lead 
mines, in the counties of Northumberland and Durham, and 
other Inhabitants of the district in which those mines 
are situated ; of several Merchants and other Inhabitants of 
the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; of several 
Owners and Occupiers of lands and tenements in the parishes 
of Farlam, Hayton, and Castlecarrock, in the county of Cum- 
berland ; of several Owners and Occupiers of lands and tene- 
ments, and other Inhabitants of the parish of Haltwhistle ; 
and, of several Owners and Occupiers of lands and tenements, 
and other Inhabitants of the town of Hexham and of Hex- 
hamshire, in favour, 107. Petitions of several Owners and 
Occupiers of lands and grounds lying in and near to, and over 
which an intended Railway or Railways, Tramroad or Tram- 
roads, leading from the town and county of the town of 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to the city of Carlisle, is proposed to 
pass; of several Owners and Occupiers of lands and grounds 
within the parish of Ryton, in the county of Durham; and, of 
several Keelmen or Watermen employed in the navigation of 
certain keels, coal-boats or lighters used or employed in the 
carriage or conveyance of coals and cinders by and from cer- 
tain staiths and other places situate on the banks of the river 
Tyne, to ships or vessels in the same river, against; To lie 
on the Table, 107. Petition of Lessees of and Adventurers 
in Lead Mines residing in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gates- 
head, in favour, 113. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Innds and tenements in Brampton, in favour, 119. Petition 

_ of Landowners and other Inhabitants of Corbridge, in favour, 
139. Petitions of Charles Bacon, Esquire, and Charles 
Bacon Grey, Esquire, Owners and Occupiers of lands and 
tenements in the parish of Bywell Saint Andrew, in the county 
of Northumberland ; of John Hodgson, Esquire, Owner of 
lands and tenements in the township of Elswick ; and, of 
several Owners and Occupiers of lands and grounds, over 
which the proposed Railway is intended to be carried, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 147. Petition of Ownersand 
Lessees of lead mines in Cumberland, and others, in favour, 
150. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 154. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 210. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 236, Passed, 
248. By the Lords, with Amendments, 301. Considered, 
and agreed to, 309. Royal Assent, 328. 


NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LyNE and Nantwicn Road; Petition 
for a Bill for more effectually repairing and improving the 
same ; Referred to a Committee, 23. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
126. Presented, and read, 135. Committed, 147. Reported ; 
to be &gt; sera 280. Passed, 303. Agreed to by the Lords, 
343. Royal Assent, 355. 


NEWFOUNDLAND. Vide Accounts. 


Fisneries; Acts relating to the Fisheries, 
and for the better administration of Justice in Newfoundland, 
read ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
62. Considered ; reported; Bill ordered; 73. Vide infra. 


Bill to continue certain Acts 
relating to the Island of Newfoundland, and the Fisheries 
carried on upon the Banks and Shores thereof, ordered, 73. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 197. Committed, 204. Considered; fur- 
ther Proceeding dropped for want of Forty Members; 209. 
Committee deferred, 211. Bill considered, 215. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 219. 
Passed, 225. Agreed to by the Lords, 250.. Royal Assent, 
296. . 

NewincTon Burts Rectory; Bill from the Lords, for enabling 

- the Rector for the time being of Saint Mary, Newington 
Butts, to make certain Confirmations, Leases and Assurances 
of certain parts of. the Glebe Lands belonging to his Rectory, 

. 962. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 366. Com- 
mitted, 373. Reported, and passed, 401. Royal Assent, 416. 
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NEWMARKET Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same; Referred toa Committee, 39. Reported ; 

. Bill ordered; 97.\ Presented, and read, 105. Committed, 
138. . Reported; to be ingrossed; 176. Passed, 186. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 228. Considered, and agreed 
to, 266. Royal Assent, 297. 

NewPatace. Vide AccounTs. 

Newport, Reverend John; Bill fromthe Lords to enable his Com- 
mittee to sell certain Estates, 338. Read, 341. Committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit, and proceed on a certain day, 351. 
Bill reported, and passed, 373. Royal Assent, 400. 

Newry Cuvurcn. Vide IRELAND. 

Navigation. Vide IRELAND. 

New SuorenaM Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

New Ross Market. Vide IRELAND. 

Newron Railway. Vide WARRINGTON. 

Roads. Vide Boxton and Lereu. 

Nimmo, Alexander. Vide IRELAND. 

Nortru Curry (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill for drain- 
ing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 67. 

Roads; Petition for a Bill for making 

a Turnpike Road from Thorn Falcon to Fivehead, and from 

North Curry to Lyng ; Referred toa Committee, 51. 

Roads; Petition for a Bill for making 
a Turnpike Road from Thorn Falcon to Fivehead, and from 
North Curry to Lyng; Referred to a Committee, 67. 

Nortn Ermuam (Norfolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close; and Bill ordered, 24. Member added to Gentlemen 
appointed to prepare, and bring in the Bill, 84. Bill pre- 
sented, and read, 84. Committed, 112. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 149. Passed, 160. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 190. Considered, and agreed to, 196. Royal Assent, 
221. 

Nortuor Road. Vide Der Ferry. 

Norwicu Streets; Petition for a Bill for making and maintain- 
ing new Streets in that City; Referred to a Committee, 72. 


10° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess.3. A. 1829. 


OATHS; Petition of the Clergy of ——— for imposing 
Oaths on Roman Catholics taking their Seats in the Legis- 
lature ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 146. 


Vide Members. 

O’ConNELL, Daniel, professing the Roman Catholic Religion, 
returned Knight of the Shire for the County of Clare, being 
introduced in the usual manner for the purpose of taking his 
Seat, declined taking the Oath of Supremacy; whereupon 
the Clerk having stated the matter to Mr. Speaker; Mr. 
Speaker informed Mr. O’Connell that he nmust withdraw, unless 
he were prepared to take the Oaths of Allegiance, Supremacy 
and Abjuration; whereupon Mr. O’Connell withdrew; Mo- 
tion, That Mr. O’Connell be called back, and heard at the 
Table, and a Debate arising thereupon; Motion for adjourn- 
ing the Debate; a Member stated that he was requested by 
Mr. O’Connell to desire that he might be heard ; Debate 
thereupon adjourned, 303. Debate resumed ; Question again 
stated; Amendment proposed ; and Question, as amended, 
agreed to; Resolution, That Mr. O’Connell be heard; Mr. 
O’Connell called in, and heard; Resolution, That Mr. O’Con- 
nell is not entitled to sit or vote in this House, unless he first 
take the Oath of Supremacy, 311. Mr. O’Connell ordered to 
attend ; and Mr. Speaker to communicate the said Resolution, 
and ask him whether he will take the Oath of Supremacy, 
312. Mr.O’Connell attended; Resolution communicated, 
&amp;c.; Mr. O’Connell refused to take the Oath of Supremacy; 
and withdrew ; Motion for issuing a new Writ for the County 
of Clare, in the room of Daniel O’Connell, Esquire; Debate 
thereupon adjourned, 314. Debate resumed, and Motion by 
leave withdrawn ; Motion for issuing a new Writ (subject to 
the Provisions of the Qualification of Freeholders, Ireland, Act 
passed in this Session of Parliament) for the County of Clare, in 
the room of Daniel O’Connell, Esquire; Amendment proposed, 
and by Leave, withdrawn; Main Question put, and agreed to; 
Ordered, That Mr. Speaker do issue his W arrant to the Clerk 
of the Crown of Ireland to make out a new Writ, &amp;c. 325. 

Orrences against the Person. Vide IRELAND. 

Orrenpers. Vide JuvENILE OFFENDERS. 

Orrices Abroad; Petitions presented 19th March and 16th 
April, relating to the Seat of Stephen Rumbold Lushington, 
Esquire, read ; Select Committee appointed to examine the 
Matter thereof, and to search for Precedents in respect of 
Members of this House accepting Offices Abroad without 
vacating their Seats; to report their Observations; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
332. Report; to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 366. 

Vide CANTERBURY. East INDIA, 
Public. Vide Accounts. 


OKEHAMPTON Roads; Petition fora Bill for amending, alter- 
ing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 59. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 76. Presented, and read, 88. Com- 
mitted, 97. Reported; to be ingrossed; 138. Passed, 144. 

Royal Assent, 221. 














Agreed to hy the Lords, 167. 





Oupsury (Salop) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and. 
Bill ordered, 39. Presented, and read, 132. Committed, 
196. Pag for Committee to report, 275. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 299. Passed, 305. Agreed to b 
the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 355. Nor ‘ 

Ovtpzury-on-THE-HIL1 Inclosure. Vide DipMarRTon. 


Otpuam Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually amend- 
ing the same, 30. Referred to a Committee, 31. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 45. Presented, and read, 130. Committed, 
199- Reported; to beingrossed; 279. Passed, 287. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 323. Royal Assent, 328. 

Outett, Edward. Vide Fuax. 

Operatives. VideScotTLanp. 

Oran and DrumtTempP-te Union. 


ORDERS: 


Usual, made, touching Privileges and Elections 
to prevent Disorders, and relating to Members Letters, &amp;e. 
9,10. Vide Constasies. Exections. EvipENce. Foor. 
MEN. Letrers. Members. Peers. Postmaster. 
Prayers. Privireces. Serseant. SPEAKER. STRAN- 
GERS. Votes. WITNESSEs. 


Standing, read, 10. 

— -— of the 5th July 1825, relating to re- 
ceiving Petitions on Private Bills referring no to the sn 
pliance or non-compliance with the Orders of the House, sub- 


sequently to the First Reading of the Bills to whi _ 
late, repealed, 262. s ills to which they re 


Vide IRELAND. 














of the 28th February 1734, That 
Bill be ordered to be ae in for any aah tes ahihigt 
on by Tolls to be levied on the subject in particular places, till 
such Petition has been referred to a Committee, read 379. 
Vide Stanpine OrpeErs. ' 


f ; di 

188, 192, 218, Bp nghg gana a 
of Leave for Bills; read, and discharged, g2, 
130, 131, 137, 143, 209, 278. 

for Second Reading of a Bill ; discharged, 216. 
for the Attendance of a Member; discharged, 














116. 





for the House to resolve itself into a C ittee 
on a Bill; discharged, 204. ommittee 


for Third Reading of a Bill; discharged, 336. 








O’Reitty, Miles. Vide East Inp1A (RecisTRaR at Mapras.) 

Ovurawries; Bill for the more effectual preventing Clan- 
destine Outlawries, read, 4. ; 

Owen, Hugh; Bill from the Lords to enable the Trustees under 
his Will, to sell and convey, under the direction of the Court 
of Exchequer, the Fee Simple of the Real Estates thereby 
charged with the Payment of his Debts, 377. Read; Day. 
appointed for Second Reading; 380. Committed; Leave to 
Committee to sit and proceed on a certain day ; 388. Re- 
ported ; and passed ; 401. Royal Assent, 416. 

Ower MoiGne (Dorset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 41. Presented, and read, 136. Committed, 
185. Petition of the Rector of Ower Moigne ; and, of several 
Trustees of Jones’s Charity, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 257. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 276. Passed, 
287. Agreed to by the Lords, 317. Royal Assent, 329. 

—— and CamBripce Universities. Vide Accounts, 

UPPLY. 


Oxrorp Canal; Petition for a Bill to consolidate and extend 
the Powers and Provisions of Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 
33. Reported ; Bill ordered; 48. Presented, and read, 102. 
Committed, 139. Petition of Francis Parrott, Esquire, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 145. Petitions of Inhabitants 
of Hillmorton; and, of Newbold-upon-Avon, in favour; Pe- 
titions of several Owners of Mines, Coal and Iron Masters 
of the counties of Stafford and Worcester, Merchants and 
Traders of the town and neighbourhood of Birmingham, and, of 
the Owners and Occupiers of lands, Traders and Inhabitants. 
in the several counties of Worcester, Stafford, Warwick, 
Northampton, Oxford and other midland counties; and, of 
the Company of Proprietors of the Warwick and Napton 
Canal Navigation, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
181. Petitions of Manufacturers of Earthenware in Stafford- 
shire; Of Inhabitants of Barby; and, of Willoughby, in fa- 
vour; 186. Petition of Charles, Lord Bishop of Oxford, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 186. Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Easenhall; and, of Stretton-under-Fosse, in 
favour; 191. Petition of Trustees of the Turnpike Road 
leading from Old Stratford to Dunchurch, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers 
of lands and tenements in Braunston, against ; To lie on the 
Table, 196. Petitions of Inhabitants of Clifton-upon-Duns- 
more’; and, of Anstey, in favour; 197. Petition of Company 
of Proprietors of the Coventry Canal Navigation, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 206. Bill reported ; - ys 
to lie on the Table; 223. Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed ; 246. Passed, 248. Agreed to by the Lords, 


271. Royal Assent, 297. PARISH 








1829. 


INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-FOURTH VOLUME. 





10° Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


Parisu Vestries. Vide IRELAND. 
PARLIAMENT meets, 3. Prorogued by Commission, 416, 417. 


Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers and others 
of Derby, for a Reform of Parliament ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 361. 


Vide Accounts. 





Supp ty. 





PARLIAMENTARY ReEFoRM; Motion, That there exists a class 
or description of Boroughs, called close or decayed, in which 
the Returns of Members to Parliament are yeaggine 7 &lt; capable 
of being effected by the payment of Money, and frequently 
are so effected ; That the existence of such me en and 
the continuance of such practices, are disgraceful to the 
character of this House, destructive of the confidence of the 
people, and prejudicial to the best interests of the country ; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 364. 


ParocuiaL Rates; Petition of George Forward of Liverpool, 
complaining of the irregularity of the Assessment thereof, 
270. To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 271. 


Settlements. Vide SerrLEMENT by Hrrine. 
Parr Roads. Vide Botton and Lreien. 
PATENTS. 





Vide IRELAND. 


ror INvENTIONS; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the present state of the law and practice relative 
to the granting of Patents for inventions; To report Obser- 
vations thereupon; and to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Five~to be the Quorum; 214. Members added, 278, 
301. Leave to Committee to sit, notwithstanding Adjourn- 
ment of the House, 369. Power to Committee to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report and Appendix to lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 395. 


Petition of Manufacturers, Engi- 
neers, Inventors and Artists, for revision of the Laws relating 
thereto; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 122. 


Petition of Joseph Astley, for abo- 
lishing the system of Patents; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 339. 














Petition of John Birkinshaw for 
the enactment of a law for the protection of Patent Rights, 
and to diminish the expense of obtaining Patents; To lie on 
the Table: and to be printed ; 187. 


PATTERN DeEsIcNeERS.. Vide RipBon TRADE. 





Pep ey, James. Vide Saint Pauu’s, DEAN AND CHAPTER OF. 


Peers; Usual Resolutions relating to their interference at 
Elections, 9. 


PemBury GREEN Road. Vide Branp BripcGEs. 
PENITENTIARY Hovusr. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Pensions Duty. VideAccounts. Ways AND MEANs, and 
Bixus in SupPLy. 

Perry, Samuel. Vide UNIVERSITIES. 

Pertn, Kinross and Fire Roads. Vide Scorianp. 


Waterworks. Vide ScoTLanp. 





PETITIONS : 


— Resolution, limiting the Time for receiving 
Petitions for Private Bills, 10. 
read again, 217, 250, 267, 285, 332. 


complaining that the Standing Orders had 
not been complied with, 92. 














referred to Select Committees, 209, 250,277. 
of former Sessions, referred to Select Com- 





mittees, 264, 268. 





for Leave to proceed with a Bill, 149. 


for Leave to present Petitions for Bills after 
the time limited, 112, 216, 229, 279. 


Leave given to present Petitions after the 
time limited, 118, 231, 287. 

for additional Provision, 94, 174, 183, 185. 
withdrawn, 301, 384. 

rejected, 275. 

of a former Session, to be printed, 383. 
Motion for laying before the House a 
Weekly Return of the Names of all Places in Great Britain 
from which Petitions for or against the Roman Catholics are 
forwarded, stating the Number of Signatures, and the amount 
of the Population of such places according to the last Census ; 
and by Leave withdrawn, 86. 


Motion, That it be a Standing Order of the 
House, that no Motion shall be made for Leave to present a 
Petition after half-past Five o’clock, p. m. until the Orders of 


VOL. 84.—Sess. 1829. 





























PETITIONS—continued. 
the Day shall have been disposed of ; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 326. 





Resolution, That the House will not receive 
any Petitions on Private Bills referring solely to the compli- 
ance or non-compliance with the Orders of the House, subse- 
quently to the Second Reading thereof, 262. 


Resolution, That the Standing Order rela- 
tive to Turnpike Bills, be dispensed with, in so far as it may 
apply to any Petition for a Bill to continue or amend any 
Turnpike Road Act being referred to a Committee, 379. 
relating to; 


Public Bills. Vide Lasourers Waces.—MeEtTrRopoLis 
Roaps.—ScorTtan D. —( ENTAILS.— GAOLS.— HER- 
RING FISHERY.— TAILZIES REGULATION.)—Si.Lk 
TRADE. 








Public Money; v. British Mustum.—IreLanv (CHaA- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) 


Matters of a Public Nature; v. AGricuLturaAt Lazour- 
ERS, ALEHOUSES LICENSING, ANATOMY, ANATOMICAL 
Scuoo.s, AssessEp TAxeEs, ATTORNIES AND Souici- 
TORs.—Boots AND SuoEs, BRADLEY, BRANpDy.—Can- 
TERBURY, CAPE oF Goop Hops, Cuinsuran, Caurcn 
Servicr, Ciper, CLimainc Boys, Coats anp Cum, 
Cotourep PopuLtation, CommerciaL Distress, 
Concreve’s Rockets, Corn Laws, Cotton Spin- 
NERS, Cotton WeaAveErRs, County Bripces, Court 
or Common Pieas, Courts or Justice, CurRENCY. 
— Dissenters ReGistrRaTion.=$-EastInpia CHarrer, 
East anpD West Inp1A Propuceg, East InpiA Trape, 
EcciestasticaL Courts, ELECTIONS, ELECTIVE FRAN- 
cHIsE, EmicraTion, Excise Laws, Exeter Corpo- 
RATION.—Fire Escape, Fisneries, Frax, Frovr, 
Footratns, Forcery, Frencn Criaims, Frienpiy 
SocieTies.— Granp Juries 1N INp1A.— Hackney 
Coacnes, Hicuway Rates, Hinpnoo Wipows, 
House Tax, House anv Winvow Tax, Huspanpry 
Horse Tax.—IMPRISONMENT FoR Dest, INsoLtvEeNT 
Desrors 1n InNp1A, IRELAND (APOTHECARIES ACT, 
ATHLONE BOROUGH, ATHLONE BRIDGE, ATTOR- 
NIES.— BAKERS, BUTTER TRADE, BUTTER TRADE 
AcT.—CALLAN CHAPEL, CHARITIES, CHURCH OF 
IRELAND, CiviL BILL FEES, CORONERS, CoRPo- 
RATE PROPERTY.—DEBTORS.—EDUCATION, ELEc- 
TIVE FRANCHISE, FORTY SHILLING FREEHOLDERS. 
— GALWAY JURISDICTION, GRAND CANAL.—JE- 
SUITS, JEWS. — INSOLVENT DEBTORS CouURT. — 
LEATHER.—MALT TRADE, MAYNOOTH COLLEGE, 
NAAS ROAD, NIMMO, ALEXANDER.—PARISH VeEs- 
TRIES, PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS, Poor Laws, 
Poor RELIEF.—QUARTER SESSIONS DECREES— 
REGULAR ORDERS, ROADS AND BRIDGES, ROYAL 
CANAL COMPANY.— SHANNON, SUBLETTING:— 
TOBACCO.—WESTMEATH, MARQUIS OF).— Kine’s 
Bencn.—Lazsovurers Waces, LAsour Rate, Lanp 
Tax, Leicester Gao, Lire ANNuITIES, LuMSDEN. 
—Macuinery, Mart Dutiss, Man, Iste or, Mas- 
TERS AND APPRENTICES, Mititia Starr, Monastic 
INSTITUTIONS.—PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, Paro- 
cH1aL Rates, Patent Ricuts, PrtcHarps, Poor 
Laws, Post Orricre, Property Tax, Protestant 
Sotpriers.— Retait Brewers, Rissaons, Rippon 
TrapveE, Roman CaTuouic Bisnors, Roman Catuouic 
Ciaims, Rosamonp Brie, Rowe, Ryre.—SaintJames, 
WeEstTMINSTER, VESTRY, ScoTLAND (BEER DUTIES. 
—CANDLE DUTIES, CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.— MALT 
DUTIES. — OPERATIVES OF RENFREW. — SILK 
TRADE).—SEAMEN, SELECT VESTRIES, SuHoes, Sitk 
Trave, Sitavery, SMaAtt Dests, SmMyru, SPANISH 
Craims, SpiTaAtfietps Weavers, Stamp Durizs, 
Srarcu, Sucar Dutizs.—Tea, THames WaTERMEN, 
THEATRICAL AuTHORS, TiTHEs ComMUTATION, TrRI- 
nity House Pitots.—UNIveERs!ITIES.—WacGeEs, WaAL- 
KER, Wine, Woo., WorsTED MILLs. 





Pitcnarps ; Petitions for the continuance of the Bounty on 
the Exportation thereof; Of Persons carrying on the Pilchard 
Fishery at Fowey and Polruan; To be printed, 43. Of resi- 
dent Sidh-cutens of Mevagissey ; To be printed, 174. Of 
Persons interested in the Pilchard Fishery, in the Port of Looe; 
To be printed, 271. Of Fish-curers and Owners of Pilchard 
Seans, at New Quay and its vicinity, in the county of Corn- 
wall; of Persons carrying on the Pilchard Fishery at Port- 
loe, in the parish of Veryan, in the county of Cornwall; and, 
at Portscatha, in the parish of Gerrans, in the county of 
Cornwall ; To be printed, 293. Of Persons concerned in the 
Pilchard Fishery at Charlestown, and other Fishing Stations 
at Saint Austell, Cornwall; at Parr, in the parish of Saint 
Blazey ; and at Gorran Haven; To be printed, 368. 

PitotaceE. Vide Accounts. 

Trinity House. 


Vide AccounTs. 


N 


Pitots. Vide Liverroot. 
PLANTATIONS. Suppty. 


PLAYER, 








INDEX fo the E1GHTY-FOURTH VOLUME. 


[ 1899. 








Payer, Thomas Gregory; Bill from the Lords, to authorize 
a Settlement of his Estates, under the direction of the High 
Court of Chancery, 377. Read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 380. Consaltted ; Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed on a certain day; 388. Bill reported; and passed ; 
406. Royal Assent, 416. 


Pouice Magistrates; Acts for the more effectual administra- 
tion of the Office of a Justice of the Peace, in and near the 
Metropolis, read ; Bill to continue the said Acts, ordered, 344. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
344. Committed, 350. Considered, 358. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 365. Passed, 
380. Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assent, 399. 

Poor Laws; Petition of John Meadows White, for the Amend- 
ment thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; goo. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Middlesex and Surrey, 
for Inquiry into the State thereof, 362. To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 363. 

Vide IRELAND. 


Poor Rates. Vide Accounts. 
THERHITHE. 


LABouRERS WaGEs. Ro- 


Poor Reuier. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. Laspour Rare. 
Porta Cawu Railway. Vide Durrryn Liynv1. 
Port Patrick Harbour. Suppty. 


Portucat; Lords Commissioners Speeches at the commence- 
ment and termination of the last Session of Parliament, and 
at the commencement of the present Session, so far as they 
relate to Portugal, read; Motion for presenting an humble 
Address to His Majesty, for Extracts of Dispatches, and other 
Papers, concerning the relations between this Country and 
the Queen of Portugal ; and by Leave withdrawn, 357. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 32.) 


Vide Accounts. 


Postreas. Vide Accounts. 


PosTMAsTER GENERAL; Usual Orders relating to him, 10. 


Post Orrice; Petitions complaining of the additional Charge 
of Twopence, on the delivery of General Post Letters ; Of 
Inhabitants of certain parts of the parishes of Paddington 
and Mary-le-bone, consisting of the Edgeware-road, Con- 
naught-place, Connaught-square, Connaught-terrace, Sove- 
reign-street, and several other Streets; To be printed, 244. 
Of Jolin Wheel; To be printed, 409. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Belgrave-square and 
Eaton-square, praying that the said District may be included 
in the limits of the General Post Delivery ; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 376. 


Poutsnort ( Wilts) Lands; Petition for a Bill for dividing and 
inclosing the same; and Bill ordered, 37. 


PoweE.tt, Thomas. Vide Haynes. 
Prayers; Usual Orders relating thereto, 10. 








Vide AccounTs. 


Prestwicn and Bury Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually Sg es improving the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 37. eported ; Bill ordered; 102. Presented, 
and read, 113. Committed, 138. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
172. Passed, 181. Agreed to by the Lords, 207. Royal 
Assent, 221. 


Priory Pitt Road. Vide Mtrrorp and Mer.in’s Hix. 
Princess, Mary. Vide SLavery. 

Prison FEEs. 
Prisons. Vide Accounts. 


Private Bitus. Vide Accounts. 
TIONS. STANDING ORDERS. 


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; 9. 


Proctors. Vide EccLesiastTicaL Courts. 


Property IN Inrants; Bill for amending the Laws relating 
thereto, ordered, 211. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 224. Committed, 
234. Considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 252. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 265. Report fur- 
ther considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 277. Passed, 285. 

Property Tax ; Petition of John Matson, of West Hackney, 
for Repealing the present Taxes, and substituting a Property 
Tax of Twenty-five per cent ; To lie on the Table ; and to be 
printed ; 403. 

Protestant DissENTING MInisTERs. 
Suppty. 


PREROGATIVE CourRT oF CANTERBURY. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 33.) 


Bitts. Orpers. PEtTi- 


Vide Accounts. 





SoxpieRs ; Petition of Ministers, and others, 
of Wainfleet All Saints, and Saint Mary ; praying, that Pro- 
testant Soldiers may be emancipated, and placed on the same 
level with Popish Soldiers, who cannot be required to attend 
Protestant Religious Services ; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 392. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


Business ; Resolution relative to Orders of the Day, 
and Notices, 10. 


Income and ExreNDITURE. Vide Accounts. 
Recorps. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 34) 


Pustic Accounts. 
BuiLDINGs. 














10°Geo. IV. Parl.8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


QUALIFICATION or FREEHOLDERS. Vide IRELAND. 
QuarTeR Sessions DecreEs. Vide IRELAND. 
QveEN ANNE’s Bounty. Vide Accounts. 


QUESTIONS : 

————_——— Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not 
See, 1G, Sas, SM ET, 312, 313, 326, 332, 356, 364, 
3°9- 





Main, put, 184, 190, 203, 227, 252, 312, 313, 325, 

332, 356, 389. 

— Amended, 159, 290, 304, 311, 324. 

Amendments proposed to be made to Questions, 
withdrawn, 272, 325, 360, 364, 401. 

Amendment proposed to be made to a Question ; 

Debate thereupon adjourned, 350. Debate resumed ; Amend- 
ment withdrawn ; 360. 

QueEsTIONs passed in the NEGATIVE ; viz. 

That certain Words proposed to be left out of 

Questions, stand part thereof, 159, 290, 304, 311, 324. 

That certain Words be inserted in the Mutiny Bill, 














122. 


That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the 
Qualification of Freeholders (Ireland) Bill, That they have 
Power to prevent a fraudulent and fictitious Registry, 157. 


That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the 
Qualification of Freeholders (Ireland) Bill, That they have 
Power to extend the operation of the Bill to Boroughs and 
Cities, and Towns Corporate in Ireland, 175. 

That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the 
said Bill, That they have the Power of preserving the existing 
Rights of Protestant Freeholders, 175. 

For inserting certain Words in the Roman Catholic 
Relief Bill, 179. 

For reading a second time a Clause offered to be 
added on the further consideration of the Report of a Bill, 
179. 


——-— 


as 
































For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on 
Third Reading of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill, 184. 


-—_—_——— For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the state of the Silk Trade, 229. 

For bringing in a Bill to exclude the Borough of 

East Retford from electing Burgesses to serve in Parliament, 

264. 








That the House do now adjourn, 264, 327. 

That the House doth agree with the Committee on 

the Croydon Improvement Bill, in an Amendment, 270. 

That a Petition do lie upon the Table, 275. 

—————— For hearing Counsel on a Petition against Clerk 
of the Pleas (Ireland) Bill, 285. 

For bringing in a Bill to repeal the Act to prevent 
cruel and improper Treatment of Cattle, and to make other 
Provisions in lieu thereof, 289. 

———_———. That the House doth agree with a Committee on a 
Bill in an Amendment (Clause C.) 299. 

That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the 

Anatomy Regulation Bill, That they have Power to repeal so 

much of Act g Geo.4, c.31, as empowers Judges to order 

the Bodies of Murderers to be given over for Dissection, 308. 

For the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to 
consider of an Alteration of the Corn Laws, 318. 

—_—_—_—_——. That certain Words be inserted in the Schedule to 
the Customs Duties Bill, 356. 

For Parliamentary Reform, 364. 

For issuing a new Writ for em | Two Burgesses 
to serve in this present Parliament for the Borough of East 
Retford, 364. 

For reading a Second time Clauses offered to be 
added on the Third Reading of Ecclesiastical Courts Bill, 
389. 

Questions, Previous and Motion withdrawn, 272. 

—— Previous, passed in the NeGaTIVE: 

That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the State of the Trade between Great Britain, the East 
Indies and China, 301. 

—_—_—_——-—- That a proportion of the able-bodied Po ulation of 

the United Kitgetoas, who are dependent upon Wages of 


Labour for their support, are now out of Employment, and it 
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INDEX ¢@o the E1GHTY-FoURTH VoLUME. 





QUESTIONS —continued. 
is expedient that such measures should be adopted in the next 
Session of Parliament, as may furnish the most safe and effec- 
tual means of Improvement, &amp;c. 379. 

—— That no human Legislature has any lawful power 

to ea or destroy the natural Rights of Life and Liberty, 
unless the Owner shall himself commit some criminal act 
that amounts to forfeiture, 379. 

QuEsTIONS resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE : 

That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 184, 190, 227, 252, 312, 313, 
326, 332, 389. 

That certain Words be inserted in, or added to 
Questions, 159, 290, 304, 311, 324. 

—— That the Order of the Day for resuming an ad- 

journed Debate, be now read, 109. 

—— That the House do resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of the Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on His 
Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, 109. 

——_—_——— For reading a Second time the Roman Catholic 

Relief Bill, 148. 


—————— For reading a Second time the Qualification of 
Freeholders (Ireland) Bill, 152. 


——__——— That the Roman Catholic Relief Bill be ingrossed, 
179. 











That a certain Word stand part of a Bill, 217. 
That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 252. 
—— That Mr. O’Connell is not entitled to sit or vote in 
this House, unless he first take the Oath of Supremacy, 311. 
—_—__——— That the Report of Tailzies Regulation Bill be now 
brought up, 340. 
——————. That certain Words stand part of the Land Revenue 
Bill, 349. 
That an Address be presented to His Majesty, for 
Copies or Extracts of any Communications between the Co- 
lonial Office and Upper and Lower Canada, 389. 





10° Geo. IV. Parl.8. Sess. 3. A. 18209. 


RamscatTe Harbour. Vide Accounts. 


Ranpatt, William; Bill from the Lords for repealing certain 
arts of Act of last Session, for enabling Trustees under his 
Will to grant Building Leases of part of his Estates, and 
Leases of certain Houses, 331. Read, 333. Committed, 
341. Leave to Committee to report on a certain day, 351. 
Reported ; and passed; 381. Royal Assent, 400. 


Rapier, George Christian. Vide ConcreEve’s Rockets. 
RatcuirFe Roads. Vide Prestwicn and Bury. 


Ratcuirr Gas; Petition for a Bill to extend and enlarge 
Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 63. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 130. Presented, and read, 136. 


READING and HATFIELD Road ; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same; Referred to a 
Committee, 57. Reported; Bill ordered; 113. Presented, 
and read, 140. Committed, 231. Members added, 261. 
Petition of Trustees acting for the Third District of the 
Reading and Hatfield Turnpike Road, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 266. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 278. 
Passed, 300. By the Lords, with Amendments, 362. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 367. Royal Assent, 400. 

ReaAt Prorerty. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 35.) 

Recocnizances. Vide E,EcTions. 

Vide Accounts. 

Vide East Inp1a. 


Vide IRELAND. 


ReEcorpD CommIssION, 
ReGisTRAR at Madras. 
ReGuLAR ORDERS. 
Re.icion ; Grand Committee appointed, 9. 


Reticiovs Services. Vide PRoTEsTANT SOLDIERS. 


REPORTS: 





Time limited for receiving Reports on Private 
Bills, 10. 





of former Sessions, referred to Select Com- 
mittee, 10, 90, 209, 234. 





To be re-printed, 142, 402. 


Referred to Select Committees, 75, 84, 85, 87, 
88, 92, 101, 105, 119, 123,.126, 165, 209. 


Read again, 173, 247, 261, 311. 


Time enlarged for receiving Reports, 269, 270, 
274, 275, 279, 280, 281, 282, 292, 309, 310, 320, 336. 


To be printed, 14, 162, 233, 315, 356, 374, 














395, 402. 





Request, Courts of.. Vide Accounts. 


VOL. 84, 





Sess. 1829. 


RESOLUTIONS : 
To be printed, 10, 240. 








Read again, 203. 
Postponed, 97, 108, 120, 182, 194. 








Retait Brewers; Petition of Licensed Victuallers of Oldham, 


for the Regulation thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 142. 





—_ Petition of Brewers of Stockport, for per- 
mission to sell Beer after Eleven o’clock on Saturday evenings, 
288. To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 280. 
REVENvE. Vide Accounts. 
— Inquiry. Vide Accounts. (Appressgs, 36, 37.) 


RuayapeEr Road; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to Llangerrig; Referred to a Committee, 31. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 46. Presented, and read, 53. Com- 
mitted, 76. Reported; to be ingrossed; 105. Passed, 112. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 145. Royal Assent, 158. 


Riszpons; Petition of Ribbon Manufacturers of Coventry, 
against the reduction of the Duty on Importation thereof ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 201. 


Rippon TRADE ; Petition of Joseph Merry, of Coventry, Ribbon 
Manufacturer, for vesting the Property of new and original 
Patterns applicable to Ribbons, in the first Inventor; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 247. 


Ricuarps, Henry; Bill from the Lords for vesting his Real 
Estates in Trustees, for sale, for payment of his Debts, 347. 
Read, 350. Committed; Leave to Committee to sit and pro- 


ceed on a certain day; 351. Reported; and passed; 381. 
Royal Assent, 400. 


Ricumonp Bridge. Vide Accounts. 
Rieuts of Exkcurors. 
RiprPonpDEN Roads. 

Roaps and BripceEs. 


Vide ExecurTors. 
Vide OLpHAM. 
Vide IRELAND. 


RocupDaAeE and Bury Road; Petition for a Bill for enlarging 
Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 71. 


Rock Loan Society; Petition for a Bill to enable the said 
Society to sue and be sued in the name of their Chairman or 
Secretary; Referred to a Committee, 52. Reported; Bill 
orderel ; 87. Presented, and read, 91. Committed, 119. 


Roman Catnotic Bisnops; Petition of John Scott, of Ban- 
don, against the Authority of the Bishops of Rome in these 
Realms; To lie on the Table, 43. 


Roman Catuouic Criaims; Petitions against the Claims of 
the Roman Catholics ;—Of the Provost, Magistrates and 
Council of the royal burgh of Stirling ; of Gentry, Clergy, Free- 
holders, and Inhabitants of Amersham ; of Minister, Church- 
wardens, Vestrymen, and Inhabitants of Saint James, Bristol ; 
of Saint Paul, Bristol; of Saint Peter, Bristol; of Vicar, 
Churchwarden, Vestry, and Inhabitants of All Saints, Bristol ; 
of Churchwardens, Vestry, and Inhabitants of Saint Mary-le- 
Port, Bristol ; of Vicar, Churchwardens, Vestrymen, and In- 
habitants of Saint Mary Redcliff, Bristol ; of Churchwardens, 
Vestry, and Inhabitants of Saint John Baptist, Bristol ; of 
Vicar, Churchwardens, Vestry, and Inhabitants of Saint Ni- 
cholas with Saint Leonard annexed, Bristol ; of Saint George, 
Gloucester ; of Minister, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of 
Chew Magna; of the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral 
Church of Chester ; and, of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Inha- 
bitants of Newark-upon-Trent ; To be printed, 8. Of Pro- 

rietors, Freeholders and Householders of Waddington; of 
a Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Abernant ; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the united parishes 
of Mydrim and Llanvihangel Abercowin ; of the Vicar, Church- 
wardens and Parishioners of Convil in Elvet ; of Llangeler ; 
and, of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Llanyby- 
ther, 14. Of Protestant Inhabitants of Killeevan; of Gentle- 
tlemen, Clergymen and others of Monaghan ; of the barony of 
Monaghan ; of Currin; of Drumsnat; of Killmore ; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Aghabog; of Gentlemen, Clergymen, 
and Protestants of Clones ; of the Eastern division of Clones ; 
of Tyhollan ; of the Bishop and Clergy of the united diocese 
of Rillalla and Achonry ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Kill- 

lass; of Castle Connor; of Crosmolina, Adrigoole, &amp;c.; of 

ector, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of Northchurch ; of 
Inhabitants of Hemel-Hempsted, Berkhamsted Saint Peter, and 
other places ; of the barony of Ossory ; of Magistrates, Clergy 
and Inhabitants of Ripon; of Inhabitants of the chapelries of 
Sawley and Winksley ; of the ye yd of Bishop Thornton 
and other places ; of Aldermen and Common Council, Bur- 
gesses and Inhabitants of Ruthin ; of Parishioners of Henllan ; 
of Inhabitants of Llansannan ; of Nottingham; of Gentry, 
Freeholders and others of East Bridgford; of the Clergy of 
the archdeaconry of Derby; of Inhabitants of Ashburne; of 
Magistrates, Clergy and others of Wirksworth ; of Freehold- 
ers and Inhabitants of Matlock and Bonsall ; of Vicar, Church- 
wardens, Vestrymen and Inhabitants of Temple, Bristol ; of 
Rector, ctiupheitndens and others of Saint Stephen, Bristol ; 
of Clergy of the ene of the east riding of the oe 

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Roman Caruotic Criaims; Petitions against—continued. 

and diocese of York; of Minister, Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Kirkby Fleetham; of Inhabitants of Grantham ; 
of Tartaraghan ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Moyne; of the 
baronies of Lower Ormond, Upper Ormond, and of Owney 
and Arra; of Inhabitants of the manor of Richmount, Ar- 
magh ; of Mayor, High Steward and Inhabitants of Oswestry ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Portarlinton; of the Dean and 
Chapter of the cathedral church of the Holy and Indivisible 
Trinity in Gloucester; of Freeholders and Householders of 
, Dowdeswell, Pt reem oo and Whittington; of Clergy, 
- Merchants, and others of Kingston-upon-Hull; of Mayor and 
Aldermen of Kingston-upon-Hull; and, of Inhabitants of 
Mansfield; To be printed, 14. Of the chapelry of Mid- 
dlesmoor ; of South Stainley and Burton Leonard; of Dean 
and Chapter of Ely ; of Clergy of the Isle of Ely; of Bailiff, 
Recorder, Justices, and others, of Wenlock; of Landholders 
and Inhabitants of Boxgrove; of Protestant Dissenters of 
~ Providence Chapel, Chichester; of Minister and Inhabitants 
- of Llanwenog; of Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Sudbury ; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of Ferns and Kilbride; of Youghall, 
and barony of Imokilly; of the barony of Tyrhugh; of the 
county of Meath; of Ballyjamesduff; of Mayor, Aldermen, 
and capital burgesses of Harwich; and, of Inhabitants of 
Cheshunt, Broxbourne, and Wormley ; To be printed, 20. Of 
Stretton-upon-Dunsmore, 22. Of Vicar, Churchwardens and 
Parishioners of Eccleshall; of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Newtownbarry ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Protestant 
Inhabitants of Clonegall; of Barah; of Inhabitants and Re- 
sidents of Lyme Regis; of Inhabitants of Killalla; of Gentry, 
Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Lackan; and, of 
Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of Dunfeeny and Kilbride; To 
- be printed, 22. Of Methodist Congregation of Derryanville ; 
of Inhabitants of Portadown ; and, of Protestant Inhabitants 
of Charlemont and Moy, 24. Of the Clergy of the count 
palatine of Durham; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Bid- 
dulph; of Ulverstone; of the Reverend Sir Harcourt Lees, 
Baronet ; of Clergymen of the Deaneries of Alnwick and Bam- 
burgh; of Residents of Northallerton; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Dalham; of Gazeley-cum-Kent- 
ford; of Denham; of Kennett ; of Chippenham; of Lidgate ; 
of Inhabitants of Barrow ; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Stanton Drew and Saint Thomas-in-Pensford ; 
of the united parishes of Pilton and North Wootton; of Bris- 
lington; of Vicar, Curate, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Twerton ; of Rector and others of Kelston; of Inhabitants of 
Northampton ; of Passenham-cum-Denshanger ; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Welton; of Archdeacon 
and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Wilts ; of Protestant In- 
habitants of the barony of Rathdowne; of the united parishes 
of Killinkere and Mullagh; of Gentlemen, Clergy, Free- 
holders'and Inhabitants of Rathdrum; of Protestant Inha- 
bitants of Tomb and Rossmanogue; of the Archbishop of 
Dublin and Bishop of Glandelagh, and Clergy of the said 
dioceses; of the Bishop and Clergy of the diocese of Elphin; 
of Inhabitants of Bangor; of Calvinistic Methodists of Car- 
narvon; of Minister, Wardens and Parishioners of Llannor ; 
of Burgesses and Inhabitants of Pwllheli; and,of Freeholders 
of the county of Kent; To be printed, 24. Of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Charleville, 28. To be printed, 34. Of Free- 
holders and Householders of Ashbury; of Inhabitants of 
Poole, Dorset; of Rector, Churchwardens and others, of 
Wotton Fitzpaine; of Bailiffs, Burgesses and Inhabitants 
of Bridgnorth ; of Inhabitants of the eedion of Kinalmeahy, 
Carbery, &amp;c.; of Gentlemen, Clergy and others, of Easkey 
and Killmackshalgan ; of Protestant Clergy, Gentlemen and 
' others, of Dromard, Skreene and Templeboy; of Archdeacon 
and Cle of the deaneries of Richmond, Catterick and Bo- 
ronghheitige) of Minister, Churchwardens and others, of Saint 
Augustine-the-Less, Bristol; of Ministers, Churchwardens, 
Vestry. and Inhabitants of Saint Thomas, Bristol; of Gentry, 
. Clergy and Inhabitants of Chard; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Elksley; of Gamston; of Inha- 
bitants of Egmanton; of Bothamsall ; of West Markham; of 
the Archdeacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of Ely; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of Kilskerrie, Trillie, and their vicinity ; 
. of the united ishes of Gollon, Mosstown and Dromin; of 
Inhabitants of the manor of Ballyoran; of Clentilue; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Carlingford ; of Inhabitants of Mohill ; 
of Rathangan; of Gentlemen, Clergy and others, of Rath- 
villy; of the Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the 
University of Oxford; of Clergy and Laity of Nunney, 
Whatley and Cloford; of Minister, Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Dundry; of the Patron, Rector, Curate and 
. others of Norton-Mulreward and Chewstoke; and, of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Milborne Port; To be printed, 28. 
Of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Epperstone ; 
of East Markham and West Drayton; of Inhabitants of Lax- 
ton; of Woodborough ; of Minister, Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Shelford; of Burton Joyce-cum-Buleote; of 
Rectors, Ministers, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Cot- 
grave, Hickling and other places; of Inhabitants of Tuxford; 
of Householders of Stainton-le-Street, Redmarshall and other 
places; of Inhabitants of Anglesey; of Holyhead; of Liani- 
dan and Llanddanielfab; and, of einwen, Llangaffo and 
Newborough; 33. Of Inhabitants 5 aN te a of Rec- 





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tor, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Ludger- 
shall; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Ickford; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Willen; of Inha- 
bitants of Horwood Parva; of Freeholders and Inhabitant 
Householders of Stone and Hartwell; of Proprietors, House- 
holders and Inhabitants of Towersey; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Woughton-on-the-Green; of Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Halton; of Minister, Church- 
wardens, Freeholders and others of Chilton, Oakley, Lower 
Winchendon and Chearsley ; of Rector, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Wavendon; of Minister and Inhabitants of 
Astwood ; of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and others of Chal- 
font Saint Peter; of Inhabitants of Ravenstone; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Chetwode; of Inhabitants 
of Fenny Stratford ; of Newport Pagnell ; of Great Linford ; 
of Minister and Inhabitants of Bradwell; of Inhabitants of 
Great Missenden ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Little Lin- 
ford ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Shal- 
ston; of Ministers and other Inhabitants of Lathbury; of 
Clergy, Gentry, Freeholders and others of Padbury ; of Vicar, 
Freeholders and other Inhabitants of Thornborough ; of Rec- 
tor, Churchwardens and Freeholders of Leckhampstead; of 
Gentry, Freeholders and Inhabitants of March Gibbon; of 
Vicar, Churchwardens, Overseers and others of Olney, and 
hamlet of Warrington ; of Inhabitants of Wolverton; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Barton; of Inha- 
bitants of Nash; of Clifton Reynes; of Ministers, Church- 
warden and Inhabitants of Broughton; of Cublington; of 
Vicar, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Stewk- 
ley; of Princes Risborough ; of Inhabitants of Whaddon; of 
Saint Giles and Saint Mary Magdalen, Stony Stratford ; of 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Taplow; of Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Tingewick; of Minister, Churchwardens, 
Overseers and Inhabitants of Bletchley; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Cheddington; of Bierton and 
Stoke Mandeville; of Maids Morton; of Gentry, Clergy, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Wendover; of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of North Marston; of Freeholders, House- 
holders and Inhabitants of Winslow and Grandborough; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Bow Brickhill ; 
of Preston Bissett; of Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabit- 
ants of Emberton; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Steeple 
Claydon ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Gawcott; of Buckland; of Inhabitants of Loughton; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Woolstone 
Magna; of Inhabitants of Haddingham, Cuddington, and 
Kingsey; of Curate, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of Akeley-cum-Stockholt; of Freeholders, Landholders, 
Tradesmen and Inhabitants of Quainton, with its hamlets of. 
Doddershall, Denham and Shipton Lee; of Gentry, Clergy, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the three hundreds of Buek. 
ingham; of Inhabitants of Little Brickhill; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Dorton; of Vicar and In- 
habitants of Chickley; of Inhabitants of Beachamptor; of 
Little Woolstone; of Freeholders, Householders and Inhabi- 
tants of Bledlow ; of Rector, Curate, Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Sherington; of Minister, Churchwardens, Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Horsendon; of Rector and Inha- 
bitants of North Crawley; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Addington; of Freeholders and Inhabitants 
of Dinton; of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants 
of Shenley; of Inhabitants of Newton Blossomville; of 
Lavendon and Cole Brayfield; of Horwood Magna with 
the hamlet of Singleborough; of Rector, Minister, Church- 
wardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Twyford; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Pitstone; of. Lil- 
lingstone Dayrell; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Long 
Crendon; of Vicar, Churchwardens, Overseers and Inhabi- 
tants of Edlesborough; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Sbabbington ; of Worminghall ; of Clergymen, Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Ilmer and Aston Sandford; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Drayten Beachamp ; of 
Brill and Borstall; of Aston Clinton; of Freeholders and In- 
habitants of Aylesbury; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Clifton-upon-Dunsmore ; of Landowners, Tenants, 
Householders, and Inhabitants of Canwick; of Minister 
and Congregation of the Presbyterian Church at Stonebridge 
in Clones; of Gentlemen, Clergymen, Freeholders, and Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Drum; of Muckno; of Clergy of the 
Deanery of Marchia, in the diocese of Saint Asaph ; of Inha- 
bitants of Lymm; of Hitchin; of Archdeacon and Clergy of 
the diocese of Canterbury; 33. To be printed, 34. Of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of the baronies of East Muskerry, West 
Muaskerry and Barretts ; of Clonsha Culdaff and Donagh ; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Saint Mary, alias 
Newtown Barry; of Protestant Inhabitants of Enniscorthy ; 
of Mohill; of tl ha of Gentlemen, Clergymen, Free- 
holders and others, Protestants of Carrigallen; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Hornby; of Inhabitants of 
the chapelry of Bishop Moncton; of Mayor, Aldermen and 
Capital Burgesses of Sudbury ; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Sudbury All Saints; of Sudbury Saint 
Peter; of Sudbury Saint Gregory; of Minister, Tih 
wardens, Overseers, Freeholders, and others, of Llangernyw ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitauts of Llanrhaiadryn 
Cinmerch ; of Clergy of the city and vicmmity of Boater of 
icar, 


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INDEX ¢o the Er1curTy-FourtH VOLUME. 








Roman Caruotic Craims ; Petitions against—continued. 

Vicar, Churchwardens, Vestrymen and Inhabitants of Saint 
Philip and Saint Jacob, Bristol; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and others, of Childrey ; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Welford ; of Mayor, Burgesses and Commonalty of Walling- 
ford ; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of Berks; 
of Inhabitants of Great and Little Cornard; of Archdeacon 
and Clergy of the diocese and county of Oxford; of Inhabit- 
ants of Witney ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Fringford ; and, of Protestants of Wexford ; To be printed, 
34. Ofthe Archbishop and Clergy of the diocese of Tuam; 
of Ministers, Preachers and Elders of the Welsh Calvinistic 
Methodists in the county of Anglesea; of Inhabitants of 
Baydon; of William Mackray, Moderator of the Associate 
Burgher Presbytery of Stirling and Falkirk ; of John Ander- 
son, Moderator of the Associate Presbytery of Glasgow; of 
Minister, Churchwarden and Inhabitants of Barlaston; of 
Minister, Elders, and Congregations of Calvinistic Metho- 
dists in the county of Denbigh; of Magistrates, Gentry, Clergy 
and Inhabitants of Ysceifiog and other places; of Mayor, 
Bailiffs and Burgesses of Criccieth; of Magistrates, Clergy, 
Gentry and others of Rochdale; of Inhabitants of Cheadle, 
Checkley and Croxden; of Wolstanton and other places in 
the Potteries; of Chief Constable, Clergy and others of 
Burslem; and, of Inhabitants of Stoke Proper, in the Staf- 
fordshire Potteries; 41. Of Protestant Inhabitants of Lough- 
gall; of Tandragee ; of Presbyterian Congregation of Market- 
hill; of Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of Aberystwyth; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Parishioners of Bettws Evan ; 
- of Vicar, Chapelwardens and Parishioners of Brongwyn; of 
Inhabitants of Llanrhystid and other places; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Mount and Verwick ; of 
- Minister, Churchwardens and Parishioners of Llanllwchaiarn 
. Newquay; of Parishioners of Llanfairorllwyn ; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Parishioners of Penbryn; of Vicar, 
. Churchwardens and Parishioners of Llandissil; of Incum- 
. bent, Churchwardens and Parishioners of Blaenporth; of 
Rector, Churchwardens and Parishioners of Llangunllo; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the united pa- 
rishes of Llandissilio-Gogo and Llangranog; of Rectors, 
Churchwardens and Parishioners of Troedyaur; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the united parishes of 
Clayton and Keymer; of the Archdeacon of Northampton, 
and Clergy of the diocese of revenge x of Mayor and 
Corporation, and Inhabitants of Saffron Walden ; of Protes- 
tant Inhabitants of Dunmanway ; of Cloyne ; of Pettigo; of 
Ballygawley ; of Lisnaskea ; of Tinnehely and Kilcommon, 
and other places; of Dean and Chapter of the cathedral 
church of Peterborough ; of Presbyterian Minister, Elders and 
. Congregation of Ahory; and, of Protestants of Mullabrack ; To 
be printed, 41. Of Protestant Inhabitants of Donaghmore ; of 
Fintona ; of Tyrrelspass; and, of Minister; Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Tipton ; 49. Of Inhabitants of Thame ; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Moate ; of Athlone ; of the half parish 
of Kilmoremoy ; of Inhabitants of Haslemere ; of Saint Mar- 
tin’s Oxford; of Clergymen, Gentlemen and Protestants of 
the united parishes of Wicklow, Glanely and Kilisky; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of Arklow ; of Gentlemen, Clergy and 
others, of Arklow; of Castle M‘Adam and Ballintemple ; of 
Rathdrum; of Gentlemen, Freeholders and Protestant Inha- 
. bitants of Newcastle, Wicklow; of Delganny; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Powerscourt; of Kilpipe; of Prebawn; of Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Bray, Wicklow ; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Upper Talbotstown ; of Clergy, Gentlemen and 
Freeholders of Dunganstown; of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Derralossory ; of Mayor, Aldermen and Common Councilmen 
of Boston ; of Protestant Landed Proprietors, Clergy and In- 
habitants of the barony of Leitrim; of Leitrim; of Clergy- 
men, Gentlemen, Freeholders and others, of Kingscourt ; of 
Protestants of Kiltubride ; of Carrick-on-Shannon; of Landed 
Proprietors, Freeholders and others, of Drumshanbo; of 
Protestant Clergy, Churchwardens and Parishioners of Kil- 
togert; of Inhabitants of the united parishes of Stockland 
and Dalwood; and of Wrington; To be printed, 49. Of 
Inhabitants of -Marnham and Fledborough; of Boughton ; 
of North Muskham and Bathley; of Cromwell; of Wel- 
low; of Kneesal; of Holme; of Eakring; of Norwell; 
of Maplebeck ; of Walesby and Kirton ; and, of John Joseph 
Stockdale, of Carlton-colonnade, Regent-street; 49. Of In- 
habitants of Worcester; of Bewdley; of Rector, Curate, 
Churchwardens and others of Astley ; of Curate, Churchward- 
ens, Overseers, and Inhabitants of Keel; of Vicar, Curate, 
Churchwardens and others of Clevedon; of Inhabitants of 
- Bruton; of Protestant Inhabitants of Ballymote, and Union 
of Emlafad; of Inhabitants of Darlton; of Norwich; of 
Ministers and Inhabitants of Northrepps and Overshand ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Gimingham ; of 
Inhabitants of Haynford; and, of the Bishop and Clergy of 
the diocese of Dromore; To be printed, 59. Of the Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of Hereford ; of Dean 
and Chapter of the cathedral church of Hereford; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Albury ; of Pa- 
rishioners of Bedfont; of Mayor, Bailiffs and Commonalty of 
the city of Oxford ; of Freeholders, Householders and Inha- 
bitants of Downholm ; of Vicar, Clergy, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Grinton; of Rural Dean and Clergy of the 


VOL. 84.-——Sess. 1829. 


aati 08 Campden ; of Clergy of the deanery of Stow; of 
Rural Dean and Clergy of the deanery of Dursley ; of Inha- 
bitants of Denbigh; of Castle Cary ; of Burton-upon-Trent ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of the Unions of Modrenny and 
Ballaymackey ; of the baronies of Ikertin and Eliogarty ; 
of Clonlista; of Noblemen, Magistrates, Gentlemen and others, 
of the barony of Slieverdah ; of Proprietors, Landholders and 
Inhabitants of Myshall; of Inhabitants of Rathkeale ; and, 
of Wallasey ; 72. Tobe printed, 73. Of Freeholders, Yeo- 
men and Inhabitants of Blithfield; and, of Inhabitants of 
Alstonfield ; 76. Of Gentlemen, Clergymen, Freeholders and 
Protestant Inhabitants of Tydavenett; of Ballibay; of the 
barony of Cremorne ; of Protestant Inhabitants of the barony 
of Farny ; of Clergy of the deaneries of Newcastle-upon-Tyne 
and Corbridge; of Protestant Inhabitants of Longford ; of 
Gentlemen, Clergymen, Freeholders and others, of Bally- 
mahon; of Pallis Kenry; of Ballyorgan; of the barony 
of Granard; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of the hun- 
dred of Hinckford ; of Minister, Churchwardens, Overseers 
and others of Rawreth; of Vicar, Churchwarden and In- 
habitants of Littlebury ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Gorey ; of 
Inch ; of the eastern part of the county of Devon; of Done- 
raile and its vicinity; of Castle Lyons; of Rathcormack ; 
of Arva; of Castleraghan ; of Kildrumfarton alias Crushor- 
lough ; of Inhabitants of Helmsley and Kirkdale ; of Kirby- 
moorside; of Rural Dean and Clergy of the deanery of Glou- _ 
cester; of Protestant Inhabitants of the barony of Tyrawley ; 
of Minister and principal Inhabitants of the united parishes 
of Wiggonholt with Greatham ; of the Convener, Collector, 
Deacons and Visitor of the Fourteen Incorporated Trades of 
the city of Glasgow; of Ministers, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Bootle, Waverthwaite, and other places ; of Clergy- 
man, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Egremont; and, of 


_ Protestant Inhabitants of Saint George, Dublin; To be print- 


ed, 76. Of Inhabitants of Longhoughton ; of Portreeve, Vicar, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Chard; of Rector, Church- 
wardens, Overseers and Householders of Walcot; of Fresh- 
ford ; and of Inhabitants of High Littleton; 81. Of Newlyn; 
of Antony ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Parishioners of 
Manaccan and Saint Anthony-in-Meneage; of Paul; of Stoke 
Climsland; of Inhabitants of Truro; of Penzance ; of Gentry, 
Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the hundred of Les- 
newth and North division of the hundred of East; of Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of the Middle division of the hundred 
of East ; of the South division of the hundred of East, and of 
the East part of the hundred of West; of Inhabitants of the 
hundred of Stratton; of Stratton; of Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of Bodmin and Lostwithiel; of Ministers, Churchwar- 
dens and Inhabitants of Crantock Saint Columb Minor and 
Saint Mawgan; of Inhabitants of the county palatine of Ches- 
ter; of Minister, Churchwardens, Householders and Inhabi- 
tants of Tarrant Hinton; of Inhabitants of Grimston, Stratton 
and Bradford Peverel; of Great Catworth; of Seagoe; of Mi- 
nister and Parish Officers of Stoneham Parva; of Inhabitants 
of Newcastle-unde-Lyme ; of Freeholders and Inhabitants in 
the county of Devon; of Inhabitants of Morcott; of Farthing- 
stone; of Halifax; of Minister, Churchwardens, Vestrymen and 
Inhabitants of Arkingarthdale; of Rector, Curate, Church- 
wardensand Inhabitants of Swineshead; and, of Vicar, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Kimbolton; To be printed, 81. 
Of Clergy and Inhabitants of Llanfihangely, Croydden, and 
other places; of Rector, Landholders and Inhabitants of 
Monxton; of Inhabitants of Thraxton; and, of Amport-cum- 
Appleshawe; 84. Of Vicar and Inhabitants of Saxilby; of 
Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the hundred 
of Maelor; of Saint Asaph; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
archdeaconry of Sarum; of Ministers and Elders of the Scotch 
Presbytery in London; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of the 
hundred of Creuddin; of Freeholders, Householders and In- 


. habitants of West Bromwich; of Inhabitants of Weyhill; of 


Free Burgesses and Inhabitants of Carnarvon; of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Tithby-cum-Cropwell Butler; of Inhabi- 
tants of Walkeringham, Misterton and West Stockwith; of 
North and South Collingham; of Upton, Rolleston, and other 
places; of Thurgarton, Bleasby, and Hoveringham; of Caun- 
ton; of Ompton and Kersall; of South Clifton, North Clifton, 
and other places; of Minister, Churchwardens, Overseers and 
Inhabitants of Basford; of Inhabitants of Flawburough; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Eastwood and 
Greasley ; of Vicar and Inhabitants of Rolleston; of Kelham 
and Averham; of Magistrates, Clergy, Merchants, House- 
holders and Inhabitants of the city of Bristol, and its neigh- 
bourhood; of Deacon, Collector and Members of the Incorpo- 
ration of Hammermen, Glasgow; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Saint Mary the More and Saint Leonard, 
Wallingford ; of Saint Peter Wallingford; of Cholsey; of 
Brightwell and Sotwell; of Aston Tirrold; of Bensington; of 
Hagbourn ; of Clergymen of the Church of England in the 
deanery of Lonsdale ; of Minister, Churchwardens, Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Llanfaritalhaiarn; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Parishioners of Pistill and Carnguweh; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens, Resident Freeholders and Inhabitants 
of Bettws and Llanelian, in Rhés; of Inhabitants of Saint 
Dogmells; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Harwell: of the Archdeacon of the archdeaconry of Buck- 


_ingham, and Clergy of the deanery of Wendover; of Wad- 


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Roman Catnotic Craims; Petitions against—continued. 
desdon ; of Buckingham; of Wycombe; of Mursley; of 
Newport; of Inhabitants of Chobham; of Rector, Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Bisley; of Rector, Churchwardens and 
Parishioners of Ballymore; of Protestant Inhabitants of Lough- 
illy; of Ballymena; of Cloone; of Rector, Curate, Churchwar- 
- and Inhabitants of Tomregan ; of Protestant Gentlemen 
and Landed Proprietors of the united Parishes of Carbery; of 
Clergy, Gentlemen, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the hun- 
dred and neighbourhood of Deythur; 84; To be printed, 85. 
Of Protestant Inhabitants of the united parishes of Lurgan 
and Monterconaught; of Dromahair; of Clergymen, Session 
Committee and Presbyterians of Bally-jamesduff; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Virginia; of Noblemen, Clergymen, 
Geatlemen and Freeholders of Limerick ; of Protestant Inha- 
bitants of Drogheda; of the Mayor, Sheriffs, Burgesses and 
Common Council of Drogheda; of John Joseph Mouritz; of 
Inhabitants of Maidstone; of Minister and Congregation of 
Providence Chapel, Mote-road, Maidstone; of Minister, 
Churehwardens and Inhabitants of Wetheringsett -cum- 
Brockford ; of Inhabitants of Kendal, Kirkby Lonsdale and 
other places ; of Inhabitants of Kingsbridge and its vicinity ; 
of Archdeacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of Exeter; of 
Clergy resident within the archdeaconry of Totness ; of Inha- 
bitants of Great Torrington and its neighbourhood ; of IIfra- 
combe ; of Sowton; of the very Reverend the Dean, the Re- 
verend the Chancellor and Prebendaries of Norwich, and the 
Archdeacon of Norfolk, and the Clergy of the county ; of In- 
habitants of East Dereham, with the chapel of Hoe annexed ; 
of the Minister, Kirk-Session, Tenantry and Inhabitants of 
Edderton; of Inhabitants of Wellington, Somerset, and its 
vicinity ; of Portishead, Weston-in-Gordano and Clapton ; of 
Vicar, Curate, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Bath 
Easton; of Inhabitants of the united parishes of Yatton, 
Kenn and Kingston Seymour; of Citizens of York residing at 
Kingston-upon-Hull; and, of Inhabitants of Reading; To be 
printed, 85- Of Inhabitants of Lesbury ; of Warkworth; of 
arlaston ; and, of Rugeley; 89. Of Mayor, Burgesses and 
Inhabitants of Marlborough; of Inhabitants of Chepping 
Wycombe ; of Protestant Dissenters of Bethel Chapel, Wel- 
wyn; of Inhabitants of Bacup; of Vicar, Curate, Church- 
wardens and others, of West Wycombe; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Radnage ; of Inhabitants of Tow- 
cester ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Rossinver; of Annaduff; 
of Inhabitants of Nuneaton; of Atherstone; of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Coleshill; of Ministers, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Merevale, Baddesley-Ensor and Baxterley ; 
of Vicar, Churchwarden and Inhabitants of Anstey; of per- 
petual Curate, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Shilton ; of 
the Corporation of Sutton Coldfield ; of Inhabitants of Wisham, 
Curdworth and the neighbourhood ; of Gentry, Clergy, Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Chilvers Coton ; of the Corpora- 
tion of Chesterfield ; of Inhabitants of Ockbrook ; of Mayor, 
Aldermen, Burgesses and Inhabitants of Evesham; of Gen- 
tlemen, Clergy, Freeholders and Protestants of Kilfinan and 
Darra; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Heston ; 
of Curate, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Saint Mary 
Stratford Bow ; of rated Inhabitants within (not being Free- 
holders of) the county of Kent ; of [Inhabitants of Greenwich ; 
of Petham, Waltham, and other places ; of Gloucester and its 
vicinity ; of Swaffham ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 
hitants of Clifton; of Inhabitants of Kingston-upon Thames ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Saint Bridget’s, Dublin; of Gen- 
tlemen, Clergy, Freeholders and Protestants of Killehene; of 
Courtmattrix ; of Rathronan; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Cheveley ; of Curate, Churchwardens and 
Parishioners of Llantihengel; of Magistrates, Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Newcastle Emlyn and Parish of 
Kenarth ; of Vicar, Churchwardens and others, of Llanegwad ; 
of Inhabitants of Holywell; of Llanrwst; of resident Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Llandrillo-in-Rhés ; of Inhabitant 
Householders of Bidston ; of Protestants of Kilbride ; of Cros- 
serlough ; of Ballymachugh ; of Drumlomen ; and, of Minis- 
ter and Members of the Congregation meeting in Lady Hun- 
tingdon’s Chapel, Worcester; To be printed, 89. Of the 
Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Shepperton; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of the county of Armagh; of Inha- 
bitants of Hargrave and Covington; of Vicar, Curate, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Easton and Stow; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Spaldwick ; of Protestant 
Dissenters of Crown-street Chapel, Soho; of Minister and 
Congregation of the Episcopal Chapel, Long Acre; of Mi- 
nisters, Elders, Deacons and People of the National Scot- 
tish Chapel, Regent-square; of Junior Members of the 
University of Oxford; of Bailiff, Burgesses, Commonalty 
and Inhabitants of Daventry; of Inhabitants of Screve- 
ton; of North Leverton, South Leverton, and other places ; 
of Inhabitants of Saint Dogwell’s; of Protestant Inhabitants 
of Gilford, county of (Down); of Inhabitants of Dunham, 
Ragnall, Laneham, and other places ; of Inhabitants of Flint- 
ham ; of Gonalston and Lowdham ; of Mansfield; of Mans- 
field-W oodhouse, Skegby, and other places; of Kirkby, An- 
nesley, Selston, and other places ; of Edingley and ihlen; 


of Farnsfield ; of Kirklington, Hockerton, and Winkbourn ; 
of Worksop-cum-Carlton in Lindrick ; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Arnold ; of Inhabitants of Bawtry 


and Austerfield ; of Blyth; of Protestant landed Proprietors, 
Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the county of Leitrim; 
of Inhabitants of Sheffield; of Bailiffs, Burgesses and Inha- 
bitants of Scarborough ; of Clergy and Inhabitants of Flinton; 
of Winestead ; of Gembling ; of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders 
and Householders of the deanery and parish of Middleham ; 
of Freeholders and Inhabitants. of Sinnington and Salton; of 
Vicar, Curate, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Hutton’s 
Ambo; of Crambe, Whitwell, and other places; of Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Melton-on-the-Hill ; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Kirk Hammerton; of In- 
habitants of Hooton Pagnell; of Rector, Residents and. Inha- 
bitants of Barton-le-street ; of Inhabitants of Exeter; of the 
Corporation of Exeter; of Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of 
Tamworth ; of Minister, Chapelwardens and Inhabitants of 
Fazeley; of Inhabitants of Edlington and Thornton ; of Bam- 
burgh and Sotby; of Minister, heneieeiodeets and Inhabit- 
ants of Falkingham; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Osbournby ; of Inhabitants of Pehembury; of Parishioners 
of Clyst ‘Saint Lawrence; of Inhabitants of Brixham; of 
Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses and Inhabitants of Clifton Dart- 
mouth Hardness; of Landowners, Landholders and Inhabit- 
ants of Urswick ; of Members of the Brookeborough Bruns- 
wick Constitutional Club, and Protestant Inhabitants. of 
Brookeborough ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Belnaleck ; of 
that part of the eastern division of Clones, situate in the county 
of Fermanagh; of Inhabitants of the city of Gloucester; of 
Minister, Elders and Members of the Congregation of Burgher 
Seceders, Renfield-street, Glasgow ; of Protestant Members of 
the Established and Dissenting Churches, Inhabitants of Fer- 
naloy; of Crossmore; of Aughnagurgon; of Cavanagarvin 
and Drumhillery; of Keady; of the General Session of Glas- 
ow; of Protestants of Clonkeen ; of Inhabitants of Burrisa- 

eee of Protestant Inhabitants of Mawillian and Kille- 
reavey; of Drumkirk; of Kilmurry; of Brosna; of Rector, 
Curate, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Aghold; of Minis- 
ter and Inhabitants of Kingsbury; of Lea Marston ; of Gentry, 
Clergy, Yeomen and Master Tradesmen of Midhurst; of the 
Rural Rean, the Rectors, the Vicars and Curates of several 
parishes in one of the rural deaneries of the diocese of 
Chichester, and archdeaconry of Lewes; of Magistrates, 
Clergy, Gentry, Merchants and Inhabitants of Manchester and 
Salford; of Inhabitants of Chatham; of Vicar, Churchwar- 
dens and other Inhabitants of Marden; of Householders and 
other Inhabitants of Shoreham, Kent; of Inhabitants of 
Brompton and Gillingham ; of Rochester; of rated Inhabit- 
ants of Tunbridge Wells and its immediate vicinity ; of House- 
holders and other Inhabitants of Eynsford; of Inhabitants of 
Cranbrook ; of Harrietsham; of Mereworth; of Householders 
and Inhabitants of Sutton-at-Hone and Wilmington ; of Cu- 
rate, Churchwardens and Parishioners of Fawkham ; of Long- 
field; of Inhabitants of Ranworth; of. Woodbastwick ; . of 
Protestant Inhabitants of the manor of Derry, county of Mona- 
ghan; of Rector, Churchwardens and other Inhabitants of 
Gileston; of Inhabitants of Earls Barton; of Weston Favell ; 
of Duston ; of Protestant Inbabitants of Shiroane ; of Mayor, 
Bailiffs and Burgesses of Leicester ; of Inhabitants of Maldon 
and the hundred of Dengie; of Corporation of Lancaster ; of 
Inhabitants of Westbourne; of Incorporation of Barbers, 
Glasgow; of Incorporation of Coopers, Glasgow:; of Incorpo- 
ration of Cordwainers, Glasgow; of Gentry, Clergy, Mer- 
chants, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Stockton-upon-Tees ; 
of Inhabitants of Abingdon; of the President and Fellows 
of Sion College, London; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Saint Andrew-the-Great, Cambridge ; and, of 
Saint Sepulchre, Cambridge; To be printed, 94. Of Inha- 
bitants of Dovor, 97; To be printed, 98, Of Rector, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Narborough, 98. Of Inhabit- 
ants of Nun Monkton and Moor Monkton; of Elvington, 
Wheldrake and Sutton-upon-Derwent; of Shipton, Bening- 
brough and other places; of Thorganby and West Cotting- 
with; of Bilton, Tockwith and Bickerton ; of Marston and 
Rufforth ; of Great Askham, Little Askham and Bilbrough ; 
of Acomb and Holdgate; of Copmanthorpe ; of Tadcaster ; 
of Upper Poppleton and Nether Poppleton; of Wheldrake ; 
of Wilberfoss, Newton and Kexby; of Riccall; of Rector 
and Churchwardens of Full Sutton; of Minister, Churech- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Upper Helmsley and Gate Helms- 
ley; of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of 
Middlesex, in the diocese of London, including the Parochial 
Clergy of the county of Middlesex, together with the deanery 
of Braughing, in the county of Hertford, and the deaneries of 
Harlow, Dunmow and Hedingham, in the county of Essex ; 
of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of Lon- 
don; of Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of the county of Westmeath ; of Protestant Inha- 
bitants of Boyle; of the lower half-barony of Liney ; of Ma- 
gistrates and '‘fown Council of the Royal Burgh of Pittenweem ; 
of Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of Brecon; of Inhabitants of 
Dorchester; of Freemen and Inhabitants of the city of Here- 
ford; of Minister, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Byton; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of Newtownstewart ; of the Newtown- 
stewart Congregation under the care of the Presbyterian 
Synod of Ireland ; of Protestant Dissenters of Blandford- 
street Chapel, Manchester-square, London ; of Clergy, Gentry, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Haltwhistle ; of ee 
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INDEX ¢o the E1ecutTy-rourtH VoLuME. 








Roman Canonic Craims; Petitions against—continued. 

of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch; of " Robbelibed, Clergymen, 
Gentlemen, Freeholders, and others, Protestants, of the county 
of Dublin; of Inhabitants of Sturminster Newton Castle ; 
of the city of Coventry; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
the county and town of Leicester; of Members of the Con- 
gregation of Protestant Dissenters meeting at Bethesda Cha- 
pel, Lewes ; of Rector, Curate, Churchwardens and others of 
Clonmore ; of Congregation and others meeting in Union- 
street, Chapel, Bri hthelmston ; of Freeholders, Inhabitants 
and Visitors of Brighthelmston ; of the Congregation of the Old 
Chapel, in Church-street, Brighton ; of Protestant Dissenters 
of Ebenezer Chapel, Richmond-street, Brighton; of Clergy 
of Whalley ; of Clergy of the deanery of Craven ; of Clergy of 
Sheffield ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Maltby, Staintor, 
and Hooton Levet; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Husthwaite-cum-Carlton; of Thormanby; of 
Inhabitants of Middleton-in-Teesdale ; of Magistrates, Clergy 
and Inhabitants of Ga ; of Inhabitants of Wetherby ; 
of Rector, Curate, Churchwardens and others of the three 
townships of Finningley, Awkley and Blaxton, of the parish 
of Finningley ; of Inhabitants of Hickleton; of Stockton, 
Warthill, and Holtby ; of Naburn; of Fangfoss, Bolton, and 
Catton; of Green-Hammerton, Kirk-Hammerton, and Whix- 
ley ; of Wigginton and Haxby; of Sheriff-Hutton; of He- 
worth ; of Escricke and Deighton; of Clifton; of Easing- 
wold ; of Osbaldwick and Murton; of Brafferton, Helperby, 
and other places; of Strensall; of Cawood, Wistow, and 
Ryther; of Flaxton and Claxton, and Thornton de Clay ; of 
Bossall, Sand Hutton, and Buttercramb; of Ministe: and 
Inhabitants of Fulford; of Inhabitants of Romaldkirk ; of 
Rector, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of Saint John 
Southwark ; of Inhabitants of Horsell; of Gentry, Clergy 
and Inhabitants of Chepstow ; of Inhabitants and Freeholders 
of Sinnington and Salton; of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Lianwrda; of Llansadwrn; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Penboyr; and, of Bailiff, 
Capital Burgesses and Inhabitants of Leominster; To be 
— 98. Of the Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 

itants of Charlbury; and of Drayton; 103. Of the Arch- 
deacons of Winchester and Surrey, and Cle belonging 
to or residing within the said archdeaconries ; of Inhabitants 
of Cliddesden and Farleigh ; of Gosport; of Holybourne 
and Alton; of Portsmouth and Portsea; of Minister and 
Inhabitants of Barkstone; of Inhabitants of Donington ; 
of Protestant Dissenters of Donington; of Vicar, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Quadring; of Baptists of 
Quadring ; of Inhabitants of Surfleet; of Minister and 
Inhabitants of Caythorpe-cum-Frieston, Normanton, and 
Carlton Scroop; of Protestants of Kilkeedy ; of Croom; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Parishioners of Llanpumsaint 
and Llanllawdog; of Vicar, Churchwarden, Overseers and 
Inhabitants of “Llandiyfriog of Inhabitants of Llechryd ; 
of Ancaster and Wilsford; of Freeholders and House- 
holders of the county of Montgomery ; of Inhabitants of the 
six united parishes of Southampton, and other places; of 
Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Steyning, 
and the pasidlies in its vicinity ; of Magistrates, Clergy and 
Inhabitants of Bolon-le-Moors; of Inhabitants of South 
Shields ; of Keswick ; of Presbytery of Caithness; of Ma- 
gistrates, Clergy, Gentry, Merchants and Inhabitants of 
Whitehaven ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Distington and Harrington; of Freeholders, Yeomen and In- 
habitants of Arlectdon; of Ministers, Chapelwardens and 
others of the chapelries of Netherwasdale, Wasdale-head and 
Eskdale; of Ennerdale and Kenniside ; of Minister, Church- 
wardens, Yeomen and Inhabitants of Gosforth; of Minister 
and Inhabitants of Cleator; of Freeholders and Inhabitants 
of Ponsonby; of Clergy, Gentry and Yeomanry of Millom, 
Whicham and Whitbeck ; of Clergy of the deaneries of Ken- 
dal, Lonsdale and Copeland, in the archdeaconry of Rich- 
mond ; of Magistrates, Clergy, Gentry and Inhabitants of 
Warrington ; of Inhabitants of Preston; of Minister, Chapel- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Newchurch-in-Rossendale ; of 
Minister and Congregation of Saint Peter’s Derby; of In- 
habitants of Tibshelf; of Marshfield, Dodington and other 
places ; of Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of War- 
sop; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Norton 
Crickney; of Inhabitants of Bulwell; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Parishioners of Hawkesworth; of Inhabitants of 
Bishopstoke; of Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergymen, Free- 
holders and others of the se of Sligo ; of Roscommon ; of 
Ballinasloe ; of Inhabitants of Cirencester; of Protestant In- 
habitants of North Derryvoland ; of Gentlemen, Clergymen 
and Protestants of the Aughadrumsee (north-western divi- 
sion) of Clones; of Protestant Inhabitants of Enniskillen; of 
Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and others of Devonish ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Drumkeeran; of Freeholders and 
Protestant Inhabitants of Magheradroll, barony of Kinalarty ; 
of Garvaghy; of Dromara; of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Templecarne ; of Parishioners of Saint Michael’s Trory ; of 
Gentlemen, Clergymen and other Protestants of Galoon; of 
Visitor, Collector, Masters and other Members of the Cor- 
poration of Maltmen in Glasgow ; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Parishioners of Saint Mary-the-Less, Cambridge ; of In- 
habitants of Burrisakane ; of Protestants of Burrisakeane; of 
Inhabitants and Owners of property in Bedworth; of Pro- 


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testant Inhabitants of Ballymore ; of Ballyconelly; of Strade ; 
of Anaghlone; of Drumgath; of Maghera; of Moira; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Raloo; of Kilroot ; of Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Dromore ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Warren- 
point and Mullochglass ; of Tullylish ; of Carnew; of Drum- 
gooland; of Donaghcloney; of Kilmegan; of Kilcoo;' of 
Maralin; of Drumballyroney ; of the county of Louth; of 
Upper Iveagh; of the barony of Newry; of Clogher; of 
ountmellick ; of the barony of Loughinshollin ; of Parsons- 
town ; of Offerlane; of Ballycanew; of Clone; of Rector, 
Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Hacketts- 
town ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Carrickfergus ; of Bally- 
gawley ; of the county and city of Kilkenny; of Ardstraw ; 
of Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Llan- 
gollen; of Ministers, Gentry, Freeholders and others of 
Llanarmon, Dyffryn, Ceiriog and other places; of Land Pro- 
rietors and Inhabitants of Abergele'and of Llanddullas; of 
elsh Calvinistic Methodists of Jewin Crescent, Jewin Street, 
London ; of Clergy, Gentry, Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Saint Martin, Salop; of Protestants and Protestant Dis- 
senters of Errigle; of Donagh; of the barony of Trough ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Rockcorry and Ematris; of 
Vicar, Parish Officers, Landowners and others of Chig- 
well; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Peb- 
marsh; of Minister, Parish Officers, Landowners and others 
of Theydon Bois; of Inhabitants of Foxearth; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the united pa- 
rishes of Middleton Bulmer and Belcham Walter; of Inha- 
bitants of Danbury; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of the united parishes of Great Maplestead and La- 
marsh ; of the united parishes of Great Henny and Twinstead ; 
of Pentlow; of Hadleigh; of Inhabitants of Stansted Mount- 
fitchet ; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Elsen- 
ham; of Rayleigh; of Inhabitants of Saffron Walden; of 
Officiating Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Pit- 
sea; of North Benfleet ; of South Benfleet; of Inhabitants 
of Wenden ; of Inhabitants of the city of York; of the Dean 
and Chapter of Chichester; of the Clergy of the city of Chi- 
chester, and of the parishes in its vicinity; of Inhabitants of 
Fittleworth and Cold Waltham; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Slindon and Binsted of Inhabitants of 
Funtington'; of Minister,'\Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Rumbolds Wyke ; of Archdeacon of York and the west riding, 
and Clergy of the city and vicinity of York; of Inhabitants of 
North Bierley ; of Idle; of Manningham and Heaton; 103 ; 
To be printed, 104. Of Horton; of Bradford ; of Bowling ; 
of Stanningley; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Wighill; of Healaugh ; of Corporation of Beverley ; of In- 
habitants of Hindley; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the arch- 
deaconry of Barnstaple; of Inhabitants: of Bideford; of 
Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry and Inhabitants of Kirkham; of 
Inhabitants of Boston; of Minister and Inhabitants of Lever- 
ton ; of Heritors, Minister, Kirk Session and Parishioners of 
Logie Easter Presbytery of Tain ; of Minister, Churehwarden 
and Inhabitants of Linwood ; of Inhabitants of Saint Martin, 
Stamford Baron; of Ministers, Gentry, Freeholders and ‘In- 
habitants of Ruabon; and, of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Kinawley; To be printed, 104. Of Inhabitants of Petworth ; 
of Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of Horsham, Lower Beed- 
ing and other places ; of Inhabitants residing within the cor- 
poration and liberty of Pevensey ; of Inhabitants of Aylesbury ; 
and, of Donington; 105. Of Dunning, Perthshire ; of Rector, 
Churchwardens and Parishioners of Little Kimble; of the 
Corporation of Tailors in Glasgow; of the Ministers and 
Elders of the presbytery of Dumfries; of Rector, Church- 
wardens, Overseers of the Poor, and Inhabitants of Barby; 
of Inhabitants of King’s Langley; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Parishioners of Llanstinan; of Freeholders of 
Colnbrook, Horton and other places; of Churchwardens, 
Overseers, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Beaconsfield; of 
Inhabitants of Dalton; of Berkhamstead Saint Peter’s; of 
Nobility, Gentry and Inhabitants of Penn and Little Missen- 
den; of Inhabitants of Cardiff; of Whitgift and Blackloft 
and other places; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Ashley; of Inhabitants of Oxford ; of Gentlemen, Clergy, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Llandegla and other places; 
of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Wickham- 
brook ; vf Poslingford; of Vicar, Churehwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Edmonton; of Minister, Churchwardens, Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Wantage; of Inhabitants of 
Thornby; of Rector, Curate and Inhabitants of Condicote ; 
of Minister, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Waddesdon and 
Upper Winchendon; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Dray- 
ton, Parslow and Mursley ; of Ministers, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of South Morton and Blewberry; of Inhabitants 
of Saint David’s; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Fareham; of perpetual Curate, Churchwardens and Pa- 
rishioners of Acton (Armagh); of Inhabitants of Eton; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of the county of Waterford: of Pa- 
rishioners of Wootton; of Mayor, Alderman and Inhabitants 
of Wickwar; of Churchwardens, Overseers, Freeholders and In- 
habitants of Wymering and Widley ; of Vicar, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Wigtoft; of Inhabitants of Bicker ; of Protest- 
ant Dissenters of Chiddingly ; of Buxted; and, of Congregation 
of Jireh Chapel;in the Cliff, near Lewes ; 105; To be printed, 106. 
Of several Inhabitants of Longfield, and of Clergy, Gentry 
and Freeholders in the vicinity thereof; of vee of 
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[.1829. 








Roman Carnot ic Craims; Petitions against—continued. 
Un, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright ; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Northleigh; of Clergy of the 
deanery of Birkhamstead ; of Corporation of Colchester; of 
‘Inhabitants of Colchester; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
archdeaconry of Colchester; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
archdeaconry of Essex; of Minister, Churchwarden and In- 
habitants of Cricksea ;of Althorne ; of Thundersley; of In- 
habitants of South Church ; of Rector, Parish Officers, Land- 
owners and Inhabitants of Lambourn; of Inhabitants of Bath; 
of Oving ; of Freeholders, Occupiers of land, and Inhabitants 
of the hundred of Manhood; of Inhabitants of Chichester; of 
Gentry, Magistrates, Clergy and Inhabitants of Wolverhamp- 
ton ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Saint Paul, Cork; of the 
Holy Trinity, Cork; of Saint Nicholas, Cork; of Nobility, 
Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Salop; of 
Inhabitants of Chelmarsh ; of Minister, Heritors, Burgesses 
and Inhabitants of the royal burgh of Tain; of Inhabitants of 
Abbertun, Hi ames and Layer de la Haye; of Wivenhoe, 
East Donyland, and Brightlingsea; of Officiating Minister, 
_ Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Alphamstone ; of Vicar, 
'Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Great Coggeshall; of 
Ickleton ; of Inhabitants of West Bergholt ; of Great Holland; 
of Ministers, Merchants, Manufacturers and Inhabitants of 
Glasgow; of the Incorporation of Skinners and Glovers in 
Glasgow ; of Incorporation of Wrights in Glasgow; of Incor- 
poration of Weavers in Glasgow ; of the Provost, Magistrates 
and Town Council of the royal burgh of Renfrew ; of Minister, 
Elders and Inhabitants of Renfrew; of Magistrates, Gentry, 
Clergy and Inhabitants of Burnley ; of Provost and Fellows of 
Eton College ; and, of Clergy, Gantbhehes and Inhabitants of 
the Higher and Lower Booths, in the Forest of Rossendale ; To 
be printed, 109, Of Inhabitants of Tichfield ; of Southwick ; 
of Minister, and certain of the Congregation of Bridewell 
Chapel, London ; of acting Magistrates and Grand Jury at 
the general quarter Sessions for the Isle of Ely, and Gentle- 
men, Merchants, and others, of Wisbech; of Vicar, Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Waterbeach ; of Rector, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Duxford; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Stow-cum-Quy ; of Saint Botolph, 
Cambridge ; of West Wratting ; of Swaffham ; of Fulbourn ; 
of Triplow ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Whitton ; 114. 
Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Peckham; of Clergy, 
Gentry and Inhabitants of Guildford ; of Landholders and In- 
habitants of the hundred of Blackheath; of Magistrates, 
Clergy'and Inhabitants of Richmond; of Minister, Church- 
wardens ‘and {nhabitants of Shere; of Protestant Dissenters 
of' Bethlehem! Chapel, Richmond ; and, of Protestant Dis- 
senters of Sackville-street; 115. Of Inhabitants of Birming- 
ham +) of Vicar; Churchwardens,. and others, of Exhall; of 
Fillongley ; of Inhabitants of Bulkington ; of Minister, Land- 
holders and Inhabitants of Nether Whitacre; of Minister, 
Churchwardens‘and Inhabitants of Halford; of Clergy of the 
archdeaconry of Coventry ; of Inhabitants of Christchurch ; 
"of Vicar, Curate, and others, of Ringwood-cum-Harbridge ; 
of Inhabitants of Lyndhurst; of Minister and Congregation 
of the Episcopal Jews’ Chapel, Bethnal Green; of Minister 
und Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Baptist de- 
nomination meeting at Mount Zion Chapel, Hill-street, Saint 
Mary-le-bone; of act, Churechwardens and Inhabitants of 
the united parishes of Nailsea and Flaxbourton ; of Inhabitants 
of Compton Dando; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabi- 
‘tants of Long Ashton; of Rector, Curate and Inhabitants of 
Bathwick ; of Inhabitants of Ilchester; of Clergy and Laity 
of; Great: Elm,' Mells, ‘and other places; of Rector, Church- 
. wardens and others, of Ubley ; of Clergy of the deanery of 
Taunton; of Inhabitants of Milverton; of Clergy, Gentry 
aid Inhabitants of Freshford, Farleigh, and other places ; of 
Minister; Churebwardens and Inhabitants of Axbridge, Badg- 
worth and other places; of Gentry, Clergy, and others of the 
twenty-one parishes comprised within the ‘ancient jurisdic- 
tion of Glastonbury; of . Minister, Churchwarden, Over- 
seers and Inhabitants of Rikenham; of Inhabitants of Chel- 
wood ; of Great Grimsby ; of Hale Magna and Hale Parva ; 
of Burton: Pedwardine ; of Helpringham ; of Scredington ; of 
Cork ; of) Ministers and: Congregations of Presbytery of 
Armagh); of Protestant Inhabitants of the Union of Innis- 
¢altra; of Newry; of Ballinure ; of Saint Thomas, Dublin ; 
of Kiltegan; of Saint Werburgh, Dublin; of Dunlavin ; of 
Templeshanbo ; of Corbally; of Roscrea; of Templemore ; of 
Donoughmore; of Donard; of Rector, Churchwardens and 
others, of Saint Mary, Whitechapel; of Inhabitant House- 
holders of All Saints, Poplar ; of Rector, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of the united parishes of Saint-Andrew-by-the- 
Wardrobe and Saint Ann, Blackfriars; of Gentry, Clergy, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Poulton and Bispham ; of In- 
habitants of Harborne and Smethwick ; of Rector, Church- 
wardens, and others, of Dowles; of the Associate Congrega- 
tion of Burgher Seceders, Campbell-street, Glasgow; of 
Inhabitants of Cathcart ;.of Provost, Magistrates and Coun- 
cil of Anderston ; of Inhabitants of Blyth; of Ponteland; of 
Langholm ; of Rector, Curate, and others, of Blo Norton; of 
Curate, Churchwardens, and others, of Garboldisham; of 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the county of Wilts; of Mi- 
nister, Chapelwardens and Congregation of the Episcopal 
Chapel, Queen-square, Westminster; of Inhabitants of the 


hundred of Penllyn; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Sydling Saint Nicholas ; of Minister, Churchward- 
ens and others, of Farnham and Shapwick ; of Inhabitants of 
Lydlinch ; of Owners, Occupiers and Inhabitants of Broad- 
way and Bincombe; of Tnbbitante, Landowners, &amp;c. of 
Whitchurch Canonicoram and other places; of Minister, 
Gentry and others, of Burton-Bradstock and Shepton Gorge ; 
of Bailiff, Burgesses and Inhabitants of Blandford Forum ; of 
Ministers and Inhabitants of Wimbourne Minster; of Vicar, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Netherbury ; of Inhabi- 
tants of Mold and Northop, and other places ; of Cattistock ; 
of Llanaber and other places ; of Nobility, Gentry and others, 
of the Southern division of the parts of Lindsey, in the county 
of Lincoln; Sixteen Petitions, of Archdeacons and Clergy of 
Lincoln and Stow, within the county and diocese of Lincoln ; 
of Inhabitants of the close and bail of Lincoln; of New and 
Old Sleaford; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Alford; of Clergy and Inhabitants of Sutton Saint Mary 
otherwise Long Sutton; of Inhabitants of Sutton-in-the- 
Marsh ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Rowston and Dor- 
rington; of Inhabitants of Harmston ; of Metheringham ; of 
Navenby and Boothby ;_ of Minister, Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Gedney ; of Claypole; of Inhabitants of Heck- 
ington ; of Protestant Dissenters of New Sleaford ; of Pro- 
testant Dissenters, &amp;c. of Billinghay and Timberland; of 
Magistrates, Clergy and others, of Sunderland, ‘Bishopwear- 
mouth, Monkwearmouth, and their vicinity ; of Gentry, Clergy 
and Inhabitants of Haverfordwest; of Minister and Congre- 
ations of the united chapels of Little Haven and Saint 
Fothinast'es of Independents of Wolfsdale; of Inhabitants of 
Tetbury ; of Rector, Curate and others of Shipton Moyne ; of 
Inhabitants of Staines; of Freeholders, Householders. and 
Inhabitants of Stanwell; of Donhead Saint Mary; of Minis- 
ter, Churchwardens and others, of Long Newnton ; of Magis- 
trates, Minister, Elders, and others, of Newton-upon-Ayr ; of 
Inhabitants of Happisburgh; of Members of the Established 
Church or Protestant Dissenters of Stone; of Inhabitants of 
Spixworth and Saint. Faith’s; of Middlewich; of Landaff 
and other places ; of Stamford; of Parishioners of Awre ; of 
Clergy, Churchwardens and others, of Moreton-in-Marsh and 
Bourton-on-the-Hill; of Rural Dean and Clergy of the deanery 
of Winchomb; of the deanery of Stonehouse; of the Forest 
Deanery ; of the deanery of Hawkesbury; of Inhabitants of 
Winchcombe; of Ministers and Parishioners of Muthill; of 
Inhabitants of Wistow; of Minister and Inhabitants of Sax- 
lingham and Sharrington; of Vicar, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants’ of Saint Ive’s, (Huntingdon); of Minister and 
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters’ of the Grove Chapel, 
Camberwell; of Ministers, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Bushey; of Parishioners of Laughton-en-le-Morthen and 
Anston; of Inhabitants of South Scarle and other places ; 
of Babworth, Ordsall, and. other places; of Gentlemen, 
Clergymen and others, of Ballingarry ; of Protestant Dis- 
senters of Leicester, under the pastoral care of the Re- 
verend Joseph Chamberlayne; of Protestant Inhabitants 
of the county of Fermanagh; of Protestant Inhabitants 
of Derrybrusk ; of [nnismacsaint; of Rossory; of Maghe- 
racoolmoney ; of Boho; of Killesher; of Cleenish ; of Bel- 
leek ; of Aughalurcher; of Lisnarriek ; of Maguires-bridge ; 
of Inhabitants of East Haddon; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and others of East Farndon; of Inhabitants of Moulton ; 
of Curate and Inhabitants of Crick; of Inhabitants of Lud- 
low; of Protestant Dissenters of Zoar Chapel, and other 
Inhabitants of Hastings ; of Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Wadhurst; of Mayfield; of Inhabitants of Folkington, 
Gevington and other places; of Ovingdean and South-ees ; 
of Minister and Inhabitants of Norton; of Gentry, Clergy 
and others of Whitchurch ; of Minister, Chapelwardens and 
Inhabitants of Threapwood ; of Mayor, Magistrates and Bur- 
esses of the Corporation of Abingdon ; of Inhabitants of 
Desthane ; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Ain- 
derby ; and, of Baptists of Soho Chapel, Oxford-street ; To be 
printed, 115. Of Inhabitants of Kirdford;° of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Cranley ; of Minister, 
Gentry and Inhabitants of Wokeing; of Minister and Inha- 
bitants of Frimley ; and, of Protestant Dissenters’ of Russell- 
street, Rotherhithe; 120. Of Rector, Charchwardéns and 
Parishioners of Kirby Misperton ; of Walton-in-Ainsty (York ) ; 
of Minister; Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Thorner; -of 
Inhabitants of South Kirkby; of Kirkdeighton; of Inhabitant 
Householders of Stainton-in-Cleveland; of Vicar, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Lastingham ; of Curate, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of East and West Huntington, Ears- 
wick and Towthorpe; of Curate and Inhabitants of Heslington 
and Langwith; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Falmouth ; 
of Inhabitants of Saint Ives; of Vicar and Inhabitants of 
Mylor; of Inhabitants of Saint Enoder; of Mumby Chapel 
and Hogsthorpe; of Churchwardens, Overseers and Inha- 
bitants of Saint John and Saint Bridget Beckermont ; of In- 
habitants of Alston ; of Chancellor and Clergy of the diocese 
of Carlisle; of Inhabitants of Saint Clement’s, Oxford; of 
Rector; Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Islip; of Inha- 
bitants of Bridport ; of Vicar, Churchwardens, Overseers of 
the Poor and Inhabitants of Spelsbury ; of Minister, Church- 
wardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of Chinnor; of Magis- 
trates, Clergy, Gentry and others of Kingston-upon-Hull ; of 
Inhabitants 


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INDEX @ the E1icury-rourtH VoLUME. 





_ ants of .Orston-cum-S 


Roman Catuotic Ciaims ; Petitions against—continued. 
Inhabitants of Sutton (York); of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Church Gresley; of Rector, Churchwar- 
dens, Gentry and Inhabitants of Appleby (Leicester ) ; of In- 
habitants of Lancaster; of Cheltenham; of Painswick; of 
Matson, Sandhurst and other places; of Gentry, Clergy, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the division of the hundred of 
Lonsdale North of the Sands; of Rector, Curate, Churchwar- 
dens and Inhabitants of Laindon; of Inhabitants of Navestock ; 
of South Ockendon; of Sible Hedingham; of Dedham; of 
Archdeacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of Leicester ; of 
Vicar and Inhabitants of Orton-on-the-Hill and Twycross ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Hepworth ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Brent; of 
Monkseleigh ; of the united parishes of Icklingham All Saints 
and Icklingham Saint James ; 120. To be printed, 121. Of 
Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Felsham Saint 
Peter’s; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Troston and Thorpe by Ixworth ; of Ministers, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Long Melford ; of Stowmarket and Stow- 
upland; of Inhabitants of Kersey and Lindsey; of Chelles- 
worth, Norton and Nedging; of Magistrates, Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Haughley; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Finningham ; of Wickham Skeith ; 
of Old Newton; of Minister, Chapelreeves and Inhabitants of 
Needham Market; of Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Wortham; of Minister, Churchwarden and Inhabitants of 
Cotton and Thwaite; of Rector, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of the united parishes of Livermere Magna and Liver- 
mere Parva; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Bacton; of Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Botesdale ; of 
_ Minister, Churchwarden and Inhabitants of Rattlesden; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Woolpit ; of Rector, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Lawshall All Saints ; of the 
united parishes of Hartrot and Boxted ; of Great Finborough ; 
of Little Thurlow; of Onehouse; of Hemingstone; of Great 
Thurlow ; of Alpheton ; of Baylham Saint Peter’s; of Barham; 
of Kettlebaston ; of Shrimpling-thorne ; of Rougham, Rush- 
brooke, Bradfield and other places ; of Rector, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants. of Cockfield; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Brettenham ; of Stanstead ; of Ministers and 
Inhabitant Householders of Somerlyton, Blundeston and 
other places ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Mildenhall ; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Depden;_. of In- 
habitants, of Debenham; of Francis Huyshe, Rector of Clis- 
thydon; of Stansfield ; of Inhabitants of Little Waldingfield ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Lowestoft ; of 
Kessingland; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Hadleigh; of the Mayor, Magistrates, Clergy and Inha- 
bitants of Great Yarmouth ;. of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Kedi n; of Coddenham-with-Crowfield ; 
. of Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Whepstead and 
Stanningfield; of Inhabitants of Wemyss; of Ardersier ; 
of Bradfield Combust; of Bailiffs and Commonalty of the~ 
corporation of South Wold; of Inhabitants of Lakenheath ; 
_ of Peterborough; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabit- 
cartington and Thoroton; of Inha- 
bitants of Aldborough, Boroughbridge and other places ; of 
East Retford ; of Walls ; of Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry and 
Inhabitants of Crewkerne ; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
. Inhabitants of Saint James Taunton; of Rector, Churchwar- 
_. dens. and Inhabitants of Butcombe; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Whitchurch; of Dunster; of 
Inhabitant Householders of Harptree; of Protestant Inha- 
bitants of Wincanton; of Rector, Curate, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Blagdon; of Inhabitants of Dinder and 
Croscombe; of Crowcombe, Kingston and other places ; of 
Timsbury; of Trull; of Cardigan; of Llanycrwys ; of Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of the consolidated parishes of Con- 
_, will Gaio otherwise Caio and Llansawel; of Llanthoysaint ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Llanllwny ; of Minister, Church- 
_ wardens and Inhabitants of Merthyr ; of Rector, Churchwar- 
_ dens and Inhabitants of Brechva and Llanvihangel Rhosy- 
corn; of, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Cylycwm ; of Magistrates, Vicar, Gentry and others of Llan- 
. dovery and Llandingat ; of Ministers, Gentlemen, Freeholders 
__ and other Inhabitants of Talley; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and. Inhabitants of Llandevillog ; of Llanedy and Llangen- 
_ nich; of Ministers, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Llan- 
gencieme ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
South Melford; of Ibaldstowe; of Protestant Inhabitants 
of Drummaran ; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Redbourne; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Kirton-in-Lindsey ; and, of Inhabitants of Waddingham, 
Scotten, and Northorpe; To be printed, 121.. Of the Rector, 
_ Curate, and others, of Shaw-cum-Donington ; of Inhabitants 
of Beenham ; of Minehead: of the burgh and parish of Pit- 
. tenweem; of Smydale; of Normanton; of Altofts; and, of 
. Landowners, Householders and Inhabitants of Buckfastleigh ; 
124, Of Inhabitants of Ipswich ; of Doncaster; of Wragb : 
of Clergy of Huddersfield and Halifax ; of Minister Church: 
wardens and Inhabitants of Cottingham; of Clergy in the 
. west riding of York ; of Protestants of the county of Tyrone ; 
. of Presbyterian Congregation of Newtown Stewart; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of - Killyman ; of Cullion; of, Minister, 
Elders and Presbyterian Congregation of Benburb; of Per- 


VOL. 84.——~Sess. 18209. 


tual Curate, Churchwarden and others of Bury; (Hunts) ; of 
‘icar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Rostherne; of . In- 
habitant of Newton-Abbot ; of Ministers, Chapelwarden and 
Inhabitants of Micklefield; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Scrayingham, Howsham, and Leppington ; 
of Inhabitants of Selmeston, Alciston and other places; of 
East Dean and Friston; of Protestant Inhabitants of Agha- 
voe; of Ballyroan ; of Rathdownie ; of Kyle; of Abeyleix; of 
Killumough ; of Donamore ; of Aughmacart; of Durrow; of 
Rathsaran ; of Firbane ; of Rynah; of Tessauran ; of Gallen ; 
of Benburb; of Gartan; of Randalstown ; of Leck ; of Killy- 
begs ; of Moneygall; of Borrisin Ossory ; of Rector and Inha- 
bitants of Wrotham; of Protestant Dissenters of Bury-street 
Chapel, Saint Mary Axe ; of Minister Churchwarden and Inha- 
bitants of Stoke; of Brenchley ; of Protestant Dissenters of 
Dean-street, Southwark ; of Baptists of Zion Chapel, Clover- 
street, Chatham; of Inhabitants of Wye, Crundale and other 
eves of Rated Householders of Ramsgate, Ashford and 
ew Romney; of Inhabitants of Rigsby-with-Ailby; of Mo- 
derator and remanent Members of the Presbytery of Tain; of 
Inhabitants of Kilmuir-easter ; of Minister, Elders and, Pa- 
rishioners of Rosskeen; of Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy and 
others, of the county of Donegal; of Templemore; of Pro- 
testant Dissenters of Ebenezer Chapel, King-street, Deptford ; 
of Gentlemen, Clergymen, Freeholders and others, of Lifford ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Aughanunshin ; of Camus, Leck 
and Urney; of Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergymen and others, 
of the manors of Killultagh and Derryvolgie; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Skerry ; of Broughshane ; of Ballyclug ; of Ban- 
bridge; of Vicar, Churchwardens and others, of Hutton Crans- 
wick ; of Inhabitants of Loders and Bradpole ; of; William 
Atkinson, of Leeds; of Inhabitants of Swineshead ; and, of 
the Brunswick Constitutional Club of the county, of Cavan ; 
To be printed, 124. Of Inhabitants of Hessle, Anlaby and 
Ferriby, 127. Of William Snowden, Clerk, perpetual Curate 
of Norbury; of Inhabitants of Barnby-upon-Dun ;, of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens, Overseers and. Inhabitants. of Sheck- 
ling-cum-Burstwick ; of Inhabitants of Brodsworth ; of Stil- 
lington, Huley and Sutton-upon-the-Forest; of . Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants, of Sherburn; of Inhabitants 
of Nevern, Pembroke; of Clergy, Protestant Dissenting Mi- 
nisters, Freeholders and others, of _Eglwysern, Whitechurch 
and other places; of Newport, Pembroke ; of Vicar, Church- 
wardens and Parishioners of Mathry; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Moylgrove; of Protestant; Dis- 
senters of the Calvinistic Baptist, Denomination, Meeting: at 
Llangloffan ; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Parishioners, and 
of Protestant Dissenters, of the united parishes of Grauston 
and Saint Nicholas; of the Saint George's Friendly Society, 
Milford; of Minister, Churchwardens, and Lnbahssends of 
Llanarthney ; of Members of The True Blue Club and otherInha- 
bitants of Derby; of Ministers, Churchwardens, Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Great Barlow; of Breadsall;, of Alvaston 


- and Boulton; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Eyam; of 


Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Abergwilly ; 
of Minister and Inhabitants of South Normanton ; of Vicar, 
Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Treleach Ar 
Bettws; of Inhabitants of Basingstoke ;. of Minister and In- 
habitants of Upton Gray; of Lord of the, Mamor,, Rector, 
chief Proprietors and others, of Botley; of Clergy, Gentry 
and Inhabitants of Winkfield, Westwood and other.places ; of 
Inhabitants of Norton; of North Scarle; of Landowners, 
Minister and Inhabitants of Dunscore ; of Landowners, Land- 
holders and Inhabitants of Glencairn ; of the Six Incorporated 
Trades of the royal burgh of Kirkcudbright;; of Inhabitants 
of royal burgh of Dornoch ; of Rector, Curate, and Protestant 
Parishioners of Dysertlyn ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Cove ; 
of Newmarket ; of Saint Ann’s, Shandon, Cork; of Inhabitants 
of Anna; of Protestant Inhabitants of Drumlane; of Achonry ; 
of Loughgall; of Charlemont; of Mimster, Churchwardens, 
and Inhabitants of Kilrush; of Protestant Inhabitants: of 
Stranorlar ; of Upper and Lower Moville; of Dunemanna ; of 
the quarterland of Drumhaggart ; of aes 7b of Noble- 
men, Gentlemen, Clergymen and others, of Lisburn; of Mi- 
nister, Session and Members of the Associate Congregation of 
Renton ; of Incorporation of Masons, arent of Inhabitants 
of the burgh of Kilsyth ; of Spratton; of Matching ; of Vicar, 
Churchwardens and others, of Stottesdon ; of Curate,Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Kinnerley; of Protestant Dis- 
senters of Harrow-on-the-Hill; of Bartholomew Chapel, Bar- 
tholomew Close, London; of Providence Chapel, Tooting ; of 


- Members of Lady Huntingdon’s Chapel, Bath; of Land- 


owners and Inhabitants of Penmorfa; of Llanfihangel y pen- 


- nant and Dolbenmann; of. Minister, Churchwardens and 


others, of Criccieth; of Protestant Inhabitants of Muff; of 
Balieboro’; of Shircock; of Lower Kells; of the Dean and 
Chapter of Saint Patrick’s, Dublin; of Baptists of Adullam 
Chapel, Limehouse; of Inhabitants of Colmworth; Boln- 
hurst and other places; of Riseley; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Stanbridge, 127. To be printed, 128. 
Of Eaton Bray; of Inhabitants of Tingrith ; of Protestant 
Dissenters of Hitchin ; of Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses and 
others, of Stratford-upon-Avon ; of. Inhabitants ‘of Sutton 
Coldfield ; of Gentlemen, Clergymen, Freeholders and others, 
of the baronies of Carey, Dunluce and Kilconway ; of Pres- 
bytery of Kelso; of Inhabitants of the hundred of Roehford ; 


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Roman Catuotnic Ciaims; Petitions against—continued. 
of Inhabitant Householders of Beauchamp Roding; of Inha- 
bitants of Great Horksley; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Stowe Maries and Cold Norton; of Inhabitants 
of Debden; of Wendon Lofts and Elmdon; of Crishall ; of 
Householders and Inhabitants of ry me ae Old Walsing- 
ham and Houghton-in-the-Dale ; of Inhabitants of Radstoke, 
Rithlington and Foxcote; of Clergy, Gentry and Inhabitants 
of Beckington, Road, Wolverton, and other places; of In- 
habitants of Midsomer Norton, Chilcompton and other places ; 
of Horsington, Temple Coombe, North Cheriton, and other 
places; and, of Inhabitants of Somerton, Langport and other 
places; To be printed, 128. Of Clergy of the diocese of 
Clonfert and Kilmacduagh; of the diocese of Clonfert, &amp;c.; 
of Inhabitants of Norton-on-the-Moors; and, of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Parishioners of Saint Giles and Saint 
Peter, Cambridge; 132. Of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Henllan ; of Aberporth and Tremaen ; of Gentry, 
Clergy, and others, of Strata Florida; of Members of the 
Saint David’s Friendly Benefit Society, Pembroke Dock ; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Stoke-Ash; of 
Occold ; of Inhabitants of Tillicoulty ; of Ministers, Elders, 
Heritors and Inhabitants of Lesmahago; of Inhabitants of 
Wickenby ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Faldingworth and 
Middle Rasen, and of Inhabitants of Friesthorpe ; of Minister 
and Inhabitants of Hough, with the hamlets of Brandon and 
Getston; of Snelland, Fristhorpe, and Stainton; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Leek, Cheddleton and other places ; 
of Inhabitants of Barking; of Ardleigh; of Wennington ; 
of Little Warley; of Colne Engain; of Great Hallingbury ; 
of Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Black Notley; of Me 
habitants of Horndon-on-the-Hill; of Great Eiston; of Great 
Dunmow ; of Steeple-cum-Stansgate ; of Chadwell ; of Lang- 
ford; of Rye; of Minister, Churchwardens and Jnhabit- 
ants of Eye; of Inhabitants of Thorp, Kirby and Walton; 
of the Noblemen, Clergymen, Gentlemen, Freemen, Free- 
holders and other Protestants of the city of Dublin; of the 
Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons, and Citizens of the city of 
Dublin, in Common Council assembled; of Corporation of 
Joiners, Dublin; of Corporation of Sadlers, &amp;c., Dublin; 
of Corporation of Cutlers, &amp;c. Dublin; of Corporation of 
Carpenters, &amp;c. Dublin; of Corporation of Bricklayers and 
Plasterers, Dublin; of Corporation of Barbers and Chirur- 
geons, Dublin; of Corporation of Shoemakers, Dublin; of 
Corporation of Merchants, Dublin; of Protestant Dissenters 
of Plymouth ; of Inhabitants of Ermington ; of Walkhampton, 
Meavy, and part of Bickleigh ; of Yelvertoft ; of Rushden and 
Irchester ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Mendlesham; of 
Householders and Inhabitants of Cannock ; of Protestant In- 
habitants of Clonfert; of Newcastle (Limerick) ; of Protes- 
tant Noblemen, Gentlemen, and others, of the county of Clare ; 
and, of Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Llan- 
hileth ; To be printed, 132. Of Inhabitants of Balybrawley, 
Balleer, and other places; of Drumcree ; of Protestant Dis- 
senters and Members of the Established Church, of Drum- 
nock ; of Minister and Elders of the Presbytery of Auch- 
terarder; of Inhabitants of Condons and Clongibbons; of 
Kinnataloon ; of Sprousten; of Yetholm; and, of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Baswick; 140. Of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Llane- 
gryn; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Fish- 
guard ; of Landholders and Inhabitants of Mallwyd and Llan 
y mowddy ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Llancadwaladr ; 
of Vicar and Inhabitants of Pennant; of Inhabitants of 
Bridell; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Llandysilio; of Curate, Churchwardens, Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Gumfreston; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Llanfihangel y traithu; of Inhabitants 
of Harlech ; of Clergymen, Churchwardens and Inhabi- 
tants of Llandrinio; of Landholders and Inhabitants of 
Cemmes and Darowen; of Minister and Inhabitants of Llan- 
silin; of Inhabitants of Hawarden; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Begelly; of Vicar, Churchward- 
ens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Penally; of Vicar, 
Gentry and Inhabitants of Llan-rhaidr-yn-mochnant ; of 
Clergy of the rural deanery of Narbeth ; of Inhabitants of 
wr = Saal and Holowell; of Ellesmere ; of Landholders 
and Inhabitants of Aldingham ; of Inhabitants of Piddington ; 
of Colne; of Bishop’s Stortford ; of Colton; of East Gar- 
ston; of Winwick; of Baldock; of Harleston; of Saint 
Luke, Chelsea; of West Haddon; of Minister, Church- 
wardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of Kilsby ; of Raunds ; 
of the Clergyman and Inhabitants of Rodney Stoke; of 
Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of Llanyblodwell; of Pro- 
testant Dissenters of Bodicott ; of Clergymen, Churchward- 
ens and Inhabitants of Melverley; of Inhabitants of Braun- 
ston; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Mar- 
rick ; of Bailiff, Inhabitants, Ministers and Churchwardens of 
Hemel Hemsted ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Leek, Ched- 
dleton, Ipstones and other places; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Christchurch, Spital-fields ; of 
Clergy, Magistrates and Inhabitants of Ashton-under-Lyne ; 
of Thomas Lowndes, of Hampstead ; of Protestant Dissenters 
of Regent-street Chapel, City-road; of Baptists of Red 
Cross-street Meeting House, Cripplegate ; of Inhabitants of 
Crieff; of Luss; of Minister, Blaers and Parishioners of 





Arrochar; of Inhabitants of Lochrutton ; of the burgh of 
Pollokshaws ; of the chapelry of Gartmore, Perth ; of Mi- 
nister and Elders of the Presbytery of Lochmaben; of Inha- 
bitants of Alva; of Kincardine ; of Gourock ; of Magistrates 
and Council of the city of Glasgow ; 140. To be printed, 141. 
Of Ministers, Members of the Kirk Session, Merchants and 
Inhabitants of Greenock ; of Heritors, Ministers and Elders 
and Inhabitants of Southend, Argyll; of Lecropt; of Minister, 
Elders, Heritors and Inhabitants of apes! of the Seven 
Incorporated Trades of the royal burgh of Dumfries; of 
Ministers, Elders and Inhabitants of Rilcalmanell and Kil- 
berry; of Drymen; of Inhabitants of Auchinleck ; of Samuel 
Wilson; of Protestant Dissenters of New-Mills; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Scarva, Glenloughan and Legannanny; of 
Mullabrack; of Loughans; of Resident Gentry, Clergy, 
Freeholders and Protestant Population of Shelburne; of Pro- 
testants of every denomination, Inhabitants of Tullaniskin ; 
of Raymeghy; of Culmore; of Freeholders and others, Pro- 
testants, of the quarter-land of Aught; of Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Ballyanet; of Muff; of Freeholders and others 
of Trimaty ; of Iskaheen ; of Three Trees, Donegal ; of Gen- 
tlemen, Clergymen, Freeholders, and others, of Tarbert; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of the united parishes of Ettagh and 
Killcoleman; of Minister and Inhabitants of Bourney; of 
Drumskellan ; of Derravane; of Carnamoyle; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Craig-Ennishowen ; of Mayor, Sheriffs and 
Commonalty of Cork; of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Narberth and Robestonwathen; of Gentry, 
Clergy and Inhabitants of Pembroke; of Magistrates, Clergy, 
Gentry and Inhabitants of Tenby ; of Laity and Clergy of the 
Isle of Purbeck ; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Catton; of Inhabitants of Southwold; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Polstead; of Acton; of Inha- 
bitants of Holdenhurst ; of Inhabitants of Wickham Market ; 
of Minister and Elders of Saint Andrew’s Scotch church, 
Stepney; of Inhabitants of Caron; of Stroud (Gloucester) ; 
of Revesby and Claxby Pluck-Acre; of West Ashby and 
Greetham; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Mareham-le- 
Fen and Miningsby ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Coningsby ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Tattershall ; 
of Inhabitants of Earls-colne; of Weeley; of Taunton; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of Emyvale; of Glasslough ; of Car- 
rickmacross ; of Drimholm; of Ballintra, Ballymagroarty, and 
other townlands ; of Malvern; of Kinalmeaky, Carberry, and 
other places ; of Upper and Lower Badony ; of Presbyterians 
of Upper and Lower Badony ; of Protestants of Dunsport; of 
Kilclief; of Bright ; of Seaforde; of Ardglass; of Clough; of 
Ballee; of Loughinisland ; of Inhabitants of Bangor; of New- 
town-Ards and Comber ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Conwal ; 
of Minister and Sy are of Mulberry Garden Chapel, 
Pell-street, Ratcliff Highway; of Protestant Dissenters of 
Westrip; of Minister and Congregation of Independents, Pitch- 
combe ; of Clergymen, Gentlemen, Freemen, Freeholders and 
others of Saint Michan, Dublin; of Inhabitants of Saint Mary’s 
Dublin; of the Corporation of Tailors, or Guild of Saint John 
the Baptist, Dublin; of the Corporation of Weavers, Dublin ; 
of Bishop and Clergy of the diocese of Clogher; of Magis- 
trates, Clergy, Gentry, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Ta- 
vistock ; of Minister, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of Llanywern ; of Clergy of Monmouth ; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of the quarterland of Gorcornican Innishowan ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens, Freeholders and others of My- 
nyddyslwyn; of Inhabitants of Beverley; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of West Kirby ; of Inhabit- 
ants of Kingswinford; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
New Romney; of Protestant Dissenters of Duke-street cha- 
pel, Chelmsford : of Inhabitants of Romford ; of Great Te 
and Chapel; of Inhabitants of Southminster; of Bradwell 
near the Sea; of White Notley; of Great Wigborough ; of 
Woodham Walter; of Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabit- 
ants of Great Leighs; of Minister, Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Manningtree; of Magistrates, Vicar, Gentry, 
Freeholders and others of Llanfair-ar-y-bryn ; of Ministers, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of f Pow nat of Merthyr 
Tydfil; of Perpetual Curate, Churchwardens and Parishioners 
of. Mullavilly ; of Magistrates, Gentry, Clergy and Inhabit- 
ants of the city and county of Londonderry ; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Kilrea; of Keady and Derrynoose; of Inhabit- 
ants of Portadown; of Presbyterians of Portadown; of Me- 
thodists of Portadown; of Methodist Society of Scotch-street, 
Armagh ; of Inhabitants and Landowners of Corbrackey ; of 
Corporation of Londonderry; of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Ballymena; of Connor; of Presbyterians of Buckna; of 
Protestant Dissenters of Grantham ; of Baptists of Shouldham- 
street, Mary-le-bone; of Inhabitants of Littleport; of Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of the county of Rutland; of Rector, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Uppingham; of Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of the hundred of Pencelly ; of Mi- 
nisters, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of De- 
vynnock and Llywell ; of Vicar, Churchwardens, Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Llanspyddid; of Archbishop and Clergy of 
the diocese of Armagh ; of the Bishop and C of Ossory ; 
of Churchwardens, Overseers, Trustees, Constable and Inha- 
bitants of the hamlet of Ratcliff, in the parish of Saint Dun- 
stan Stepney; of Protestant Inhabitants of Saint Peter, Cork ; 
of Saint Mary Shandon, Cork; and, of Samt Finn ee 
ork ; 


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Roman Carnouic Craims ; Petitions against—continued. 
Cork ; To be printed, 141. Of Protestant Dissenters of 
Hailsham, 145. Of Protestant Dissenting Ministers residing 
in and about the cities of London and Westminster ; of Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the archdeaconry of Huntingdon; of 
Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Yaxley ; of Pro- 
testant Dissenters of Plumtree-street, Nottingham ; of Sheeps- 
head; of Minister, Elders, Heritors and Inhabitants of Pen- 
pont; of Inhabitants of Downham; of Noblemen, Gentlemen, 
Clergymen, Freeholders and others, Protestants of Ireland ; 
of Vicar and Inhabitants of Lenton and Radford ; of Inhabit- 
ants of Kirkpatrick Irongray; of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Clonaghkilty; of Ballydehob; of Skull; of Ballyclough ; 
and, of Heritors, Ministers, Elders and others of Cross- 
michael ; To be printed, 145. Of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Alfold, 146. Of Magistrates, Clergy and 
others of Oldswinford and Stourbridge; of Vicar, resident 
Clergy and others of Dodderhill and Elmbridge; and, of 
Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Stretham-cum- 
Thetford ; 146. To be printed, 148. Of Minister, Chapel- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Chelford, 146. Of Inhabitants 
of Tutbury and Rolleston, and Marston-upon-Dove ; of Inha- 
bitants of Cuckfield; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the arch- 
deaconry of Bath; of Freeholders, Justices of the Peace and 
others, Inhabitants of the district of Kintyre and royal burgh 
of Campbeltown ; of Inhabitants of Norriestown, at Thorn- 
hill, in Monteath of Minister, “lders and others of Canon- 
bie; of Inhabitants of Olrig; of Muirkirk; of Magistrates, 
Ministers, Merchants and Inhabitants of the burgh of Helens- 
burgh ; of the synod of Glasgow and Ayr; of the presbytery 
of Lorn ; of the Incorporation of Bakers in Glasgow; of In- 
habitants of Bradford and Stanford Dingley ; of Stowe-cum- 
novem-Ecclesiis ; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Chipping ; of Farmers and Inhabitants of Heapham, Spring- 
thorpe and Harpswell; of Protestant Dissenters of Haber- 
dashers Hall chapel, Staining-lane, London; of the Presbytery 
of Linlithgow; of Parishioners of Eaglesham; of the Presby- 
tery of Glasgow; of the General Church Session of the city 
of Aberdeen ; of the Established and Dissenting Minister and 
Congregation of the parish of Saint Ninnian’s; of Ministers, 
Churchwardens and Tnhabitants of Carlton Colville and Oul- 
ton; of Clergy, Parish Officers, and Inhabitants of the united 
penne of Christ Church, Newgate-street, and Saint Leonard, 

oster-lane ; of the Reverend William Vernon, of Grindleton; 
of Directors and Teachers of the Fitzroy Sabbath and Free day 
Schools, Grafton-street, Fitzroy-square; of the Session of the 
associate congregation in Skene-terrace, Aberdeen; of Mi- 
nister, Elders and others, of Alness ; of the Dean and Chapter 
of Saint Edan of Ferns; of Curate, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Stanwick; of ‘Minister, Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Church Feriton; of Minister, Elders and others, 
of Denny; of resident Magistrates, Ministers, Merchants and 
others, of Rothesay; of -; aw of Knaresborough and of 
High-Harrogate; of Independents of Providence. Chapel, 
Gray’s Inn-lane; of Protestant Dissenters of Gate-street 
Chapel, Saint Giles-in-the-Fields ; of Rector, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants of Whitburn ; of Minister and Congregation 
of Sir George Wheler’s Episcopal Chapel, Christ Church, 
Spital Fields ; of Inhabitants of Bletsoe and Milton-Earnest.; 
of Inhabitants of the. parochial Chapelry of Saint Andrew, 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; of All Saints, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
of Saint ibe: Newesatle-updn-T'yne of Saint Nicholas, 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; of Gateshead, Gateshead Fell and the 
vicinity ; of Clergy of the deanery of Morpeth; of Inhabitants 
of Tesling; of Fairstead ; of Layer Marney; of Tendring ; of 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Wigan; of Inhabitants of 
Saltash; of Tolleshunt Major; of Tolleshunt D’Arcy; and, 
of Cressing ; To be printed, 146. Of Inhabitants of Edin- 
burgh ; of Gentry, Minister, Churchwardens, Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Shareshill, with Great and Little Saredon ; of 
Inhabitants of Rowley Regis; of Lane End (Staffordshire 
Potteries;) and, of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Brewood; 147. To be printed, 148. Of Inhabitants of the 
Northern division of Burton-upon-Trent and. Stapenhill; of 
Clergy, Gentry and Inhabitants of Blackburn ; of Protestant 
Dissenters and Wesleyans of Buckingham; of Minister, 
Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Cholesbury ; 
of Hawridge; of Chesham; of Wing and Aston Abbotts ;' of 
Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Ivinghoe ; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Slapton ; of Ment- 
more; of Minister and Inhabitants of Marsworth; of Magis- 
trates, Clergymen, Heritors, Tenantry, and others, of the royal 
burgh of Sanquhar ; of Inhabitants of Ilminster; of Westbury ; 
of Rector and Inhabitants of the united parishes of Swanington 
and Wood Dalling ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Whisson- 
sett; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of East 
and West Rudham; of Inhabitants of Market Stainton; of 
Goldhanger ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Boyton; of Hollesley; of Butley-cum-Capel ; of Clergy of 
the diocese of Rochester; of Protestants of Woolwich; of 
Minister and Congregation of Bethlehem chapel, Charles- 
street, Woolwich; of Mayor, Jurats, Bailifis, Free Burgesses 
and Inhabitants of Queenborough, and of the parishes of 
Minster, Eastchurch, and Laysdown, in the Isle of Sheppy; 
of Inhabitants of Footscray; of Rector, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Wittersham ; of Inhabitants.of Bishopsbourne ; 


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of Beaksbourn, Ickham and other places; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Teston and Nettlestead; of 
Protestant Dissenters of Cranbrook ; of Minister and Inhabi- 
tants of Hawkhurst; of Inhabitants of Hadlow; of Langton 
and Woodhall; of Dundee; of Kirk Session of Dundee; of 
Rodborough; of Incorporation of Tailors of Canongate, Edin. 
burgh ; of Inhabitants of Hurstperpoint ; of Rector; Church- 
wardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of Dunstable; of Inha- 
bitants of Arlsey, Clifton, Henlow and Langford; of Bedford; 
of Protestants of Sharnbrook; of Vicar and Parishioners of 
Keysoe; of Baptists and Wesleyan Methodists of Maidstone; of 
Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Beckenham; of In- 
habitants of Hemblington ; of Upton-cum-Fishley ; of Church- 
warden and Inhabitants of Trumpington ; of Vicar, Churchwar- 
dens and Inhabitants of Barton ; of Inhabitants of Holy Trinity, 
Cambridge; of Rector, Curate and Inhabitants of Himley ; 
of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Sheldon; of 
Magistrates, Rector, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Chering- 
ton; of Minister, Churchwardens, Overseers and others, of 
Trull; of Burrington; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Curry Rivell; of Baptists of Snowsfields Chapel, 
Southwark ; of Congregation of Providence Chapel, Guild- 
ford; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Oundle ; 
of Westhampnett ; of George Allein, of Gateshead ; of Inha- 
bitants of Burton-upon-Stather and Flixborough; of Messing- 
ham; of Dunnet ; and, of Protestant Dissenters of Holyhead : 
To be printed, 148. Of Landholders, Householders and In- 
habitants of Grasmere and Ambleside; of Inhabitants of 
Undermillbeck, Applethwaite, and Troutbeck; of Mayor, 
Aldermen, and Common Council Men, and Inhabitants of 
Appleby; of Inhabitants of Longmarton; and, of Clergy- 
man, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Haile; 151. Of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Celyn- 
nin; of Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Symonds- 
bury ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Great 
Toller, Toller Fratrum, and other places; of Inhabitants of 
Little Hallingbury ; of Dovercourt; of Fyfield ; of Felsted ;. of 
Fordham ; of Little Chishall; of Billericay and Great Bur- 
stead ; of Landholders and other Inhabitants of Dolgellau, 
Llanfachreth and Llanelltyd; of Ministers, Elders and Men. 
bers of the Established Presbyterian Kirk of Scotland, within 
the barony parish of Glasgow; of Magistrates, Ministers and 
Inhabitants of Govan and Gorbals; of Heritors, Feuats and 
Inhabitants of New Monkland; of Ministers, Elders and 
Members of different Congregations in Cumbernauld ; of He- 


‘ritors, Feuars, Householders and Inhabitants of Bothwell; of 


Magistrates, Heritors and others, of Stewarton; of Inhabi- 
tants of Thirsk; of Hawnby; of Stokesley ; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Liversedge; of Elmley ; of 
Householders and Inhabitants of Ormesby, Eston and Mar- 
ton; of Inhabitants of Middle and Southern Holderness ;' of 
Barnsley; of the chapelry of Bradfield; of Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of North Cave; of Minister, Charchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Panrial ; of Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabit- 
ants of Snaith; of Inhabitants of Calverley with Farsley ; of 
Pudsey; of Rotherham ; of Minister, Churchwardens, Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Llanfair, Duffryn and Clwydd ; 
and, of Inhabitant Householders of the cities of London and 
Westminster, and parts adjacent; To be printed, 151. Of 
John Poynder, of New Bridge-street, London ; of Inhabitants 
of Roxby with Risby ; of the Five Incorporated Trades of the 
royal burgh of Inverkeithing; of Heritors, Kirk Session and 
Inhabitants of the united parishes of Fossoway and Tulliebole ; 
of Inhabitants of Horncastle ; of Sturton Magna; of Gentry, 
Clergy and Inhabitants of reigns Dalderby,; and othet 
— ; of Inhabitants of Fulletby ; of Kirkstead, Moorby and 
ilksby ; of Tetford; of Carrington and Frithville; and,-of 
Saleby, 154. Of Minister, Elders and Heads of Families,’ of 
the royal burgh of Lochmaben ; of the incorporated Trades of 
the royal burgh of Lochmaben; of the Dean and Chapter of 
Leighlin ; of Ministers and Elders of the Presbytery of Ha- 
milton; of Inhabitants of Winteringham; of Minister, Elders 
and Inhabitants of Kirriemuir; of the Convener, Master of 
hospital and Deacons of the seven incorporated Trades of Aber- 
deen; of Minister, Elders and Inhabitants of Callander; of 
Ministers, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Llangamarch, Glandulas, Llanllconvel and Llandilor Vane; of 
Ministers, Churchwardens and Overseers of Llandevailog vach 
and other places; of Kirk Session and Parishioners of Tong- 
land ; of Weavers, Dyers and Cloth-dressers of Cannongate 
and North Leith ; of Clergy and Parishioners of White Rooth- 
ing; of Inhabitants of Irthlingborough ; of Parishioners and 
Residenters of Port Monteith; of Magistrates and Council 
of the town of Kilmarnock; of Inhabitants of Kilmarnock ; 
of Bower; of Dunblane; of Heyford; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Chalgrove, Berwick and other 
laces; of Inhabitants of Ramsey; of Clergy, Gentry and 
nhabitants of Aldenham; of Master, Wardens and Brethren 
of the Corporation of Smiths, or the guild of Saint ‘Toy, 
Dublin ; of Corporation of Brewers and Maltsters of the guild 
of Saint Andrew ; of Minister, Gentry, Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of Simonburn; of Freeholders and Inhabitants : of 
the chapelry of Ninebanks and parish of Allendale; of Inha- 
bitants of Harworth; of Misson; of Langford, Winthorpe, 
Coddington and other places; of Clayworth and Everton ; of 
Edwinstowe ; of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants: of 
P 2 Mancetter, 








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Roman Carnotic Ciais ; Petitions against —continued. 

r, with its hamlets of Hartshill and Oldbury; of 
Inhabitants of Llanfair Elydogr and other places; of the 
Rural Dean and Clergy of the deanery of Upper Sub Ayron ; 
of ‘Rector, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Middle Clay- 
don; of Churchwardens and Inhabitants of East Claydon ; of 

“ , Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Lillingstone 
Lovell; of Rector, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabit- 
‘ents of Trawsfynydd;.of Maentwrog; of Festimiog; of 
Rector and Parishioners of Llanfrothen; of Inhabitants of 
Brawdy; of Hays Castle; of Minister and Inhabitants 
of Neilston; of Members of the Grougar Farmers’ Society 
and others in the barony of Grougar, in the parish of Kilmar- 
nock ; of Minister, Elders and Kirk Session, and Inhabitants 
of Creech ; of Minister and Elders of the Presbytery of Dun- 
blane ;..of the Incorporation: of Gardeners, Glasgow; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of the townland of Clare ; of Magis- 
trates, Town Council, Minister and Inhabitants of the burgh 
of Crail; of Inhabitants of Layston and Buntingford ; of 
Mauchline; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Preston Capes ; of Inhabitants of Ravensthorpe and other 
places ; of Minister, Churchwardens, Magistrates, Freehold- 
ers and others of Saint Ishmael and Llansaint ; of Inhabitants 
of Pencarreg ; of Incorporation of Wrights, Masons and others 
of Leith; of Inhabitants of East Carleton, Mulbarton and 
Swardeston ; of Lochgilphead ; of North and South Napdale, 
Kilmarton and Glassary; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
«Inhabitants of /Kinver of Lawford ; and, of Minister and In- 
habitants: of Saint Andrew-the-Less, Cambridge; To be 
a 154-. Of, Householders of Aldington, Smeeth, Bra- 
urne and. Sellinge; of Minister, Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Ryarsh ; of Independents of Zoar chapel, Strood ; 

, of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Leybourne; of 
ania of Birling; of Inhabitants of East Peckham; of 
Saint, Paul, Deptford; of Masters of National Schools in 
several places in the county of Lincoln; of Heritors, Heads 
of; Families and Inhabitants of Bathgate; of Magistrates, 
Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Chesterfield ; of Mi- 
nister, Churchwardens, Landholders and Inhabitants of Rad- 
bourn; of Minister and Inhabitants of Pinxton; of Inhabit- 
ants of Leeds; of Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Saddleworth ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
of Locki n; of Middleton and Lund; of Magistrates, 
Cl and Inhabitants of Pickering; of Curate, Church- 
wardens; Freeholders, and Inhabitants of Bolton-by-Bowland ; 
»of Churehwardens and Inhabitants of Thornton le-Beans; of 
the Reverend Sir Harcourt Lees, Baronet; of Protestant In- 
habitants, of ‘Killesandra; .of Killileagh; of the county of 
‘Down; ).0f. Presbyterians of Ahoghill; of Independents of 
~ Ebenezer chapel, Dublin; of Graduates of the university of 
‘Dublin ;,0f Inhabitants. of Beaumont-cum-Moze ; of Al- 
fristoniand Berwick; of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
»eardhdeaconry,of Lewes; of Inhabitants of Uckfield and ad- 
, joi rishes ; of Protestant Dissenters of Hadlow Down ; 
of 0 ae Methodists of Marlborough; of Magistrates, 
» Clergy and. Inhabitants of the. hundreds of Buckingham, 
Gettesloe and Ashendon; of Kirk Session and Inhabitants 
of \‘Tinwald; of Inhabitants of Holywood; of Wartnaby, Ab 
Kettleby and Holwell ; of Dumfries ; of Elders and Inhabitants 
of Maderty ; of Inhabitants of Tamlaght; of Bachelors of Arts 
abd Und duates of the university of Cambridge; and, of 
Misidtenn, Mreshenta and Inhabitants of Perth ; To be printed, 
260. Of Inhabitants of Thrybergh, Dalton Magna, and Dalton 
Parva; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Marr; 

» \of Inhabitants of Wadworth ; of Swinton; of Minister, Church- 
wardens and Inhabitants of Mexbrough ; of Ouseburn Magna; 
of Coningsbrough ; of Inhabitants of Barmbrough and Bolton- 
upon-Dearne ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 
Braithwell; of Inhabitants of Armthorpe; of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Kirk Smeaton; of Mi- 

. mister, Elders and Inhabitants of Wattin; of Inhabitants of 
Mistley ; of Wicks, and of Wrabness ; of Bradfield; of Wal- 
tham.Abbey; of Nazing; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Reynoldston and Lanmadock ; of Llanddewi, 
Knolston, and Llangewith ; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Penryn; of Free Burgesses and Inhabitants of East Looe ; of 
Vicar and Inhabitants of Mabe; of Freeholders and Inhabitants 
of Wadebridge; of Norbury; of Landowners and Inhabitants of 
Downham-Market; of Burgesses, Merchants and Inhabitants 
of Aberdeen; of Inhabitants of Cromarty ; of Magistrates, 
Ministers, Elders and Inhabitants of Kirkintilloch ; of Inha- 
bitants of Halkerk; of Ministers, Heritors and Inhabitants 
of Whitburn; of Heritors, Minister and Inhabitants of Old 
Monkland ; of Minister, Elders and Inhabitants of Alford ; of 

- the South district of Old Machar; of Inhabitants of Auchte- 
rarder; of Reay; of Burgesses and Inhabitants of Stirling ; 
of Clergy and Inhabitants of Congleton; of Mayor, Alder- 
men and Burgesses of Congleton; of Magistrates, Clergy and 

.. Inhabitants.of Stromness; of Protestant Inhabitants of Er- 
rigle; of Donagh; of Inhabitants of Beith; of. Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Hailsham; of Freeholders 
and (ccupiers of lands and tenements in Hill-Morton ; of In- 

. -habitants of Ormiston; of Rector, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Saxlingham, Nethergate, and Thorpe; of Minister, 
Churchwardens: and Inhabitants of Cradley; and, of Inha- 
bitants-of Tillingham;.To be printed, 165. Of Inhabitants 


” 
, 


_ Llandilofawr; of 


of Canisbay ; of Bloxholm and Digby; and, of Belshford, 
170. Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Washingborough and 
Heighington; of Minister, Churchwardens, Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Brampton; of Minister and Inhabitants of 
Stamford-le-Hope ; of Perpetual Curate and Inhabitants of 
Beddgelert ; of Freemasons and Inhabitants of Inverness; 
of Members of the Six Incorporated Trades of Inverness; of 
Inhabitants of Fearn ; of Minister, Churchwardens and others 
of Saint Mary Bourne ; and, of Droxford ; To be printed, 170. 
Of Freeholders of the county of Brecon; of Inhabitants 
of Carshalton, 173. Of Clergy, Parish Officers and Inha- 
bitants of Saint Saviour’s, Southwark ; of Protestant Inha- 
bitants of Urney; of Drung; of Inhabitants of Edlington ; of 
Clergy of the deanery of Doncaster; of Inhabitants of Great 
Oakley; of Ramsey ; of Minister, Elders and Inhabitants of 
Ochiltree ; of Minister, Elders, Heritors and Inhabitants of 
Stonehouse ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Kincardine ; of Mi- 
nister, Magistrates, Heritors and Inhabitants of Lochwinnoch ; 
of Mayor, Magistrates, Clergy, capital Burgesses, Burgesses 
and Inhabitants of Macclesfield ; of Minister, Elders and In- 
habitants of Johnstone ; of Elders, Occupiers of land and In- 
habitants of Closeburn; of Minister, Kirk Session, Heritors, 
Farmers and Inhabitants of Kirkconnel; of Inhabitants of 
fearaty A of Minister and Congregation assembling in 
Beresford Chapel, Walworth; of Freeholders of Surrey; of 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Seighford, Haughton and 
Ranton; of Clergy of the archdeaconry of Cleveland; of 
Vicar, Churchwardens, Freeholders and Inhabitants of L he; 
of Inhabitants of Hinderwell; of Cadeby;. of Hatfield; of 
Newton ; of Magistrates and Council of the royal burgh of 
Anstruther Wester; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inha- 
bitants of Northiam; of Orangemen of the eastern division 
of London; of Protestant Inhabitants of Ballintemple; of 
Drumgoon; of Managers, Teachers and Supporters of Sunday 
Schools in the western district of the metropolis; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Saint Catherine, Dublin; of Freeholders 
and Protestant Inhabitants of Magherahamlet; of Annahilt ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Donaghadee; of Minister, El- 
ders, Managers and Members of the Associate Congregation 
of the burgh of Airdrie; of Inhabitants of Hellingly; and, of 
Ministers, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Warbleton, 
Waldron, Dallington, and other places; To be printed, 173. 
Of Parishioners of Lampeter Pont Stephen, 177. Of Minis- 
ter and Inhabitants of Withersfield ; of Minister Churchwar- 
dens and Inhabitants of Boxford ; of Vicar, Churchwarden 
and Inhabitants of Little Baddow; of Inhabitants of Lauder ; 
of Barningham, Matlaske and other places; of Protestant In- 
habitants of Baltinglass ; of Newry ; of Protestant Inhabitants 
and Landholders of Killead; of Clergyinen, Gentlemen and 
others of Saint Paul, Dublin; of Protestant Inhabitants of 
Saint Audeon’s, Dublin;. of Freeholders .and Inhabitants of 
the Chalk hundred (Wilts); of Vicar, Churchwarden and In- 
habitants of Saint John-in-Bedwardine ; of Parish Officers and 
Inhabitants of Field Dalling and Binham ; of Minister, Elders 
and Inhabitants of Leochel Cushnie; of Inhabitants of Carl- 
ton-upon-Trent, Sutton-upon-Trent, and other places; of Mi- 
nister, Elders and others of Kilmadock (Perth ; and, of Con- 
verts from the Popish Religion in Sligo; To be printed, 177. 
Of the Congregation late assembling for divine worship at 
Tottenham Court Chapel; of the Reverend John Stonard, p. p. 
rector of Aldingham ; of Inhabitants of Hurstbourne Tarrant, 
and chapelry of Vernhams Dean; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and Inhabitants. of Somerford-Keynes ; of Minister, Elders 
and Inhabitants of Clyne; and, of Inhabitants of Golspie ; 
182. Of Thomas Gray, moderator of the associate session of 
Kirkcaldy ; of Wesleyan Methodists of Wellingborough ; of 


. Thomas Jones, vestry clerk of Saint Stephen, Coleman-street, 


London ; of Curate and Parishioners of Shawell ; of Gentry, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Selattyn; of Inhabitants of 
Hylton and Hylton Ferry, and ‘of High Ford and Low Ford ; 
of Inhabitants of Rothwell; of Minister, Elders, Heritors and 
Inhabitants of Dalserf; of Minister and Co ion of the 
Episcopal Chapel in West-street, Saint Giles, London ; of In- 
habitants of Bradley Haverstow ; of Swillington and Garforth ; 
of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Birstal; of Inhabitants of 
Cleveland ; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Thoydon Garnon ; of Inhabitants of Orsett ; of Great Clacton ; 
of Belfast; of Clergy, Gentry and Inhabitants of Sandbach ; 
of Minister and Inhabitants of Brereton-cum-Smethwick ; of 
Inhabitants of Haslington ; of Minister, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Finedon ; of Thomas M‘Crie, moderator of the 
associate presbytery of Edinburgh ; of Inhabitants of Blan- 
tyre ; of Minister and Churchwardens of Saint Clement in 

astings ; of Archdeacon and Clergy of the diocese of Wor- 
cester; of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Saint 
Andrew, Auckland ; of Llangynhafal ; of Rector, Churchwar- 
dens and Inhabitants of Broseley; of Minister, Churchwar- 
dens and Inhabitants of Benthall; of Churchwardens and In- 
habitants of Purleigh ; of Magistrates, Gentlemen, Clergy and 
Inhabitants of Llangathan jot Lianfynydd; of Inhabitants of 
eckingham, Saundby, Bole and other 
places ;. of the Royal Burgh of Kirkwall ; of Olney ; of Clergy- 
men, Gentlemen, Freemen, Freeholders and Protestant Inha- 


. bitants of Saint Michan, Dublin ; of Protestant Inhabitants 


of Aghaucon ; of Inhabitants of Holbeach; of Protestants of 


Killyleagh ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Downpatrick ;_ of 


Kilmore ; 


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INDEX ¢@ the Er.cutry-rouRtn VouumeE. 





Roman Cartnotic Craims; Petitions against—continued. ° 
Kilmore ; of Rathmullan ; of Killinchy; of Saul; of Kilmore ; 
of Ballynahinch; of Inch; of Crossgar; of Minister, Church- 
wardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of Cleobury Mortimer 
and Neen Savage; of Proprietors, Editors, Printers, Publish- 
ers and others connected with the Monthly Magazine; of 
Protestant Inhabitants of Magheross; and, of Members of the 
Orange Institution, Armagh; To be printed, 182. Of Inha- 
bitants of High Roothing, 186. Of the Bishop and Clergy of 
the dioceses of Cork and Ross; and, of Henry Flynn, a regis- 
tered Twenty Pounds Freeholder of the city of Dublin ; To be 
printed, 186. Of Protestant Inhabitants of Cork ; To be 

rinted, 200. Of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the arch- 
Rene of Dorset, 227. 


RomMAN Catuo.uie Ciaims; Petitions in favour of the Claims 
of the Roman Catholics ;—Of the Roman Catholics of Saint 
Michael, Limerick ; of Saint Mary, Limerick ; of Mungret, 
Limerick ; of Protestant Dissenters of the Unitarian Chapel 
in Renshaw-street, Liverpool ; of Roman Catholics of Augha- 
goer 5 of Inhabitants of Birmingham; Three Petitions of 

oman Catholic Inhabitants of Saint John, Limerick ; and, 
of the united parishes of Hook and Saint James, in the barony 
of Shelbourne (Wexford;) 8. Of Catholic Inhabitants of 
Stockport; and, of Roman Catholics of Heythrop; To be 
printed, 8. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Borris, in 
Ossory, 15. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the united 
sedbupany of Listowell and Finuge, 20. Of Inhabitants of 

ishop Stortford ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Newark-upon- 
Trent; of Members of the Protestant Dissenting College of 
Wymondley; and, of Roman Catholics of the city of Edin- 
burgh ; To be printed, 20. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Aghavoe ; of Rathdownie; of Rath Saren; of Skirk; of 
Kildalky ; of Thomondgate; and, of Unitarian Protestant 
Dissenters of Chowbent; 22, Of the Unitarian Society of 
Dissenters of Great Yarmouth; To be printed, 22. Of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Cloonclare; and of Straffan; 24, Of 
Kil-Christ ; of Clondagad ; of Unitarians of Northampton ; 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kilbride; of Navan; of 
Screene ; of Kilbrew ; of Trim; of Girty; of Castletown; of 
Drumcondra ; of Kilskier; of Kentstown and Union ; of Kil- 
messon ; of Ratoath, Skreen, Upper Deece and other places ; 
of Ardagh; of Moynalty ; of Marton; of Saint Mary Athlone ; 
of Cappoquin ; of Butlerstown ; and, of Protestant Dissenting 
Ministers of the Three Denominations, residing in London 
and Westminster; To be printed, 24. Of Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Granard; of Saint Mary, Dublin; of Upper 
Killeavey;. of Newtown Hamilton; of Errigle Kyran; of 
Armagh; of Maheraclooney ; and, of Freeholders of the county 
of Kent; To be printed, 25, Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Newcastle, Limerick; of Charleville; of Protestants of 
Oxford; and, of Unitarian Christians of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; To be printed, 28. _Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Trinity Without, Waterford; of Saint Patrick, Waterford ; 
.-of Inhabitants of Robertstown; of Ballyhahill; of Shana- 
golden; of Dunsany ; of Archerstown; of Killallon ; of Kells; 
of Clonmellon ; of Killeg ; of Yarm; of Shepton Mallett; of 
Kiddington; of Crathorne; and, of Clunarney; 34. Of Naas; 
of Unitarians of Hull; and, of Roman Catholics of Great 
Britain ; To be printed, 34. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Ballyroan; of Mullagh; of Oldcastle, Lougherin and 
Moylough ; and, of Colp; 42. Of Mullingar; of Kilcleigh ; 
of Rathgraff; of Ballyloughlow; of Protestant Dissenters of 
Toxteth ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Castletarra; of 
the united parishes of Killarney and Aghadoe ; and, of Abbey- 
leix ; To be printed, 42. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Finglass ; of Saint Margaret’s, (Dublin ;) and, of Rollestown 
and Oldtown; 48. Of Islandeady; of Kilgiver; of Crecora; 
of Kilmallock; of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council 
and Livery of Nottingham ; and, of Protestant Dissenters of 
High Pavement, Nottingham ; To be printed, 48. Of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Upper Woods ; and, of Members of 
the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of Old Gravel 
Pit Meeting, Hackney; 59. Of Members of the Unitarian 
Chapel-at Battle; of Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty 
at Buckfastleigh ; of Protestant Dissenters of Crediton ; of Inha- 
bitants of Bristol; of Unitarian Protestant Dissenters of Kirkby, 
in Kendal; of Protestant Dissenters and others of South Shields ; 
and, of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ahavallen; To be 
printed, 59. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the united 

arishes of Tintern, Rosegarland and Inch; of Kilnahue; of 

oom; of Clough; of Kileavan; of Gorey; of Bantry; of 
Rosmenogue ; of Saint Mary, Wexford; and, of Ballyhogue; 
72. Of Protestants or Dissenters of South Shields ; of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Ballyduff; of Ballyduff; of 
Aglish ; of Clonegam ; of Carrickbeg ; of Mothill ; of Dysart ; 
of Rathcormick ; of Carbally; of Faithleg ; of Tramore ; of 
Lismore ; of Tallow ; of Affane ; of Pilltown ; of Congleton ; of 
Dungarvan ; of Abbeyside; of Unitarians of Wareham ; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Drumcliffe ; and, of the Union 
of Saint John, Sligo ; To be printed, 72. Of Inhabitants of 
Westport ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Castlecomer ; of 
Loughen ; of Johnstown; of Dulane; of Nobber; of Grange 
Geeth; of Monknewtown; of the united parishes of Monas- 
terevan, Nurney and other places; of Ahogill; of Tamlaght 
O’Crilly ; of Loughgeel : of Ballymore ; of ‘Rillmore ; of Anna 


VOL. 84.——Sess. 1829. 


- Paradise-street Chapel, Liver 


_ of Protestant Inhabitants of Alton; of Dean of 


— 


West; of Urney alias Cavan; of Eglish;'of Annageliff; of 
Dunnaghy; of Cruisetown; and, of Protestant Dissenters of 
pool; To be printed, 76. Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ballingarry ; of Knockfierna ; 
and, of Rathkeale; 81, Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Bodmin and Lostwithiel; of Inhabitants of’ Penzance; of 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the North division of the hun- 
dred of East, and of the hundreds of Stratton and Lesnewth ; 
of Roman Catholics of the county of Roscommon; of Ard- 
carn; of the united parishes of Saint John’s, Kilinvoy, Kil- 
main, and Rahara; of Saint Peter’s, Athlone; of the united 
— of Killumed, Killucan, and other places; of Free- 

olders and Leaseholders of the county of Devon; of Unita- 
rian Christians of Devonport; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of York; of Bandon; of Protestant Dissenters of Bright- 
helmston ; of Students of Divinity in the Protestant Dissent- 
ing College at Highbury ; and, of Unitarians of Leicester; To 
be printed, 81. Of Unitarians of King’s Lynn; and; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Celbridge; 85. Of Temple- 
orun; of Saint John’s, Kilkenny; of Ballyraggett ; of Presh- 
ford ; of Saint Patrick, Kilkenny ; of Muccalee’; ‘of Innistioge ; 
of the united parishes of Ballycallan; Kilmanagh, ‘and Kil- 
laloe; of Glenmore ; of Thomastown; of Moincoin and Car- 
rigeen; of Saint Canice, Kilkenny; of Gaulskill, Deenkill 
and Kilmacow ; of Fertagh; of Paulstown; of Slieverue; of 
Newtown ; of Urlingford ; of Kilmurry; of Carrick-on-Suir ; 
of Grange Mockler; of Owning; of The Roar ;\of Birke; of 
Protestant Dissenters of the Unitarian Chapel; Barton-street, 
Gloucester; and, of Inhabitants of Halifax; To be’ printed, 
85. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Rosscarbery; and, of 
Kilkeranmore; 89. Of Friends of Civil and Rekgions Li- 
berty, in the county of Wexford ; of Inhabitants 'of Duala ; 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Tenure; of ‘Ballemakeny ; 
of the united parishes of Kilmore and 'Ballinclough; of the 
united parishes of Clonoulty and Rossmoré}; of the united pa- 
‘rishes of Bourna and Corbally; of Lockeen, Barony of Lower 
Ormond; of Down; of the united parishes of 'Croom&lt;and 
Banogue; of Inhabitants of Kingston-upon~ Thames; of 
Sheffield, and its neighbourhood; of Presbyterians and Bap- 
tists of Saint Saviourgate Chapel (York) ;:of Roman ‘Catholic 
Inhabitants of Graig; of Bankers, Merchants, Traders and 
Inhabitants of the city of Gloucester, and ‘its. vicinity ; 
of Unitarian Protestant Dissenters of Bristol ;: of | Unita- 
rian Congregation, Friar Gate, Derby ; ‘of Inhabitants of 
Glynn; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Wexford 5: of’ In- 
habitants of Kingston-upon-Hall, ‘of all religious :‘denomi- 
nations; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants! of: Duleeck; of 
Rathboyne ; of Cappagh’; of Drumrew; of Lixnaw';/of War- 
dour (Wilts) ; of Protestant Dissenters of Silver-street-chapel, 
Bury (Lancashire); of Inhabitants of Rochdale ; ‘of-Christian 
Unitarians, Hunter-street, Liverpool ;' of Protestant Dissenters 
of Park-lane Chapel, Wigan; and, of Roman Catholic inha- 
bitants of the united parishes of Killodeernan, Knigh, ‘and 
Monsea; To be printed, 89. Of Unitarian’ Christians of 
Blackley ; of Unitarians of Dob-lane, Manchester of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Mullabrack ; of Loughgilly 5; of Alder- 
men, Bailiffs and Inhabitants of Guildford 4 ‘of Rorhan’Ca- 
tholic Freeholders and Inhabitants of the county of: Meath ; 
ld; Coun- 
cillors and Guild Brethren of the corporation of Guild; within 
the burgh of Arbroath ; and, of Protestant’ Dissenters th a 
mouth ; To be printed, 94. Of Protestant Dissenters of the 
Baptist denomination at Dover ; of Inhabitants of Rivi n; 
of protestant Dissenters of Chorley ; of Roman Catholie In- 
habitants of Drogheda ; of Ardee; of Killanny of Tallyallen ; 
of Directors of the Imperial me Company of Ireland and, 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Macclesfield, 98. In- 
habitants of Dover; of Noblemen, Géntlemen;'and others, of 
Ireland; of Roman Catholic -Inhabitants of Ki tt; of 
Drumcree; of Tynan; of Drummaull ; of Antrim and Con- 
nor; of Persons assembling at the General Baptist*Chapel, 
Bridge-street, Northampton ; of Inhabitants of Northampton ; 
of Protestant Dissenters of King’s’ Head-lane Chapel; North- 
ampton; of Unitarians of Belper; of Independents im Belper ; 
of Inhabitants of Milford; of Presbyterians of Duffield ; of 
Roman Catholics of Balrothery; of Crumlin; of’ Rathfarn- 
ham; of Tallaght; of Freemen and Inhabitants of the city of 
Hereford; of Freeholders, Inhabitants’ and Visitors of Wor- 
thing; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of we merry of 
Sainfied ; of Killinchy; of Magherafelt; of Inhabitants of 
Leicester; of Hinckley; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Cashel; of Nenagh; of Saint Mary Clonmel; of Cloyne- 
riest; of Saint Feighan; of Ballinhinch; of Glenely ; of 

resbyterians of Carter-lane, Doctors’ Commons; and, of 
Unitarian Protestant Dissenters of Bridport; To be printed, 
98. Of Unitarians of Greengate, Salford; of Protestant 
Dissenters of Bank-street Chapel, Bolton-le-Moors ; ‘of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of ‘Holywell; of Corporation of 
Portsmouth ; and, of Protestant Dissenters and other Friends 
to civil and religious liberty in Worcester, 103. Of Freemen 


‘and Inhabitants of Canterbury; of Protestant Dissenters of 


Blackfriars Chapel, Canterbury ; of Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Clane; of Drommin; of Shruel; of Persons con- 
cerned in the corn trade of Dublin; of Roman Catholics of 
Kenmare, and of the united parishes of Kenmare, Killgarvan, 
and Templenoe ; of Dunleer; of Athboy; of Inhabitants and 
Freemen 

Q 





INDEX ww the E1GuHTY-FOURTH VOLUME. 





[ 1829. 





Roman Catuouic Cuiaims ; Petitions in favour—continued. 
Freemen of Great Yarmouth ; of Friends of civil and religious 
liberty in the county of Wexford; of Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Durrow; of Callan; of Burnchurch; of Grange 
and Grove; of Grangesilvio; of Tulleroan; of Protestant 

Dissenters, natives of the Principality of Wales, resident in 
London; of Protestant Dissenters of the General Baptist 
Meeting-house, Worship-street, Ao wala as sang of Roman 
Catholics of Foxcote; of Freeholders, Yeomen and Inhabi- 
tants of Bretby, Hartshorne, and Newhall; of Professors 
of the University, Merchants, Bankers and Inhabitants 
of Glasgow; of Inhabitants of Claypole, Westborough, 
and other places; of Corporation of Gloucester; of Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of Cheltenham; of Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Cullohill; of Killaban; of Farbert; of Tri- 
more; of Duagh; of Independents of Derby; of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Tisassin; and, of Kilcrohane; To 
be printed, 103. Of Protestant Dissenters of the Unitarian 
denomination of Alnwick ; of Inhabitants of Aighton; Bai- 
ley, and Chaidgley ; of Roman Catholics of Burscough ; 
of Inhabitants of Claughton; of Lea (Lancaster ;) of Cottam ; 
of Newsham, Barton, and Myerscough; of Poulton-in-the- 
Fylde; of Walton-in-le-Dale ; and, of Euxton; 105. Of Pro- 
testant Dissenters of Old Jewry Chapel, Jewin-street, London ; 
of Inhabitants of York ; and, of Warminster ; To be printed, 
105. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Athy, 109. Of In- 
habitants of Crewkerne and South Petherton; of Dorchester ; 
of Beaminster; of Unitarians of South Place, Finsbury; of 
Unitarians of Diss; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kil- 
fentenon; of Unitarian Dissenters of Stockport ; of ‘Tenter- 
den ; of Members of the Old Meeting House in Framling- 
ham; of Unitarians of Vicarage-street Chapel, Yeovil; of 
Protestant Dissenters of Northiam; of Unitarians of Sankey- 
street, Warrington ; of Risley; of Deputies of the three de- 
nominations of” Protestant Dissenters in and within twelve 
miles of London; of Inhabitants of Cardiff; of Roman Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants of Gouran; and, of Termonmagurk ; To be 
printed, 109. Of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons 
of the city of London, in Common Council assembled ; To be 
printed, 114. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kilaveney ; 
of Protestant Dissenters and Inhabitants of Stannington; of 
Protestant Dissenters of the Unitarian Profession assembling 
in the Music Hall, Sheffield; and, of Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Mohill; 114. Of Protestant Dissenting Ministers 
of the three denominations in the west riding of York and the 
city of York; of Roman Catholics of Leeds; of Inhabitants 
of Rotherham; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Ringwood ; 
of Magistrates, Clergy, Bankers and others of Birmingham 
and. its vicinity; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Reisk ; 
of Inhabitants of Chichester; of Roman Catholics of Man- 
chester and Salford; of Inhabitants of Thurnham and Cocker- 
ham; of Westby with Plumpton; of Great Eccleston ; of 
Lytham; of Heighton; of Brindle ; of Gentlemen, Merchants 
and others of Burnley; of Inhabitants of Haverfordwest ; of 
Friends to Civil and Religious Liberty at Boston; of the 
Dean of Guild, or Members of the Guildry Incorporation or 
Merchants of Dundee; of Protestant Dissenters and others of 
Ormskirk ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Killaw; of 
Upper Anna; of Bailieboro; of Drung; of Knockbride; of 
the county of Donegal; of Ballyshannon; of Lifford; of 
Killachtee; of Kiltevock; of Killybegs; of Stranorlar; of 
Inhabitants of Cockermouth ; of Bankers, Merchants and In- 
habitants of Whitehaven ; of Inhabitants of Tixall ; of Inde- 

dents, of Hereford; of Protestant Inhabitants of Saint 
ames, Dublin; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the united 
arishes of Saint Andrew, Saint Mark, and Saint Anne, Dub- 
in; of the united parishes of Saint Mary, Saint Thomas and 

Saint George, Dublin; of Drumbane and Upper Church; of 
Donagheavy; of Mullahoran; of Cappagh White; of the 
Union. of Scraby and East Columbkill; of Powerstown; of 
the united parishes of Modereny, Arderony and Ballygilbon ; 
of Inhabitants of Coventry; of Inhabitants of Holywell; of 
Unitarian Dissenters of Honiton ; of Inhabitant Householders 
of Honiton; of Protestant Dissenters of Saint Ives (Hunting- 
don;) of Christchurch; of Dukinfield; of Inhabitants of 
Frome Selwood ; of Protestant Dissenters of Deptford; of 
Inhabitants of Nottingham; of Protestant Freeholders and 
Householders of Worksop; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Kilquaine; of Meelick; of Kilfinaghty; of Clonlea and 
Killurane; of Kilrush; of Booterstown; of Inhabitants of 
Southampton; of Protestant Inhabitants of Cirencester; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Saint Bridget’s, Union of 
Ferns ; of Killcoome, Union of Ferns; and, of Ferns; To be 
printed, 114. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ipswich ; 
of Barristers and Attornies of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and 
Gateshead ; of Inhabitants of Glasgow; of ste nh 
Overseers, Householders and Inhabitants of Saint Leonard’s 
Shoreditch; of Society of Friends, called Quakers, of 
Cockermouth ; of Protestant Dissenters of High-street Cha- 
pel, Newport (Hants ;) of Roman Catholic Ynhabitante of 
the united parishes of Ardcath, Clonalty and Piercetown ; 
of Tankardstown ; of Ballingaddy ; and, of Glenogra; 121. 
Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Saul; of Kilbroney; of 
Kilmore ; of Sonna; of Rathcondrath and Kilmacneevan; of 
Killare; of Ballymore; of Kilbixy; of Kill; of Mayne; of 
Moyvore and Forgney ; of Castletown Delvin, and Killulagh ; 





of Kinnegad ; of Kilbeggan; of Rathconnell and Taughmon : 
of Meeden and Miltowes of Corralstown; of Seamer of 
Kilkenny West and Benown; of Castletown Geoghegan; of 
Kilmanahan ; of Faughenstown; of Churchtown ; of Reverend 
Charles Aldrich, Curate of Saint Ives, Cornwall ; of Inhabitants 
of Preston; of Roman Catholics of Warrington ; of Inhabit- 
ants of Alston-with-Hothersall and Gri h; of Clayton- 
in-le-W oods ; of Chorley; of Inhabitants of Salmsbury ; of 
Pleasington ; of Chipping; of Thornley; of Kirkham; of 
Whittle-in-le-Woods; of Roman Catholics of Stockton-on- 
Tees ; of Protestants, and Friends of Religious Liberty, Inha- 
bitants of Stockton-on-Tees ; of Inhabitants of Blackburn ; 
of Friends to Civil and Religious Liberty at Beverley ; of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Ardbraccan; of Kilshine; of 
Clonard; of Rathkenny; of Inhabitants of Sidmouth; of 
Unitarians of Colyton; of Protestant Dissenters, Cross-street 
Chapel, Manchester ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Saint 
Mullens; of Dunganstown; of Annacurra; of Wicklow; of 
the Nine Incorporated Trades of the royal burgh of Dundee; 
and, of John Lucas, and others; of the county of Clare; To 
be printed, 121. Of Protestant Inhabitants of Albrighton, 
124. Of Bankers, Merchants and Inhabitants of Wolver- 
hampton ; of Inhabitants of Stowmarket; of Hadleigh; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Grange ; of the united parishes 
of Kileommon and Robin; of the united parishes of Aglish, 
Ballyhean, and Breafy; of Donamore; of Killoe; of Clon- 
brony; of Cashel; of Edgeworthstown ; of Ardagh and Moy- 
dow; of Inhabitants of Falmouth; of Protestant Inhabitants 
of Royston; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Wisbech ; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Drogheda; of Saint Mary, 
Drogheda; of Inhabitants of Hitchin; of John Guy Heardson, 
of Surfleet ; of Householders and Inhabitants of Cleveland ; 
of Inhabitants of Barnsley ; of Clergy, Gentry and Inhabitants 
of Beverley; of Protestant Dissenters of different Denomina- 
tions in Maidstone; of Society of Artisans and Mechanics, 
and others, of Leicester; and, of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Monoduff; To be printed, 124. Of Protestant Dissenters 
of Wareham; and, of Inhabitants of Tadcaster; 128. Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the county of Down; of the 
Corporation of Derby; of Magistrates, Bankers, Merchants 
and Manufacturers of Derby ; of Members of the Independent 
Chapel in Heage; of Clergy of the diocese of Norwich; of 
Directors of the Royal Canal Company in Ireland; of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Clonfecle ; of Loughgall; of Kil- 
more; of Newportpratt and Burrishoole; of the county and 
city of Cork ; of Cove and Great Island (Cork) ; of Macroom ; 
of the united parishes of Kilmacabea and Kilphoughnabeg ; 
of Kildorrary ; of Ahada; of Ballymartle and Cullen; of Saint 
Multose; of Castletown Roche; of Cloyne; of Aglis; of 
Tracton and Kilpatrick; of Fermoy; of united parishes of 
Killumed, Killucan and other places ; of Macroney, union of 
Kilworth; two Petitions of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Ballyhea ; of united parishes of Creagh, Abbeystroury and 
Tullagh ; of Ballyloch ; of Buttevant; of Bantry; of Castle- 
lyons; of Kilgulane; of Molagga and Farrihy; of Clonfert ; 
of Templetenny ; two Petitions from Kilshanahan; of Kil- 
macdonogue ; of Boyle; of Protestant Inhabitants of Daven- 
try and Braunston; of Inhabitants of Loughborough ; of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Mallow; of Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of the hundred of West, and of the south division 
of the hundred of East (Cornwall); of Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Whitechurch; of Inhabitants of Paull, in Holder- 
ness ; of Constable Newton; of Burstwick ; of Sproatley ; of 
Keyingham ; of Halsham; of Marton, in Holderness ; and, of 
Glastonbury ; To be printed, 128. Of Inhabitants of Mary- 
boro’ and The Heath; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Stradbally; of Freeholders, Land-occupiers and Inhabitants 
of Ballinakill; of Roman Catholic inhebitente of Dysart- 
galen; of Minister and Elders of Rescobie; of Inhabitants of 
Chichester; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Langfield ; of 
Teranare ; of Kilmacreen; of Donamoin; of Protestant Dis- 
senters meeting in the General Baptist Chapel, Saint Thomas- 
street, Portsmouth; of Inhabitants of Ilkeston; of Minister 
and Congregation of Protestant Dissenting Christians assem- 
bling at the Unitarian Chapel at Stand, near Manchester ; 
132. Of Protestant Dissenters of different denominations 
assembling for religious worship in the city of Chichester ; of 
Protestant Dissenters of Billinghurst ; and, of Members of a 
Society of Unitarian Christians assembling in Mosley-street 
Chapel, Manchester; 133. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of the united parishes of Lisburne and Hillsborough ; of In- 
habitants of Taunton; of Poole, Dorset; of Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of the united parishes of Drom and Inch; of 
Unitarians of New Gravel Pit Chapel, Saint John, Hack- 
ney; of Lea, Derby; of Cappel-y-Groes and Ystrad; of 
Young-street, Charlotte-square, Edinburgh ; of Protestant 
Dissenters of Octagon Chapel, Norwich; of New Road 
Chapel, Brighton ; of Inhabitants of Donaghmore ; of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Tartaraghan; of Catholic and Pro- 
testant Inhabitants of All Saints, Donegal; of Roman Ca- 
tholics of the county of Antrim; of Larne; of Tydavnet; of 
Kilmore-moy; of Leighlin-bridge ; of Dunsford ; of the united 
parishes of Nohoval, Kenure and Ballyfoile; of Kilmead ; of 
Crookstown ; of the united parishes of Miltown and Allen ; of 
Donaughmore; of Ahascragh and Foheny ; of Lusk ; of Lusk 
East ; of Sandyford; of Glencullen; of een 

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Roman Cartuo.ic Ciatms; Petitions in favour—continued. 
bitants of Whitechurch ; of Protestant Householders and In- 
habitants of Bath; of Unitarians of Mead-row, Godalming ; 
of Catholics of Ireland; of Protestant Inhabitants House- 
holders of London and Westminster, and their vicinity ; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kilrea; of Kilwatermoy ; 
of Protestant Inhabitants of Nailsworth; of Inhabitants of 
Long Sutton; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Clara ; and, 
of Presbyterian and Unitarian Ministers in the counties re 
tine of Lancaster and Chester; To be printed, 133. Of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Saint Mary, Kilkenny; of the 
city and county of Kilkenny; of Connohy; of Mullinavat; of 
Borris; of Protestant Dissenters, and other Friends of Civil 
and Religious Liberty, at Burton-upon-Trent ; of Protestant 
Dissenters of Coseley; of Inhabitants of Colton ; of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Tralee ; of Kilbunane; of Kilgobbin ; 
of Ballyheige; of Clahanes; of Ballymacelligott ; of Kill- 
coleman; of O’Dorney; of Killeiny; of Athlacca ; of Dromin; 
of Castletown; of Fethard and Killusty; of Moykarky; of 
. Ballina and Bolsor; of Loughmore ; of Borrisoleigh; of Kille- 
_naule and Moglass; of Protestant Dissenters of Lion Walk 
Chapel, Colchester ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Monivee and 
Menlough; and, of Saint Audeon’s, Dublin; 141. Of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Saint Peter’s, Cork ; of Saint Paul, 
Cork ; of Douglas, Cork ; of Kilnamartry; of Ballyvourney ; 
of Inniscarra; of Garrocloyne; of Inhabitants of Wimborne 
Minster; of Blandford Forum; of Protestant Gentlemen, 
Members of the Irish bar ; of Members of the Irish bar, pro- 
fessing the Roman Catholic religion; of Roman Catholic In- 
habitants of Kilcoo; of Tyrella; of Clonenagh; of Inha- 
bitants of Rochester; of Exeter; of Members of the Esta- 
blished Church, and Protestant Dissenters of Stroud; of re- 
sident Freemen of Maidstone; of Protestant Dissenters and 
Friends to Civil and Religious Liberty, of Cranbrook ; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Tullamore and Durrow; of 
Monaghan ; of Clontibrid ; of Tyhollon; of Carrickmacross ; 
of Donagh ; of Unitarian Dissenters and Inhabitants of Hyde 
Werneth ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Morton in Marsh; 
of Protestant Dissenters of Blakeney; of Protestants of 
Evesham ; of Members of the Society of Procurators of 
Perthshire; of Inhabitants of Ashton-under-Lyne; of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Saint Audeon’s, Dublin; of Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of Myton; of Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Hacketstown; of Carnew; of the Clergy of the 
archdeaconry of Cleveland ; of Inhabitants of Doncaster ; of 
Leeds; of Protestant Dissenters, Students in Airedale Inde- 
pendent College, in Calverley ; of Baptists of Shortwood; of 
Inhabitants of Colchester ; of Protestant Inhabitants of Mer- 
thyr Tydfil; of Inhabitants of Abingdon; and, of Bankers, 
Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of Belfast, 141. To be 
printed, 142. Of Protestant Dissenters of Newport Pagnell ; 
_ of Baptists of Fenny Stratford; of Protestant Dissenters of 
Olney ; of Inhabitants of Maldon; of Wigan; of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Waterford ; of Protestant Dissenters of Ches- 
terfield; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Enniskillen; 
of the barony of Innishowen; and, of Fahan; 145. Of 
Inhabitants, Householders of Aylesbury; of Catholics of 
Ashton-under-Lyne; of Inhabitants of Launton ; of Bicester 
Market End ; of the Corporation of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; of 
_ Inhabitants of Hastings; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
the united parishes of Stathmullen, Moor-Church, and Ju- 
lianstown ; of Kilbany; of Freeholders, Householders and 
others, of Saffron Walden; of Inhabitants of Coggeshall ; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Saint Catherine, Dublin; of 
Saint Michan, Dublin; of Protestant Inhabitants of Saint 
’ Catherine’s, Dublin ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Saint 
James, Dublin ; of Saint Paul’s, Dublin ; of Lavey ; of Gurt- 
nahoe; of the united parishes of Youghall and Burgess ; of 
the united parishes of Cloneen and Drangan; of Lisronagh ; 
_ of the united parishes of Rasharkan and Finvoy; of Killegny ; 
of Crosspatrick ; of Ballentemple ; of Killaloe; of Lucan ; of 
Thurles ; of the united parishes of Roscrea and Kyle; of 
Caher ; of the Union of Tubrid, Whitechurch, and Tullahar- 
ton; of Birr; of Newbridge; of Inhabitants of Kelliran ; and, 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Riemoghy ; To be printed, 
145. Of Protestants and Roman Catholics of Loughrea; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Tuam ; of Portumna; of Dun- 
more; of Aughrim and Kilconnell; of Loughrea; of Clare- 
Galway ; of Killimore ; of Tynagh ; of the united parishes of 
Kilmoylan and Bellclare ; of Bolea and Killoran; of Kilcor- 
nicny; of Killane; of Kilbeaconty; of Baugh; of Kilmac- 
duagh and town of Gort; of Abbert ; of Unitarian Dissenters 
' of Pendlebury; of Inhabitants of Ramsgate; of Protestants 
and Roman Catholics of Galway ; of Corporation of Galway ; 
of Parishioners of Moycullen ; of Incorporation of Goldsmiths, 
Edinburgh ; of Inhabitants of Warrington ; of Colne; of Sta- 
lybridge ; of Garstang; of Ormskirk ; of Blackburn ; of Rib- 
chester ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Tyrone ; of Drum- 
gees, Killyman and Tallyniskin; of Protestant Dissenters of 
essels Green, Sevenoaks ; of the General Baptist Congrega- 
tion of Horsham; and, of Unitarians of Oldham; To be 
- printed, 148. Of Inhabitants of Rattlesden, 151, Of Roman 
- Catholic Inhabitants of the union ‘of Shinrone, Kileommon 
and Kilmurry; of Protestant Inhabitants of Castletown Del- 
vin; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Street; of Geashill ; 
of Castlerahan ; of Monterconnaught; of Lurgan ; of Rath- 


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be pha age 165. 


core; of Kilbride Langan ; of William Hallett, a magistrate 
of Berkshire ; of Inhabitants of Chatham; and; of Folke- 
stone; To be printed, 151. Of Henry William Masterton, 
154. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the united parishes 
of Deralossory and Glandelough ; of Bray ; of Rathdrum; of 
Macredin ; of united parishes of Baltinglass, Bombohall, and 
Stratford-on-Slaney ; and, of Greenane ; 154. To be printed, 
155. Of Rathcline; of Rathanhgan; and, of Kildare; 154. 
Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Sutton, Wexford; of New- 
bawn and Adamstown; of Tucumshane; of the united parishes 
of Lady’s Island, Carne, Saint Lberious, and Saint M ret ; 
of Taghmon ; of Rossdroit and Templescoby ; of Ballyma- 
cormick ; of Old Ross, Carnagh, and Cushintown ; ob the 
county of Longford ; of Shruel; of Templemichael ; of Kil- 
lass; of Columbkill ; of Unitarians of Nantwich ; of House- 
olders of the burgh of Dumfries ; of Incorporation of Bakers 
of Edinburgh; of Inhabitants of Cheswardine; of Roman Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants of the united parishes of Killmore and 
Druimshnat; of Ematriss ; of Currin; of Aughnamullen; and 
of Erry; 154; To be printed, 155. Of Inhabitants of Ilmin- 
ster; of Pembroke, and its vicinity; of Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Kilcoleman; of Inhabitants of the baronies of 
Murrisk and South Burrishoole; of Roman Catholics of 
Ballinrobe; of the united parishes of Crosboyne and Tagheen ; 
of the union of Kilmeena and Kilmaclass; and, of Lackanvy: 
To be printed, 160. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Rhode; of Croghan; of Edenderry; of Rahan and Linnally ; 
of the Clergy of the diocese of Norwich ; of Catholics, Inha- 
bitants of Killesandra; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
the united parishes of Clonard and Castlerickard ; of Roman 
Catholics of the county of Mayo; of Turlough ; of Landed 
Proprietors, Householders and Residents m High and Low 
Harrogate ; of Magistrates, Town Council and others, of the 
Royal borough of Forfar; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Coolock and Santry; of Clondalkin; of Palmerstown; of 
Saint Mary and Saint Peter, Rathmines, Dublin; of the city 
of Londonderry ; of Banagher ; of Glendermot ; of Cumber ; 
of the county of Londonderry; of Tamlaght, Ards and 


: a of Tamlaght, Finlagan, pelere? and Drumacose ; 
of 


ungiven; of Desertoghill; of Killelagh; of Maghera; of 
West Ardstraw ; of Bally Garvan; of Saint Mary, Shandon, 
Cork ; of Drimoleague ; and, of Saint Ann, Shandon, Cork ; To 
f Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Knock- 
bridge; of Magistrates, Gentry, and others, of Chester- 
field; and, of Roman Catholics of Kinauly; 169. Of 
Unitarians of Monton; of Newchurch, in Rossendale ; of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Lower Killeavy ; and of Angh- 
villar, 170. Of the united parishes of Castleconnell and Ahane; 
of Knocklong ; of Askeaton; of Multifarnham; of Glinbro- 
hane; of the united parishes of Myross and Castlehaven; of 
Leany ; of Protestants and Roman Catholics of Woodford ; 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Killeersa; of Castle Blake- 
ney; of Clonberne; of Kilkerrin ; of Kelloghack ; of Killis- 
cope ; of Annaduff ; of Donough Patrick ; of Moylough ; of 
Moviddy; of Murhawn; of Killubrid; of Augheart ; of Kil- 
lyan ; of Buiownah ; of Kilmichael; of Kilmutray; of Eve- 
leary; of Gowell ; of Cloone; of Feenagh; of Donoughmore; 
of Midleton; of the united parishes of Ardfield and Rath 
Barry ; of West Kilmeen ; of Kilbolane ; of the Holy Trinity, 
Cork; of Students of Theology and Probatiouers of the 
Church of Scotland attending the University of Edinburgh ; 
of Roman Catholics of Killucan ; of Protestant Dissenters of 
Ipswich; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Bruff; of Ma- 
hoonagh; of Kilbreedy Major; of Killcooney; of Lismakéera ; 
of Ballinasloe and Creagh; of gees ape en ; of Ballinag- 
lera; of Upper Drumreiley ; of Friends of Civil and Religious 
Liberty of the county of Leitrim ; of Roman Catholic Inhabi- 
tants of Bornocola; of Clonakilty; of Glanworth; of Inha- 
bitants of Newton Abbot ; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Innismagrath ; of Moore ; of Iveross; of Serjeants and Bar- 
risters ; of Inhabitants of Roseland; of Unitarians of High- 
street Chapel, Portsmouth; of Roman Catholics of the Con- 
regation of Greenock ; and, of Inhabitants of Greenock ; 
‘o be printed, 170. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Mylerstown ; of Maynooth, Leixlip, and Taghado ; of Cad- 
damstown ; and, of Ballinadremna; 173. ‘ Of Parishioners of 
Kilvine and Crossboyne; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Kilcoursey; of Sir George Steuart Mackenzie, of Coul, 
Baronet ; of Merchants, Bankers and Inhabitants of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne; of Inhabitants of Gateshead and Gates- 
head Fell; of Hanley and Shelton; of Stoke-upon Trent ; 
of Lane-end; of Cobridge; of Burslem; of Newcastle- 
under-Lyme; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of ‘Youghal ; 
of High Sheriff and Magistrates of the county of Brecon ; 
of Reman Catholic Inhabitants of Solohead; of Inhabi- 
tants of Blyth; and, of Edinburgh; To be printed, 174. 
Of Freehold Inhabitants of Eckington ; and, of Roman Catho- 
lic Inhabitants of Tulla; 177. Of Inhabitants of Wattisfield ; 
of Roman Catholics of Birmingham ; of Inhabitants of Ports- 
mouth; of Sudbury and its vicinity; of High Wycombe; of 
Clithero; of Roman Catholics of Portlemon ; of Protestant and 
Catholic Inhabitants of the barony of Burrishoole; of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of East Ardstraw; of Forkhill; of Protest- 
ant Parishioners of Killileagh; of Protestants and Roman Ca- 


. tholics. of Ballymena ; and, of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 


Dromore ; To be printed, 177. Of Roman Catholic Inhabit- 
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INDEX ¢o thé E1cHTY-rourTH VoLUME. 


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11899. 





Roman Catuotic Ciaims; Petitions in favour—continued. 
ants of Ballyegan; of Inhabitants of the city of Bath; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Derryhiveney; of Mucknoo ; 
of Moyan ; of Inhabitants of Bohirlahan ; o Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Ulla; of Gentlemen and Inhabitants of He- 
lensburgh; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Urney; of In- 
habitants of Leith ; of the Royal Burgh of Stirling; of Bur- 

esses, Gentlemen and Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of 

anff; of Inhabitants of the city of Perth; of Roman Catho- 
lics and others, Inhabitants of Nova Scotia; of Unitarian 
Dissenters assembling in Stamford street, Blackfriars ; of the 
Committee of the Protestant Society for the protection of 
Religious Liberty ; of Inhabitants o Market Rasen; of Ro- 
man Catholic Inhabitants of Gallen; of Leitrim, Kilcooley 
and Kilmeen ; of Hill; of Reynah; of John Howard Rice, 
LL. D., resident curate of Saint Luke, Middlesex; of Roman 
Catholics of Aberdeen; of Protestant Inhabitants of Saint 
Paul’s Dublin; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Hunting- 
don and Godmanchester; and, of Inhabitants of Saint 
Stephen, Coleman-street, London; To be printed, 182. Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Ballyscullion ; and, of Cano- 
filler ; 186. Of Primitive Methodists of Loughborough ; of 

oman Catholic Inhabitants of Templederry ; and, of Killeen ; 
To ‘be printed, 186. Of Catholics of the United Congrega- 
tions of Banff, Portsoy, and Aberchirder ; To be printed, ‘192. 
Of Inhabitants of Paisley and the neighbourhood ; of Unita- 
rian Dissenters meeting in Moor-lane, Bolton-le-Moors ; of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Mill-street; of Caharagh; of 
Athenry ; of Kirkmichael (Banff) ; of Glenlivate (Banff) ; and, 
of Kilquaine; 207. Of Fahy; To be printed, 207. Of 
Graduates and Senior Cives of the University of Glasgow ; 
To be printed, 210. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Kil- 
bride and Killeagh; To be printed, 213. Of Protestant 
Inhabitants of Wicklow ; To be printed, 237. 

Roman Catno.ic Ciaims; So much of the Lords Commis- 

sioners Speech, at the opening of the Session, as relates to the 

Condition of Ireland, and the Removal of Civil Disabilities 

affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, read; Mo- 

tion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to con- 
sider of the Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on His Majesty’s 

Roman Catholic Subjects ; Debate thereupon iitdermed, 106. 

Debate resumed ; Motion agreed to; Matter considered ; 109. 

Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered; 116. 

Vide Roman Caruotic RE IEF, infra. 

Vide IRELAND. PETITIONS. 


Roman Catuoric Reuizr; Bill for the Relief of His Ma- 
jesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, ordered, 116. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 122. Petitions of the Moderator and other Ministers 
of the Provincial Synod of Ross; and of Inhabitants and 
Occupiers of Lands in Newnham and Mappledurwell, against; 
To be printed, 145. Motion for Reading the Billa come 
time ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 146. Debate resumed ; 
Bill committed ; 148. Considered, 161. Petition of the Se- 
cular Clergy of the city of Dublin, professing the Roman 
Catholic Rel ion, against the Clauses relative to Jesuits, a67- 
To be printed, 168. Bill further considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
en to be printed; 168. Petitions of Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Waterford; and, of the Regulars of the town 
and county of Galway against the Suppression of the Jesuits ; 
To be printed, - Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 179. 
Petition of William Ogilvy, Moderator of the Presbytery of 
Forfar, for provision, 183. To be printed, 184. Bill passed, 
184. Petitions of Roman Catholic Bishop and Secular 
Clergy in the diocese of Ferns; and, of Roman Catholics of 
the town of Galway egainst the Clause for the Subversion of 
Monastic Orders, 206. To lie on the Table, 207. Petition 
of Clergy of the deanery of Amounderness, against ; To be 
printed, 218. Bill agreed to by the Lords, 220. Royal As- 
sent, 220. 

RosamonpD Bric; Petition of Henry Moon and Martin Lonie, 
complaining of that Brig being run down by His Majesty’s 
Frigate Sapphire; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
331. 

Ross, Bernard. Vide Branpy. 

RorueruitHe Poor Rates; Petition for a Bill for better 
agree my collecting the Poor and other Parochial Rates 
in that Parish ; Referred to a Committee, 41. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 114. Presented, and read, 132. Committed, 

° 154. Petition of Proprietors of Houses, and other Buildings 
in Saint Mary Rotherhithe, inst; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 212. Petition of the Right honourable George Lord 
Carteret, and the humble Petition of several Persons inte- 
rested in houses and other buildings in the parish of Saint 
Mary, Rotherhithe ; and, of several Proprietors of houses 
and other buildings in the parish of Saint Mary, Rotherhithe, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 232, Petition of 

Granville, Esquire, against; Referred, and Counsel 

ordered, 262. Time od for Committee to report, 281. 

Bill reported, 303. To be ingrossed, 304. Day appointed 

for Third Reading, 309. Third Readin deferred, 315, 344- 

Bill passed, 345. Agreed to by the Lords, 383. Royal 
Assent, 400 





Saint Dunstan’s Cuurcn. 
Saint Georce Soutuwark, Improvement; Petition for leave 


Rounpuay Road. Vide LEEDs. 
Rows, Richard Radford ; Petition of Richard Radford Rowe, a 


Barrister, now under sentence of Transportation for alleged 
Subornation of Perjury ; praying that he may not be removed 
out of the kingdom until his Case has been heard before the 
House, 405. To lie on the Table, 406. 


Roxsureu and Etspon Road. Vide Scotranp. 
Ruttanp, Duke of; Petition fora Bill for making the Site of 


a Mausoleum, erected by the Duke of Rutland in Knipton, 
part of the Extra-parochial Precinct of Belvoir; Referred to 
a Committee, 15. Reported; Bill ordered; 84. Presented 
and read, 87. Committed,g7. Reported; to be in ; 
132. Passed, 140. Agreed to by the Lords, 175. Royal 
Assent, 221. 


&gt; 
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Rype Improvement; Petition for a Bill for paving, watching, 


lighting and otherwise improving that Town; Referred to a 
Committee, 46. Reported ; Report referred to Committee on 
Standing Orders; 119. Vide Stanpinc OrpeErs. Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 145. 
Report read; Bill ordered; 159. Presented, and read, 169. 
Committed, 180. Reported; to be ingrossed; 231. Passed, 
242. Agreed to by the Lords, 262. Royal Assent, 297. 


Rye; Petition of Inhabitants complaining of alleged Combi- 


nation for preventing the admission of Freemen; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed; 259. 


10° Geo. 1V. Parl.8. Sess. 3. A. 18209. 


AINT ALBAN’S Court House; Petition for a Bill for build- 

ing a new Court House for that Borough; Referred. to a 
Committee, 21. Reported ; Bill ordered; 37. Presented, and 
read, 1399. Committed, 154. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
196. Passed, 206. Agreed to by the Lords, 234. Royal 
Assent, 297. 


Saint CLEMENT, Surplus Land Tax; Petition for a Bill for 


applying, in the Purchase and Redemption of part of the Land 
ax charged upon the district or division of the Duchy Liberty, 
and the Westminster Liberty of Saint Clement Danes, Saint 
Mary-le-Strand and the Savoy, certain Sums of Stock stand- 
ing in the name and to the credit of the Accountant General 
of the Court of Chancery, 54. Referred to a Committee, 
55- Reported ; Bill ordered ; 88. Presented, and read ; 120. 
Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed; 206. Passed, 
217. Agreed to by the Lords, 250. Royal Assent, 297. 


Vide-Lonpon. 


to present a Petition for a Bill for watching, lighting, cleansing 
an improving certain Roads, Streets and other public Pas- 
sages in the said parish; Referred to a Committee, 112. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented accordingly ; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 118. Reported; Report referred to 
Committee on Standing Orders; 123. ide STANDING 
Orvers. Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed 
with their Bill, and to give Notices, &amp;c., 145. Report read ; 
Bill ordered ; 153. Fresented, and read, 173.. Committed, 
303. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 336. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 341. Passed, 345. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 383. Considered, and agreed to, 392. 
Royal Assent, 400. 


Saint Gives (Oxford) Lands ; Petition for a Bill for dividing, 


allotting and laying in Severalty the same ; and Bill ordered, 
33. Presented, and read, 113. Committed, 181. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 217. Passed, 275. Agreed to by the Lords, 
304. Royal Assent, 328. 


Saint JamEs WESTMINSTER, Parish, Vide Accounts. 





Vestry; Petition for a Bill to 
explain and amend Acts, 67. Referred to a Committee, 68. 
Reported, 80. Bill ordered, 81. Order of Leave for Bill, 
read, and discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented, and 
read; 137. Petition of Inhabitant Householders of Saint 
James, against ; To lie on the Table, 227. Bill committed, 
227. Petition of the Rector, Vestrymen and Governors and 
Directors of the Poor of the parish of Saint James, against ; 
Referred, and counsel ordered, 236. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 261. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 275. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
309. Third Reading put off for Three Months, 324. 





Petition of Inhabitant 
Householders, ccmplning ot the Parochial Expenditure, 12. 
To lie on the Table, 1g. To be printed, 20. . 

Petition of the Rector 





and Vestrymen and Governors and Directors of the Poor of 
the parish of Saint James, Westminster, rig were, of the 
Charges and Insinuations contained in the Petition of the 
Inhabitant Householders of the said parish; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 120. 


Satnt KaTHaRINne’s Docks; Petition fora Bill to amend and 
extend the Powers and Provisions of Act ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 15. Reported; Bill ordered; 22. Presented, 26. 
Read, 31. Committed, 80. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
114. Passed, 123. Agreed to by the Lords, 145. Royal 


Assent, 158. 
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Saint Laurence Wootton (Hants) Lands; Petition for a 
Bill to inclose ; and Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and read, 
125. Committed, 136. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 222. 
Passed, 232. Agreed to by the Lords, 272. Royal Assent, 
297- 

Saint Martin’s, Liverpoot, Cnurcn. Vide Liverpoo.. 

Saint Mary-.e-Bone Vestry; Petition for a Bill to amend 
Act; Referred toa Committee, 72. Reported; Report referred 
to Cominittee on Standing Orders; 85. Vide STtanpinc 
Orpvers. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 108. 





Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Committee of last Session ; Referred to the Com- 
mittee on Select Vestries, 259. 

Saint Pancras. Vide Accounts. 


Saint Paut, Covent GarpeEn, Vestry; Petition for a Bill 
to repeal several Acts relating thereto, and for making better 
rovision for the Regulation of the Affairs of the said Parish ; 
Referred to a Committee, 68. Reported; Bill ordered; 126. 
Presented, and read, 137. Committed, 185. Reported ; Bill 
re-committed ; and Leave to sit, and proceed on a certain day; 
221. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 236. Passed, 241. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 289. Considered, and agreed 
to, 292. Royal Assent, 328. 


Saint Pavuv’s, Dean and Chapter of; Bill from the Lords for 
effectuating an Exchange between the Dean and Chapter and 
John Pedley, Esquire, 170. Read, 173. Committed, 181. 
Reported, and passed, 212. Royal Assent, 221, 


Bill from the Lords for 

enabling the Dean and Chapter to grant Building Leases, 

pursuant to an Agreement entered into with John Ambler, 

362. Read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 366. Com- 

mitted, 373. Reported, and passed, 401. Royal Assent, 416. 

Bill from the Lords for 
enabling the Dean and Chapter to grant Building Leases of 
certain Land at Barnes, 362. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 366. Committed, 373. Reported, and 
passed, 401. ‘Royal Assent, 416. 

Saint Saviour Sovrnwark, Market; Petition for a Bill to 
alter, amend and enlarge powers of Acts ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 32. Reported, 113. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 
and read, 120. Committed, 139. Petition of Landholders, 
Market Gardeners, and others, in Middlesex, Essex, Kent and 
Surrey, agamst; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 144. Peti- 
tion of Landholders and Growers of Fruits, Flowers and Vege- 
tables in Kent and Sarrey, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 147: Power to Committee to send for Persons, Pa- 
pers and Records, 181. Time enlarged for Committee to re- 
port, 275. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 309. Passed, 
329. Agreed to by the Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 372. 


SALARIEs To JupGEs. Vide JupcEs, 
Sate or GAME. Vide Game. . 


_Sanpwicu Gaot; Petition for a Bill for vesting the Appoint- 
ment of the Bailiff or Verger of Sandwich in the Mayor and 
Jurats of the said Town and Port, and for transferring the 

_Gaol to the said Mayor-and Jurats, and for building and 
mngintalnine. a new Gaol; the King’s Consent having been 
signified ; Petition brought up, ot read; and referred to a 
Committee; 56. Reported; Report referred to Committee 
on Standing Orders, 80. Vide Stanp1nc OrpeErRs. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dipensed with, 97. 
Petition of Mayor and Jurats of Sandwich, for Leave to pro- 
ceed with their Bill, 149. Referred to a Committee, 150. 
Reported; Bill ordered; Leave to give Notice, &amp;c.; 164. 








Presented, and read, 232. Committed, 249. Petition of Wil- — 


liam Wodsworth, Rector of Saint Peter the Apostle, Sand- 
wich, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 262. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 269. Petition of John Hol- 
tum, and John Holtum the younger, against ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 287. Petition of Inhabitants of Walmer, 
against; Referred; Petition of William Wodsworth, clerk, 
one of the Body Corporate of the Corporation of Sandwich, 
against; 291. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 292. Power 
to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 300. 
Bill report i to be ingrossed ; 310. Passed, 320. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 354. 

SaunpersFoot Railway and Harbour; Petition for a Bill for 
making a Railway from Thomas Chapel Mountain to Saun- 


dersfoot, with two Branches therefrom, and makinga Harbour . 


at Saundersfoot, 64. Referred to a Committee, 65. Report- 

ed; Bill ordered; 123, Presented, and read, 138. Com- 

mitted, 199. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 275. 

Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 309. Passed, 

315. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 355. 
Scuoots. Vide IRELAND. 


SCOTLAND : 


(ABERDEEN HARBouR.) Petition for a Bill for 
the Improvement thereof; Referred to a Committee, 46. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 91. Presented, and read, 104. Com- 
mitted, 127. Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers, and 
others, of Aberdeen, in favour, 127. Petition of Freemen, 
Burgesses of the Seven Incorporated Trades of Aberdeen, 


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against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 18, Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 197. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 223. Passed, 227. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 262. Royal Assent, 296. 


—— (ABERDEEN IMPROVEMENT.) Petition fora Bill 
for better paving, cleansing and otherwise improving the 
Streets, Lanes and other public Places in the Royalty of 
Aberdeen; Referred to a Committee, 48. Reported, 96. Bill 
ordered, 97. . Presented, and read, 108. Committed, 158. 
Petitions of Freemen, Burgesses of the Seven Incorporated 
Trades of Aberdeen, against; To lie on the Table ; and, of 
Proprietors and Occupiers of Dwelling-houses, Shops and 
Warehouses in the city of Aberdeen, against ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 182. Petition of Magistrates and Town 
Council of. the city of Aberdeen, in favour, 185. Petition of 
Proprietors and Occupiers of Houses in the city of Aberdeen, 
in favour; Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers in the dis- 
trict of the suburbs of Aberdeen west of the Denburn, for ad- 
ditional Provision; 191. To lie on the Table, 192. _ Petition 
of Proprietors and Occupiers of Houses in the suburbs of 
Aberdeen, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 206.  Pe- 
tition of Proprietors and Occupiers of Dwelling-houses, Shops 
and Warehouses in Aberdeen, against ; To lie on the Table, 
210. Bill reported, 221. Report to lie on the.Table, 222. 
Report further considered ; Billto be ingrossed ; 242. Passed, 
248. Agreed to by the Lords, 283. Royal Assent, 297. 


— (ALLOA ROAD.) Vide KINROSS. 


——-—— (BANKRUPTS.) Vide CREDITORS, infra. 


(BEER DUTIES.) Petition of the Brewers of Aber- 


deen for the Reduction thereof; To lie:on the Table, 238, 


(Berwick AND RoxBuRGH ROAD.) Petition 
for a Bill for more effectually making, amending and improving 
the Road from Lauder to the Marchburn; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 48. Reported; Bill ordered; gi. Presented,’ and 
read, 137. Committed, 153. | Petition’ of James ‘Hume, 
Esquire, against ; Referred, 159. ‘Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
247. Passed, 254. Agreed to by the Lords, 289. Royal 
Assent, 297. ; 

(CAITHNESS AND ORKNEY Commons.) Mo- 
tion for bringing in a Bill to authorize the Division of certain 
Commons therein ; The King’s Consent having been. signified ; 
Motion agreed to ; Bill ordered ; 358. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 359. 
Committed, 366. Considered, and reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for ‘Third Reading; ' 380,°'' Passed) 489. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 393. Royal Assenty399, © 


———— (CALEDONIAN CANAL.) Vide Accounts, Svr- 


PLY. 





(CANDLE DuTI1es.) . Petition: of Candle Makers 
of Glasgow for the Repéal thereof; To lie on the Table ; and 
to be printed; 251. 


(CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.) — Petition of the Gene- 


ral Assembly relating to the Ancient Records of that Church 


(1560-1616) now in the possession of Sion College; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be prted; 321. 


(CourTS OF JusTICE.) Petition of Edward Er- 
pree Turner, for alteration of the Law and Practice therein ; 
To lie on the Table, 371. 





Petition of Inhabitants of 





Glasgow, against closing the Doors of Courts of Justice on 

certain occasions, 393. To lie on the Table $‘and to’be print- 

ed; 394- | py 
(CRAIGLUG BRIDGE AND RoaD.) Petition for 


a Bill for erecting a Bpcge over the River Dee at the Craiglug, 


and for making a Road from Cairnrobin, by the said Bridge, 
towards Aberdeen ; Referred to a Committee, 23. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 46. Presented, and read,,102. Committed, 
112. Reported; to be ingrossed; 172. Passed, 210. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 234. Royal Assent, 297. 


(CREDITORS.) Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to 
continue Act for rendering the payment.of Creditors. more 
equal and expeditious in Scotland, ordered, 110. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 117. Committed, 134, Considered, 143. —Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
146. Passed, 149. Agreed to by the Lords, 170. “Royal 
Assent, 220. 


———— (DUMBARTON IMPROVEMENT AND HARBOUR.) 


Petition for a Bill for paving, lighting and otherwise improv- 
ing the Town, Burgh and Harbour thereof; Referred to a 
Committee, 50. Reported, 108. Bill ordered, 109. Pre- 
sented, and read, 138. 


(DUMBARTON STATUTE LABOUR.) Petition for 
a Bill for further regulating the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 26. Reported; Bill ordered; 105. Presented, and 
read, 125. Committed, 138. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table ; 236. Report read, and Bill re-committed ; Leave 
to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain 
day; 247. Reported ; Bill to be Pre 254. Passed, 
274. Agreed to by the Lords, 304. Royal Assent, 328: \ 


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SCOTLAN D—continued. 


(Dumrries Roaps.) Petition for a Bill for mak- 

ing and maintaining certain Turnpike Roads within that 
County, and for converting into Money the Statute Labour ; 
Referred to a Committee, 59. Reported; Bill ordered ; 108. 
Presented, and read, 126. Committed, 137. Petition of John 
Mac George, Senior Baillie of the Burgh of Dumfries, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 249. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 269. Passed, 303. Agreed to by the Lords, 
338. oyal Assent, 355- 
DuMFRIFS AND ROXBURGH ROADS.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill for more effectually making, amending, widen- 
ing and repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 26. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 93. Presented, and read, 126. Com- 
mitted, 139. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 222. Passed, 247. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 268. Royal Assent, 297. 

(DUNDEE GaAs.) Petition for a Bill to establish 
a Company for lighting that Town with Gas; Referred to a 
Committee, 57. Reported; Bill ordered; 97. Presented, 
and read, 137. Committed, 176. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Dundee, against ; To lie on the Table, 233. ’ 

(EDINBURGH AND DALKEITH RAILWway Com- 
PANY.) Petition for a Bill to enable that Company to raise 
a further Sum of Money, and for other purposes, 65. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 66. Reported; Bill ordered; 91. 
Presented, and read, 126. Committed, 153. Petitions of 
Curators or Guardians of the Marquess of Abercorn, a minor ; 
and, of William Henry Miller, Esquire, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 247. Bill reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 275. Bill re-committed ; Leave to sit, and pro- 
ceed, and to report on a certain day; 309. Reported; Re- 
pors to lie on the Table; 315. Report further considered ; 

ill to be ingrossed; 324. Passed, 329. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 356. Considered, 359. Agreed to, 360. Royal 
Assent, 372. 

(Sor agRes Gas LiguT COMPANY.) Petition 
for a Bill for enabling the said Company to raise a further 
Sum of Money; Referred to a Committee, 7. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 13. Presented, and read, 15. Committed, 30. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Edinburgh, against ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 46. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 111. 
Passed, 119. Agreed to by the Lords, 145. Royal Assent, 


158. 
——— (EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW UNION CANAL 
CoMPANY.) Petition for a Bill for altering and amending 


Acts; Referred to a Committee, 66. 





a Bill for better lighting that City and Town with Gas; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 46. Reported; Bill ordered; 79. 
Presented, and read, 83. Committed, 94. Petition of Incor- 

oration of the Edinburgh Gas Light Company, against ; Re- 
ered, and Counsel ordered, 130. Petitions of James Scarth, 
senior Magistrate of Leith, and Preses of a Meeting of Com- 
missioners of Police of Leith ; and, of James Scarth, senior 
Magistrate and Preses of a Meeting of the Magistrates and 
Masters of Incorporations of Leith, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 139. Petition of Inhabitants of Edinburgh, 
in favour; Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, 149. Petition of the Leith Gas Light Company, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 151. 


(ENTAILS.) Petition of Freeholders, Heritors and 
others of the county of Inverness, complaining of the evils 
that have arisen under the existing Law of Scotland regarding 
Entails; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 22. 





Select Committee appointed to con- 
sider and give effect to the Recommendations contained in 
the Report from the Committee on the Laws of Entail in 
Scotland, presented g June 1828 ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports of last 
Session from the Committee on Scottish Entails Bill, re- 
ferred; 90. Members added, 122. Power to Committee to 
report Proceedings from time to time, 155. Report to lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed; 162. 











Vide TAILZIES, infra. 

(FerGuson, Robert.) Bill from the Lords for 
vesting his entailed Estates in Trustees for the sale thereof, 
317. Read, 320. Committed, 334. Reported, and passed, 
373- Royal Assent, 400. 


(FETTERESSO AND MARYCULTER ROAD.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill for making and repairing the Road from the 
Bridge over the River Cowie to the Road along the South 
Bank of the River Dee, at or near to Park Head or Millbank 
of Maryculter; Referred to a Committee, 23. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 45. Presented; and read, 102. Committed, 
112. Reported , to be ingrossed; 172. Passed,210. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 234. Royal Assent, 297. 

(Fire Roaps.) Vide PERTH, infra. 
(FIFESHIRE ROADS.) Petition for a Bill for re- 
airing the same, and for making and maintaining certain 
Roads in the county of Fife, 69. Referred to a Committee, 
70. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 93. Presented, and read, 102. 
Committed, 111. Two Petitions of Owners and Occupiers 
of Land in the county of Fife, and others, against ; Referred, 





(EDINBURGH AND LEITH GAS.) Petition for — 


and Counsel ordered; 158. Petition of Provost, Magistrates 
and Council of Cupar, against; Referred, 165. Petition of 
Magistrates and Councillors of Crail, Anstruther Easter, An- 
struther Wester, and Pittenween, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 169. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 231. 
Passed, 241. Agreed to- by the Lords, 316. Royal As- 
sent, 328. 


—-—— (GAOLS.) Bill to amend the laws relating thereto, 


ordered, 226. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 230. Petition of the 
Magistrates and Town Council of the City of Aberdeen, 
against; To lie onthe Table, 257. Second Reading deferred, 
260. Petition of the Incorporation of Goldsmiths of the City 
of Edinburgh ; and, of Commissioners of Supply of the 
county of Lanark, against; To be printed, 263. Petitions 
of the Royal Burghs of Scotland in Convention assembled ; 
of Magistrates and Council of Annan; and, of Magistrates 
and Town Council of Culross, against ; To lie on the Table ; 
271. Petition of John Wright, Dean of the Guildry Incor- 
poration of Perth, against; To lie on the Table, 276. Bill 
committed to a Select Committee ; Five to be the Quorum; 
Petitions, against; Referred, 277. Petitions of the Lord Pro- 
vost, Magistrates and Town Council of Perth; of John 
M‘Ween, Convener of the Court of Perth ; of Thomas Ritchie, 
Deacon of the Wrights Incorporation of Perth; and, of the 
Provost, Magistrates and Councillors of Jedburgh, against ; 
Referred, 282. Petitions of James Cant, Deacon of the Ham- 
mermen wa 5a of Perth; of the Provost, Bailies and 
Town Council of the royal burgh of Inverness; of several 
Magistrates, Justices of the Peace, Heritors, Burgesses and 
other Inhabitants of the royal burgh of Nairn ; of the Provost, 
Magistrates and Town Council of the royal burgh of Linlith- 
gow; and, of the Magistrates and Council of the royal burgh 
of Selkirk, against ; Referred, 288. Petitions of the Provost 
and Magistrates of Banff; and, of Elgin; 292. Of Mem- 
bers of the Merchants Company of Ayr, against; Referred, 
293. Members added, 296. Petitions of Magistrates and 
Council of Wigtown, against, 300. Of Magistrates, Dean of 
Guild, Convener of the Trades, and remanent Members of the 
Council of the royal burgh of Aberbrothock ; of the Provost, 
Magistrates, Council and Community of the royal burgh of 
Montrose; and, of the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Coun- 
cil of Glasgow, against ; Referred, 301. Petition of George 
A. Haig, Provost of Inverkeithing, against; Referred, 310. 
Petition of the Dean of Guild and Guildry of Stirling, against ; 
To be printed 336. Bill reported, hie g re-committed, 342. 
Petitions of Magistrates and Town Council of Brechin; and, 
of Magistrates, Burgesses and others of Forres, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 343. Committee put off for Three 
Months, 350. 





for a Bill to consolidate and amend Acts, 70. 


- Bill for directing Reports to be made 
respecting Gaols in Scotland, ordered, 350. Presented, and 
read ; committed; and Bill to be printed; 350. Bill consi- 
dered, 358. Reported; to be = orm ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 365. Passed, 380. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 393. Considered, 398. Agreed to, 
399- Royal Assent, 399. 

(GARION RAILWAY.) Vide GARTURK, infra. 


(GARTURK AND GARION RAILWAY.) Petition 
for a Bill for making a Railway from Chapel, to join the 
Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 48. Reported; Bill ordered; 126. Presented, and 
read, 131. Committed, 159. Petition of James Drysdale, 
Esquire, against, 190. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 191. 
Petition of Magistrates and Council of Lanark, in favour, 222. 
Petition of Landowners, Farmers and Inhabitants of the 
Upper and Middle Wards of Lanark, in favour, 236. Pe- 
titions of Landowners, Farmers and Inhabitants of Dalziel ; of 
Cambusnethan ; and, of Carluke, in favour; 248. Bill re- 

rted ; Report to lie on the Table; Petitions of Landowners, 

armers and [Inhabitants of Bothwell; and, of Commissioners 
of Supply of the county of Lanark, in favour; 254. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 287. Passed, 299. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 355. 


(GLASGOW BRIDGE.) Petition for a Bill for re- 
building the Bridge over the Clyde, opposite Jamaica-street, 
in the City of Glasgow; Referred to a Committee, 47. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 93. Presented, and read, 102. Com- 
mitted, 131. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 236. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 241. Passed, 
249. Agreed to by the Lords, 268, Royal Assent, 297. 


(GLASGOW AND KILMARNOCK RoaD.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill for altering and amending Act; Referred to 
a Committee, 69. Reported, 164. Report referred to Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 165. Vide Stanpinc OrpDERs. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 182. 

(GLASGOW AND PARKHEAD RoaD.) Petition 
Referred to 
a Committee, 71. Reported; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, 
and read, 137. 

(HERRING FISHERY.) Petition of Fish Curers of 
Loch-fine-side, for increase of the Bounties on the Exportation 
thereof; To lie on the Table, 325. 

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. Reported; Bill ordered; 93. 


(KINCARDINE FERRY.) Petition for a Bill to 
regulate, repair and maintain the same ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 47. Reported; Bill ordered; 93. Presented, and 
read, 131. Committed, 160. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 236. Report further’ considered; Bill to be in- 


grossed 241. Passed, 249. Agreed to by the Lords, 276. 
oyal Assent, 297. 


(Kinross Roaps.) Vide PERTH, infra. 


(KINROSS AND ALLOA RoaD.) Petition for a 
Bill for repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 70. 
Presented, and read, 118. 
Committed, 144. Reported; tobe ingrossed; 275. Passed, 
280. Agreed to by the Lords, 326. Royal Assent, 328. 
(KIRKCALDY: HARBOUR.) Petition for a Bill for 
the Improvement, Maintenance and Regulation thereof; 
Referred to a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered ; 92. 
Presented, and read, 127. Committed, 144. Petition of 
Members of the Incorporation of Fleshers of Kirkcaldy, 
against; Referred, 271. Time enlarged for Committee to 





report, 280. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 292. Passed, 
303. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 354. 


(KIRKINTILLOCH RAILWAY.) Vide GARTURK, 
supra. 

(LANARKSHIRE ROADS.) Petition for a Bill to 
alter, amend and continue Act; Referred to a Committee, 71. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, and read, 137. 
Petition of Trustees, for additional Provision, 185. Referred 
to a Committee, 186. The King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Bill committed; 239. Reported; to be ingrossed; 275. 
Passed, 280. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 
355: 








. thereof;—Of the Brewers of Dundee, 201. 


Petition for a Bill to 


- alter and amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 71. 


(LANDWARD PARISHES ASSESSMENT.) Bill to 
regulate the Assessments for the Poor in certain cases therein, 
ordered, 349. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; and to be printed; 350. Committed, 358. - 


(LeituH Gas.) Vide EDINBURGH, supra. 
(LEITH GAS LIGHT ComMPANY.) Petition for a 


Bill to raise a further Sum of Money, and to amend Act, 71. 
Referred to a Committee, 72. 


—— (LINLITHGOW BRIDGE Roaps.) Vide STIR- 
LINGSHIRE, infra, 

(LOCKHART, Marianne.) Bill from the Lords, to 
confirm the Sale of certain Lands made by her for the Re- 
demption of the Land Tax, 323. Read, 323. Committed, 


. 334. Reported ; and passed; 373. Royal Assent, 400. 


(Matt DUTIES.) Petitions for the Reduction 
To be printed, 


202. Of Brewers of Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock ; 305. 


—— 








_ 362. Royal Assent, 372. 





(MARYCULTER RoaD.) Vide FETTERESSO, 
supra. 





(MoncriEFFe, Sir David.) Bill from the Lords, 
for vesting in Trustees, certain of his Estates for Sale thereof, 
and for other purposes, 343. Read, 345. Committed, 351. 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed on a certain day, 352. 
Reported ; and passed ; 381. Royal Assent, 400. 


(MONKLAND RaiLway.) VideGaRTuRK, supra. 


——— (Morton, Earl of.) Bill from the Lords, for vesting 


pe of his entailed Lands in Trustees, for Sale thereof, 326. 
ead, 327. Committed, 334. Reported; and passed; 373. 
Royal Assent, 400. 

(MURDEROUS ATTEMPTS.) Bill for the more 
effectual Punishment thereof in certain cases, ordered, 226. 
Presented, and read; and Day appointed for Second Reading; 
233. Second Reading deferred; Bill to be printed; 260. 
Bill committed, 277, Considered, 285. Report deferred, 
290. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; day appointed for 
Third Reading; 302. Passed, 311. Agreed to 1 the Lords, 


— (NORTH QUEENSFERRY RoaDs.) Vide Pertu, 
in 
(OPERATIVES OF RENFREW.) Petition of Sir 
John Maxwell, for an Inquiry into the causes of Distress 
among the Operatives of that District; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 272. 
(ORKNEY COMMONS.) Vide CAITHNESS, supra. 
(PARKHEAD ROAD.) Vide GLASGOW, supra. 
(PERTH, KINROSS AND FIFE Roaps.) Petition 
for a Bill for more effectually making, amending and repairing 
the Great North Roads leading from the No Queensferry, 
to the City of Perth and to Dunfermline; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 56. Reported; Bill ordered; gi. Presented, and 
read, 126. Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
222, Passed, 247. Agreed to by the Lords, 268 Royal 
Assent, 297. 
, (PERTH WATERWORKS.) Petition for a Bill for 
supplying that City with Water; Referred to a Committee, 
65. Reported; Bill ordered ; 93. Presented, and read, 126. 
Committed, 153. Member added to Committee, 160. Re- 


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of the county of Ross, 





ported; Report to lie on the Table; 266. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 309. Passed, 320. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 354. 

(Port Patrick HARBOUR.) Vide Accounts. 
Supp ty. 

(QUEENSFERRY RoaDS.) Vide PERTH, supra. 

(RoxsurGH Roaps.) Vide BERwick. DuM- 
FRIES, supra. 

(ROXBURGH AND ELSDON ROAD.) Petition for 
a Bill for Repealing Acts, and for granting further and more 
effectual Powers ; Referred to a Committee, 67. 

(SEISINS.) Bill to explain and amend an Act of the 
Parliament of Scotland, concerning the registration of Seisins 
and reversions of Tenements within Burgh, ordered, 188. 
Presented, and read; day appointed for Soot Reading ; 
and to be printed; 192. Committed, 204. Considered, and 
reported; to be ingrossed; and day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 215. Passed, 220. By the Lords, with an Amend- 


ment, 250. Considered, and agreed to, 263. Royal Assent, 
206. 





(S1LK TRADE.) Petition of the Corporation of 
Traffickers of Leith, for adding the Port of Leith to the Ports 
at which Silk Goods may be imported ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 259. 
(SMALL DeEBTs.) Act 6 Geo. 4, c. 24, relating 
thereto, read; Bill for the more effectual Recovery of Sm: 
Debts in Scotland, ordered, 99. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 162. 
Committed, 179. Order for Committee, read and discharged ; 
Bill committed to a Select Committee ; 204. Reported; Bill 
re-committed ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 251. Com- 
mittee deferred, 273. Bill considered, 296. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 302, Bill 
passed, 319. By the Lords, with Amendments, 393. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 396. Royal Assent, 399. 
(STIRLINGSHIRE RoaDs.) Petition for a Bill for 
making and repairing the Road from Linlithgow Bridge to 





’ Stirling, and other Roads in that county; Referred to a Com- 


mittee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered; 91. Presented, and 
read, 127. Committed, 144. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
213. Passed, 223. Agreed to by the Lords, 257. Royal 
Assent, 297. 

— (TAILZIES REGULATION.) Bill to rreplate future 
Tailzies in Scotland, ordered, 167. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed We Com- 
mitted, 204. Committee deferred, 218. Petition of Heritors, 
Commissioners of Supply, Heirs of Entail, and Magistrates 

against ; To be printed, 237. Bill 
considered, and re etek: Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be eri 252. Pe- 
tition of Commissioners of Supply of the County of Lanark, 
against; To be printed, 263. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 264, 277. Bill re-committed and considered, 
285. Committee deferred, 290, 302, 308, 313, 319, 327- 
Bill further considered, 332. Reported; to be’ in ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 340. Third ding 
deferred. 342. Petition of Heritors and Commissioners of 
Supply of Inverness-shire, in favour, 342. Motion for read~- 
ing the Bill the Third time ; Amendment proposed thereto ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; 350. Debate further adjourned, 
358. Debate resumed; Amendment and Motion, by leave, 
withdrawn ; Third Reading put off for Three Months, 360. 
— (TAILZIES RELIEF.) Bill to grant certain Pow- 
ers to Heirs of Tailzies in Scotland, ordered, 167. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
rinted ; 177. Committed, 204. Committee deferred, 218. 
Petition of several Heirs of Entail and Magistrates of the 
— of Ross, against; To lie on the Table, 224. Bill 
considered, and reported; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 252. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 264, 277, 285, 290, 
302, 308, 313, 319, 327. Report further considered; Bill to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 332. Third 
Reading deferred, 340, 342, 350, 358. Third Reading put off 
for Three Months, 360. 





Scott, John. 
Scuttnorpe (Norfolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill for divid- 


Vide ENTAILS, supra. 


(TURNER, Edward Errington.) Vide CouRTS OF 
JUSTICE, supra. 


Vide Accounts. 





Scorswoop Bridge and Roads; Petition for a Bill for build- 


ing a Bridge over the River Tyne, at or near Scotswood, 
and for making convenient Roads and Approaches thereto ; 
Referred to a Committee, 52. Reported; Bill ordered; 76. 
Presented, and read, 81. Committed, 93. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 147. Passed, 150. Agreed to by the Lords, 179. 
Royal Assent, 220. 


Vide Roman CaTHOLic Bisnops. 


ing, allotting and inclosing the same; and Bill ordered, 8. 
Presented, and read, 19. Committed, 33. ey, ahve to be 
ingrossed; 91. Bill passed, 97. Agreed to by the Lords, 
122. Royal Assent, 158. 


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Scuntuorpe (Lincoln) Lands; Petition for a Bill for inclosing 
and draining the same; Referred to a Committee, 54. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 80. 

— Inclosure. Vide Fropincnuam. 
Seamen; Petition of George Butler, against the Impressment 
of Seamen ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 362. 
Secret Services. Vide Accounts. Suprpty, —~ 
Sexsins. Vide ScoTLaNnD. , 


Serecr Vestrizs; Petitions for the tion thereof ;—Of 
Inhabitant Householders of Saint Pancras; of Saint Bartho- 





. 


lomew the Great ; 244; and, of Saimt Giles Without, Crip-° ~ 


plegate; 245. To lie on the Table, 246. Read, and referred 
to the Committee on Select Vestries, 250. _ 
Select Committee appeied to inquire into 
the general operation and effect of the Laws and Usages under 
which Select and other Vestries are constituted in England 
and Wales; to report their Observations ; and to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 246. 
Members added ; Petitions referred; 250. Member added, 
256.. Minutes of Evidenée taken before the Committee on 
Saint, aig a Vestry Bill. in the last Session, referred, 
259. Power to Committee ‘to report’ Minutes of Evidence ; 
' Report; 16 lie on the Table; 403.” hs y 
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- -——+--—-: Usual Orders to him, 10. 

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‘SgrtLemen’ by Hirine; Bill to repeal so much of any Acts 

‘elating to the Relief or Settlement of the Poor, as confer 

Settlement by Hiring and Service, ordered, 43. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
te ‘Committee 


Shite pr Sa 

i &gt; . 40. Committed, 79- eferred, 95: 

* *Betition of ‘Governor, Deputy Governor, Assistants and 
Bury 


* Guardians of the Poor of ‘Saint Edmunds, in favour ; 
To be printed, 99. Bill considered, 100. Reported; Da 

‘ appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as ‘amended, 

Petition of Magistrates of Stafford, in 
favour ; To be printed, 142. Further consideration of Report 

sdeferred, 179. Petition of Churchwardens and Overseers of 
the Poor of Leeds, and others, against ; To be printed, 256, 

Seymour, George. Vide ALEHousEs LicENsi1NG. 

SHannon River, Vide IRELAND. 

Suneepscar Road. Vide Buack Bank. 

Sueerness Improvement; Petition fora Bill for maintaining the 
Pier atSheerness, and for paving, lighting, watching; and other- 
wise improving certain Streets and Passages in 
Minster; Referred to a Committee, 27. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 40. . Presented, and read, 80. Order for Second 
Reading read, and discharged ; “Sill withdrawn; 216. 

Report on Petition for Bill, read ; 

Bills ordered ; 216. Vide infra. 

Bill for paving, lighting, watching 

and otherwise improving certain Streets and public Passages 

and Places at Sheerness, ordered ; Leave to present the Bill 
on a cértain day; 216. Presented, and read, 227. Com- 

mitted, 242. Tune enlarged for Committee to report, 281. 

Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Lands in Minster, 

against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 287. Bill reported ; 

To be ingrossed; 310. Passed, 334. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 372. 


Sueerness Pier; Bill for emcee | the Pier at Sheerness, 
ordered ; and Leave to present the Billon a certain day; 216. 
Presented, and read, 227. Petition of Mayor, Jurats, Bailiffs, 
and Burgesses of Queenborough, against; To lie on the Ta- 
ble, 241. Bill committed, 242. Petition of Mayor, Jurats, 
Bailiffs, and Burgesses of Queenborough against, read ; Re- 
ferred and Cuunsel ordered, 267. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 275. Bill ta to be ingrossed; 310. 
Passed, 334. Agreed to by the Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 
372. 

Sue pon (Devon) Lands; Petition. for a Bill for dividing and 
inclosing the same; and Bill ordered, 68. 

SHerporne ( Hants) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and read, 97. Committed, 112. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 177. Passed, 190. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 268. Royal Assent, 297. 

Suerirrs. Vide IRELAND. 

Suerrit Heatn Road. Vide Farenam. 

Snietps Ferry ; Petition for a Bill for establishing a Ferry 
between North and South Shields, 39. Referred to. a Com- 
mittee, 40. Reported; Bill ordered; 53. Presented, and 
read, 88. Committed, 223. Reported, 274. Re to lie 
on the Table, 275. Report further considered ; Bill to be 


ed; 310. P » 315. Agreed to by the Lord 
938. Royal Assent, 354. 7 : . 








INDEX the Ercury-rourtsa Vouume. [1899. 


e parish of | 


Surrey Inclosure. Vide Hit. 


Suogs ; Petitions-against the Importation of French Shoes ;—Of 

- Masters and Journeymen Shoemakers of Newcastle-upon- 

+ Tyne; To lie on the Table, 174. Of Journeymen Ladies 
 eatale el of Westminster ; To be printed, 225. Of Cord- 

- «wainers of the city of Hereford, 310. Of the Operative Class 

- of Boot and Shoemakers of Ashton-under-Lyne, 336. 

Vide Accounts, Boots. 


Surewspury Road; Petition for a Bill for a and 
- maintaining the Shrewsbury District of the Watling-street 
Road, 21: Referred to a Committee, 22. Reported, 26. 
- Bill ordered, 27. Presented, and read, 47. Committed, 77. 
_ Reported; Bill re-committed ; Leave to sit and proceed on a 
certain day; 223. Reported; to be ingrossed’; 236. Passed, 
. 241. Agreed to by the Lords, 304. yal Assent, 328. 
Surewssury Waterworks; Petition for a Bill to explain and 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 21. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 26. Presented, and read, 72. Committed, 93, 
. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 236. Report further 
.- considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 241. Passed, 249. Agreed 
. to by the Lords, 304. “Royal Agsent, 328. 
SizrrA Leone. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 39 to 41.) 


Srrx Manuracturers; Act 4 Geo. 4, c.34, to enlarge the 
Powers of Justices in determining Complaints between 
Masters and Servants, and between Masters, Apprentices, 
Artificers and others, read ; Bill to extend the Provisions of 
the said Act, ordered, 364.. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 366. Com- 
mitted; considered; reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

inted for Third Reading; 376. Passed, 389. Agreed to 
y the Lords, 303. . Royal Assent, 399. 


Vide Masters and APPRENTICES. 


Sirk Trav; Petitions for prohibiting the Importation of Fo- 
reign Wrought Silk Goods ;—Of Millmen and other Workmen 
employed in the Silk Factories of Macclesfield ; and, of Re- 
tail Tradesmen of Macclesfield; To be printed, 85. Of Silk 
Manufacturers of Spitalfields ; To be printed, 116. Of Ope- 
rative Silk Throwsters of Manchester, 133. Of Ribbon 
Weavers of Nuneaton ; To be printed, 155. Of Silk Weavers 
of Manchester and Salford; To be printed, 167. Of Broad 
Silk Weavers, Ribbon Weavers and others, employed in the 

' Silk Manufactories in Leek, 174. Of Master Silk Manufac- 
turers and others, of Macclesfield ; of Silk Manufacturers and 

- Throwsters resident in Congleton; and, of Millmen, Stewards 
and others employed in the Silk Throwing Department of 
Sandbach; To be printed, 187. Of Journeymen Broad 
Silk Weavers of Sudbury, Long Melford, and Glemsford; 
To be printed, 201. Of Inhabitants of Paisley engaged 
in the Silk Manufacture, 207. Of Silk Weavers of Hal- 
stead; and, of Persons resident in London engaged in the 
Manufacture of Silk ; To be printed, 207. Of Silk Throwsters 
of Somerset, Dorset and Wilts; and, of London; To be 
ne 213. Of Morris Pollok, Silkk Throwster at Govan; 

o be printed, 218. Of several Silk Weavers of Coggeshall ; 
of the Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers of Braintree, Bock- 
ing and their vicinities ; of Silk Weavers of Macclesfield and 
its vicinity; of the Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers of Col- 
chester; of Silk Manufacturers, Throwsters, Dyers and Ope- 
ratives of the city and liberties of Dublin; of the Silk Weavers 
and other Operatives connected with the Silk Trade in the 

- town of Taunton; of the Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers of 
Spitalfields; of the Ribbon Weavers of Coventry; and, of 
several Deputies from the Silk Weavers and Throwsters of 
Manchester and Macclesfield ; To be printed, 224. 

Petition of Directors of the Poor of the united 

parishes of Saint Michael and the Holy Trinity, in the city of 

Coventry, praying the House to take the State of the Silk 

Trade into serious consideration; and adopt such Measures as 

will afford that Trade relief; To be printed, 8g. 

Acts relating thereto, read ; To be considered in 

a Committee of the whole House, 213. Committee deferred, 

225. Acts considered, 229. Resolutions reported, 233. 

Agreed to; and Billordered; 234. Videinfra. Resolutions 

to be printed, 240. 

Bill to impose Duties on the Importation of Silk 
and Silk Goods, and to allow Drawbacks on the Exportation 
thereof, ordered, 234. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 240. Committed, 
246. Petition of John Brocklehurst, Junior, Silk Manufac- 
turer, of Macclesfield; and, of the Committees of. Silk 

~ Weavers and Throwsters on behalf of the Silk Trade of the 
there-undersigned Districts, against ; To be printed, 250. Bill 
considered, 251. Reported; to be ingrossed; and Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 259. Third Reading deferred, 
272. Bill passed, 277. Agreed to by the Lords, 316. Royal 
Assent, 328. 




















Motion for appointing a Select Committee to in- 

quire into the State of the Silk Trade; Debate thereupon 
adjourned, 225. Debate resumed; Question Neg. thereupon, 
229. 

in —— Petitions complaining of the Reduction of the 
Protecting Duties, and praying for Relief ;—Of several Silk 
Manufacturers and Silk Throwsters of Macclesfield ; of John 
Woolley, of Sandbach ; of Samuel Leadbeater, of Macclesfield ; 


of 








INDEX totthe Ercurty-fourtn Votume. 








1, of Sandbach ; of Sarah Vawdrey, of 
ne Smedley, of Holywell; of James Ben- 


Hlington ; of Charles 


of William B 

Macclesfield ; of 
son, of Wheelock ; of John Orme, of: 
Lewis, of Newbury ; of Noah Stubbs, ‘of Sandbach; and, of 


the’ Ribbon Weavers of the city of Coventry; To be 
243.° Of Charles Troughton, of Overton; of John Mann, of 
Whitchurch, and, of Lawrence Hagly, and John ‘Hagly,’ of 
Frome, 250. To be printed; 251. John Woollam; of 
Thomas Allchin ; of Joseph Johnson; « of Thomas’ Hibel; ‘of 


nted, 


John Hammersley ‘and John Tiley ; and;-of Henry Maggs, 
‘Silk Throw- 


Silk Throwsters ; To be printed, 256. Of several ‘Silk 

stersof Dublin; of William Blinkhorn; and,of Lamech Swift, 
Silk Throwsters; To be printed, 263. Of John Stratton ;.and, 
of several Individuals in the Trade of Throwing ‘Silk 
in Manchester ; To be printed, 271. bs 


Vide EastInpvia. Scoruann, SprrauriE tps 





WEAVERs. 


Sinxine Funp} Acts for regulating the Reduction of the Na- 
tional Debt, read; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House ; 25%. Considered; 277. Resolutions reported, 
284. Agreed to, and Bill ordered, 285.: Vide infra. 

Bill to amend the ‘several: Acts for régulating 

the Reduction of the: National: Debt, ordered, 285,,, Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 2914. Committed, 302. Considered, :306.,. Re- 
ns: 2 | ; to be ingréssed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
313- Passed, 332. -Agreed to by the Lords; 347... Royal 
Assent, 354. 

Six Cuerxs Orrice; Acts relating thereto, ‘read ; Bill to pro- 
vide for the repair of the Six Clerks and Chancery Enrolment 
Offices; «and forthe better Preservation of the Records of the 
Court of Chancery, ordered, 278, Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 278. 
Committed, 286. Committee deferred, 290. Bill considered, 

-go2. Reported; to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 308. Passed, 311. Agreed to by the Lords, 
343- Royal Assent, 354. ! 

Staveky; Petitions for the Abolition thereof ;—Of the Rector: 
Cherchwardens, and Inhabitants of Whittington, in the 
county of Salop; and, of Inhabitants of the parish of Tulli- 
nisken, and villages of Coal Island and. New Mills, in the 
county of Tyrone; To be printed, 60. Of Cromer; To be 
printed, 104." Of Inhabitants of the city of York; To be 
printed, 282, Of Members of the Surrey Anti-Slavery So- 
ciety and others; To be printed;292. Of Mayor, Burgesses 
and Inhabitants of Marazion, 384..- 

Motion, That: no human Legislature has any lawful 
ower to abridge or destroy the natural: rights of Life and 
iberty,. unless the Owner shall himself commit some Cri- 

minal Act that amounts:to~ Forfeiture; Question previous 
Neg. thereupon, 379. 

Petition of Mary Princess or- James, who is desirous 
of returning to her husband in Antigua, but not as a Slave ; 
To lie on the Table, 404. 

Stave Porutation. Vide (ADDRESSES, 42, 43.) 

Stave Trape. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 44 to 54.) 

Smautut Desrts; Petitions for alteration of the Laws relating 
thereto ;—Of Tradesmen of Andover ; To be printed, 276. Of 
Collumpton, 305. Of Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of 
Oswestry; To be printed, 330. Of several Bankers, Mer- 
chants and Tradesmen of Liverpool; To be printed, 337. Of 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 352. To be printed, 375. Of James 
Stansfield, 371; Tobe printed, 372. 

Vide Scor.anp. 

Smirnrietp Market. Vide Lonpon. 


Smyru, William Carmichael ; Petition complaining of his re- 
moval from the office of one of the Paymasters of Exchequer 
Bills ; To lie on the Table, 382. 


Vide EccLesiasTIcAL Courts. 


Sovuruenp Pier and ImproveMENT; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining a Pier and other Improvements at 
Southend ; Referred to a Committee, 65. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 102. Presented, and read, 137. Committed, 153. 
Petition of Owners and Occupiers of lands and Inhabitants of 
‘Southend, in favour, 191. Petition of Robert Scratton and 
John Bayntun Scratton, Esquires, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 207. Petition of George Pendrill Mason, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 211. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 235. Passed, 246. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 272. Considered, and agreed-to, 273. Royal 
Assent, 297. 

Soutn Sure ps Improvement; Petition for paving, lighting 
and otherwise improving that Town; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 36. Reported; Bill ordered; 53. Presented, and 
read, 80. Committed, 113.° Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 150. 
Passed, 159. Agreed to by the Lords, 228. oyal Assent, 
297. 

Soutnuwark Market. Vide Saint Saviour. 

Souruwark Road ; Petition for a Bill for granting more effec- 
tual Powers to the Trustees of the Great Dover-street Road ; 
Referred , to a Committee, 26. Reported, 40. Bill or- 


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dered, 41. Presented, and read, 88... Committed, 221. Re- 

- ported; Report to lie omthe Table; 279. Report further con- 
sidered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 321. Passed, 324.. Agreed 

._ to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 355. 

Spanisu Cuaims; Bill to carry into execution the stipulations 
of a Convention for the Settlement thereof, ordered, 192. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 200. Committed, 219. Committee deferred, 
225. Petition of Salvador Magro, a British Subject, against ; 
To beprinted, 226. - Bill ‘bailered; 229. Reported; to be 
-. ingrossed; Day a for Third Reading; 235. — Passed, 
ard Ross, against ; To be printed, 240. 

« “Bill agreed toby the’ Lords, 262. Royal Assent, 296. . 





+ Petition of Bond-holders for Loans con- 
“tracted by the King‘and: Cortes of Spain ; praying: for the re- 
'edgnition and ‘adjustment of their-Claims; To lie om the 
- Table’; and to’be printed ; 396. - 

——--—_——— Petition of Spanish Bond-holders residing at 
~~ Deal, for the Liqui 











idatior ‘of their Claims, 403; To lie on the 


Suppiy. 












Spaunron (York), dands ;, Petition for,a Bill ie. inclose ; and 

Bill ordered, 38.. Presented, and.nead,.92, ,. Committed, 172. 

. Petition, "Honey. D : re, against ; » and 
ordered, 242. 5° 








an 
Counsel. or 242. 9B Report to lie on the 
Table ; 254. Teper father nsiderec Bll Ls bp ingrdbed 
267. The King's Consent signified; Bill passed, 274. 
SPEAKER: oo: 5) fshy fiat ibe 
' Acquaints ‘the House; that he ‘had received a 












Reports the Spece h’ f tt 
sioners at the oneniiid of the Session, 4. 


upon, §., (Vide ADDRESSES, 1.) © ; 





: Back Door of his Chamber to’ be lockéd fap ey . 
every Morning, 10. tes, aie’ § prey 





To open Letters directed to the House, 10... - 





“To appoint.the Printing of the Votes and Pro- 
ceedings, 10. eis 





To license the Printing of the Journal, 15. 





Acquainted the House, that a General Index 
to the Papers ordered to be printed, 1801—1826, ‘had’ béen 
completed ; To be printed, 78. 





Submitted to the House, that. arrangements: 
should be made for entering upon the Journals Proceedings 
in Committees of the whole. House, to which the House 
assented, +78. ' 

Informed Mr. O’Connell, he must -withdraw 
unless he were prepared to take the Oaths, 303. - 

Informed the House, that the Cotton Fac- 
tories Regulation Bill had received the Royal Assent, but 
that it appeared by the Minutes of the Lords‘ Proceedings, to 
have been amended by their Lordships; and had not been 
sent back to this House, for their Concurrence in such Amend- 
ment, 407. Vide Corron Factories REGULATION. 


To issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records, upon the heating of the matters of Petitions, cém- 
plaining of undue Elections and Returns, 19, 62, 179, 239, 
405» 415+ 














Called the attention of the House to the Pe- 
tition of John Halcomb and others, complaining of the Deter- 
mination touching the Right of Election for the Town and 
Port of Dover, 175. 

o communicate Resolution of the House to 
Mr. O’Connell, and ask him, whether he will take the Oath of 
Supremacy, 312, Resolution communicated, &amp;c. 314. 








Spirits and Wing. Vide Accounts. 


SpPmITALFIELDS WEAVERS; Petition of .Ambrosé Moore, com- 
plaining of Combination of Weavers in Spitalfields ; To lie-on 
the Table; and to be printed; 363. 

Petition of Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers, 
complaining of Mis-statements contained in the said Petition 
of Ambrose Moore (presented 2d June;) brought up, and read; 
Notice taken, that the Petition referred to Debates: in this 
House; Petition, by leave, withdrawn ; 384. 

Srainprop Road. Vide WuHortton BripGe. 


Sraines Brivce; Petition for a Bill to amend Act, 57. 
Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported; Bill ordered; 88. 
Presented, and read, 119, Committed, 138. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 173. Passed, 182. . Agreed to by the Lords, 
234. Royal Assent, 297. 

Vide AccounTs. rm 

STAINTON Road. -Vide Mitrorp and Meruin’s Hix. 


STAMFORD 
Ss 














INDEX eto theoErqury-FourtH Vout ME. 


[ 1829. 








ee 


StamrorD Road. Vide DeEPine and Morcorrt. 

Stamp Duties; Petition of Merchants and others of Kingston- 
upon-Hull, for the Repeal of the Stamp Duties on Receipts 
under Ten Pounds; To he‘on the Table; and to be printed; 77. 

Sranpinc Orpers; Select Committee appointed, to whom 

~~shatt- -be-referred -alt 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; 11. 
Report on Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Petition; Re- 
ferred, 75.————— Resolution reported; That, in the case of 
the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Petition, the Parties be 
permitted to proceed with their Bill, — the Plan 
and Section deposited in the Offices of the Clerks of the 
Peace; Resolution agreed to, 80. Report on Sandwich Gaol 
Petition; Referred, 80. Report on Croydon Improvement 
Petition; Referred, 84. Report on Saint Mary-le-bone Vestry 
Petition; Referred, 85. Report on Lambeth oy eye Pe- 
tition; Referred, 87. Report on Black Bank Road Petition; 
Referred, 87. Report on Crosley’s Gas Apparatus Petition ; 
Referred, 88: Report on Lincoln’s Inn Agreement Petition; 
Referred, 88, Report on Newry Navigation Petition; Re- 
ferred, 92. Three Resolutions reported ; That, in the 
case of the Sandwich Gaol Petition, the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with; That, in the case of the 
Croydon Improvement Petition, so far as respects the appoint- 
ment of an Assistant Overseer of the Poor, and the better 
audit.of the Overseers Account, the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with; but, in regard to the other objects 
of the application, the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill, That, in the case of the Lambeth Improvement 
Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 
and to give Notices, &amp;c.; First Resolution postponed ; sub- 
sequent Resolutions agreed to; 97. Report on Dunleer Road 
Petition; Referred, 101. Report on Marlow Bridge Petition; 
Referred, 101. Report on Chard Road Petition; Referred, 
105. Six Resolutions reported ; That, in the case of 
the Saint Mary-le-bone Vestry Petition, the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with; That, in the case of the 
Dunleer Road Petition, so far as respects the Highway lead- 
ing out of the present Turnpike Road by Balbriggan, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; That, in the 
case of the Black Bank Road Petition, the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed with their Bill, and to deposit a List of 
Owners in the Private Bill Office; That, in the case of the 
Petition for Crosley’s Gas Apparatus, the Party be permitted 
to proceed with his Bill, and to give Notices, &amp;c.; That, in 
the case Of the Petition of the Society of Lincoln’s Inn, the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, and to give 
Notices, &amp;¢e&gt;; That; in the case of the Newry Navigation Pe- 
tition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 
end..te-deposit..the necessary Documents required by the 
Standing Orders, in the Private Bill Office forthwith; Two 
first Resolutions postponed; subsequent Resolutions agreed 
to; 108. Report on Ryde Improvement Petition; Referred, 
119. ‘wo Resolutions reported; That, in the case of 
the Marlow Bridge Petition, the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed with their Bill; That, in the case of the Chard Road 
Petition, so far as respects the new Road from the Castle Inn 
to the Honiton Turnpike Road at Blagdon, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; First Resolution 
agreed to; second Resolution postponed; 120. Report on 
Saint George (Southwark) Improvement Petition; Referred, 
123. Report on Petition respecting Standing Orders relating 
to Walsall Road Bill; Referred, 126._————Three Resolu- 

tions reported; That, in the case of the Ryde Improvement 

Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill; 

That, in the case of the gaint George’s (Southwark ) Improve- 

ment Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with their 

Bill, and to give Notices, &amp;c.; That, in the case of the Pe- 

tition’ complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing 

Orders onthe Petition for Walsall Road Bill, the Parties be 

ermitted to proceed therewith; Resolutions agreed to, 145. 

Report on Glasgow and Kilmarnock Road Petition; Referred, 

165.———— Resolution r2ported; That, in the case of the 

Glasgow and Kilmarnock Road Petition, the Standing Orders 

ought not to be dispensed with; Resolution postponed, 182. 

Reporton Langton’s Patent Right Petition; Referred, 241. 

Resolution reported; That, in the case of Langton’s 

Patent Right Petition, the Party be permitted to proceed 

with his Bill; Resolution agreed to, 263. Report on London 


Harbour-Master’s Petition; Referred, 299.—-— Resolution 
reported ; That, in the case of the London Harbour-Master’s 
Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill; 
Resolution agreed to, 309. 

STANDING Orpers; of the 5th Jaly 1825, relating to receiving 
Petitions on Private Bills, referring solely to the Compliance 
or Non-compliance with the Orders of the House subsequent] 
to the First Reading of the Bills to which they relate, repealed. 

Resolution, That this House will not receive any Pe- 
titions on Private Bills referring solely to the Compliance 
or Non-compliance with the Orders of the House, subsequently 
to the Second Reading thereof, 262, 

of the 28th February 1734, That no 
Bill be ordered to be brought in for any Work to be carried 

»-on by Tolls to be levied on the Subject in particular places, 
till such Petition has been referred to a Committee, read. 

Resolution, That the said Standing Order be dis- 

ge with, in so far as it may apply to any Petition for a 

ill to continue or amend any Turnpike Road Act; To be 
a Standing Order, 379. 


Strarcu; Petition of William Goodlad Todd, for the Remission 
of Duty on Starch consumed by Fire, 409. To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 410. . 

Srationery. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

StrockersuHEAD Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing the 
same ; Referred toa Committee, 7. Reported; Bill ordered; 
76, Presented, and read, 80. Committed, go. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 140. Passed, 154. Agreed, to by the 
Lords, 184. Royal Assent, 221. 

Stock, Arthur; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage 
with Mary Beauman, otherwise Wahab, 393. Read; com- 
mitted ; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine Witnesses ; 
398. Bill considered, and reported, 406. Passed, 408. 
Royal Assent, 416. 

SToxe and GuLpErorp Road. Vide GuiILprorp, 

Srranp Improvement. Vide Cuarine Cross, 

Srrancers ; Usual Orders relating to them, 10. 








StraTFoRD, Bow, Vestry; Petition for a Bill to rerulate the 
Nomination and Appointment .of Vestrymen and Parish 
Officers for the said Parish, and to increase the Number of 
such Vestrymen ; Referred to a Committee, 27. ;, Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 33. Presented, and read, 56. Petition of 
Vestrymen of Saint Mary Stratford, Bow, against ; To lie on 
‘the Table, 80. Bill committed, 81. Reported to be in- 
grossed; 108. Passed, 113. 

Report on Petition for Bill, read; 

Bill ordered, 173. Presented, and read, 173. Committed ; 

Leave to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day ; 180. 

Reported ; to be ingrossed; 190. Passed, 196. Agreed to 

by the Lords, 213. Royal Assent, 221. 


Vide JouRNALS. 
Vide DuDLEy. 








STREETWAY Roads. 

Strromsom, Isaac. Vide CAPE or Goop Hope. 

Stump Cross Roads. Vide Harrow Busu. Newmarket. 

Susiettine Act. Vide IReLanp, 

Sucar Duties Act; Petition of the Merchants composing 
the Liverpool, Brazil and River Plate Association, for the 
amendment of Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 93; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 337. 

Sucar Duties. Vide Ways and Means, and Biuus in 
Supp .y. 

Sucar WareEnouseED ;.Act yg Geo. 4, c. 93, to allow Sugar to 
be delivered out of Warehouse to be refined, read; Bill to 
continue the said Act, ordered, 318. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 320. 
Committed, 332. Considered, 340. Report deferred, 342. 

Bill reported ; | appointed for further considering Report ; 

349. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; Da 
appointed for Third Reading; 358. Third Reading ret howe | 
365. Bill passed, 380. Agreed to by the Lords, 392. Royal 
Assent, 399. 

Surrs 1n Equity; Bill from the Lords, for further facilitating 
the Administration of Justice, and other Proceedings in 

- Equity, 326. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 327. 

SuperanNNuations. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Supremacy, Oath of. Vide O’ConneELL. 





SUPPLY : 


MOTION for 4 Supply; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 15. Lords Commissioners Speech referred, 
and Motion considered, 20. Resolution reported, and agreed to, Nem. Con. 22. To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 22, 35, 49, 79, 86, 104, 110, 117, 125, 149, 157, 162, 171, 179, 195, 211, 220, 226, 234, 253, 268, 278, 285, 
296, 306, 313, 322, 339, 344.—- Considered, 29, 73, 90, 95, 134, 143, 184, 199, 202, 259, 331. 

———— Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c. referred, 29, 73, 134, 143, 184, 199, 202, 259. 


Reports deferred, 143, 152, 162, 175, 180, 189, 194. 


Resolutions postponed, 194. 
Proceedings in Committee, 331. 








Resolutions 








1829.] INDEX «fw th E1euty-FrourtH VoLuME. 


SUPPLY—continued. 





Resolutions of the Committee of Supply feng? ar to, 











Reported, and Agreed to. “ Sums Granted. 

es NAVY, &amp;c. 

Page. 

rotten t ' 2 March 1829: ; , 

8. 
95: « THAT 30,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for Thirteen Lunar . 
Months, from ist January 1829, including 9,000 Royal Marines: 
95- - For Wages for Ditto - = ~ oe Ht tar St Oe a ee, nn. 
on °e For Victuals for Ditto - - - - = = = = = 643,500 &gt; = 


95.- - For Salaries of Officers, and Contingent Rayquees of rnercapce4 Navy pe) 
Navy and Victualling Offices, for 1829 - 


95&gt; - For Salaries of Officer, my Contingent irpepets 4 His Majesty's i gin 14 5B e's 


180,727. 11 


at Home - - - - 
95- - For Wages of ActiGenre a Labdiiwers . - ea - - e “480,000 © — 
Q5- - For Timber and other Materials = os PRO MRD ake AP: cote hoe? 759718 = -" = 
95- - For Pilotage and. other Contingencies - eink 9 super Sige 60,000 - .- 
95- - For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of Sonilane Yards neue cti9e 52141, 3.3 
95: - Ditto - - - of the Vietualling Yards SF SUT ee Sheth TIBRIOY NS 64.366 = = 
95: - ‘Ditto - - - of Naval Medical Establishments —- - fe 64,455 13 6 
95- - Ditto - - - of Royal Naval College, and School for Naval Architecture + 3,131. 8°" '3 
95: - For Wages of Officers‘and Shipkeepers, &amp;c. of Vessels in Ordinary - - 104,002! 641 
95- - For Victuals for Ditto - - - - - - - - - . 51,715 19° = 
95- - For Hire of Packets - - - - oes - - 32,490 - '- 
96. - For Expense of Ships building at + Bombay oe oe eh Se Ws 40,000 - = 
96. - For Half Pay of Naval Officers +t. Mtg fis wore Recoil Sus, 20-3 873,500. =, i+ 
6. - For Si nnuati Pensions and Allowances to Naval Officers, their Widows 
9 pete ne permet ‘ens . 8 aad . one h ; man 7 f nr} 129,393 11° 10 
96. - For Bounty to Chaplains - - - « - - - - - - /  By5OO im 
96. . + For Allowances to Widows and Officers on the Compassionate List - - 10,000 = = 
96. . For Deficiency of Funds of Charity for Widows cee - - 110,000 —- -= 
96. - For Widows of Marine Officers - - - - - 10,000 5..=,..= 
96. - For Deficiency of Funds for Out-Pensioners of fee LS Hospital - - 250,000. m= 
96. . For Superannuations to Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, &amp;c. - - - 164,766 «ig + 
96. ° For Repairs and Improvements in Dock Yards - - - - LC &gt; 108,600 ae 
96. - For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations .- . - = - 275,000 =| = 
96. = - For the Transport Service Sm eee) fee TL cient tive besotre 250,000) ore 





£.|  6,878)794))) 11,41 





————————— 
ARMY: | 
23 February 1829: 
"8. 6 That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 89,723 Men (inclusive of Men 
employed in the East Indies) be maintained for the Service of the United 
Kingdom, from 25th December 1828 to-24th December 1829. 
38. r For defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces - - -~ - 3:136,752 15-5 
78. é For General and. Staff Officers - - - - - - © - - 117,196 1602 
78. ‘ For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments - 105,928 10 2 
78. i For Medicines and Surgical Materials eee ee. ee ee 16,660 14° 6 
78. - For the Royal Military College - - ee a Mee ee 10,029 (17, .. 
73. - For the Pay of General Officers in His Majesty’s NS St) ASeeakig WEP 136,000). -; |&lt; 
78. “ For His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - - “36,862 918) 11 
78. Q For Full Pay for re drome and vanes prec hah His Majesty 's) 
Forces - - - -f 109,000... - == 
78: é For Half Pay to Reduced wnt Retired Officers of the Land Forces wale... "739,038 17 10 
78. . For Half Pay and Allowances to Officers of Disbanded Foreign Corps - 97,270, — 
8. . For In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and of the Royal Hospital near 
’ Res see at; apneic ohm hee oa 
78. » For Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - - - - = = 1,278,403 13 9 
78. - For the Royal Military Asylum - = ln a es ee _ 24,166 13° 8 
78. - For Pensions to Widows - - - . - - - - - - las o«_. om 
78. ° For Allowances on the Compassionate List - - - - - - 189,037, = |= 
78. - For Superannuation Allowances 4 £ @&amp; . # ofl te ate HS 56,044 - 10 
78. - For Exchequer Fees CE TCL ETE TR CNG TOT 33,000 - — 
2 April: 
Bap arid ln oh For the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army, for 1829 1 A oe 700,000 — -— 
6 April: 

204. - For the Commissariat Department, for 1829 BIO OE OE ee opt oh 402,929 12 53 

£.) 7,378,172 2 113 

ee 











VOL. 84.——Sess, 1829. S2 (continued.) 





INDEX ¢@o ithe E1rcury-rourtH VoLuME. 


[1829. 








Reported, and Agreed to. 





Bill or — 
ordere 


thereupon. 
V. Militia, 


infra. 


193; Postponed, 194. Furthe 
considered, and agreed to, 


] 


Page. 


| te 


78. 


265. 
ate 


265. 


100. 


100. 
100. 


100. 


100, 
100. 
100. 
100. 
100. 
100. 


100. 


100. 
100. 


100. 


100, 
100. 
100, 


100. 
100. 


35&gt; 


189. 


192. 
192. 


192. (Ireland) 


192, 
192. 
193- 
193- 
193- 
193- 
193- 
193- 
193- 
193- 
193. 
193- 


193- 
193. 
193- 
193- 


De 





S U PP L Y—continued. | 
































Sums Granted. 
MILITIA, VOLUNTEERS, AND YEOMANRY : eo a 
23 February 1829: 
For defraying the Charge of Volunteer Corps - - - - = = 60,988 9 2 
5 May: 
For the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain, for 1829 - - - - 247,304. 15 7 
Ditto - --inIreland - - - - - - - - - - 81,229 19 11 
For Reduced Allowances, and Out-Pensions for the Yeomanry, for 1829 _ - 1,483 9 
£. 391,006 9g 
ORDNANCE: 
3 March 1829: 
For defraying the Salaries to the Master General, the Lieutenant General, 
and the rest of the Principal Oficers and Clerks, belonging ” the Office 70,244 - = 
of Ordnance, for 1829 - - - 
Ditto - - - of the Departments at Woolwich - - - - - - 8,600 - - 
Ditto - - - of the Civil Establishments of the Ordnance at Home and *) aie 8 
Foreign Stations - - s eon @ Sd Kowa eee Var, 42,017 
For Expense of Master Gunners at the Garrisons in er Britain, &lt;i ames a 
and Jersey - - - - - - - - - 39913 
For the Corps of Royal Engineers, anid Sappers and Mikers othe, Se 74,.959° - - 
For the Royal Regiment of Artillery - - - - - - - = 257,342 - —- 
For the Royal Horse Artillery - 9 - - - - - - -* = 294138' - - 
For the Field Train Department _ &amp; mR ae ote 1,223, - - 
For the Medical Establishment - 8,392, - - 
For Civil Officers, Professors and chew, of the Ro al Milita Academy at _ 
Woolwich - - = «= ” 7 4 31507 - 
For Extraordinaries of the Office of Sateen ee ee er re 430,715 - —- 
For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance in Ireland -- - - +. - 126,979 - - 
For the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain and Ireland, on account of Allow- 
ances to Superannuated, Retired, and Half Pa Officers, and for Pensions 6 
to Widows and Children of deceased Gaom, Tate belonging to the abies 302,57 is 
Ordnance Military Corps -~— - - -| 
Ditto - - - to Persons late belonging to the Ofc of Gritisaitl in Great) 6 aie 
Britain and Ireland - - - ditto - - - - - - - 45944 
For the Barrack Department in Great Britain + - - &lt;&lt; + = 117,686. - - 
Ditto ---inIreland - - 102,721 —- - 
Ditto - - - for the Miitery tore Branch for Great Britain, Ireland, and the} 93,612 - - 
Colonies - 
For Treasury and Exchequer Pas - = - - = = 2,600 - - 
For Five Companies of the Staff Corps transfeiied to the Orinansd - 6115 —- - 
£. 1,728,908 -— 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES : 
16. February 1829 ; 
To discharge the like Amount of nad PPLIES pune for 1823, eta _— 4,000,000 = 
1826, 1827 and 1828 - - - - 
31 March: 
To defray the Expenses of the British Museum ~= - - - "© 19,899 - 
2 April: 
For Works and Repairs of Pustic BuiLtpinGs ve ee, a” a Bie 32,500 — 
For Works executing at Port Patrick Harsour - - - i * 7,000 — 
Ditto - - - at DonaGuApEE HarpourR - - - - - = = 8,000 - 
Ditto - - - at Royal Harbour of Gzorce Tne Fourth, at KInGsTOWN - 20,000 - 
For Expense of Buildings at the Brirish MuszEuM -  - - -— - 13,000 = 
For Alterations and Improvements at Winpsor CAsTLE - - -~— - 214,500 — 
For, erecting Churches in the West INp1Es 02h) eH or galtill © 6q = 
For the Harbours and Roads of Hotyneap and Howth - - - - 12,649 16 
For the CaLEDONIAN CANAL - - = © = © © = © 4,886 - 
For Salaries and Allowances to Officers of Lorps and Commons - - 33599 =~ 
For Expenses of Lornps and Commons - - - = = = = 24,400 - 
For Fez Funp - - -  - - ee gud Ravin wit 87,368 = 
For ConTiNGENT Expenses and Messencers Bitus - elo - 68,991 - 
For Commissioners of REVENUE INQuIRY pas GF Kogennogn 6,500 - 
For Salaries of Officers, and Expenses of the Court and RecEiPT sas oe) 6,200 - 
ExcHEQuER - - - - a . © “ « i 
For Salaries to Professors in the Universities of Oxrorp and icine - 958 5 
For Salaries to Commissioners of INsotvENT Destors Court - = 11,524 6 
For Superintendence of ALIENS - . Ss ee ee 4660 - 
For PENITENTIARY HovseE at MILBANK - - se ee 24,000 - 
For RetirED ALLOWANCEs or SUPERANNUATIONS - 2 * * 19,236 2 





1829.] INDEX # the Erenty-rourtn Vortme. 

















Reported, and Agreed to. SU P PL Y—continued. Sums Granted. 
Page. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES— continued. S  « € 
“193. - For ToutoneseE and Corsican EMIGRANTS - - - - - - 13,770 -- - 

193- ° For Nationas. Vaccine EstTaBLISHMENT - - - - - “ 2,500 .- — 
193. . For Rervce for the DestitutTE - A ee. at - CEs. =&gt; 

~ 193. - For AMERICAN LoyALIsTs - - - - - - * . " " 4:300° - = 
_ 193- « For CrimMINAL Lunatics - - - - - - - - 3.711 16 - 
193. . For Protestant DissENTING MINISTERS - - - - - - 5,812 7 10 
193. ° For Forei1en and Secrer Services - - Ee - = . 45,000 - - 
193: - For Printing Acts, &amp;c. - . - : - - - - - - 80,000 - - 
193- - For Commissioners of Pustic Recerps - - - - - - - 8,200 - - 
. 194. - For Printinc, STATIONERY, Ke, - . “: 1 - ° ? 97,270 pe. 
. _ 194. - For Gotp CoInaGE - - - - - - ° - ° . se . - 
194. - For Mint Prosgcutions - - - - - - . ° * 6,500 - = 
194. - For Law CuHarGEs - - - - - - - - - - - 15,000 - - 
194. - For confining and maintaining Convicts BRT a te tea eS 108,772 - - 
194. - For Misstonsto AMERICA. -. - - = =. = = = &amp; 28,000 - - 
194. - For Consuus GENERAL and Consuts~ - - - - - - = 89,470 - - 
194. ° For Bits drawn from New Sourn WALES - - - - - - 120,000 - — 
2 . 
ro =| [Fog defining the Change ofthe} of the Bahama Idande ~~ =| gq. 
194. - 2 | Ditto egoast [emo of Nova Scotia om) one atin 10,445 - - 
194. - = Ditto - - - - of New Brunswick - - - . 3,600 - - 
194. - =&lt; ( Ditto - - : - of Bermuda - = - eT 9 -JFo 4,000 - -—- 
194. - : Ditto - - - : of Prince Edward Island - - - 2,820 - - 
194. a &lt; Ditto - - - - of Newfoundland’ - . - - 17,728 - = 
194. - a, | Ditto - - - - of Sierra Leone - - - - 10,478 § 10 
194. - _ Ditto - - - - of the Gold Coast - - - - 4,000 - - 
For Propagating the GosPpEL - - - = = = = = = 16,188 - - 
os For ENGINEER DEPARTMENT at New South WaLEs~ - - - - 47,500 - - 
; For Water CommunIcATION between MonTREAL and the OrTawa - 163,000 - -—- 
6 April: 
202, (Ireland) | For Expense of Protestant Cuarter Scooons - - -— - - 10,683 - - 
202. D° For the Founpiine Hospitar o «attth »- + dns thane wi 243 - - 
202. D° For the House of Inpustry - - - - - - - . “ 24,396 - - 
202. D° For the RicuMonp Lunatic AsyLuM~— - - - - - - 6,700 - -— 
202. Dp For the Hipernian Society for Soutpiers CHiLpREN - - - : —_ - ( 
202. De For the Hipernian Marine Society - - - - - - - 1,850 - = 
202. De For the FEMALE OrPHaN House - - - - - - - - 1,646, - - 
202. D° For the WestMoRLAND Lock HosPiTAt - - - - - - 3060 - - 
202.  D° For the Lyine-1n Hospitat - - - - - - - - - 2,609 - - 
202. D° For Dr. STEEVENS’s HospiTau - - - - - - - - 1676.- - 
202. D» For the Fever Hospitau - - - - - - - - - SS oo 
203. D° For the Hospitau for INcuRABLES - - - - - - - 465 - - 
203.  D° For the Roya Cork INstiTuTION - - - - - - - “oe rl 
203. D° For the Royau Dusuin Socizety - - - - - - - - eae. = 
203. D° For the Royau Irish ACADEMY - - - = - = = = ee a 
203. D° For the Boarp of CHARITABLE BEQUESTS - - - - - - 2 =. © 
203.  D° For the BeLFAst ACADEMICALINsTITUTION - - - - - - — = « 
203.  D° Por the Boampof Wennes .- &lt;+- - + + © © we . 4 17.386 - - 
203. D° For Printine and Stationery for Public Offices - - ~ 9 - eo = 
203. D° For Publishing ProctaMATIONS ~~ - - - - - - - - —— Ss 
203. D° For Printing Statutes, &amp;e.  - - - - - - - - - 3500 - - 
203.  D° For CriminAL PRrosEcuTions - - - - - - = - 50,000 - = 
203.  D° For Non-ConrorMincG MINISTERS _ « «© w« © ww &amp; 14,360 6 - 
203. D° For Lorrery OrricErs eee: ee Ce ee ee ee 749 6 2 
203. Dp For Intann NaviGaATIONs - - - - . - - - - —.- = 
203. D» For Potice and Watcu EsTaBLISHMENTS~ - - - - - - 24.800 - - 
203. D° For Commissioners of Jupic1aLt Inquiry - = 2 2 = - 7328 6 2 
203. D° For Board of Pusiic Recorps - ae ee - + - 3049 - - 
203. D° For Pusitic Works oF de RDP Y BGR AOGNS: eae 22,800 - - 
7 April: 
209. - For Compensation to Proprietors of BENcooLen —— ~ “ 22,400 - = 
209. - For Settlement of Britisn and Spaniso Chaims - - - -— - SOO AMO, I&gt; 
25 May: 
340. (Ireland) | For Expense of Association for Discountenancine Vice oes eb 9000 - -~ 
340. D° For Society for promoting the Epucation of the Poor - - - - 25,000 - = 
340.  D° For Roman Catrno.ic SEMINARY at Maynooth - oS. = - 8928 - 
£.| 6,089,973 17 6 











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Reported, and Agreed to. S U P P L Y—continued. Sums Granted. 
EXCHEQUER BILLS: 
Page. 16 February 1829: £. d. 
35: = To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills - ~ - - - -]| 28046800 - - 
35+ - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills ee ee ae ee 392,000 —- — 
£.| 28,438,800 - -— 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES: 
2 April 1829: 
ape (ey mr pte ge For defraying the Charge of Civil Contingencies, for 1829 - - - 160,000 —- — 
; £. 160,000 -—- - 
£. s. 
NAVY - . - - . - - - - - - . §,878,794 11 
ARMY - - - - = 5 = - 2 = = 49,978,172 2 113° 
MILITIA, VOLUNTEERS, AND YEOMANRY - - - 391,006 9 §&amp; 
ORDNANCE - - - - - - - - - - 1,728,908 - —- 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES - - - - - - 6,089,973 17. 6 
EXCHEQUER BILLS_~ - - - - wr ols - - 28,438,800 — - 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES - - ~ - - - - 160,000 —- - 
TOTAL - - - £. 50,065,655 1 98. 
WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY: 


TO be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 35, 73, 79, 86, 90, 104, 110, 117, 125, 134, 143, 149, 157, 162, 171, 180, 
185, 195» 199» 205, 211, 220, 226, 234, 253, 260, 268, 285, 296, 306, 313, 322, 333, 349, 344.— —Considered, 49, 95, 276. 


Accounts, referred, 276. 


CHAIRMAN OF THE CoMMITTEE OF Ways AND Means; Vide (ADDRESSES, 5.) 





Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :—Relating to 





Reported, and Agreed to. 





Page. 


my 


61.; Bill ordered there- 
upon, 62. 
V. TRANSFER OF AIDS, | 


infra, 
y 


| 
| 
| 


| 
| 


61; Bill ordered there-| 
upon, 62. &gt; 
V. PENSIONS, infra. J 


100; Bill ordered tues) 
upon, ibid. 
ve EXCHEQUER BILLS, | 


infra, 


284; Bill ordered there- 
upon, ibid. 
V, EXCHEQUER BILLS, | 
infra. 
284; Bill ordered se 
upon, @bid. 
V. CONSOLIDATED FUND, | 
infra. J 


284; Bill ordered there-| 
upon, ébid. 
V.SUGAR DUTIES, infra. J 


284; Bill ordered there-} 
upon, tid. 
V. EXCHEQUER BILLS | 
FUNDING, infra. 





GRANTS: 


Sums to be raised. 





19 February 1829: 


For applying £.4,000,000, now in the Exchequer, to complete Aids signa 
for 1828 i= - - - - - - . - - - - 
For issuing and applying £.4,000,000 out of the Consolidated Fund of the 
United Kingdom Teo OR fe en ee ee st 
For issuing and applying £. 60,000, to be paid into the Exchequer by the East) 
India Company, towards the Expenses of Retiring Pay, Pensions and 
Allowances - - - - - - - so - e f 
For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may have been, or which 
may be paid into the Exchequer before 5th April 1830, in respect of Ex-| 
chequer Bills issued pursuant to Acts 57 Geo. 3, for carrying on Public 
Works - - ~ - - - - - - 
For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining in the Exchequer, ort 
which may be advanced by the Bank under Act 56 Geo. , - - 





| 


For continuing the Duty of Four Shillings in the Pound, on PEnsions,) 


Orrices and Persona EstaTEs - - - - 8 é an 
3 March: 

For raising £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for the service of 1829 - - 
11 May: 

For raising £.13,438,800 by Exchequer Bills = - - - “ nm * 


For issuing and applying £. 506,212. 2. 8}. being Surplus of Grants for the) 
Years 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827 and 1828 - - - - - 


For issuing and applying £.10,700,000 out of the Consolidated Fund - - 


For further continuing the Duties on SuGar = - &lt; m - “ 


For funding £.3,000,000 of ExcHEQuer Bitts - - - - - 





£. 


4,000,000 


4,000,000 


60,000 





12,000,000 





133438,800 


506,212 


10,700,000 


3,000,000 


83 








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SU P P L Y—continued. 
BILLS : 

CONSOLIDATED FunpD; Bill to apply. 
ordered, 284. Presented, and read ; 
sidered, 306. Reported; to be ingrosse 
338. Royal Assent, 354. 


ExcHEQUER BI Lis; Bill for raising the Sum of £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, ordered, 100. 


a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, and the Surplus of Ways and Means for 1 829, 
ay — for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 291. Committed, 302. Con- 
; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 312. Passed, 319. Agreed to by the Lords, 


Presented, and read ; Day 


appointed for Second Reading; 104. Committed, 106. Considered,110. Reported, 117. Passed, 122. Agreed to by the 


Lords, 145. Royal Assent, 158. 





Bill for raising the Sum of £. 13,438,800 by Exchequer Bills, ordered, 284. Presented, and read; day 


» ee for Second Reading; 306. Committed, 312. Committee deferred, 333, 340, 342. Instruction to receive a Clause 
of Appropriation ; and Bill considered ; 349. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 358. Passed, 


365. Agreed to by the Lords, 410. Royal Assent, 416. 





Funp1ne; Bill for funding £. 3,000,000 of Exchequer Bills, ordered, 284. Presented, and read; Day 


appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 291. Committed, 302. Considered, 306. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 312. Third Reading deferred, 326. Bill passed, 332. Agreed to by the Lords, 347. 


Royal Assent, 354. 


MI I1T14 ; Bill to defray the Charge of the Pay and Clothing, and Contingent Expenses of the Disembodied Militia in Great 
Britain and Ireland, ordered, 265. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 282. 
Second Reading deferred, 307. Bill committed, 313. Considered, 319. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 322. Passed,327. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 354. 


PENSIONS, &amp;c. DuTIES; Bill for ——- to His Majest 
; Day appointe 
? 


England, ordered, 62. Presented, and rea 


certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices and Pensions in 
for Second Reading; 75. Committed, 79. Considered, 82. 


Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 86. Bill passed, go. Agreed to by the Lords, 106. Royal 


Assent, 107. 


SuGar DutT1£s; Bill for continuing certain Duties on Sugar imported into the United Kingdom for 1829, ordered, 284. 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 291. 
312, 319, 327- Bill considered, 339. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 


Agreed to by the Lords, 377. Royal Assent, 399. 


TRANSFER OF AIDS; Bill for applying certain Sums of Money for the Service of 1829, ordered, 62. 
Day — for Second Reading ; 75. Committed, 79. Considered, 82. 


Third 


Committed, 302: Committee deferred, 
ay appointed for Third Reading; 344. Passed, 349. 


Presented, and read; 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 


eading ; 86. Bill passed, go. Agreed to by the Lords, 106. Royal Assent, 107, 





Surrey New Roaps. Vide Accounts. 


Swan River Serrrement; Bill to provide for the Govern- 
ment of His Majesty’s Settlements in Western Australia, 
ordered, 197. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 198. Committed, 204. 
Committee deferred, 211, 215. Bill considered, 219. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
225. Passed,229. Agreed to by the Lords, 267. Royal 
Assent, 296. 


Vide AccounTs. 








(AppreEssEs, 56.) 
SwaATHLING Road. Vide FaArEnaAm. 


10°Geo. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


Tatzzies REGuLATION. Vide ScoTLAND. 


Tatuzies Rewier. Vide ScoTLtanp. 


Tanrirrs of Foreign Duties. Vide Accounts. 


TARPORLEY and WuitcnuRcH Road; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining a Turnpike Road between Tarporley 
and Whitchurch; Referred to a Committee, 30. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 123. Presented, and read, 125. Committed, 
144. Reported; tobe ingrossed; 274. Passed, 287. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 316. Royal Assent, 328. 

Tarvin Road. Vide Cuester. 


Tea; Petition of Francis Fortune, for repealing Acts relating 
to the Importation thereof; To lie on the Table, 197. 

TENTERDEN Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 57. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 83. Presented, and read, 87. Committed, 
102. Reported; to be ingrossed; 275. Passed, 281. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 323. Royal Assent, 328. 


Terms REGULATION. Vide Law. 
TERRELL, James. Vide ExeTeER CorPoRATION. 
THamMeEs NAvicATIon. Vide AccounTs. 


Tuames Watermen; Petition of Inhabitants of Leigh, for 
amendment of Act; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
256. 

THeEATRIiIcaL AvutTuors; Petition of Charles Bucke, for the 
enactment of a Law that no Person shall perform any Tra- 

edy, &amp;c. for a limited Period, without the Consent of the 
uthor, 376. To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 377. 


THORNDIKE, DANIEL; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his 
Marriage with Frances Christiana his Wife, 402, read ; Com- 
mitted ; Instruction to hear Counsel, and examine Witnesses ; 
402. Petition of Andrew Snape Thorndike, Agent for Daniel 
Thorndike, eosin See Service of the Order of the House 
upon Mark Morley, Proctor, and Agent of Frances. Chris- 
tiana Thorndike ; House informed that Andrew Snape Thorn- 
dike attended at the door; he was called in, and gave the 
House an account of the Allegations contained in the said 
Petition; Service of the Order, and Copy of the Bill on 
Mr. Morley to be deemed good Service, 402, Bill con- 
sidered ; reported; and passed; 407. Royal Assent, 416. 

Tuorn Fatcon Roads. Vide Norta Curry. 


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TuHornTon, Lieutenant General. 
TipsHetr Roads. Vide Heace. 
TicuHE, Robert Stearne. Vide Kine’s Bencu Prison, 
Titnes. Vide Havirax. 


TitHes CommutTATION ; Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land in Rochester, in favour thereof ; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 377. 


Tosacco’ Vide IRELAND. 

and Snurr. Vide Accounts. 
Topp, William Goodlad. Vide Starcn. 
Tower of Lonpon. Vide Accounts, 
Trape; Grand Committee appointed, g. 


Vide Cuurcu SERVICE. 


TRALEE, Vide ELEcTIons. 

TRANSFER of Aips. Vide Ways and Means, and Bixus in 
Suppty. 

Treasury. Vide Accounts. Supp iy. 

TREATIES. Vide Accounts. 


Trinity House Pitors ; Petition of George Hearne and Re- 
becca Clarke, complaining of a Vessel being run down by a 
Foreign Brig, having a Trinity Pilot on board, 368. To lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed ; 369. 


TONBRIDGE and MaipstoneE Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pang the same; Referred to a Committee, 47. Reported ; 
ill ordered ; 83. Presented, and read, 126. Committed, 
158. Reported; to be ingrossed; 210, Passed, 213, Agreed 
to by the Lords, 234. Royal Assent, 297. 


TUNBRIDGE WELLs and UckFiELp Road; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 37.. Reported ; Bill ordered; 81. Presented, and 
read, 93. Committed, 118. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 180. 
Passed, 186. By the Lords, with Amendments, 228. Con- 
sidered, 266. Agreed to, 267. Royal Assent, 297. 


Turner, Edward Haycock Colclough. Vide Man, [sz or. 


Turnpike Roap Bit Fees; To be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House ; Considered, 86. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to, go. Vide (ADDRESSES, 2.) 

continuing Acts. Vide StanpING ORDERs. 


TyRRELL, John Tyssen; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his 
Marriage with Elizabeth Anne his now Wife, 234. Read, 
235. Committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine 
Witnesses ; Petition of John Hopton Forbes, Agent for John 
Tyssen Tyrrell, respecting the service of the Order of the 
House upon the Agents of Elizabeth Ann Tyrrell; To lie on 
the Table, 242. Petition of John Hopton Forbes, read ; con- 
sidered ; House informed that he attended at the door; he 
was called in; and informed the House, That he knows that 
Elizabeth Anne Tyrrell is now resident in France; and that 
Messrs. Hutchinson and Holdsworth are Agents to the said 
Elizabeth Anne Tyrrell, aud are authorized to receive any 
Notice or Order on her behalf; Service of the Order and Copy 
of the Bill on Messrs. Hutchinson and. Holdsworth to i 
deemed good Service, 249. Bill considered ; and reported ; 
267. Passed, 273. Royal Assent, 297. 


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10° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


Uoxrietp Road. Vide Tunsripce WELILs. 


Universities ; Petition of Samuel Perry, for Inquiry imto the 
actual State of the Universities, and of the Church of England 
and Ireland ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 363. . 

—- Vide Accounts. Svoprty. 

Uuster Cand, Vide IRELAND. 


Vacctnge EstrapLisHMENT. Vide Accounts (ADDRESSES, 
57-) Suppry. 

Victuatiinc Department. Vide Navat ComMISsIoNeRs 
Quorum. 

Votes and Procerpinés; To be printed, 10. 


10° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


W anpuurst Roads. Vide MayrieLp. 


Waces; Petition of Shopkeepers, Tradesmen, Owners of Pro- 
perty and others, Inhabitants of Great and Little Bolton, 
against the Practice of paying Wages in Goods instead of 
Money ; To be printed, 282. 

Petitions for the Regulation thereof ;—Of Operative 
Weavers of Lanark ; of the parish of Balfron; and, of Ren- 
frew ; 355. ‘To be printed, 356. 

Wacker, Richard; Petition complaining of his Arrest in 1813, 
and praying for an Inquiry into his Case ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 362. 

Wattasey Embankment; Petition for a Bill for making an 
Embankment on the north-west side of the Leasowes, in the 
townships of Wallasey and Great Meols; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 6. Reported; Bill ordered; 19. Presented, and 
read, 23. Committed, 146. Petition of Sir John Thomas 
Stanley, Baronet, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
169. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 190. Passed, 196. 
By the Lerds, with Amendments, 213. Considered, and 
agreed to, 218. Royal Assent, 221. 

Waxsaut Roads; Petition for a Bill for improving and main- 
taining the same ; Referred to a Committee, 37. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; g2. Petition of Wyrley Birch, an Owner of 
Land on the Line of the new Road proposed to be made, te- 
specting the Standing Orders, 92. Committee revived; Pe- 
tition respecting Standing Orders ; Referred ; 93. Reported ; 
Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 126. Vide 
Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That the Parties for the Bill 
be permitted to proceed therewith, 145. Report read; Bill 
ordered ; presented, and read; 147. Committed, 162. Pe- 
tition of Trustees of Road from Soho Hill in Handsworth to 
the Walsall Turnpike Road, and others, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 216. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
‘232. Passed, 250. 


WarenousepD Sucar. Vide SuGar. 


WarrINGTON and Newron Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining a Railway or Tramroad from the 
Liverpool and Manchester Railway in Newton to Warrington, 
25. Referred to a Committee, 26.. Reported; Bill ordered; 
39. Presented, and read, 72. Committed, 137. Petition of 
Nicholas Ashton and others, Proprietors of Shares in the 
Sankey Canal Navigation, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 177. Petition of John Bostock, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 191. Bill reported ; Report to lie on 
the Table; 210. Report farther considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed; 235. Passed,241. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 268. Considered, and agreed to, 269. Royal Assent, 
297. 

Warwick and Napron Canal; Petition fora Bill to repeal, or 
to alter, amend and enlarge Powers of Acts, 55; Referred to 
a Committee, 56. Reported; Bill ordered; 126. Order of 
Leave for Bill, read, and discharged ; another Bill ordered ; 
Presented, and read; 131. Petition of Company of Pro- 
prietors of the Oxford Canal Navigation, against; To lie on 
the Table, 160. Petitions of Freeholders and other Inhabi- 
tants of the town and neighbourhood of Southam; of Mine- 
owners, Coal and Iron Masters of Staffordshire, Worcester- 
shire and Shropshire ; of Owners and Occupiers of Estates in 
the several parishes of Napton, Priors Marston, Wormleigh- 
ton, Boddington, Byfield and Cropredy, in the counties of 
Warwick and Northampton; of Inhabitants of the town and 
neighbourhood of Daventry; of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, Inhabitants and Traders of the town and neighbour- 
hood of Aynho; of Citizens, Inhabitants and Traders of the 
city of Oxford; of Burgesses and Inhabitants of Warwick ; 
of the Company of Proprietors of the Dudley Canal Naviga- 
tion; of the Company of Proprietors of the Stratford-upon- 
Avon Canal Navigation ; of Freeholders and Inhabitants, and 
others of Leamington Priors (commonly called Leamington 
oF 3) of several Merchants, Manufacturers and Inhabitants 
of Birmingham; and, of several Inhabitants of Aylesbury, 
in favour; 176. Petitions of the Mayor and Inhabitants of 
Banbury; of Proprietors of Salt Works and Inhabitants of 
Droitwich; of several Inhabitants of Higham Ferrers and its 
neighbourhood ; of Bicester ; of Owners and Occupiers of 
Estates, Traders and other Inhabitants of Deddington and 





Adderbury; of several Fahabitants and Traders of Wood- 
stock ; of Northampton; and, of Abingdon, in favour ;-Pe- 
tition of Proprietors, Trustees of, and Persons interested in 
Shares in the Oxford Canal Navigation, against; To lie on 
the Table, 180, Petition of Burgesses and Inhabitants of 
Buckingham, in favour,191. 
WasuincRorovcn Drainage; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 
54- Reported; Bill ordered; 79. . Presented, and read, 139. 
Committed, 232. Reported ; to be ingrossed&gt; 28t. Passed, 
288. Agreed to by the Lords, 317- Royal Assent, 328. ~ 


WarTeRMILLOCK (Cumberland) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and Bill ordered, 49. Presented, and read, 137. 
Committed, 232. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 275. Passed, 
280. Agreed to by the Lords, 317. Royal Assent, 329. 


Weaver Navigation; Petition fora Bill to alter, amend and 
enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 12. Pre- 
sented, and read, 87. Committed, 112, Petition of Mayor, 
Bailiffs and Burgesses of Liverpool, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 181. Bill reported, 265. Report to lie on 
the Table, 266. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
pay 299. Passed, 30g. Agreed to by the Lords, 326. 

oyal Assent, 328. 
Wepnessury Road. Vide Dartaston and Bitston. 


We ts Improvement ; Petition for a Bill for repealing parts of 
Act, and for granting other Powers in lieu thereof; Referred 
to a Committee, 51. Reported; Bill ordered; 83. 

Wentrwortnu (Cambridge) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close ; and Bill ordered, 24. Presented, and read, 84. Com- 
mitted, 93. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 270. Passed, 282. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 317. Considered, and 
agreed to, 324. Royal Assent, 355. 


WesteRN AusTRALIA. Vide Swan River SETTLEMENT. 


West Inpia Dock Company; Petition for a Bill to enable 
the said Company to raise a further sum of Money; Referred 
to a Committee, 69. Reported, 130. Bill ordered, 191. 
Presented, and read, 138. Committed, 227. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 270. Passed, 281. Agreed to by the Lords, 
317. Royal Assent, 328. 

Docks. Vide Accounts. 

Propuce. Vide Easr Inp1a. 

West Inpviges. Vide Accounts. 

West Leicu Railway, Vide Kenyon. 

WestTMINSTER Bripce. Vide Accounts. 


West Moor (Somerset );. Petition for a Bill for inclosing West 
Moor, East Moor and Middle Moor, 51. Bill ordered, 52. 
Presented,.and read, 139. Committed, 223. 


Weston, John Webbe; Bill from the Lords for discharging a 
Covenant entered into by him, and for empowering Trustees 
to complete certain Sales, 317. Read, 320. Committed, 
334. Reported, 359. Passed, 373. Royal Assent, 400. 


Wexrorp Town. Vide ELEecTIoNs, 
Wueat. Vide Fiour. 


Wueat ey, late William; Bill from the Lords to authorize 
certain persons to grant Building and Repairing Leases of his 
Estates, 343. Read, 345. Committed; Leave to Committee 
to sit and proceed on a certain day ; 359. Bill reported, and 
passed, 373. Royal Assent, 400. 

Wuitcuurcn Road. Vide TARPORLEY. 

Wuire, John Meadows. Vide Poor Laws. 

Sir Thomas. Vide WiNcHESTER CoRPORATION. 


Wuor tron Bridge and Roads; Petition for a Bill for building 
a Bridge over the Tees at Whorlton, and for making Roads to 
and from the said Bridge, 52. Referred to a Committee, 53. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 108. Presented, and read, 113, 
Committed, 130. Reported; to uo Enguonned’s 169. Passed, 
176. Agreed to by the Lords, 202. Royal Assent, 220, 

Wipows Pensions. Vide Nava Wipows. 

Wiuiams, Cadogan. Vide Lire ANNUITIEs. 

Wits. Vide Accounts. (ApDDREssEs, 58.) 

Witson, John Maryon; Bill from the Lords for authorizing the 
Sale of certain Estates devised by the Will of Sir Thomas 
Maryon Wilson, Baronet, deceased, under which John iMaryon 
Wilson, Esquire is first Tenant for life, 357. Read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 359. Committed, 366. Re- 
ported, and passed, 399. Royal Assent, 400. 


Sir Thomas Maryon; Bill from the Lords to enable 
him and other persons successively entitled under the Will of 
the late Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Baronet, to grant Build- 
ing Leases of his Estates in the county of Middlesex, 357- 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 359. Com- 
mitted, 366. Petition of Tenants on the Court Roll of Cus- 
tomary or Copyhold Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments in 
the Manor o Romesh against ; 391. To lie on the Table, 
392. Two Petitions of Tenants on the Court Roll of Custom- 
ary or Copyhold Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments in the 
Manor of Hampstead, against; To lie on the Table, 401. 
Bill reported ; Motion for bringing up Report ; Amendment 
proposed ; Amendment and Motion by leave withdrawn, 401. 
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WincueEster Corporation; Bill from the Lords to enable the 


Mayor, Bailiffs and Commonalty of that City, to convey cer- 
tain Estates, the Possessions of the Hospital of Saint John 
the Baptist, to Trustees, to be appointed by the Court of 
Chancery, and to enable such Trustees to exercise certain 

wers over the said Estates, 368. Read; Day appointed 
‘or Second Reading ; 374. Bill committed; Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed on a certain day; 382. Reported, 
and passed, 402. Royal Assent, 416. 


Winpsor Caste. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Wine; Petitions for repealing Prizage and areas upon 


Vessels landing Wine at Liverpool and Lancaster ;—Of Ship- 
owners of Liverpool, 337; and, of Importers of Wine, of Lan- 
caster; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 338. 


Wissecu Navigation. Vide Nene OvuTratt. 
Wiruam Navigation; Petition for a-Bill to authorize the rais- 


ing a further sum of Money for completing the same; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, rs Reported ; Bill ordered; 15. Pre- 
sented, and read, 22. Petition of Inhabitants of the City of 
Lincoln, against ; To lie on the Table, 50. Bill committed, 56. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Boston, against; Referred, 75. 
Petitions of Inhabitants of the city of Lincoln ; and, of the 
Mayor, Sheriffs, Citizens and Commonalty of the city of Lin- 
coin, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 79. Petition 
of Inhabitants of the city of Lincoln, against; read, and 
referred, 84. Petition of Owners or Proprietors of Steam 
Vessels trading between Lincoln and Boston; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 88. Petition of Owners or Proprietors of 
Steam Vessels trading between Lincoln and Boston; Re- 
ferred, 97. Petition of Proprietors or Occupiers of lands in 
Washingborough and Heighington, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 102. Petitions of the General Commis- 
sioners for Drainage by the River Witham ; and, of several 
Owners and Occupiers of houses and lands on the South 
side of the River Witham, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 269. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 275. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 300. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 329. Passed, 334. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 356. Royal Assent, 372. 


Witnesses; Usual Orders relating to them, 10. 
WoLvERHAMPTON Roads. Vide DupteEy. 

WoopuovseE Carr Road. Vide Buacx Bank. 

Woops and Forests. Vide Lanp REVENUE. 

Woot; Petitions for Protection 0 the Importation of Fo- 


reign Wool ;—Of Owners and Occupiers of land in the hun- 
dred of Tavistock and Lifton; To be printed, 82, Of Laun- 


ceston; To be printed, 200. Of the ward of Leath ; To be 
— 283. Of Holmstrough; To be printed, 295. Of 

ounsmere ; To be printed, goo. Of the hundred of Poyn- 
ings; of Shiplake; of Steyning; of Ringmer; of Loxfield 
Dorset ; of Barcomb ; 341. Of Owners and Occupiers of land, 
and others, interested in the growth of Wool, in the county of 
Berks; and, of Owners an re of land in the hun- 
dred of Totnore (Sussex,) 341. To be printed, 342. Of 
Eastbourne; To be printed, 356. Of the hundred of Wil- 
lingdon; To be printed, 360. Of Brightford ; of Patcham ; 
and, of Flexborough, Sussex; To be printed, 369. 


Woo er Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually amend- 
ing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 55. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 123. Presented, and read, 126. 
Committed, 138. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 181. Passed, 
185. Agreed to by the Lords, 207. Royal Assent, 221. 


Wootton Inclosure. Vide Saint LAWRENCE. 
Worksop Road. Vide CHESTERFIELD, 


Worstep Mitts; Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Worsted Mills in Bradford, for a cae to them the Regu- 
lations of Cotton Mills, 174. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 175. 

Writers. Vide East Inpta. 


Wrotuam-Heatu Road; Petition for.a Bill for more effectu- 
tually improving and repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 27. Reported; Bill ordered; 57. Presented, and 
read, 65. Committed, 80. Reported; to be ingrossed; 1293. 
Passed, 192. Agreed to by the Lords, 175. yal Assent, 
221. 

Wynne, late Robert Watkin; Bill from the Lords to enable 
Trustees under Act of last Session to sell the Estates thereby 
directed to be sold, freed, released, and discharged from cer- 
tain Claims and Demands, 323. Read, 323. Committed, 334. 
Reported, 372. Passed, 373. Royal Assent, 400. 


10° Geo. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 3. A. 1829. 


YEOMANRY Corps. Vide Inetanv. 


Yorx Buiip1ncs Company; Bill from the Lords for dissolv- 
ing the said Nig Acree a and for vesting the Property in 
Trustees, for the Sale thereof, 343. Read, 345. Committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit, and proceed on a certain day; 351. 
Petition of Robert Westwood, on behalf of himself and Anna 
Maria his Wife, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 366. 
Bill reported, and passed, 367. Royal Assent, 400, 


Pel’ Neild 


VOL. 84.———Sess, 1829. 





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