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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


TO THE 


ELGHTY-FIFTH VOLUME. 





1830. 











11° Geo. IV. &amp; 1° Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


; BERGAVENNY ROADS; Petition for a Bill for making and maintaining the same, 61; and Bill ordered, 62. 
Presented and read, 100. Committed, 145- 


‘ABOLITION OF FExEs. Vide FEEs. 
/ABSENTEES. Vide IRELAND. 
Accountants, Public. Vide Accounts. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: wre PAGE 


Presented, 
of 


a Pusuic :— : —— |] Acrenosx. 
. List of Officers and Departments, whose Accounts have been usually audited by, a 
Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts; printed 223 - 
(Sess. Papers, *N° 177. vol. x VII.) 


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 to 
5th January 1830; printed 223 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. XVII.) 


3. List of Accounts depending in the Office of the Commissioners for a Public Ac- 
counts, which have not been audited, stated or declared, completed to Sth February} 
1830; printed 223. - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xVII.) 


ceeding hath been controlled, suspended, or prevented by authority of His Majesty, 
between 5th January 1829 and 5th January 1830; printed225 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. XVII.) 


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 


of Public Accountants, in respect of whom the execution of any process or “3 
5th anuary 1830; printed 225 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. XVII.) \ 


ACCOUNTS; v. AccounTs, 1 to 5, 411, 511, 542. 
AcTS; v. AccounTs, 354. 
AcTs OF SEDERUNT; v. Accounts, 610, 632. 


ADMINISTRATION, LETTERS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 301, 302, 715. 


ADMIRALTY, COURT OF :— 


6. Account of all Monies which have arisen and been received for, and in respect of, any 
Droits of the Admiralty, Droits of the Crown, and from the Surplus of the Fours 
and Half per Centum Duties; printed 225 - (Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. xxv11.) 


ADVERTISEMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 412, 423, 587, 590, 594. 





AFFIDAVITS OF DEBT; v. Accounts, 258. 





AFRICA; v. ACCOUNTS, 204, 229, 348, 648. 


AFRICAN FORTS :— 


7. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses of the Forts of Cape Coast Castle 
and Accra, from ist January to gist December 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xvii!.) 


King’s 
Command. 


AFRICA, SOUTH; v. AccounrTs, 348. 























* Sess. Papers.—Sessional Papers, ordered to be printed, hearing N° 177. at the foot of the page; bound up in Vol. xvii. of the 
printed Papers of this Session, and placed in the Library of the House of Commons; &amp;c. 





VOL. 85.-——Sess. 1830. A 








INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-FIFTH VOLUME. 





[A. 1830. 

















ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ALEXANDER, MR. :— 
8. Account, in detail, of the Expenses incurred in the several Prosecutions for Libel’ 
against Mr. Alexander ; printed 570 - (Sess. Papers, N° 562. vol. xx1x.) } 
— V. Accounts, 329- — 


ALIENS :— &lt;7 av 
g. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in 1830, for paying the Salaries of the 
Officers, and Contingent Expenses of the Office ; printed 113 ; Referred 353 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. x v11I.) 


ALMANACKS; v. ACCOUNTS, 597: 


AMERICA :— 


10. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to cover the Expenses of the Missions and 
Special Commissions to the New States of America for 1830; printed 113; Re- 
ferred 353 - - - - - - ' (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvi11.) 


— V. Accounts, 142, 204, 229, 292. 
AMERICAN LOYALISTS :— 


11. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Relief of American Loyalists ‘* 
1830; printed 113; Referred 353 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xvi11.) 


AMERICAN STATES; v. AccounTs, 10, 659, 660. 
ANNUITIES; v. Accounts, 265, 267, 382, 386. 
ARCHDEACONRY COURTS :— 


12. 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 of the said Commissaries ; 


printed 232 - - - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 205. vol. x1x.) 


ARMY :— 


13. Account of the several Amounts rm in each year since 10th January 1826, for Half \ 
Pay and Retired Superannuated Allowances ; printed225 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 185. vol.xvn.) J 
Estimate of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, for the ~ 
1830 - - . - - - ~ o . « . ma » ‘i 
of the Charge of His te sy Land Forces for Service at Home and Abroad, } 
(excepting the Regiments employed in the East Indies), from 25th December 1829 
to 24th December 1830 _—- - - - - - - ° . o . 


State of Expenses on account of Recruiting; Statement referred to in the above 
Estimate ; State of the Services provided for under the head of Contingencies for 
1830; printed 48; Referred85 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xviit.) 

Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land and Sea Service for 1830; 
printed 143; Referred 215 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 104. vol. xv1tl.) 

Account of Services incurred and not provided for - - - - - = = 

Estimate of the Charge of General Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals, for) 
1830 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

of Allowances to the Principal Officers of the several Public Departments - 

of Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces - - -— = 
of Volunteer Corps = - - - = = -= © = =  . 
of Four Regiments of Dragoons, and Twenty Battalions of Infantry, for 


Service in India, including Four Troops of Dragoons, and Twenty-one Companies of 
Foot, stationed at home for the purpose of recruiting - - - -— = - 


of the Royal Military College - - - - = - (= -£ -- 
of the Pay of General Officers, not being Colonels of Regiments - ‘ 
of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad ee - - 
of Full Pay to reduced, retired and unattached Officers - - ~ - 
of Half Pay and Military Allowances to reduced and retired Officers -  - 


of Half Pay and reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps ; 
of Pensions to Wounded Officers ; and of Allowances to Widows and Children of 
deceased Foreign Officers - - - - + © 2+ 2#© «© «-« - 


of In-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals - - - - 
of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - - * ~ ~ a 
of the Royal Military Asylum - - - ° ‘* i os * - 
of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of Land Forces - - 


of Allowances on the Compassionate List ; of Allowances as of His Majesty’s 
Royal Bounty; and of Pensions to Officers for Wounds - - - - - 


— of the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the nature 
of Superannuation or retired Allowances to Persons, formerly belonging to Public 
Departments) - ~ - - - - - . - - - - - 
of Exchequer Fees in Great Britain upon Issues to be made for Army Services 
Abstract of the distribution of the Forces borne on the foregoing Estimates - 


14. 


15. 





16. 





17. 


18, 
19- 
20, 
21, 


22, 
23. 








24. 
25. 
26, 
27, -——— 
28. 


29. 


——__— 


30. 
31. 
32. 
33+ 
34- 











35- 





36. 
37: 
38. 











Abstract of the Estimates of Army Services for the year 1830 ; printed 48; Referred 85 
(Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xviii.) J 
Return of the Qualifications of Deputy Governors and Militia Officers in the Coomy} 
of Down in 1829 - - - . - - - - . - - =! 
Returns of Names and Rank, and yearly or other Pay, Allowances and Emoluments of | 
all Military and Naval Officers holding civil or official situations; printed 438 = - \ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 423. vol. xviil.) 


Account of the Deputy Treasurer of Chelsea Hospital, of unclaimed Prize Money - 


Return of the Rates of Pay and Allowances to the Officers and Men of the Army in the) 
principal Military and Civil Branches in 1792 and 1829, in classes ; stating the dates | 
of any increase or decrease; printed 601 


39- 
40. 
41. 


42. 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 580. vol. xv11t.) J 
43: 


the principal Military and Civil Branches in 1792 and 1829, in classes ; stating the 


Return of the Rates of Pay and Allowances to the Officers and Men of the Ordnance in) 
dates of any increase or decrease ; printed 653 (Sess. Papers, n° 683. vol..xvi15.) J 





Ordered. 


King’s 


Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address. 


32 
32 


King’s 
Command. 





570 


112 


112 


113 


38 


224 


47 


143 


48 


g2 


601 





Presented. 


PAGE 
of 
Aprenprx. 


762 


77° 


767 





667-670 


671-677 
677 
677 
677 


678 
679 
681 
681 
681 
682 





1 2 
Js 682 


682 
683 
683 
683 


684 


684 
687 


687 
688 











11G.1V. &amp; 1 W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the Ercury-rirru VoLuME. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
ARM Y—continued. 


44. 


45- 


46. 


47. 


48. 


49- 


50. 


51. 


52. 


53: 


54. 


55+ 


58. 


59- 


60. 


61. 


65. 


66. 


67. 


68. 


69. 


VOL. 85. 


Return of the Number of Contracts now existing for big ee for His Majesty’s Ord- 
nance; stating the date ofeach; printed 240 (Sess. Papers, N° 210, vol. xvIII.) \ 


Return of ditto, for the Army; printed 337 - (Sess. Papers, n° 312. vol. xviii.) 


Account of the Number and strength of Military Guards mounted within the Bills o 
Mortality on ist January 1829 and 1830; printed 445 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xvuit.) 


Account of the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army incurred and paid, from 25th 
December 1828 to 24th December 1829; and an Estimate of the amount required 
for 1830; printed 157. Referred 60g - (Sess. Papers, n° 128. vol. xviii.) 


Estimate of Sums required for the supply of Bread, Meat and Forage, &amp;c. for the 
Troops in Great Britain and Ireland; printed 157. Referred 609 - - ‘| 
(Sess. Papers, N° 129. vol. xvitt.) f 


Abstracts of Accounts of Commissaries; printed 157. Referred 60g - - 
’ (Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xv111.) } 


Return of the Total Number of Officers and Clerks of the Commissariat Establish- 
ment on ist January 1817, 1822 and 18g0; printed225 - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 193. vol. xviit.) 


Return of the Number of Persons admitted to the Commissariat Establishment, and 
the Number of Promotions in each Year since 1822; printed 225 ae 
} (Sess. Papers, n° 193. vol. xv111.) 
Return of the actual Numbers of the Kings Troops, as well Officers as Men, in every 
Branch of the Service, stationed in the Island of Jamaica in 1825, 1826, 1827 and 
1828; printed 445 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xvitt.) 


Return of the Number of Officers on the Full and Half Pay of the Army on 25th nel | 
in each year since 1822 to 1829, and on 25th a 1830, and the total of both; 
printed 445 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xv111.) if 


Account of ‘the several Amounts paid in each year since 10th January 1826, for Half | 
Pay and Retired Superannuated Allowances; printed 225 - - + - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 185. vol. xvii.) J 
Return of the Number of Gentlemen appointed from the Military College in each 
year from 25th January 1821 to 25th January 1830; of the Average Number of 
Cadets, and the Total Expense of the College; printed 445 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xv1i1.) 


- Return of the Number of Commissions in the Army vacant without Purchase, in) 


consequence of Deaths, Removals or Resignations, between 25th January 1828 
and 25th January 1830; printed 445 - (Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xviit.) 


missions, and of Promotions to the respective Ranks of Officers, from 25th January 
1828 to 25th January 1830, whether with or without Purchase; printed 445 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xvitt.) 
Return of all Officers who have sold their Retired Full-Pay or Half-Pay Commissions ‘| 
specifying their Names, Rank, &amp;c. since the Return dated gist March 1828; 
printed 445 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xvu11.) J 


Return of all Officers of the Royal Artillery, late Royal Irish Artillery, and late aa 


. Return of the Total Number of Gentlemen who have been appointed to First Com 


German Artillery, who sold their Retired, Full-Pay or Half-Pay Commissions; 
specifying their Names, Rank, &amp;c. since the Return dated 17th March 1828 ; 
printed 612 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 592. vol. xvitl.) 


Return of all Officers who have purchased Unattached Commissions in succession to 
those who have sold their Retired, Full-Pay or Half-Pay Commissions; specifying 
their Names, Rank, &amp;c. since the Return dated 31st March 1828; printed 445 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xvi1I.) 

Return of all Officers holding Brevet Rank higher than their Regimental Rank, who 
have been allowed to retire upon Unattached Commissions on Half Pay of the 
effective Rank above what they held Regimentally ; stating their Names, Rank, &amp;c. 
since the Return dated 31st March 1828; printed 445 - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xvill.) 


- Similar Return of all Officers of the Royal Artillery since the Return dated 17th March 


1828; printed 612 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 592. vol. x VIII.) 


Commissions, since the Return dated 31st March 1828, with an Abstract; printed 
445 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xviil.) 


. Account of the Money received from the Sale of Retired, Full-Pay and v prin) 


purchased, and the Half or Retired Pay of the same cancelled ; stating the years in 
which they were purchased, and an Kstimate of the saving to the Public by such 
Purchase; printed 445 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 426, vol. xviit.) 


Returns of all Officers of the Army who have been dismissed the Service without) 
Trial by Court Martial (since the Return dated 14th February 1827); of the Number 
of General Courts Martial held at Head Quarters in London, Scotland and Ireland, 
from 1820 to 1829, and the number at which the —_ Advocates General in Scot- 
land and Ireland officiated in person; and, of the Number of Persons tried by 
General Courts Martial in the same Period; printed 445 - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. xvii.) ) 


Accounts of the Profit and Loss on each of the Manufactories of Small Arms, n-r829't 


. Return of the Number of Commissions in the Army of each Rank which have sal 





and of any other Article manufactured under the Board of Ordnance, in 1829; 
printed 612 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 593. vol. xvit1.) 


Accounts of the Number of Officers and Professors of the Royal Military Academy at 
Woolwich ; Return of the Number of Cadets on 1st January 1816; and an Estinsate| 
or Account of the Expense incurred in Buildings, &amp;c. from 1816 to 1830; printed J 
612 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 595. vol. xvill.) 

Return of all Sums of Money voted by the House of Assembly in Jamaica, and applied 
in pursuance thereof in 1825, 1826, 1827 and 1828, for or towards the use o the | 
King’s Troops stationed in that Island; printed363 - - - - - - | 

(Sess. Papers, n° 349. vol. x x1.) 


Return of the Number of each Class of Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of 
the Artillery, Sappers and Miners, and others ay to and pensioned by the 


Ordnance Department; printed 612 - (Sess. Papers, n° 596. vol. xv111.) 





Sess. 1830. A 2 





Ordered. 





149 
149 


149 


King’s 


Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


174 


174 


180 


210 


210 


210 


210 


210 


210 


210 


210 


210 


210 


211 


219 


283 


360 


by Address. 


420 


240 


325 


444 
157 


157 
157 


225 
225 


444 


444 


224 
444 
444 
444 


445 


612 
445 


445 


612 


445 


445 


445 
612 
612 


363 


612 





Presented. ||” 


PAGE 
of 
Aprenpix. 


689-693 


694 


698 


697 




















72 


73 


ARRESTS FOR DEBT; v. AccowunrTs, 259. 
ARTILLERY; v. Accounts, 59, 62, 69. 
ARUNDEL PorrtT:-— 


77 
ASSES 


AupiT OFFICE; v. Accounts, 1 to §, 682. 
AUSTRIA; v. Accounts, 693. 

BAHAMA ISLANDS; v. ACcouUNTS, 525. 
BAILABLE PROCESSES; v. ACCOUNTS, 259. 


BAIL 


BALLINASLOE CANAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 402. 
BALLAST OFFICE CORPORATION; v. ACCOUNTS, 404. 


BANK 
78 


BANKERS NOTES; v. Accounts, 569. 


BANK 


79. Account of amount of Advances made by the Bank to Government on Exchequer tee 
80. 


81. 


82. 


83. Copy of all Applications made by the First Lord of the Treasu 


84. Account of Money paid or payable at the Bank, for the Management of the Public 


86. -— 


88. Copy of any Contract for a Loan of Money for the completion of London Bridge __- 
89. Account of all Distributions made by the Bank amongst the Proprietors of Bank 


go of Amount of Money now due to the Bank on the Annuity purchased under 
Act 4 Geo. 4. c.22. (Military and Naval Pensions); printed 461 ri oITM io 
(Sess. Papers, n° 448. vol. xv1it.) } 
gl of Places where United or Joint Stock Banks have been established under 
Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 46; printed 471 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 455. vol. xxX.) } 
92 


— V. Accounts, 335. 
BANK OF IRELAND; v. Accounts, 418. 


71. Accounts of all Expenses incurred in the Erection of the Royal Manufactory of a | 


. Return of the Number of Officers in the Army who held the Rank of a General 


Bank Post BILLS; v. Accounts, 92. 





ist January 1816 to ist January 1829, stating Amount for Pensions, Allowances, 
(Sess. Papers, N° 427, vol. xv1i1.) 


&amp;e.; printed 445 - . 


Arms at Enfield, and for the Extension and Improvement\of the same, from ist Ja- 
nuary 1812 to the present time; also, of all. Sums paid, for Superenenbens and, 
Retired Allowances or Pensions to Persons who, haye been. on, the. said. Establish, 


ment; printed 612 - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 597. vol. xviil.) 


. Copy of (fercse! Minute relative to the Reduction of the Military. Account Depart- 


ment in Ireland; printed 629 . - (Sess., Papers, n° 641. vol. xxx.) 


. Supplementary Estimate of the Charge for Seven Days, of the several Services men- 
tioned in the Army Estimates for 1830; printed 530 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 510. vol. xv111.) 


. Account of the actual Expense of every kind for the Dep6t Companies, in the | 


ending 25th December 1829; Estimate of the Charge for 1830; and Return, show- 
ing the present Distribution of the Depot Companies of the Regiments of the Line - 


. Return of the Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Militia Officers - - = - 


Officer in the years 1792 and 1829 - -— = Z 
V. Accounts, 133, 136, 230, 481, 518, 519, 541, 544, 679, 713, 714. 


. Report and Account of the Commissioners - - - - - ~ e « 
SED, TAXES; v. ACCOUNTS, 557, 559, 560, 562, 567, 572, 583. 591, 598, 600, 614, 623. 


For DEBT; v. Accounts, 259. 


NOTES :— 
. Account of the amount of Bank Notes in circulation at several periods; distinguishing 
the amount of Bank Post Bills, the amount of Bank Notes under £.5 and of £.5 and 


upwards; printed175 - - - - (Sess Papers, n° 142. vol. xvit.) 


OF ENGLAND :— 


and all other Securities, at several periods; printed 28 - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 32. vol. xvul.) 


Accounts of the Number of Persons to whom a Half-year’s Dividend on £.3 per cent. 
Consols, and the several other Stocks, became due on the 5th January and.ioth!. 
October last; printed 33 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 41. vol. xvii.) 


Account of the amount of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns issued by the Bank, from 
2d May 1828 to gist December 1829; also, of the same received during the same 
period; printed 33 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 42. vol. xvii.) J 

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 1830; printed28 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 32. vol. xvii.) 





or the Chancellor | 
the Exchequer, to the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank, for Advances to 
Government; printed 28 - - -  » (Sess. Papers, n° 32. vol. xvit.) } 


Debt, in the year 1829 - - . 


— of the Aggregate Amount of all Balances of Public Money in the hands 6f 
the Bank, on the 1st and 15th days of each Month, forthe year 1829 - &lt;&lt; “+ 








Bills and all other Securities, on 28th August 1829 and 28th February 1830; 
printed 175 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 142. vol. xyil.) ,. 


of Amount of Exchequer Bills now held by. the Bank, ,except Deficiency Bills 





Stock, betwixt 25th February 1797 and gist March 1830; printed 340 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 324. vol. xvit.) 











and 1830, as returned to the Stamp Office; printed 539 - . ~ » 


of all Promissory Notes, and Bank Post Bills in Circulation, weekly, for'1829 
(Sess. Papers, n° 530. vol. xvit.) 


of Amount of Advances made by the Bank to Government on Exchequer "\"}” 


Ordered. 


445 


“by Act. 


514 
by Act. 


649 


by Act. 


97 


15 


18 
27 
by Act. 


by Act. 


416 





King’s 
Command. 


270 


445 


57 


162 


28 


39 


28 


28 


324 


47! 





Presented. 


i te 


IMS INDEX to the BEG aie Pe PET VOL wi Be! fat 8d6! 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
ARMY —continued, 
70. Return of the Total Amount voted for the Militia in, the United Kingdom, en 


of 


Aprenprx. 


:, 693 














PAGE} 


















ner etn a a ON A a 


11G.Iv.&amp;1W.IV.|}. LNDEX ¢éo the E1Gcuty-rrrtH VoLuMeE. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 














PAGE 
Ordered, | Presented. of 
BANKRUPTCY COMMISSIONERS :— Arrenorx. 
93- Return of the Number of Persons committed to Newgate, the King’s Bench, and 
Whitecross-street, by the Commissioners of Bankrupts, from 15th July 1824 to the 46 109 
present time; printed 109 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 82. vol. xx1x.) j 
94. of the Number of Public Meetings of Commissioners of Bankruptcy held in 
London in each month in 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828 and 1829; printed257 - = - 118 257 
(Sess. Papers, n° 242. vol. xxix.) 
95- Account of all the Private and Public Meetings before Commissioners of Bankrupts,| 
between 1st January 1828 and ist January 1830; printed644 - - - - 127 350 
(Sess. Papers, n° 662. vol. xx1x.) J : 
96. Return of the Names of the Commissioners belonging to the London Bankrupt Lists ; iin 337 
printed 337 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 30g. vol. xxx.) 
BANKRUPTCY COMMISSIONS :— 
97. Account of the several Fees and Sums of Money received in the Office of the Lord 
Chancellor’s Secretary of Commissions of Bankrupts in the last three years, 202 §18 
printed 518 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 497. vol. xx1x.) 
98. ————— of ditto, received in the Office of the Patentee for the execution of the Laws 
and Statutes concerning Bankrupts in the last three years; printed 445 - + 203 445 
(Sess. Papers, n° 429. vol. xx1x.) 


BANKRUPTS AND INSOLVENTS:— 


99. Accounts of the Number of Persons declared Bankrupts every month, from January 
1825 to February 1830; also, of the Number declaring themselves insolvent in the 151 284 
same period - ~ - - - - (Sess. Papers, N® 280. vol. xxix.) J 
[Orders for these Accounts discharged ; and Addresses instead thereof, 186; presented ; to be printed, 284.] 
— V. Accounts, 108, 120. 


- BARBADOES; v. Accounts, 208. 
BARK :— 

100. Account of the Price of Oak Bark per Ton at each of the Royal Forests, from 1819 123 324 

to the present time; printed 629 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 637. vol. xx1x.) 

Barrow NAVIGATION; v, Accounts, 431. 
BEER; v. Accounts, 176, 177, 328, 457 to 461. 
BERMUDA; v. Accounts, 158, 160, 525. 
BILLS; v. Accounts, 354, 511, 701, 702. 
BoARD OF WoRKS; v. Accounts, 384. 
BooTs AND SHOES; v. Accounts, 192. 
BREVET RANK; v. Accounts, 61, 62, 493. 
BREWERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 459; 
BRIDGES; v. AccounTs, 391, 434, 712. 


British Museum :— 
101. Accounts of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum for 1829; of esti- 
mated Charges; and of Persons admitted; printed 39. Referred 150 | 39 788 

(Sess. Papers, n° 45. vol. xviit.) J 39 
102. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in 1830 for the New ny | 





at the British Museum; printed 113. Referred 353 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 85. vol. xvii1.) 


King’s 
Command, 


112 758 
BucKINGHAM PALACE :— 
103. Return of all Sums of Money advanced since the last Return for the Repairs and 


Alterations of my 7 Palace; and an Estimate of what further Sunis may be 
required to complete the Alterations and Repairs; printed 539 - 


395 538 


(Sess. Papers, n° 527. vol. x vit.) 
BuTTeER; v. ACCOUNTS, 214, 215, 217, 239. 


CADETS; v. Accounts, 55, 67. 

CALEDONIAN CANAL; v. Accounts, 639. 
CALICOES; v. ACCOUNTS, 231, 324. 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY; v. Accounts, 508. 
CANADA :— 


104. Return of Copies or Extracts of any Communications between the Colonial Office 
and the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada, pursuant to the Recommendations by —— 95 
of the Canada Committee ; printed 95 - (Sess. Papers, n° 73. vol. x x1.) cher 7 

105. Return of Copy or Extracts of the Answers of the Governors of Upper and Lower 
Canada, relative to the state of the Executive and Legislative Councils of U ppe| 





6 by Address. 581 
and Lower Canada; printed 581 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 574. vol. x x1.) 


— V. Accounts, 475. 
CANADA WATER COMMUNICATION :— 


106. Account of the Progress which has been made in the Works for the Improvement of 
the Water Communication between Montreal and Kingston by the Rideau and} 141 240 
Ottawa Rivers; printed240 -~ - - (Sess. Papers, N° 209. vol. x x1.) 

— V. Accounts, 474. 





CANDLES; v. AccounrTs. 325, 327. 

CAPE OF GooD HoPE; v. Accounts, 143, 651. 
CAPTIONS; v. Accounts, 631, 

CARLOW FREEMEN;; v. Accounts, 389, 
CARNATIC CREDITORS; v. Accounts, 299. 
CARNATIC DEBTS; v. Accounts, 289. 
CARRIAGE DUTIES; v. Accounts, 600. 
CEYLON; v. Accounts, 143. 

Cess; v. Accounts, 622. 


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Sess. 1 830, B 




















sow UE N\D EX: ite -the VE 618 BY- FI PTH (VOU ME./ | -{4.11880) 
———— 7 : 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. eS See 
| Chancery, Court oF :— Avranix. 
107. Abstract to be prepared ofithe Returns (presented 4th June 1829) of ‘the number o 
Causes and Matters pending in the High Court of Chancery, to the credit of which iaid'bn the 
any Sum of Money is vested in the Bank Annuities or in Cash; printed 19. - QD | Table, 19. 
(Sess, Papers, n° 23. vol, xx.) 
108. Aecounts of the Number of Re-hearings’ and Appeals, of the Number of Causes, 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 33 
and further Directions, and of Causes which stood for hearing before the Master of &gt; 23 1 86 
the Rolls, on the first day of Hilary Term 18g0; also, a Return of the Amount of 109 
the Effects of Suitors in the Court of Chancery, from 1819 to 1829; printed 33, | 
286 - - - - - = «+ = (Sess. Papers, n° 40, vol. xx.) J. 
109. Account of the Number of Causes in the Court of Chancery standing for hearing and 
for judgment, when the Great Seal was put in Commission from June 1791 to 
February 1792, with the Number heard and determined by the Lords Commis- 32 33 
sioners; printed 33 - "ak. - (Sess. Papers, n° 40. vol. xx.) 
110. Ditto - - printed 387 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 381. vol. xx.) 329 387 
111, Account of the Fees or Sums received by the Pursebearer to the Lord Chancellor 
in the last Three Years, and how many Public Seals and Private Seals there have 203 627 
been during such period ; printed627 = (Sess. Papers, n° 626. vol. xx.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith 607.] 
112. Accounts of all Sums received in each of the Offices of the several Masters in Chan- 
cery, and by the Masters Clerks, and several other Accounts relating to te 203 { 376 
Offices; printed 376,445 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 428. vol. xx.) 445 
113. Returns of the Number of original Causes, Pleas, Demurrers, Exceptions, further 
Directions, and Bankrupt Petitions, set down for hearing on the Lord Chancellor’s 267 
Paper, and on the Vice-Chancellor’s Paper, and the Number of Causes, Exceptions, 244 { 324 
a further Directions set down for hearing before the Master of the Rolls, and 
now remaining unheard; printed 267,324 (Sess. Papers, N* 252, 289. vol. xx.) 
114. Account of all Sums received in each. year during the last four years, by each of the 5 
Registrars and Deputy Registrars of the Court of ne ees and by each of their 
Clerks; and of the several Matters on account of which the same have been 
received - - . - - - - - ° : ™ oe ay . 
115. of all Sums received in the same period, for passing and entering Decrees ( 205 
and Orders - - - - - - - - . - ~ -  « 
116, Ditto - - by the Master of the Report Office, or by the Clerks or any other 
Persons in that Office - . - - - - - - - - -) 
117. of the Commission received by the Broker employed by the Accountant } 
General, on the Sale and Purchase of Bank Annuities, &amp;c. for the last Five Years ; 
also, Amount purchased and sold - - - - - et ep Ip wor 265 { pe 
118. of the several Sums received by each of the Clerks of the said Accountant 4 
General for the same period ; printed 428 - (Sess. Papers, N° 414. vol. xx.) J 
119. of the Total Amount of Bank Annuities or other Securities standing in the 
Name of the said Accountant General, upon which no Dividends have been paid 66 428 
toany of the Parties interested therein, for several periods; printed428 - - q 
(Sess. Papers, n° 414. vol. xx.) 
120. Accounts of the Number of Causes, Re-hearings and Appeals, Pleas, Demurrers, ) 
Exceptions and further Directions, Cause Petitions and Special Motions, Bankrupt 
Petitions and Lunatic Petitions which have been contested, and which have been | 286 { 445 
heard and decided by the Lord Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, and the Master of 526 
the Rolls, in the last Six Years; printed 445, 526 - ~ - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 429. 507. vol. xxIx.) | 
121, Return, stating the Names of all the Individuals composing the Establishment of the 
Court of Chancery, belonging to or dependent upon the three Courts of the Lord 6 
Chancellor, Master of the Rolls and Vice-Chancellor, with the Amount of their 457 43 
respective Incomes; printed647_ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 671. vol. xx.) 
122, — of all the Causes now fully heard, and waiting for Judgment in each of those 
Courts - - . . - - - - - - - - ~ } 457 
123. of the Number of Re-hearings, Appeals, Causes, Pleas, Demurrers, Excep- 
tions and further Directions, standing for hearing before the Lord Chancellor and 
Vice-Chancellor, and the Master of the Rolls, on the last day of the Sittings after 548 569 
Easter Term 1826, and of each subsequent Term, including the Sittings after 
Easter Term 1830; printed 569 = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 557. vol. xx.) 
— V. Accounts, 156, 306, 365. 
CHAPELS; v. Accounts, 128, 137. 
CHARITABLE ESTABLISHMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 390, 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS; v. AccounrTs, 355, 383- 
CHARITIES :— 
124. Returns of th&gt; Number of Informations filed in the Court of Chancery in-each yea 
since 1818, for the correction of Abuses, or the improved administration of Public 159 
Charities ; and the Number of Petitions presented to the Courts of Equity - - 
125. Copy of the Twenty-second Report of Commissioners of Public Charities; printed 163 
(Sess. Papers, N° 139. vol. x11.) by Astro. 63 
126. Returns of the Number of Informations filed in the Courts of Equity at the instance 
of the Commissioners of Charities, from ist March 1829 to the atest period the 
Return can be made ; of the Number of Petitions preferred by the Attorney General, 406 640 
and other Returns relating to the Proceedings Rremegon ; printed 641 - - 497 641 
(Sess. Papers, n° 658, vol. x x1x.) 
127. Copy of the Twenty-third Report of Commissioners of Charities; printed 487 - 
— V. Accounts, 476. (Sess. Papers, x° 462. vol. x11.) f {4% | 487 
(CHEESE; v. AccouNTS, 215, 239. 
CHELSEA HOSPITAL; v, Accounts, 30, 31, 41. 
CHINA TRADE; v. Accounts, 298. 
CHURCH ASSEMBLY; v. Accounts, 633. 



























































1wGAIV.&amp; 1 W.Wiy VEN D EX to- then Eien vy- et era V6 ue. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Hawes 109 ——G 


’ CHURCHES :— 
ing Act, for building Chapels under Act 7&amp; 8: Geo. 4. e172. 82g 5 + printed'499°\ - 
(Sess. Papets, n° 476.) vol.) xx.) 
129. Return of the Dates of the several Applications for building Chapels; printed ~ 
(Sess. Papers, N°.578. voli x¥x;) 
130. Account of the Charges and Expenses ‘paid by the Commissioners for building ra 
Churches; _ printed 646 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 670. ‘vol. xix.) 
131. Tenth Report of Commissioners for building new Churches ; printed 649 = - 7} 
— V. Accounts, 137, 711. oe (Sess. Papers, n° 677. vol. xv. | 
‘ CHURCH OF IRELAND; v. ACCOUNTS, 406. 
CIDER; v. Accounts, 328. - 
CINNAMON; v. AccounTs, 237. 
CiviL CONTINGENCIES :— ' 
132. Account of the Sum expended under the head of Civil Contingencies, in 1829, and 
an Estimate of the Amount required to defray the Expense thereof in 1830; 
printed 157. Referred 239 - + - (Sess. Papers, n° 127. vol. xviil.) J 
133- Account, in detail, of-certam Sums expended-for Public Offices ; for Colours I 


Foot Guards ; for Plate; &amp;c. for Governors of Tobago ; and for Knights’ Robes, &amp;c. 
as charged in the Civil Contingencies for 1829; printed 344 - - 


— V. Accounts, 277, 546; 701,702." 
CiviL DEPARTMENTS :— 


134. Return of the Names and Offices of all Persons now employed in the respective} 
Civil Departments of the United Kingdom, whose Salary and Emoluments exteed 
£.259 per.annum; printed 502. - - (Sess. Papers, n° 480. vol. xvi.) 

of the Names and Offices of all Persons who were employed in the respective 

Civil Departments in 1792, whose Salary and Emoluments exceeded £.250 per f 

ee I ih I a i a | el a a Se 


Civit LIstT; v. Accounts, 611. 


CIVIL AND MILITARY. ESTABLISHMENTS :— ; 
136. Return of all Persons in the Civil and Military Establishments in Great Britain ial 


128. List of the Number of Applications to the’‘Commissioners'under the Church «ot 





135. 


Ireland, who hold two or more Commissions, Offices, Pensions, &amp;c.; printed 502 
| (Sess. Papers, N° 479. vol. xvil.) 
CLASSIFICATION OF PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS; v. ACCOUNTS, $11. 


CLERGY, CHURCHES AND CHAPELS :— 
137- Returns of the Number of Parish Churches and Chapels, and Chapels of Ease of the 
Church of England in each Diocese in England and Wales; of the Number of 
Places of Worship not of the Church of England in each Parish, in their respec- 
tive Counties; distinguishing the Sect or Persuasion; and Abstracts of the 
Number and Classes of Non-resident Incumbents, and of Resident Incumbents, 
according to the Diocesan Returns for 1827; and of the Total Number of Curates 
in each Diocese ; Abstracts to be printed 492_—- - = «= = - 
' (Sess. Papers, N* 471,472, 664. vol. x1x.) 
[ Return, so far as regards the County of Lancaster, to be printed, 634.] 
— V. Accounts, 405, 634. 
CLIMBING Boys :— 
138. Copy of Circular addressed by Mr. Secretary Peel to different Public Offices in favour 


of the Society for superseding Climbing Boys by the use of Machinery, and List of 
Public Offices to which addressed ; printed 284. (Sess. Papers, N° 281. vol. xx1x.) 


Coal. METERS; v. AccounTs, 195, 205. 
COALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 194, 195, 205, 206, 210, 212, 219, 220, 558. 
‘COFFEE; v. Accounts, 187, 315. 
‘COIN :— ; 
139. Copy of Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Coin at the Board of 
Trade, on 26th April 1828; printedg1  ~- (Sess. Paper, N° 31. vol. xvii.) 


140, Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Extraordinary Expenses el 





may be incurred for Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin of this Kingdom, for 
1830; printed 113. Referred 353 ° - 


— V. Accounts, 81, 470 to 473, 566, 649. ° 
‘COINAGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 473, 565. 
‘COLLIERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 219. 

COLONIAL ACTS :— 


141, Further Return of -— of all the Public Acts and Proceedings. of the Legislative) 
Assemblies, printed by the several Colonies Mh, Sai ee eh pe 


. (ess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvii.) 


COLONIAL GRANTS :— 


142, Return of Copy of Conditions under which Lands are granted in the British North 
American Colonies, and.in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; printed 363 
_— 1; Jnl , (Sess. Papers, N° 351. vol. xx1,) 
CoLONIAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURE:s— { 
143. Return of Copy of a Letter from R.. W. Hay, Esquire, dated Colonial Office, 
10th April1827, relative to the Revenues and Expenditure of Ceylon, the Mauri- 
_ tius, the Cape of Good Hope, Trinidad and Malta, with Financial Statement in | 
explanation thereof; printed 363 - (Sess. Papers, N° 352. vol. xx1.) 


COLONIES -— 


144. Return of all Persons holding Offices in the Colonies who have been appointed 
thereto subsequent to Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 61, and who are not at present in the exe- 
cution of the Duties of their respective Offices; printedg6g3 .- - - = 
ooo (Sess. Papers, n° 353. vol. x x1.) 
, «145. — of the Number of Persons in the Colony of New South Wales, in the Civil 
and -Military Departments, who in 1828 held two or more Offices, or received two 
or more Salaries; printed 602 ~~ °- : (Sess. Papers, n° 587. vol. xx1:) 





— V. Accounts, 104, 105, 191, 208, 232, 250, 305, 337, 503, 504, 648; 650 to 655, 6905692." |’ 


COMMISSARY ; v. AccouNTS, 49 to 51, 640, . t. ¥ - 


VOL. 85.———Sess. 1830. B 2 


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AATAT [OA BTU@eD Al 
Ordered. | Presented, || af. 
+. A9 TAQGOQ EAA KAN 
ph te 5 PPENDIX. 
a dada, 22) 499 
ier 2 vce 
.by Address. 592 
by Acts 649 
King’s 
Comménd. 157 78 1 
262 344 
165 “902 
650 
T ; 
155 502 
by Address, 458 
ih: 
| 
hy Address, 284 
| 
| 
by Address. 31 | 
King’s . are y 
Command: ts | 768 
| 
| 
by Address | 15 
of Sess. 1828. 95 | 
by Address. 363 ~ 
by Address, 363 
by Act. 363 
by Address. 6o2, 14.) it - 
; “y: AS L AYIS 
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| Commissary Court; v. Accounts, 301, 640. 
! 
‘ComMrssions oF InquiRyY :— Sehewes 
146. Account/of Expenses incurred, and of Reports presented, by the several Commission- by Address. 
ets of Inquiry in 1829; printed 387 - (Sess, Papers, n° 379. vol. xx1x.) 
— V. Accounts, 422. 


_ COMMITTALS :— 
147. Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal he lst een] 


Apprnprx. | 


were committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales during the last seven} | by Address. 243 


years; printed243 - .- - - (Sess. Papers, n° 197. vol. xx111-) 
— V. Accounts, 156, 172, 330, 396, 630. 
| CommitTEE CLERKS’ OFFICE :— F 
148. Table of Fees; printed147 - - -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 111. vol. xxx.) i don the} 147 


; Common CouNCIL MEN;; v. Accounts, 363. 


| Common Law Courts :— 
149. Estimate of the Sum required in 1830, to defray the Expenses of the yee 


ing’s 


f Inquiry into the Practice and Proceedings of the Superior Courts of Common ' 
of Inquiry in e Pra g pe Kinet. 113 - 


Law, and the Law respecting Real Property; printed 113. Referred 353 - = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xv111.) 


150. Copy of Second Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Practice and i, enteiens 150 


ings of the Superior Courtsof Common Law; printed150- - = - 
(Sess. Papers, n* 123. vol. x1.) 
CoMMON PLEAS; v. AccounrTs, 258, 531. 
ComMMONS, HOUSE OF :— 


1514 Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of Commons by Act. 109 
— V. AccounTs, 444, 452, 509, to 511. 
peatland List; v. ACCOUNTS, 34. 


| COMPENSATION FOR FERS :— 


152, Account of all Sums paid for Compensations for loss of Fees under Act 6 Geo. ‘th 


| 
| 
| 
| 
| 


c. 96, for preventing frivolous Writs of Error; printed 427 - ~~ | byAddress.| = 427 


_ V. Accounts, 612, 640. (Sess. Papers, N° 409. vol. xx1x.) 


COMPENSATION ALLOWANCES :— 


| 

| 

153. Return of all Persons who receive Compensation Allowances for the loss of their 
Offices until otherwise provided for; printed471 - - = #« @ + 
i 
| 


262 470 
(Sess. Papers, N° 451. vol, xx1x.) 


' [To be laid before the House forthwith, 403.] 
| COMPENSATIONS; v. ACcouNTS, 35, 152, 153, 288, 367, 378, 563, 612, 680. 
CONSOLIDATED FUND; v. AccountTs, 403, 436, 456, 580, 581. 

| CONSTABULARY; v. ACCOUNTS, 399, 420. 

CONSULAR AGENTS :— 


154. Return of the Number of British Ships, and their Tonnage, that entered each Port 
at which British Consular Agents are. employed at annual Salaries in 1828 i by Address. 657 
printed 657 - - = = = - (Sess. Papers, n° 684. vol. x x1.) 
— V. Accounts, 245. 
| Consuls :— 
155+ Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Salaries of His Majesty’s Consuls 
General and Consuls for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 - - - } 


: —V, Accounts, 278, 659, 660. (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvii.) 
| CONTEMPT OF CouRT :— 
156, Return of the several Persons confined for Contempt, under Process issuing out ef 


King’s 113 


- seme 


the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer, on 7th March 1827; and also, of those 
committed since that period ; printed 25 - (Sess. Papers, n° 27. vol. xx.) 


| CONTRACTS; v. Accounts, 44, 45, 88, 485, 541. 
Convicts :— 


157. Two Reports of Superintendent of Ships and Vessels employed for the enemas: | 
of Offenders under sentence of Transportation; printed 54 o were, 2 Ae 


(Sess. Papers, n° 51. vol. xx111.) J 

158. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense attending the con- King’s 

fining, maintaining and employing Convicts at Home and at Bermuda, for 1830 ' 113 769 
printed 113. Referred 353s - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xv111.) 


159., Return of Angtontions made tothe Land Board in New South Wales, from 1826 | 


.7-2-as 4 owe 


1828, for Convicts as Servants; statement of the Number employed by the Govern- 

ment; and Return of the Number of Female Convicts confined at Paramatta; stat- 

ing the Total Expense of the Establishment; printed602- - - - . = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 585. vol. xx111.) 


160, Returns of the Expense of the Convicts in the Hulks in England and at Bermuda ; 


and of the Number sent from England and Ireland to New South Wales and Van &gt; | %y Address. 616 


Diemen’s Land ;_ printed 616 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 600. vol. xx111.) 
— V. Accounts, 517, 524, 526. 


Conway BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 342, 343. 
| Copper; v. Accounts, 198. 
}Cork FoUNDLING HOSPITAL; v. Accounts, 369. 
| Cork ASSIZES; v. Accounts, 376. 
| Cork VESTRIES; v. AccOUNTS, 415. 
| Corn: 
161. Accounts of the Quantity of sien Corn, Meal and Flour, imported in the mt 





ending 5th January 1830; and of Grain imported from Ireland; printed135°- 
| (Sess. Papers, N* 101. vol. xx11.) 
162. Account of the Quantity of Foreign Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour imported into npor| 


4 | 124 


Britain and Ireland in’ Foreign Ships,‘ from 1827 ; and similar Account of Impor- 15 124 


tations in British Ships; printed'1g5 - (Sess. Papers, n° 102. vol xxit.) 

















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CorNn—continued- 
1634 Return of the Quantity of Corn, Meal and Flour,. imported from dreland, fom a 


Battie 


January p7goste 5th January 1830, into any Port in Great Britain .. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. Sch.) 
[Order for this Return, discharged; another ordered, 174 ; presented, 191 ; to be printed, 192.] 
164., Account of the Quantity of Grain, Malt and. Flour, ex pond from Ireland to England 
: and Scptland, —_ 10th October-1827 to 20) th Quishas i jo printed 377 +. hs 
a FAV swe} Oxht enieph eels pers, N° 369.: Vol. XX HI) - 
1654 ae of the average Prices of pall in England-and reat for = years, nanny 
{ December 1829, in periods of Five years; printedigo  - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 154. a8’, XXII.) 
-_ taken that this Accotent was imperfect, withdrawn; another ordered; presented ; to be printed, 216.] 
1665 —Sdi— of the Amount of Revenue received on the Importation of Foreign Corn and 
H Meal, since 18153 printed 326 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 299. vol. xx11.) 
167, f the Quantity of Foreign Wheat, Barley, Rye, Peas, Beans, Oats and other 
| Grain;' and of Wheat, Flour and Meal admitted into Consumption in Great | 
Britain) agreeable to Act g Geo. 4, c.60; a 997) =. 8 om nee 
_ | (Sess. Papers, N° 315. vol. xx1I,) 
168.) Return of Accounts received at the Foreign Office from His Majesty’s Consuls 
Abroad, relative to the Prices of Foreign Corn, Fescing the year 1829; printed ai 
(Sess. Papers, n° 275. vol. xx1I.) 
169. Axasieats | distinguighiog the Amount of Duty levied upon Corn imported o 
Foreign Countries, from that levied upon Corn imported from British Possessions 
out of Europe, from 28th February 1829 to 28th February 1830; and only 
| Account from July 1828 to 28th February 18905 ; printed 492 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 470. oh XXII.) 
170.) Account, Idistinguishing the Amount of Duty levied upon Corn imported from ool 
' Countries, from that levied upon Corn imported from the British Possessions out 
of Europe, from 17th July 1828 to 26th February 1829 - - - 1 


— V. Accounts, 671. 


PRAMS 8k ENE + 





‘CorTon; vs Accounts, 180, 181, 194, 207, 218, 254, 324, 558. 
‘\CoTTON YARN; v. Accounts, 207, 

‘County HosPITALs; v. Accounts, 358. 

CounTY RATES; v. Accounts, 528, 529. 

CouNTY TREASURER; v. Accounts, 428. 

CourT OF ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 6. 

CourT OF CHANCERY; v. Accounts, 107 to 123, 156, 306, 365. 
CouRT OF EXCHEQUER; v. AccounrTS, 307 to 309, 365, 367. 
‘CouRT OF SESSION ; v. Accounts, 610, 616, 617, 618, 620. 
\CourTs oF ComMON Law; v. Accounts, 149, 150. 
‘COURTS, OF JUSTICE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 409, 410, 437. 
‘Courts oF Law; v. Accounts, 149, 150. 3 

‘CourTs' oF REQUEST; v. AccounNTS, 552, 553 

CourTS, MARTIAL; v. Accounts, 65. 

| CRIMINAL COMMITMENTS ; v. Accounts, 147, 172. 
CRIMINAL LuNarTIcs :— 


171., Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense of confining and} 
maintaining Criminal Lunatics for 1830 ; printed 113; Referred 353 - 


H (Sess, Papers, N° 87. vol. xviit.) J 
CRIMINAL83— 


172, Returns jof the Nuniber of Persons committed, tried and convicted, for Criminal 


Offences and Misdemeanors, mane by the Clerks of the Peace’ in England and 
Wales, for 1829 - - - - . x e 


173. Ditto - + by the Clerks of am Ke. - - - « - . . - 
174.' Ditto - + bythe Clerks of the Peace- - - - - = - 


/CROWN LANDS ;-- 


,175- Account,| | showing the Amount received from the Rents. and Profits of the Crown 
| Lands since 5th January 1816; printed 326 (Sess. Papers, N° 294. vol. xx1x.) } 


Custom;HousE Est 4BLisqMEnr ; v. Accounts, 248. 


‘CUSTOMS :-ry, | 
176.) Account if the Niibater of Barrels of Beer exported from England and Scotland “t 


' Treland, and from Iveland to England and Scotland ; printed 225 eT. 

t (Sess. apers, N° 190. vol. xx11.) 

{0 197.) of the Number of Barrels of Strong Beet exported in’ each year, from 5th 
| i Fae’ 1825 to jthVanuary 1830 ; printed 225 (Sess. Papers, N° 190. vol. x x11.) 


178.) 





of the Quantity of Hops exported from and im; 
' the yous ended 5th January 1830; printed 282 (Sess. 


| -17Qe! 


rted into Great Britain, for 
apers, N° 277. vol.xxviI.) 
of the Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits distilled in each Kingdom, Conran 





from one to the other, and paid Duty upon in each Kingdom for Home Consum 
tion; printed 225 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 186. vol. xx11.) 
180. Accounts of the Exports of British Manufactures and Produce, from 1798 to 5th 
: January 1814 ; = from 5th January 1814 to 5th January 1830; a like Account 
_ of Exports of Colonial and Foreign Produce ; of Exports from Ireland ; and of 
i importa for the same periods; printed 258 - (Sess. Papers, N° 243. vol. xx VII.) J 
181. Accounts of Exports of Cotton Goods from 1814 to sth Jan 1830, and of Printed] 
‘ Cotton Goods, with Amount of Duties rebaived snd Diswincks a llewed ; printed a 
t (Sess. Papers, n° 244. vol. XX VAI.) 


i; = 182. Rk turn frpm. every Soh 53 r our i in the United: Kin, dom, of-all or eve 
Vessel age coe SLi ae or. ara, ling from “Rort pile 
i i Harbour; pce (Sess, Papers, n° 38. vol. xxx1.) 


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210 


210 


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459 





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| CUSTOMS—continued. 


183, General Statement of the Shipping employed in the Trade of the United. Kingdom in) 
1829 ; | printed 161 -. = .*, »«o .QSess. Papers, N° 133. vol.xaxvi1.)  f 

184. ——-——+ - of the [mports and Exports of the principal Articles of ate | 
dize between thé United Kingdom and the several Foreign Countries and British 
Possessions abroad in 1828; printed 280, (Sess. Papers, N° 267. vol. xxvii.) J 


185. Accounts ofall Articles a into and exported from this Country, and brought into ! 





consumption, of Silk, or Silk mixed with other materials, wholly or in part made up; 
also, of all Raw, Thrown and Manufactured Silks, from 5th January 1829 to sth 
January 1836; printed 326 - -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 290. vol. xxvii.) 
of the Quantity of Sugar imported into and exported from Great Britain and 
Ireland, and of the Duties received thereon, from 5th January 1829 to 5th January 
1830; printed 387 - - nage - (Sess. Papers, N° 313. vol. xxvi1.) 


186, ! 
of the Quantity of Coffee imported into and exported from Great Britain ary 








187, 

: Ireland, and of the Duties received thereon, from 5th January 1829 to 5th January 
1830; printed 337 - - - ~ - (Sess. Papers, N°314. vol. xxvii.) 

of the Quantity of Rum imported into and exported from Great Britain and 

Ireland, from 5th January 1829 te 5th January 1830; also, of all other Spirits 
imported; printed 326 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 291. vol. x x11.) 


of the Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures exported 
from Great Britain and Irelahd, for the year ending 5th January 1830; printed 326’, 
(Sess. Papers, N° 292. vol, xxvut.) J 


190.) Return of all Foreign Lead, whether in Pigs or otherwise, and Foreign Lead Ore, a 


188, 








189, 


ported into the United Kingdom for the last Five years; printed 155 - -+ . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 126. vol. xxvit.) 


19s Account, showing the Total Quantity of Molasses imported from the British Colonies 
‘, inthe West Inies into Great Britain, from 5th January 1820 to 5th January 1830 ; 
printed 280 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 268. vol. xxvui.) J 

df the Amount of Duty paid upon Boots, Shoes, Slippers or Calashes imported 
from France or other Countries, not British Possessions, in 1827, 1828 and 1829; 
printed 377 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 363. vol. xxv.) J 

193. Returns of the Amount of the Duties of Customs and Excise, in each of the last Ten 
years, in the several Revenue Districts of Ireland; printed 251 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 221. vol. xxv.) J 


194. Account of the yearly Produce of the Duties on the following Articles, viz. S| 


192. 





Wool, Sheep and Lambs’ Wool, Coals and Culm carried coastwise, Hides and Skins, 
&amp;c. from the year 1792 to the latest time the Account can be made up; printed 492 
(Sess. Papers, n° 466. vol. xxv.) 


195. Copies of all Memorials to the Commissioners of Customs, Dublin, from 1st January) 

1826 to 1st January 1830, relative to the Office of Coal Meter; printed 192 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 156. vol. xxvi.) f 

196. Accounts of all Lead and Lead Ore exported from and imported into Great Britain 
in the year ending 5th January 1830; printed 329 - - - - - -\ 

(Sess. Papers, n° 308. vol. xxvil.) 

197, — - of all Tin imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the year ending 

5th January 1830; prinied 329 - . (Sess. Papers, n° 285. vol. xxvii.) } 








ending 5th January 1830 ; also exported from the Ports of London and Liverpool ; 
printed. 329 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 286. vol. xxvii.) 


199. Account of the Total Quantity of Timber, Masts, Deals, Deal Ends, Staves and - 


198. —— of all Copper imported into and exported from Great Britain, in the mash 


imported into Great Britain from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia and Prussia, 
in the years ending 5th January 1827, 1828, 1829 and 1830; printed251 -  - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 222. vol. xxvii.) 
of Drawback recovered on Soap exported in the years 1827, 1828 and 1829; 
printed 225 - - + . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 191. vol. xxv.) 
of all Soap exported to Ireland, and the Quantities shipped rom each Port, 
in 1827, 1828 and 1829; printed225 - (Sess. Papers, N° 191. vol. xxv.) 


202. Accounts of the Total Quantities of Hard Soap exported from Great Britain, for =| 


200 





201 . 





years 1828 and 1829, specifying the Quantities exported from Glasgow, Liverpool, 
Bristol and London ; Amount of Duty repaid as Drawback ; and, of the Quantity 
exported to Ireland; printed 225 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 191. vol. xxv.) 


203. Account of the Gross Receipts of Customs Duty collected at each Custom House in | 
the United Kingdom, in the year ended 5th January 1830; printed 427 - + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 402. vol. xxv.) 


204. Accounts of the Amount of Duties paid in the United Kingdom on Timber imported 
from the British Provinces in North America; of Tim and other Articles of 
Wood imported into Great Britain from Norway, Sweden, Russia, Prussia, the 
British Colonies in North America, Africa, and New South Wales; ditto into 
Ireland, and into London; printed 280 - (Sess. Papers, N° 270. vol. xxvui,) 


205. Copy of the Answers given by the Guild of Merchants and, by Messrs. Oulton, 
to the Memorials presented to the Commissioners of Customs, Dublin, relating to 
the Office of Coal Meter, Dublin, on the conduct of Coal Meters; and, of all other 
Communications on the subject of the Coal Trade - - - - - 

206. Accounts of Duties collected on Coals in Dublin, for certain periods; printed 251 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 228. vol. xxvit.) 


207. Account of Cotton Yarn and Cotton Twist exported from Great Britain in each a} 


ee 


from 1826 to 1829 - - - - - ~ s . a . 


208. Return, showing the Gross Proceeds of the Produce paying 44 percent. Duty, sent 
from Barbadoes, Antigua, Montserrat, St. Christopher, Nevis and Tortola ; also; the 
Quantities of Sugar imported in each of the last Ten years from each of those 
Islands, and a List of the Appropriation thereof; printed 280° - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 273. ‘vol. xX V11.) 

209. Accounts of the Quantity of Valonia imported into Ireland + - - ~~ - - 


210. Account of the Amount of Duty on Coals received in Treland during each of the last) 
Ten years; printed 233 - + - _- (Sess, Papers, N° 207. vol. xxvii.) 





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24. 


24 


31 


56 


68 


88 


89 


go 


94 


95 


97 


102 


102 


104 


106 


108 


127 


127 


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161 


280 


280 


250 


491 


191 


225 


427 


280 


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‘f Ordered. | Presented. of 
CusTomMS—continued. Appevyort. 


211, Account of the Amount of Tonnage of Vessels entered Inwards and! cleared Outwards} 

at all the Ports of Ireland, from 5th January 1823 to 5th January 1830; printed 251. 195 251 

(Sess. Papers. N° 231. ms X XVII.) f 

212. Returns of all Grain, Malf and Flour, shipped or landed at the Port of Southwold 

annually, for the last Twenty years ; of all Coals, Culm and Cinders landed ; of the Ht. ao 

Number of loaded Vessels, with their Tonnage, cleared Outwards and entered | 3 : 
Inwards at the said Port annually, durmg the same period - 5 - + + 


213. Return of the Number of Ships which have passed the Sound in 1827, 1828 and 1829; 





printed 266 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 249. vol. xxvii.) BRO 266 
214. Account of the Total Quantity of Butter imported into Great Britain from Foreign 
Countries, from 5th January 1801 to 5th ape | 1830; printed 377 - - = 221 376 
(Sess. Papers, N° 364. vol, xxvil. 





2154 = of the Quantity of Foreign Butter and Foreign Cheese imported into "| 





United Kingdom, in the years ended 5th January 1829 and 1830; printed 377 221 376 
(Sess. Papers, n° 364. vol. xxvII.) 
216, Accounts;of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom, for Three years by HGS yo 8 
ending 5th January 1830; printed225 - (Sess. Papers, N°177. vol. xvii.) Aye 5 94 
217. Return of the Quantity of Butter exported from Ireland to Great Britain in _ 
1828 and 1829 Pave Vaca. COR siaeranl GE Giinaoleg ¢ ads 4c bined fe 232 
218. Accounts of the Quantities of Hemp and Flax dressed and undressed, vw Tow, 
Flax Tow, and Linen Yarns imported into, and of Hemp, Flax and Linen Yarn ex- x 
ported from, Great Britain and Ireland in the year ended 5th January 1830; also, ans 377 
several other Accounts relating thereto; and, to British, Irish and Foreign Linens, 3 
and Cotton and Silk Goods; printed377 (Sess. Papers, n° 372. vol. xxvul.) 
219. Account of the Number of Vessels laden with Coals which have cleared the Custom 238 286 


House at Stockton-upon-Tees in 1829 + + *= - - = = = 


220. Returns of the several Counties in England and Wales into which Coals have been — 
brought Coastwise in 182g ; of the Number of Chaldrons imported into Cornwall; 242 326 
and Aniount of Drawback on Coals consumed at the Mines; printed 326 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 301. vol. xxvilI.) 

221. Accounts of the Quantity of British Wool exported from and of Foreign Wool im- 376 
ported into the Port of London or the Out-Ports, for the last six years; printed ar7} 243 { 7 } 

(Sess. Papers, n° 365. vol. xxvii.) 377 

222, —— of the Total Net Amount of Duties of Customs charged on Merchandize 
of all kinds imported into the United Kingdom, after deducting the Drawback 
allowed on the Exportation of the same; of the Gross Amount of Duties of Cus- 
toms on Importation of Sugar from the British West Indies and the Mauritius; and 243 
of Drawback allowed on export of Sugar; and Net Amount of Duties of Customs 


received on Importation of Sugar from the British Colonies in the West Indies 
and the Mauritius - - - - - - - - - - - . 
[Orders for these Accounts discharged, 271.] 


223. Copies of the Memorials from John Dennson, Master of the ‘ Patriot’ Aberdeen, j 











the Commissioners of the Customs, and to the Treasury, praying for a Return of 
Duty charged on Brandy used for the Sick on Board his Vessel in a Voyage to and 
from Jamaica; and the Answers thereto; printed629 - - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 639. vol. xxx.) 
224. Return of the Number of Ships and Vessels belonging to the different Ports or Places 
- of the British Empire, exclusive of the Colonies; and of the Number of Steam 
Boats in each Port in Great Britain; printed 344 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 333. vol. xxvii.) 

. Account of the Quantities of several Articles imported or charged with Duty for 
Home Consumption, on an average of Three years; distinguishing the Rates of Duties 
of Customs or Excise; printed 560 - (Sess. Papers, n° 545. vol. x xvI1.) 

of British and Foreign Tonnage entered Inwards for the years aT | 
5th January 1783, 1793, 1815 amd 1830; printed326 - -- - = = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 303. vol. x xviI.) if 
227. Copy of any Minute or Order of the Treasury since 1824, by which Remuneration or 
Compensation was granted to the Collectors of Liverpool, Bristol, Cork and Belfast, 
for Losses sustained from the alteration of the mode of remitting the Balances of 283 326 
Public Money received by them in the Custom Department of those several Ports; 
printed 337 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 319. vol. xvii.) 


228. Return ofall Machinery exported during the last Six years; printed377 —- . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 373. vol. xxx.) 
of the Quantity of Tobacco imported into Great Britain and Ireland from the 
British Possessions in Asia, Africa and America in 1828; printed 377 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 374. vol. xxvIt.) 


230. Returns of the Number of Gallons of Rum in Bond on th January 1826, and imported &gt; 
between! 5th January 1826 and 5th January 1830; also, of the Number of Gallons 
of Rum exported as Merchandize, as Ship Stores, or exported under any other 
denomination or character, taken for the use of the Navy or Army, or any other 284 470 
Government purpose, from 5th January 1826 to 5th January 1830, and of what 
remained in Bond on 5th January 1830; printed 471 - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 454. vol. xx11.) 7 


231. Retarn of the Number of Square Yards.of Calicoes, Muslins, Linens and Stuffs, et 


457 377 


265 344 





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272 560 





272 326 


284 377 
2.29. 





284 377 





ported from England and Scotland, in the Three years ended 5th January 1830, 
and the Drawbacks allowed ; printed 344 - (Sess. Papers, N°335. vol. xxvul.) 


232. Statements, showing the Rates and Amount of Duties levied under British Acts of 
Parliament on British West India Products imported into the British North 
American Colonies; also, the Rates and Amount of Duties levied on those of 285 427 
Foreign Growth imported into the said Colonies for the last Year, and the 00 286 
priation thereof; and, several, other Accounts. relating to West India Produce ; 
printed 427, 471, §02 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 404, 452, 481. vol. xxXyYHI.) 


233. Return of the Quantity of Rum annually admitted for Home Consumption into, the A 
' United Kingdom, from 5th January 1800 ; _ printed 377 . &gt; - ° n 349 377 
(Sess. Papers, N° 375. vol. XxII.) 


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- CusToms—continued. 


234. Return of every Article im 


235. 





from British Possessions East of the Cape of Good 
Hope, on which a larger Duty of Customs.is charged, than.on the same Article 
imported from British Possessions in any other part of the world; also, Amount of 
Duty levied; printed 502 - -. + (Sess, Papers, n° 484. vol. xxyvii,) 

of the Quantity of Sugar exported from the Mauritius in each year since 1825 
(Sess. Papers, n° 393. vol. xxvii.) 


[Notice taken that this Return was imperfect ; withdrawn 3 another ordered ; presented ; and to be printed ; 409.] 


236. Accounts of the Number and Weight of the Hides imported in each of the Five years 


237. 


238. 


239- 


240, 


241, 


2426 


243. 


244. 


247. 


248, 











. Return of Amount of Duties levied on United States Articles imported into each nt 


ending with 1815 and 1829; printed 622 - (Sess. Papers, n° 603. vol. xxv.) ‘} 
of the Quantities of Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs and Cloves, Cayenne and 
other Pepper, entered for Home Consumption since 1810; printed 622 - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 604. vol. xxviI.) 
of the Total Quantities of Hemp imported during each of the last Five yéars; 
printed 570 - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 559. vol. xxvit.) 


of the Quantity of Cheese, Butter and Eggs imported during each of the last 
Seven years; printed 570 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 560, vol. xxvil.) 

——— of the Quantity of Tobacco imported into Great Britain and Ireland from 
the British Possessions in Asia, Africa and America, in 1829; and the Gross Amount 
imported, distinguishing the Quantity of Snuff and of Segars; printed 622 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 605. vol. xXVII.) 


——— of the Number of Gallons of Rum and Molasses annually exported from the 
British West India Colonies to the United States of America, and to the British 
North American Colonies, from January 1812; printed 637 - - “ 7. 

(Sess. Papers, n° 648. vol. x x11.) 


Copy of the Minute of the Treasury, by which the Customs Duty payable on Sugars 
brought to this Country in discharge of the 4 } per cent. Duties, have not been 
paid since 25th March 1828; printed 502 (Sess. Papers, n° 477. vol. xxvii.) 


Accounts of the Quantity of Spirits exported from Ireland to England, and from 
Scotland to England, and imported into England from Ireland and Scotland ; 
printed 622 - - - nr es - (Sess. Papers, n° 606. vol. xx11.) J 

Account of the Quantity of Sugar admitted into the United Kingdom since a5th 
March 1828, in discharge of the 44 per cent. Duties, and the Amount of Duty 
that would have been paid if it had not been admitted free of Duty as King’s 
Sugar - a - - - - - - - - - - - - 


or Stations where British Consular Agents are employed at Annual Salaries for the 
year ending 5th January 1829; printed 539 (Sess. Papers, N° 529. vol. xx1.) 
—— of the Quantity of Foreign Flax, Foreign Linen Yarn, French Cambric, and 
all other Foreign Linen Cloth and Damask, imported into England, Scotland ana} 
Ireland, from 5th April 1823 to 5th April 1830 - - - - - = a 
[Orders for these Accounts discharged, 522.] 


. Accounts of the declared Value of Exports to, and Imports from, all Foreign tel 





imported into England from 5th January 1826 to 5th January 1830; printed 539 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° §31. vol. x x11.) 
of the Establishmentsfor the Collection of the Revenue of Customs at several 
Ports and Places, stating the Name and Salary of each Officer, for the year ending 
5th January 1830) - - . - ° ~ d te a 


Return of the Number of Gallons of Spirits, of the distillation of Guernsey and 539 ¢} 





. Copy of Letter from William Shelton Burnett to the Commissioners of Customs, for 


Return of Duty paid on ten Pipes of Lemon Juice consumed by Fire; printed657 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 694. vol. xx1x.) 


the British West India Colonies, with the Amount of Salaries of each of the Officers 
of Customs in such Colonies, for the year ending 5th January 1829 = - - 
nufactured Goods for the year ending 5th January 1830, and from 5th January to 
6th July 1830; printed 641 - - 


. Accounts of the Amount of Drawback paid on the Exportation of British Silk | 


(Sess. Papers, n° 660. vol. xxvir.) 











252. —— of the Quantities of several Articles which have paid the Duties of Cus- 
toms and Excise for Home Consumption ; of Sugar, and of Brandy and Geneva, | 
since 1789; and, of the Quantities and Value of several Articles imported into the | 
United Kingdoms - - ei le Mal ay OMT eee ee Ng oe 

253. Abstract Account of the Shipping employed from 1821 to 1829, with averages, clas- 
sifying the Countries; printed650 - (Sess. Papers, n° 678. vol. xxvil.) 

254. Account of the Number of Bales of Cotton imported into Great Britain from the 
United States from ist January 1829 to ist January 1830 - - -— - } 

255. ——-—— of the Number of hundred Deals imported from Norway, from 1st January 
1829 toist January 18g0- - - - -=- = = -#£ © * Yt 

256. of the Number of Ships belonging to the Port of London, which have been 
mortgaged, in the whole or in part, in 1827, 1828 and 1829 - - - } 


— V. Accounts, 101 to 170, 558, 583, 688. 
CusTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 193, 225. 
, Customs COMPENSATION; v. Accounts, 227. 
DARLING, LIEUTENANT GENERAL; v. Accounts, 504. 
DEAN FOREST :— 


257 


DEBT, AFFIDAVITS OF :— 


258. 


259- 


easures for ascertaining the Boundaries of Dean Forest, &amp;c. dated 25th August 
1829; and of the Letter in answer thereto; printed274 - - - - - 


Copy of Report from Commissioners of Woods, &amp;c. to the Treasury, cera 
(Sess. Papers, n° 259. vol. xx1x.) 


Abstract to be prepared of the Return (presented 19th February 1828) of the Names 
and Desicnations of all the Persons who have filed Affidavits of Debt in the Courts 
of King’s Bench, Common Pleas and Marshalsea, within the years 1825 and 1826, 
and up to 22d June 1827; stating the Amount of Debt sworn to, and for or upon 
what the said Debt was due; printedig - (Sess. Papers, n° 14. vol. xX1lI.) 


Return of the Number of Warrants ted for Debt by the Sheriffs of London and 
Middlesex, and by the Sheriff of Surrey, and the Number of bailable Processes, 


executed by them in 1829 - =) 4 





Ordered, 


423 
442 


467 


475 


476 


497 


511 


514 
624 
630 
639 
641 
64 1 


650 


653 
653 


653 


263 


19 


by Address. 





621 
637 


§02 


622 


539 


539 
653 


641 


650 


274 


Laid on 


the Table, 
her 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. = ware rage Lo 1 
Dest, NATIONAL :— . Arranprx. 
260, Account of Balances of Sums issued for Payment of Dividends and Lottery Prizes } tae 28 
printed 28 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 32. vol. xvit.) : 


261. ——— of the — and Expenditure of £.2,772,034. 15. 6. in one year, from 7th) 





January 1829 to 5th January 1830, by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the bg ith. 28 
National Debt; printed28 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 32. vol. xvii.) 

262. of the Sums which have been issued and applied in 1829, per Act 55 Geo. 3. by Act. 33 
c. 115, for paying the Interest of the Russian Loan raised in the Netherlands = - 


263. Return of the Monthly Amount of the Sums paid in and paid out by the Commis- 
sioners for the Redemption of the Public Debt on account of Savings’ Banks, from 39 124 
ist January to 31st December 1828; and a similar Account for 1829; printed 124 | 3 
; ® (Sess. Papers, N° 92. vol. xx x1.) 
264. Account of the average Rate at which the Commissioners for the Reduction of the 





National Debt have, in the year from 5th January 1829 to 5th January 1830, pur- 67 194 
chased the'amount of £.2,599,728. of £.3 and £.33 per cent. Stock ; printed 141 
(Sess. Papers, N° 106, vol. xvii.) 
265. —— of all Money received by the Commissioners for the Redemption of the 
National Debt from the Sale of Life or other terminable Annuities, under Act 85 124 


10 Geo. 4; printedi24 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 93. vol. xvii.) 

of all Additions to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt, by the Interest o by Act 124 

any Loan, &amp;c.; printed124 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 96. vol. xv11.) : 

— of the Gross Amount of all Bank Annuities, and any other Annuities trans- 

ferred, and of all Sums paid to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 
Debt, and the Gross Amount of Annuities for Lives and for Terms of Years, granted 
for the same, under Act 10 Geo. 4, c.24, in the year ending 5th January 1830; 
printedig4’1 - - - = = «= (Sess. Papers, N° 105. vol. xvi.) 

| 268. of the Gross Amount of all Sums received and paid by the care 


266. 








267, 


by Act, 129 





for the Reduction of the National Debt on account of Banks for Savings, including 
Friendly Societies in Great Britain and Ireland, from their commencement to 20th 
November 1829; and of all. Expenses incurred by the said Commissioners ; 
printed 141 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 107. vol. xxx1.) 


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


by Act. | 129 . 


26q. 





the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in the year ending 5th 
January 1830; printed225 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xvii.) 
of the Total Amount of Unredeemed Funded Debt, and the Charge thereof, = 


by Act. 224 880 





270. 
the 5th January 1829, and the Debt and Charge created in the year ended 5th Ja- 
nuary 1830, &amp;c.; printed 225 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 177. vol. xvii.) 

of the state of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and 
the Charge thereupon at the 5th January 1830; printed225  - % xin by Act. 224 884 
(Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xvit.) 

of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Demands out- a hes | 224 886 

_ standing on 5th January 1830; printed225 (Sess. Papers, n° 177. vol. xvii.) crm 

—V. Accounts, 84. 


by Act. 224 882 


271, 





27%, 














DEBTORS: | 


273. Return 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 Horsemonge 


























ry | by Address. 89 
Lane Prisons in 1829; printed 629 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 632. vol. xx111.) J 
274, Returns of the Number of Persons committed to the custody of the Marshal 
_ of the King’s Bench Prison, to whom the privilege of the Rules has been granted 
during each of the last Five years, ending ist January 1830; and the Number 275 340 
of Prisoners for Debt in custody on 1st January 1830; printed349 - -  - - 
Sess. Papers, N° 3433. vol. x x1il.) 
275, Similar Returns from the Warden of the Fleet Prison; printed 349 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 342. vol. x x111.) 275- 34° 
—V. AccounTs, 259, 359. 553» §79- 
DEMERARA; v. Accounts, 654. 
DENNSON, JOHN; v. Accounts, 223. 
Depot CoMPANIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 74. 
DESTITUTE, REFUGE FOR :— ay 
276, Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Support of the Institution called the 
Refuge for the Destitute, for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 - - . King’s ds 6 
(Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xviii.) Command. 3 797 
DieLtomaATic EXPENSES :— 
277. Returns, in detail, of the Expenditure of several Sums charged in the Civil Contin- 
gencies of 1829, by Ambassadors at the Courts of the Netherlands, Tuscany, Su by Address. { 332 
gardt, Paris and Lisbon; printed 333  —-. (Sess. Papers, n° 306. vol. xx1x.) 333 
—V. Accounts, 659, 660. 
DipLomaATiIc SERVICES :-— 
278, Statements, showing the Charge for His Majesty’s Diplomatic Service, and Consuls) 
abroad; printed 332 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°305. vol. xxrx.) Jj by Adve, 332 
DIsPosiTION OF MoNneEY; v. Accoun?, 582. 
DissENTING MINISTERS; v. Accounts, 540. 
DISTILLATION ; v. Accounts, 661 to 674. 
DISTILLERS ; v. Accounts, 662, 671. 
DIVIDENDS; v. Accounts, 80, 119, 260, 386. 
Divor¢ée; v. Accounts, 637. 
Doctors’ ComMons; v. Accounts, 301 to 303. 
Dogs; v. Accounts, 592. 
DoNAGHADEE HARBOUR; v. ACCOUNTS, 374. 
Dovor HARBOUR :— 
279, Account of Receipt and Application of Monies received by the Warden and Assistants by Act. 387 
DROITS OF ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 6. 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 






(VUINDEW -thesbichury-ri pro VOU M KW | £4rn830. 





_ Droits oF THE CROWN; v. Accounts, 6. 
| Dupin PoviceE; v. Accounts, 416. 
DuBLIn VESTRIES; v. AccounTs, 413. 
DuNLEARY HARBOUR; v. Accoun'ts, 375- 
DUTIES AND TAXES; v. Avcornts, 558. 


East INDIA :— 
280. Copy of Table ot Fees sanctioned by the Courts, and charged by the Officers of ~ 
Supreme Courts of Judicature; printed8 - (Sess. Papers, n® 4. vol. xxviit.) 


281. Return of Salaries and Emoluments received by the said Officers; printed 8 - 4 
(Sess. Papers, N° 4. vol. XXVIII.) 


282. General Statement of the Revenues and Charges of India (exclusive of the Com- 
mercial Charges) drawn from Accounts presented to Parliament, and several other 
Statements, p a Aare and Papers, relating thereto; printed 22. Referred 31 - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 22. vol. xx VIII.) 


283. Copies or Extracts of all Communications and Correspondence relative to the Dysainig 
of Widows on the Funeral Piles of their Husbands ; printed 223 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 178. vol. xx VIII.) 


284. Returns of the Establishments connected with the Civil Offices, under each of the 
three Presidencies of Bengal, Madras and Bombay, showing the Number of Persons, 
and the Expense attached to each; and, of all Civil Offices, with the Salary and 
Allowances annexed to each; printed 629 (Sess. Papers, n° 633. vol. x20103 


285. Regulations passed by the Governor General in Council of Bengal, and the map esa 
in Council of Fort St. George and Bombay, in 1828; printed 67 - — - 
(Sess. ‘Papers, n° 60. vol. x x VIII.) 


286, Ditto - - in 1829; printed 653 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 682. vol. xxviii.) 


287. Resolutions, being Warrants or inatremente re any Salary, Pension or Gratuity ; 
printed 427 - - . . - (Sess. Papers, n° 411. vol. xxvuil.) 


to the Officers and Servants of the Company; printed629 - - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 630. vol. x xvi1I.) 


289. Twenty-sixth Report of the Commissioners of Carnatic Debts; printed 143 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 114. vol. xv.) 


290. Co ao of Letters from the Court of Directors to the Governors in Council at Fort 
illiam in Bengal, Fort St. George and + a 5 in the Territorial Finance 
Department, 1oth March 1830; printed 223 (Sess. Papers, N° 179. vol. xxviiI.) 


291. Copy of a Minute of Governor General in India, dated goth October 1829, ng 
the Indian Financial Estimates for 1829-30; printed 387 - - - ce 
(Sess. Papers, n° 380. vol. xxvit1.) 


292. Copy of a Minute by the late Sir Thomas Munro, on the State of the Country and) 
Condition of the People under the Presidency of Fort St. George, dated 31st De- 
cember 1824; printed 427 - - &lt;= (Sess. Papers, n° 412. vol. xxvill.) f 

293. 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 succeeding year ; also, several other Accounts and Estimates relating 
to the Revenues of the East India Company ; ne QQ wi eo) he OUTS 

(Sess. Papers, n° 398. vol. xxvii!) 


294. Statement of the Account between the Territorial and Commercial Branches of ash 


288. Account of Allowances, Compensations, Remunerations and Superannuations, =f 


East India Company, in each year, from ist May 1814 to the latest period 


printed 521 - - - . . - (Sess. Papers, n° 499. vol. xx vi1l.) 
295. Copies of Despatches and Rageintnnes relating to the practice of Suttee ; print 
666 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 550. vol. xxvII1.) 


Pilgrim Tax, with an Account he Number of Pilgrims, and Amount collected 
since 13th May 1813 - - - - - - - - 
297. Annual Account made up to the 1st May 1830, of Proceeds of the Sale of -_- wart 
Merchandize of the East India Company ; printed 629 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 642. vals XXVIII.) J 
298. Accounts of the Official and Declared Value of the Exports and Imports to and from 
the East Indies and China ; alee of the Number of, Shipra ant the Amount of 


Tonnage employed - - - - ° . ‘ 
299. Return of the Amount of the seine subject to the Claims of the Creditors of the 


296. Copies or Extracts of ae Z the Government in India respecting eth 


Nabob of the Carnatic, which on goth April 1830 was mvested in the Names of the 
Commissioners, or which remained in the hands of the Company - ° “ 


— V. Accounts, 15, 23, §18, 519. 
East INDIA TRADE; v. ACCOUNTS, 279, 298. 


East RETFORD BILL :— 
300. Account of the Total Expenses incurred in the course of Proceedings in the House} 
of Lords upon the East Retford Bill, in the present Session - - - - -f 


ECCLESIASTICAL CouRTS :— 
301. Returns of Fees, Profits and Emoluments of the King’s Proctor, for 1826, 1827 and 
1828 ; of the King’s Advocate, and of the Judge, ‘Registrars | and Officers of thé 
Consistory and Commissary Courts of London ; ; also, of the late Fees of Proctors 
on Grants of Administration, &amp;c.; printed 48,148 — - - - - e a 
(Sess. Papers, n° 117. vol. x1x.) 


from all Courts, and other Authorities in England and Wales, empowered re 





302. 
grant Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration, stating the of the 
earliest Wills in their respective Registers, of the Number of Wills PEAY SA Arnount 
of Fees, Profits and Emoluments received ; printed 232, - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 205. vol. X1X,) 


303. Copy of Commission issued for inquiring into the State of the Ecclesiastical Courts 
in England :and Wales ; printed 196 -- . (Sess. Papers, N° Ht: xe: BY. 


EDUCATION; ¥v. Accounts, 4V7. 





Ordered. 


King’s 
Command. 


22 


31 


349 


372 


by Act. 


623 


624 


656 


by Address. 


by Address. 








108 


387 


427 


421 


532 


632 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
EGGs; v. AccouNTS, 239. 
ELECTIONS; v. Accounts, 388. 


EMIGRANTS :— 


304. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for Relief of Toulonese and mai wrer | 
Emigrants, Dutch Naval Officers, and Saint Domingo Sufferers for 1830; printed 
113. Referred 353 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xvi1t.) J 


_ EMIGRATION :— 
305. Return of the Number of Persons who have emigrated to any of the Colonies 
of Great Britain in each year since 1820; ported GBF Hasjeen atteardl Bin B 
( 


ess. Papers, N° 650. vol. x xTx.) 


EPISCOPALIAN CLERGY. V. Accounts, 634. 


Equity Courts. V. Accounts, 107 to 123, 709. 


Equity SUITS :— 


306, Return of all Processes_issued at the commencement of Suits in Equity in each 
of the several Courts of Great Sessions in Wales, and in the Court of the Cham- 
berlain of Chester, for Ten years last past; and 


List of all Bills in Chancery filed in 
the same; printedi63 - - ° 


(Sess. Papers, n° 136. vol. xx.) 
ESTABLISHMENTS OF PuBLIC OFFICES. V. Accounts, 507. 
EsTABLISHMENTS, REDUCTION OF. V. Accounts, 551. 
EXCHEQUER, COURT OF :— 
307. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Salaries to certain Officers.) 
and Expenses of the Court and Receipt of Exchequer for 1830; printed 113. Re- 
ferred 353 - - - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 86. vol. xvi11.) f 


308. Copy of Report of the Committee of the Lords of the Treasury appointed to inquire 
into certain Offices in the Court of Exchequer = += -°&gt; = =) = -| 


309. Return of the Salaries, Fees and Emoluments received in 1829, by each Person { 
holding Office in the different Departments of the Court of Receipt of Exchequer 

— V. Accounts, 156, 363, 367. 

EXCHEQUER BILLS :— . 

310. Account of all Exchequer Bills issued, or authorized to be issued, charged on Supplies 
1830, unprovided for; printed 23. Referred 56 (Sess. Papers, n° 18. vol. xxix.) 

311. Account of all Exchequer Bills issued between 5th January 1829 and 5th January 
1830, unprovided for; printed 23. Referred 56 (Sess. Papers, N° 18. vol. xx1x.) } 

— V. Accounts, 79, 82, 86, 87, 340. 


EXCHEQUER FEES; v, Accounts, 36. 


EXCHEQUER INFORMATIONS :— 


312. Returns of all Exchequer Writs issued by the Solicitor of Stamps against Persons 
dealing in Drugs or Chemical Preparations under the Medicine Duty and Stamp 
Acts; of all such Writs as have been further proceeded on in the Court of Exche- 
quer by Information or otherwise ; and other Returns relating thereto; printed 337 
EXcIsE :— (Sess. Papers, N° 317. vol. xx1x.) 
\ 


313+ Account of all Soap made in each Town in Great Britain, for the years 1827, 1828 
and 1829; printed225 - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 191. vol. xxv.) f 





314. of Allowances made to the Manufacturers of Silks, Woollens and Linens; 
distinguishing Hard Soap from Soft Soap; printed 225 - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 191. vol. xxv.) 
315. 





Home Consumption, from 5th January 1821 to 5th January 1830; printed 280 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 272. vol. xxvii.) 
316. Returns of the Produce of the Excise Duty on Leather in Ireland; of Expenses of 


the Collection of the Excise Duty on Leather in Ireland; and several other Returns 
relating thereto; printed251.- — - - 


of the Number of Pounds of Coffee on which the Duty has been paid “ 


(Sess. Papers, N° 225. vol. xxv.) 
317. Return of the Produce of the Excise Duty on Paper in Ireland; of the Expenses of 
Collection ; and several other Returns relating thereto; printed 251 - - + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 226. vol. xxvii.) 
318, Account of the Gross Receipt of Excise Duties collected by each Collector in the 
United Kingdom, in the year ended 5th January 1830, the Amount paid for the 
Expenses of the Office, for Militia and other Payments not belonging to the Excise 
Department, and the Net Amount remitted; printed251 °- = = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 227. vol. xxv.) 
319. Returns of Amount of Duties of Excise paid into the Exchequer in the eight mary 


commencing from 5th January 1830; and similar Return, commencing 5th January 


1829; printed 186 - - . . 


(Sess. Papers, n° 151. vol. xxv.) 


320, Accounts of the Total Amount of Excise Duty on Leather in Ireland, and the Ex- 
ense of collecting the same; of the Number of Convictions for Breaches of the 
xcise Laws ; and of the Number of Seizures made, Ke. ; printed 326 . - 

(Sess. Papers, n® 296. vol. xxv.) 
321, of the Total Quantities of Hides, Skins, Malt, and several other articles,] 
charged with Duties of Excise in each year, from 1818)to.1829; printed225 3 - 
(Sess. Papers, x°.194. vol. xxv.) J 
322. 


Licensed Dealers in Foreign Wines, and.in Foreign Spirits; printed326 - - 
(Sess, Papers, N° 300. vol, xxv.) 
323. Account of Amount of Duty received, and Drawback paid thereout, upon the several 
sorts of Glass, and the Amount paid in Ireland; ‘printedg26°- - -  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 302. vol. xxv.) 
324, Return of the Number of Square Yards of Calicoes, Muslins, Linens and Stuffs, made 
either of Cotton or Linen, printed, painted, stained or dyed, in Great Britain, with |, 
the Amount of Excise Duty thereon in England and Scotland, in the three years 
ended 5th January 1830; printed 344- (Sess. Papers, n° 335. vol. xxvih) 


of all Fines imposed in the last Three years, by the Board of Excise, *t 


VOL. 85.—Sess. 1830. D2 


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by Address. 


23 


23 


263 


102 


102 
102 


105 


105 
106 
141 


175 


196 


285 












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326 


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186 


325 


225 


326 


326 





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ACOOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 

f Exe is@—continued. | 

' 325. Account of the Rates of Duty separately charged on Tallow, Wax and Spermaceti 
Candles, and the Total Annual Net Revenue derived from Candles, in each year 
since 1800; printed 492- - - ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 468. vol. xxv. J 


of Duties collected from Glass in Ireland for the last Ten years’; printed 502 
(Sess. Papers, n* 483.. vol. xxv.) } 


— of the Amount of Revenue received from the product of the Duties on con 


326. 








327. | . 
; and Candles in Great Britain, and Amount of Drawbacks paid on Exportation ; 
printed 622 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 607. vol. xxv.) 


328. Accounts, showing the Amount of the King’s hereditary Duties of Excise on Beer 
and Cider, from 5th January 1820 to 5th January 1830; printed 600. Referred aio} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 579. vol. x x1.) 


— V. Accounts, 193, 225, 458, 460, 461, 558, 661 to 670, 673, 674, 676, 687, 688. 
_ Ex OFrFicio INFORMATIONS :— 


329. Copies of the several Informations filed ex officio by the Attorney General a 

Mr. Alexander, Editor of the Morning Journal; of the several Judgments against 

him, &amp;c.; printed286 - — - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 283. vol. xx1x.) J 
— V. Accounts, 8. 

. Exports AND Imports; v. Accounts, 180, 184, 196, 245, 298. 

_ Fee Funps; v. Accounts, 620, 689. 


Fees ; ». Accounts, 148,152, 280, 301, 302, 309, 353, 506, 538, 612, 629, 640, 642, 645, 701, 

702. 

| FELons :— 

330. Return of the Number of Persons committed for Offences, discharged during the 
years 1827 and 1828 from the Hulks, and the various Gaols and Houses of Cor- 
rection in England and Wales, stating whether confined for Felony or Misde- 

(Sess. Papers, N° 21. vol. xx111.) 


meanor; printed 22 = - . - - 
FELONY; v. Accounts, 330. 
FERMANAGH SHERIFF; v. ACCOUNTS, 377. 
' FERNANDO Po; v. Accounts, 525. 
FINANCE ACCOUNTS annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner ; v. AccouNTS, 
115, 216, 271, 272, 576 to 583. 
FINANCE COMMITTEE; v. ACCOUNTS, 545- 
FINES AT QUARTER SESSIONS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 419. 
Fire INSURANCES ; v Accounts, 574, 585- 
| First Fruits :— 


331. Account of all Sums of Money paid into the Offices of Commissioners of First Fruits, 
and Tenths, during the last Ten years, for or on account thereof, by the several 
Archbishops and Bishops, and other Dignitaries of England and Wales; printed 
450, 629 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 433, 643. vol. x1x.) 

—V,. AccowunTs, 357, 398, 408. 

FISHERIES :— 

332. Accounts of all Sums of Money expended in each of the last Five years, to 5th Janu- 
ary 1830, on the Fisheries of the United Kingdom ; and of the Establishments of 
the Commissioners of the Scotch and Irish Fisheries respectively; printed 471 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 458. vol. xx1x.) | 

—V, Accounts, 338, 424. 


FLAx; . Accounts, 218, 246. 

FLEET PRISON ; v. Accounts, 273, 275. 

| FLour; v. Accounts, 161 to 164, 167, 212. 
ForeiGNwn Corn; v. Accounts, 161, 162, 166 to 170. 
ForEsT BOUNDARIES :— 


333- Detailed Account of Expenses incurred by the Commissioners appointed in the last 
Twenty-five years, to ascertain the Boundaries to encourage the Growth of Timber, 
or to settle Disputes relative to property in the New Forest, Windsor Forest, and 
other Royal Forests; printed 622 = - - 


Fort St. GEORGE ; v. Accounts, 585, 590. 
| FORGERY :— 


334- Return of the Number of Persons executed for Forgery or uttering Forged Instru-) 
ments during the last Ten years ; printed 437. (Sess. Papers, N° 417. vol.xx111.) f 


335: Return of the Number of Persons convicted of Forgery on the Bank of England, in) 
each year, from 1791 to 1829; printed 458. (Sess, Papers, N° 442. vol. x x11.) 

— V. Accounts, 418, 636. 

| FounpLINnG HospitA_; v. Accounts, 369. 

| FouR-AND-HALF PER CENTUM DUTIES; v. Accounts, 6, 208, 242, 244, 571, 604. 

| Four Courts MarsHALsE4; v. Accounts, 359. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 611. vol. xxx.) 


FREEHOLDERS; v. Accounts, 381. 
| FRENCH CLAIMS :— 


336, Returns of all unsettled Demands on the Funds provided by the Government o 
France for liquidating the Claims of British Subjects ; and, of the Balance of the 
Funds s0 provided by the Government of France unappropriated ; printed 232 = 

(Sess. epee, N° 200. vol. xx1x.) 


GAOLS; v. Accounts, 635, 655. 
GARRISONS; v. AccounTs, 14, 26. 
GLASS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 323, 326. 
GLOVES; v. AccounTs, 237. 
_GoLpD Coast ; v.,AccounTs, 7. 
| Gop CoINAGE; v. Accounts, 81,471 t0 473- 





Ordered. 





366 


123 


by Address 
of last 
Session, 


361 


221 


569 


by Address.. 


by Address. 


68 








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470 


622 


437 


457 


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AGOOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
GOLD AND SILVER; v. Accounts, 473. 
GoobD Hore, CAPE OF; v. Accounts, 143, 651. 
GOSPEL :— 
337- Estimate of the Sum required by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, in 
aid of the Expenses of the Society in the Colonies therem mentioned ;_ printed 1 et 
Referred, 353 »- - : . (Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xvii.) 
| GRAIN; v. AccounTs, 161 to 170, 212. 
| GRAND CANAL; v. Accounrts, 402, 430. 
GRAND JURIES; v. Accounts, 362, 387, 428, 435. 
| GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; v. Accounts, 370, 395. 
| GREECE; v. Accounts, 694 to 700. 
GREEK BLOCKADE; v. Accounts, 694, 700. 
| GREENWICH HOSPITAL; v. AccounTs, 482, 499. 
| HACKNEY COACHES; v. Accounts, 601. 
| HALF Pay; v. Accounts, 13, 28, 29, 53, 54, 58 to 64, 488, 490, 492, 493, 518. 
_ HEMP AND FLAX; v. Accounts, 218, 238. 
| Herepitary Duties; v. Accounts, 328. — 
| HERRING FISHERY :— 
338, Report by the Commissioners for the Herring Fishery, for the year ended 5th April 
1829; printed33 - - - - - (Sess. Pupers, n° 39. vol. xv.) } 
— V. Accounts, 332. 
HIDES; v. Accounts, 194, 236, 321, 558. 
HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES; v, Accounts, 619. 
Hinpoo Wipows; v. Accounts, 283, 295. 
HoBsBs’ Point PIER :— 
339. Estimate of the Amount that will be required to defray the Expenditure to be in-} 


curred in 1830, in erecting and completing the Pier at Hobbs’ Point; printed 113. + 
Referred 353 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers. n° 85. vol. xviii.) J 


| HOLYHEAD AND HowrTa Roaps, HARBOUR, &amp;c :— 


340. Account of Loans advanced by the Commissioners for the Issue of Exchequer Bills 
for Public Works and Emp!oyment of the Poor, to certain Trusts on the Holyhead | 
Roads; printed 70 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 64. vol. xxvil.) J 








341. of the Number of Passengers, Carriages and Horses carried by the Holyhead 
Post-Office Packets in 1829; printed 70 - (Sess. Papers, n°65. vol. xxvit.) 
342. of the Sum paid into the Treasury by the Post Office, towards the as | 
ment of Loans advanced for building Menai and Conway Bridges; printed 70  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 65. vol. xxvit.) j 
343: of the Sum paid into the Treasury by the Holyhead Road Commissioners 





for Tolls received on the Menai and Conway Bridges; printed70 - -  - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 66. vol. xxvii.) J 


344. Copy of Report of Mr. Telford, respecting the Road from Ketley Iron Works to 
hirke; printed 24 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. xxvii.) } 


345. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for 1830, on account of the Holyhead and] 
Howth Roads and Harbour; printed 113. Referred 353 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 85. vol. xv1it.) 9 
346. Seventh Report of Commissioners appointed by Act 4 Geo. 4, c. 74, relative to the 
Bridges over the Menai Straits, &amp;c. and the Holyhead Roads, &amp;c.; printed 641 + 


(Sess. Papers, n° 659. vol. xv.) 
— V. Accounts, 646. 


HOLYHEAD PACKETS; v. AccouNTS, 341. 
HONDURAS; v. Accounts, 654. 
Hops :— 


347. Accounts of the Total Number of Acres of Land under cultivation of Hops in 1829 ; 
and of the Duty on Hops of the growth of 1829; printed225 -~ - i! 


(Sess. Papers, n° 189. vol, xxvit.) 


— V. Accounts, 178. 
HORNINGS; v. Accounts, 631. 
HorSEs; v. Accounts, 341, 602. 
HoRSEMONGER-LANE PRISON; v. Accounts, 273, 553- 
HOTTENTOTS :— 


348. “eo of all Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry relating to the condition of the 
ottentots, Bushmen, Caffres and other native Tribes of South Africa; printed son} 


(Sess. Papers, n° 584. vol. x x1.) 
House OF COMMONS; v. AccounrTs, 148, 151, 444, 452, 509 to 511, §38. 


House AND WinpDow Tax; v. Accounts, 627. 
Houses OF INDUSTRY; v. AccounTs, 394. 
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT;; v. Accounts, 354, 452. 
| House VALUATION; v. Accounts, 301, 627. 
HowTH HARBOUR; v. AccounrTs, 345. 
JAMAICA ; v. ACCOUNTS, 52, 68, 223, 655. 
| JESUITS :-— 


349. Return of the Notices or Statements which, in pursuance of Act10 Geo, 4, ¢. 7, 
have been delivered to the several Clerks of the Peace, or their Deputies, in Great| 
Britain and Ireland, by Jesuits and Members of other religious orders; printed 554 
| (Sess. Papers, n° 542. vol. xxx.) 
ImPerRtaL GAs LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY :-—~ : 
350. Account of Monies set apart out of the clear Profits of the Imperial Gas-Light and 
_ Coke Company, and tlre Funds in which invested; -printed127- -  - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 97. vol. xxx.) f 


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by Address. 


by Address. 


by Act. 








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112 








225 


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554 





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757: 


758 























Imp ORTS}'%. AccotNTs, 225. 


Imports AND ExPORTS; v. Accounts, 180, 184, 196, 245, 298: 
InpDIA FINANCE; v. ACCOUNTS, 291, 

InpD1A TRADE; v. Accounts, 297; 298. 

InDuSTRY, HOUSE OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 394. 

INFORMATIONS; v. AccounTs, 8, 329, §39- 

INLAND NAVIGATION; 0. ACCOUNTS, 402, 429, 430. 


INSOLVENT DEBTORS :— 


351. Account of the Number of Persons discharged under the Insolvent Acts in each year, 
from ist January 1814 to gist December 1829; printedeg2  - - - | 


(Sess. Papers, n° 204. vol. xx111.) 
— V. Accounts, 99. 


| INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ COURT :— 


| 
| JoinT STOCK Banks; v. Accounts, 91. 


Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors’ Court ; of their Clerks, and of the Con- 
tingent Expenses of their Office; printed 113. Referred353 - - - = - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xv111.) 
353, List of Fees allowed to be taken by the Provisional Assignee, Brokers, Ea 


352, Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1830 for paying the Salaries of my 


and other Officers of the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England, 
‘and the aggregate Amount received in 1814 and in 1829; printed 349 -' - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 341. vol. x x11.) 


JOURNALS:— | 
354, Estimate of the Sum which ret age md be required to defray the Expense of print- 
ing Acts of Parliament, and Bills, Reports and other Papers for the two re 
of Parliament for 1830; printed113. Referred 353. - - - + = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xv111.) 
IRELAND :— 

355. Copies of Letters from Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; to Com- 
missioners appointed to report on certain Charitable Institutions in Dublin; and, 
of the Reports of the said Commissioners; printed12 - - - - « 

(Sess. Papers, n° 7. vol. xxvz.) 

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

made under the Tithe Composition Act; printedi97 - - = Ys 
(Sess. Papers, n° 166, vol. x1x.) J 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 149.] 


357. Account of all Sums received and paid by the Commissioners of First Fruits in 
Ireland in each of the lastten years; printed175 - -. = -- = - 
(Sess. Papers. n° 144. vol. x1x.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 149.] 


358. Copy of a Report to the Irish Government on the State of the County Hospitals or 
Infirmaries of Ireland. Referred 236 - - - - - - " &lt; i; 


359. Return of the Number of Prisoners committed for Debt to the custody of the 
Keepers of the Four Courts Marshalsea and other Prisons in Dublin; and to each 
of the other Prisons in Ireland in 1829, and the Number in custody on 1st January 
1830; printediqg8- = - = (Sess, Papers, n° 118. vol. xxt11.) 


of the Number of Stamps issued to each eg, in Ireland for one year 
ending 5th January 1830; printedi48 - (Sess. Papers, N° 119. vol. xxv.) 


of the Sums paid to Newspapers in Ireland for printing Proclamations; 
printed148 - . - . . (Sess. Papers, N° 120. vol. xxv.) } 


362. Returns of the Names and Degrees of the Persons who have served on each of the} 
Commission Grand Juries, and on the Term Grand Juries in the City of Dublin - 





360, 





361. 





363. 
ist of January 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829 and 1830; printed 538 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 521. vol. xxv1.) 
364. Eighth Report of Inspectors General on the State of the Prisons of Ireland 1830; 
prined48 - - - = = «= (Sess. Papers, n* 48, vol. xxiv.) 


365. Accounts of —— Duties received on certain Law Proceedings in Ireland; and nt 
C 


~ of the Names of the Common Councilmen of the City of Dublin on = 


_ the Court of Chancery; and in the Equity side of the Court of Exchequer; 
printed 48 - oo WSS OV tet Me (Sess. Papers, n° 49. vol. xxv.) 
366. 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; printed48 - - =. = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 49. vol. xx.) 
367. —_ of the Chief Baron, and other Barons of the Exchequer in Ireland, on the 
emorials of Joseph Macartney and William Roberts Steele, for Compensation 
printed 48 - - - . . - , (Sess. Papers, n° 50,.. vol. xx1x,) 


368. Return of the different Establishments for the relief of Sick or Indigent Poor, sup- 
ported in part or in whole at the Public Charge; in Ireland. Referred 339 = } 


369. |Account of the Period at which the Foundling Hospital at Cork was first is mainte 


&gt; 


the source and nature of the Funds then or since made applicable to its mainte- 


nance, with the Acts of Parliament authorizing the same, &amp;c. Referred i191 - 
370. ——-— of the Annual Amount of Grand Jury Presentments received in Ireland in the 

last Twenty years; printed280 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 265, vol. xxv1.) 
971. of the Amount of Deposits made in the several Savings Banks in’ Ireland in 





each of the last Ten years; printed 492 (Sess. Papers, n° 467. vol. xxx1.) 
972. Copies of the Schedules of Tolls and Customs at Fairs and Markets, depusited with 
_ the Clerks of the Peace throughout Ireland; printed 280 ~- 9 = \- 2 
| cen ( (Sess, Papers, ‘N° 264. vol. Xxvi.)° J 





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King’s 
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King’s 
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8 12 
17 197 
17 176 
17 108 
22 136 
27 136 
27 1 56 
39 108 
39 538 
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373: Returns|of the Namber of Inquests or Inquisitions. held under the Statutes’ for the 
Improvement of the City of Dublin, by making wide and convenient Passages 
through the same ; of the Names of Jurors, and Sums paid toeach; printed 186 - 

| (Sess. Papers, N° 149. vol..xxvi.) 

374, Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the present year, to defray the Expense} 

_ of sundry Works at Donaghadee Harbour; printed1i3. Referred 353 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 85, vol..xv111.) 
of the Sum that may be required for carrying on the Works at Kingstown 

Harbour (formerly Dunleary), for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 - : ~ 

i (Sess. Papers, n° 85. vol. xv111.) 
376, Copy of the Entry in the Clerk of the ‘Crown’s Book relative to the postponement 
| from the last.Cork Assizes. of the Trials of Leary, Magrath and others, charged with 
a Conspiracy to murder; Copy of: Memorial, praying: for a Special Commission, 
and ofithe Answer thereto; and Return of the Total Expense of the Special Com- 
mission held in Cork in October last; printed157 - - - = «© oe 

(Sess. Papers, n° 131. vol. xxv1.) 

377: —— of the Petition of Francis M‘Brien to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, compleiart 
ing of the, Sub-Sheriff of Fermanagh County ; ag W6- = emi 

(Sess. Papers, N°150. vol. xxv1.) 





3753 


sation; viz. William Edward Porter, Henry George Heard, John Brenan,and Thomas 


378. Copies of Certificates filed by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland on Claims for Thomas 
Prendergast; printed 148. 433.538 (Sess. Papers, n° 122, 415, 526. vol. xx1x,) 


379: —— of any Memorials to the Irish Government on the subject of Advances for build- 
ing a Court House in the County of Kerry; printed257 - - = = = 
(Sess. Papers, n® 240. vol. xxv.) 


380. Account of Proclamations issued, and of Expenses incurred, under the Peace Pre- 
servation Acts for 1829;. printed 629 -~ (Sess. Papers, n° 634. vol. xxv1.) 


..381, Return of the Number of Freeholders registered and qualified to vote in each Count 


in Ireland on 1st January 1829 and 1830; printed 569 . - - ° ¥. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 556. vol. xx1x.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 506.] 

382. Accounts of all Salaries and Emoluments paid to persons employed in the Office for 
payment of Irish Tontine Annuities payable in Great Britain ; of all Fees or Sums 
received at the said Office for Powers of Attorney or Transfer of Annuities; and, of 
all Sums remitted or paid to Messrs. Puget and Bainbridge for the payment of the 
said Annuities; printed 192 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 162. vol. xxx.) 

383. Estimates of the ge of supporting the Protestant Charter Schools in Ireland i] 
of the Association for discountenancing Vice, and other Churitable Institutions in ‘ 
Ireland; printed 166; Referred 543 - (Sess. Papers, n° 137. vol. xv1i1.) 

384. Detailed Estimate of the poypebe Expenditure of the Board of Works in Ireland ; 
Estimate of the Charge of Printing, Stationery, &amp;c. and other Miscellaneous Ser| 
vices in Ireland; printed 166; Referred 543 (Sess. Papers, n° 1937. vol. xvsil.) 

385. General Abstract of the Amount of Grants voted by Parliament; printed 166; Re- 
ferred 543 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 137. vol. xviii.) 


386. Return of the Names and Description, and of their Places of Residence, where 1 


fied, of the Nominees in the Life Annuities or Tontines of Ireland, created in 1773, 
1775 and 1777 who received their Dividends at the last half yearly payment thereof 
printed 326 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 295. vol. xxx.) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 263,] ° 
387. Returns of the Names and Degrees of the Persons returned on the pannels, and sum- 
moned to serve on each Commission Grand Jury, and on the four Grand Juries rh 
the Cityof Dublin - © - - - = © = 2 = 2 © = 


388. Return of the Number of Persons entitled to vote at the Election of Members for 
Cities and Boroughs in Ireland ; printed 538 (Sess. Papers, N° 522. vol. xx x1.) 


389. of the Number of Freemen and Free Burgesses in the Borough of Carlow 
390. Copies of the Correspondence between the Irish Government and the Officers “ 





several of the Charitable Establishments in Dublin and Public Departments, on 
the subject of the Report on the Irish Estimates of Session 1829; . printed 200 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 176. vol. xxvi.) 
[Order for printing these Papers, discharged, 214 ; again ordered to.be printed, 223.] 

391. Account of all Sums advanced to the Corporation of Londonderry, for the purpose o 
improving the Harbour or building a. Bridge. or other purpose in and since stash 
printed 570 - = - - + = (Sess. Papers, n° 558. vol. xxvi.) 

392. Copies of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Reports on the Public Records of Ireland; 
printed220°‘- | -  - = = «= (Sess. Papers, n° 174. vol. xvi.) } 

393- Copy of the Report of Mr. Nimmo, on the Progress of the Public Works inthe Western 

istrict of Ireland, in 1829; printed 230 (Sess. Papers, N° 199. vol. xxvii.) 

394-.\- — of Letter from Lord Francis Leveson Gower to the Visitors of the House of | 


dustry, Dublin, respecting the Expenses and Management of that Institution; 
printed 230 - = eo) ™ 9 9 +e &gt; (Sess Papers, ‘N° 176. vol. xxv1.) 
395- Accounts of Presentments made — Grand Juries of the several Counties, Cities and 
Towns in Ireland; Abstract’ to be printed230 (Sess. Papers, n° 196. vol. xxv1.) 
396. Returns from the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, of the Num- 
ber of Persons committed to the several Gaols for Trial in 1829; printed 230 + 
(Sess, Papers, N° 197. vol. xx111.) 
[Order for printing these Returns, discharged, 243.] 
397- Fifth Report of Commissioners of Roads and Brisiges in Ireland; printed230 = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 198. vol. xv.) 
398.) Detailed Account of the Sum of £. 4,302. 4. 3. being the entire Amount of First 
' Fruits paid'in to the Commissioners of that Fund from the Dignities and Benefices | 
_ of Ireland during Ten years ending January 1830; printedg40 + - 0-- | - 
b : x Joy (Sess. Papers, N° 321. vol..x1x.) 
399.| Return of the Constabulary, Police of Ireland during each of. the last, Three years ; 
| and Account, in detail, of all Expenses incurred on account.of the Inspectors General 
of Police in Ireland,\and resident, Magistrates under the Constabulary Act ; printed 
521 - “ Le a. a - (Sess. Papers, n° 498. vol. xx1x.) 


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128 157 | 
134 175 
(&gt; 136: 
by Act, 421 
\. 638 
148 19! 
by Act, 157) 
160 569 
160 191 
166 166 
Fan 166 
166 166 
173 325 
175 280 
194 538 
194 
200 200 
“219 569 
by Address, 220 
230 230 
230 230 
by Act. 230 
by Act. 230 
by Act. 230 
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IR&amp;L4N D—continued. 


409. 


401. 


402. 


403. 


404. 


405. 


406. 


407. 


408. 


409. 


410. 
411. 


412. 


413. 


414. 


415. 


416. 


417. 


418. 


419. 


420. 


421. 


422. 


423. 


424. 


425. 


426. 


427. 


428, 


420. 


ing each of the last Three years, and the Number of Men employed. printed 340% 


Account of all Expenses ineurred in Ireland, under, the Peace, Preservation ted saoh F 
(Sess. Papers, N°.g22, vol. xxvae) J J: 





of the Commissioners for the new Valuation of Houses, in theCity,of Dublin; 
printed 349 - ~ = = =&gt; Gess.Papers, N° 339, vol. XX¥AW)... 
Copy of Letter to the Chief Secretary for Ireland, on the nature of the al 


in detail, of £.1,553-9. « charged for! the Salaries and Incidental stoi; 


taken by the Irish Loan Commissioners for an Advance of Money to the Grand 
Canal Company, for the purpose of extending their Nayigation to ,Kilbeggan; 
Copies of Answers thereto ; and other Papers relating to Ballinasloe Canal, and 


Mount Mellick Canal; printed 343 -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 330. vol. xxv1.) 


or with the sanction of the Irish Loan Commissioners, for what purposes, &amp;c, ; 
printed 453 -  - : - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 437. vol. xxix.) 
Account of the Expense incurred by the Ballast Office Corporation in erecting a 
Patent Slip at the North Wall, Dublin, and the Number of Vessels repaired thereon; 
printed 349 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°® 340. vol. xxv1:) 


of the Number of Faculties or Dispensations which have, in each of the 
last Ten years, been granted in Ireland, for enabling Ecclesiastical Persons to hold 
more than one Benefice; printed 284  - (Sess. Papers, N° 279. vol, x1x.). 


Return, by the Registrar in each Diocese in Ireland, of the Number of Parishes, the 
Tithes of which are the property of Laymen; specifying the Name of the Lay Im-&gt;. } 
propriator, the Amount, &amp;e. = - - - - ° - + - - 7 
of the Number of Acres of Land in cultivation for the produce of Tobacco in 
Ireland, stating the Number in each Township in 1829; printed 471 - . - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 453. vol. xxvil.) J 
Account of any Sum of Money advanced by the Commissioners of First Fruits for 
the purchase, or in diminution of, the Rent reserved on Glebe Land for the Parish of 
Ballymaglassan, in Ireland, about 1818; and also, any Sums issued for the erection 
of a Glebe House in the said Parish; printed 453 - - - &gt; =, 
(Sess. Papers, N° 438. vol. x1x.) 
Copy of Nineteenth Report of Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland; 
printed 337 - - - - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. xv.) 


Supplemental Report to ditto; printed 536 - (Sess. Papers, n° 518. vol. xv.) 


Return of all Sums advanced out of the Consolidated Fund, on the purge Be 








Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts in Ireland ; 
printed 340 - - 2 = (Sess. Papers, N° 323. vol. xv.) 


Account of Amount of Stamp Duties on Newspapers received during each of the last 
Twenty years in Ireland; and similar Account of the Duty on Advertisements ; 
(Sess. Papers, N° 406. vol. xxv.) 


Return of the several Sums assessed in the several Parishes in the City of Dublin a] 


printed 427 = ~ - - ~ e 


Vestries, in Easter week 1830, distinguishing the Sums assessed by Vestries at 
which Catholics were excluded ; printed 538 (Sess. Papers, N° 523. vol. xx x1.) 


Ditto - - in the Town of Youghal; printed 538 (Sess. Papers, N° 524. vol. xx x1.) 
Ditto - - in the City of Cork; printed 538 - (Sess. Papers, N° 525. vol. xx x1.) 
Accounts of all Fines, Fees, Forfeitures and other Monies received by the divisional | 


Justices of the Police District of Dublin Metropolis for the last Twenty years; of &gt; 
the several Sums paid into the Bank, and other Accounts relating thereto - -J 


Annual Report of Commissioners of Education in Ireland, for year ending 25th 
March 1830; printed 421 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 397. vol. xv.) 

Return of the Number of Persons convicted of Forgery on the Bank of Ireland a 
each year, from 1791 to 1829 - - elolendt wt ofeA asboy b “oo 


of the Sums levied by way of Fines at the different Quarter Sessions. in) - 
Ireland, during the last Five years - - - - - - - - - 


of the Number of Persons who have lost their Lives in affrays with, or others} 
wise by the Constabulary in Ireland, in each year, since the formation of that body ; 
of Persons severely wounded; and, of Persons employed in the Constabulary | 
Force, killed or wounded - - - - - - - - - - 
Detailed Account of the Nine Items contained in an Estimate of the Charge of 
Printing, Stationery and other Disbursements of the Chief Secretary’s Offices and 
other Public Offices in Dublin Castle, &amp;c.; also, for Riding Charges of Deputy 
Pursuivants, &amp;c.; also, Superannuated Allowances in the Chief Secretary’s Office ; 








printed 569 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 567. vol. xxx1.) 
Ditto - - of Sum necessary for paying Salaries and Expenses of the Record —_ 
mission in Ireland, for Six months - - - - - - - - - 


Accounts of the Sums actually received for Stamps for eee sop and for Ad- 
vertisement Duties in Ireland, for the Four months ending 5th May 1829 and 1830; 
printed 539 - - - - - - | (Sess. Papers, n° 528. vol. xxv.) 
Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of Irish Fisheries ; printed 509 . 7 
(Sess. Papers, N° 491. vol. xv.) 
Return of all Public Money expended under the direction of Mr. Nimmo, on Publie} 
Works in Ireland ; which of those Works have been completed, and which left in 
an unfinished state; printed 627 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 624. vol. xxvit.) J 
Acconnt of the Number of Stamps issued for each Newspaper in Ireland, in each 
year, from 5th January 1826 to 5th January 1830; printed560 -  - — - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 549. vol. xxv.) 


— of the several Works which are now in progress under the authority of 





Commissioners of Records in Ireland; printed627 - -— - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 625, vol. xxxt)) « 

Return of Amount of Balances in the hands of the Treasurers of the Grand ae 
of Ireland, for the last Ten years - - - a - . 


Returns of the Gross Tonnage carried, and Amount, of Tolls, received by: the nee 


Canal Company, during each of the last Twenty years - 


430, Ditto « - by the Grand Canal Company, of Receipts and Expenditure, 9 the, Bali) 





nasloe Canal; and other Returns relating thereto : 


 £ 
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272 


by Address 


286 


322 


456 





468 


340 


479 


421 





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AGEOUNTS AND! PAPERS—continued. ounitnos—AKTTAT [IVA aT waoDAl 
; i ft betacesrd | .tn Ordered. | Presenied. of 
i: FRBLUN D—continued. Lag \youbefsstos—€5 Waa ih x, 
|. 431- Return of the Gross Tonnage carried, and amount of Tolls received by the ert FH ego Jaso20A fon 
} }| (Navigation Company Se OYA S HORS 10 TMT GS OUT MAE Siar eos Hess € i 
} 43% from the several Irish Post-Office Steam Packet Stations, each stating the} 
' | Number of Steam Packets employed, the Tonnage and Power of the Engines, the . §66 
' longest and shortest Voyage, and several other Particulars relating thereto - = -J. 
439 of all the Market Towns in Ireland at which Toll is demanded, and the Names Be 
| ofall Places at which Fairs are held, and the Number held yearly at each Place *} 5°7 
434- Account of the Expense incurred by the Corporation of the City of Londonderry in 
j rebuilding the Bridge over the Foyle, the Produce of the Tolls collected pursuant to 577 
’ Act 54 Geo. 3, ¢. 230, and other Accounts relating thereto-  - - - = = 
43§- Return of the Cases in the last Ten years where legal Proceedings have been taken 
| against Treasurers of Grand Juries in Ireland for any Defalcations occasioned by 577 
* “them, and the Sums recovered - - - - - - - - - -| 
436. Copy of the Minute of Treasury in 1821, whereby the repayment of £.15,000 
' advanced out of, the Consolidated Fund in aid of rebuilding the Bridge at Derry | 





has been postponed beyond the period provided by Act of Parliament; printed 622 581 Gas 
(Sess. Papers, n° 612. vol. x xvi.) 








i 437- of Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Courts of Justice in Ireland on 
| the Conduct of James Crosbie, Esq. 2 Governor and Custos Rotulorum of the 
County of Kerry, in reference to some Money Transactions with Mr. James Kelly, 629 649 
and the Proceedings of the Sheriff of the said County for the recovery of a Debt 
due by the said James Crosbie - ee a 
— V. Accounts, 39, 48, 65, 72, 160, 162 to 164, 176, 180, 186 to 189, 193, 195, 201, 202, 
204, 205, 206, 209, 210, 211, 217, 218, 227, 229, 240, 243, 246, 268, 271, 272, 316, i 
317, 323, 326, 332, 349, 448, 563, 576, 583, 588, 590, 597, 605 to 607, 664, 666, 
670, 671, 674. 
| JUDGES’ SALARIES :— A fos 
438. Return of the Salary and Allowances received in 1792 by each of the Judges, and : 
| the Salaries and Allowances paid in 1829; printed539 - - - - =&gt; | byAddress.| 539 
' (Sess. Papers, n®° 532. vol, xx.) 
| JUDGMENTS; v. Accounts, 109, 110, 122, 642. 
, Jury Courts; v. Accounts, 638. 
| JUSTICE COURTS; v. ACcouUNTS, 409, 410, 437. 
_ Kerry Court House; v, Accounts, 379. 
KILMAINHAM HosPiTAL; v. Accounts, 30, 
KinG’S BENCH; v. Accounts, 93, 258, 273, 274. 
KINGSTON, (CANADA); v. Accounts, 106, 474. 
_ KINGSTOWN HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 375. 
| LABOURERS WAGES; v. Accounts, 527. 
_ LAND AND ASSESSED TAXES; v. Accounts, 560, 562, 583, 623. 
| LAND REVENUE :— 
439- Returns of the Amount of Fees received, during the last Seven years, in the Office 
of His Majesty’s Auditor of Crown Property, and in the Office of Surveyor General 420 \f 427 
of Land Revenue; printed 427, 461 - (Sess. Papers, N° 413, 445. vol. xx1x.) L 461 
440, Seventh Report of Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and oe | 
Revenues, being the First Annual Report; printed 526 - as Sei aie by Act. 526 
(Sess. Papers, n° 508. vol. xvi.) J 
— V. Accounts, 583. 
LanD Tax:— | 
441, Statement of Expenses incurred under Acts for the Redemption and Sale of ~~ 
/ | Land Tax; printed570 + - - ~~ (Sess, Papers, n° 564. vol. xxv.) by Act. §70 


_ iV. Accounts, 560, 562, §83, 599, 623. 
Law BUSINESS; v. Accounts, 626. 
Law CHARGES :— 


442, Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the Expense of “ye 
Charges for 1830; printed 113... Referred 353 (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xv111.) 


Law Courts; v. ACCOUNTS, 149, 150. 

| Law PROCEEDINGS; v. Accounts, 365. , 

| Law Suits 1n WaALes:— 

443: Returns of all Suits commenced in the several Courts at Westminster, from 1825 S| 





Command, | 1B fo. 769 


1829, wherein the Venue was laid in any County in Wales; and of all Issues in 


such Suits sent down for Trial at the Assizes at Hereford and Shrewsbury; printed 127 { 70 
j 187,189. - - - - - (Sess Papers, n* 152, 153, 424. vol. xx.) 
[Part of these Orders discharged ; Address instead thereof, 189; presented, and to be printed, 442.] 
| LEAD; . Accounts, 190, 196. He 
| eon ; v. Accounts, 316, 326. 
Lecacy Duty ;\v. Accounts; 558, 590. 
| LEMON JUICE; v. Accounts, 249. 
| LIBRARY :— | 
444- Catalogue of the Books in the Library of the House of Commons; inted 108 =~ faud os 


Sess. Papers, n° 80. vol. tv. 
| LIFE ANNUITIES; v. Accounts, 265, 267, 386. ‘ ” 


LiguT#ouseE DUES :— , 
445, Accounts of the Gross Receipt of all Tolls or Rates collected u 
| the Lighthouses at Winterton and Orford, Dungeness, North and South Forelands, 4 Igor y*? 
| and at Hunston Cliff; printedig2 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 164. vol. xxx.) / 
_LINCOuN AND NORWICH ARCHDEACONRY COURTS; v. Accounts, 12. BWOPR 
| Lincoun anpD Norwicu Dioceses :— 


| 446, Copies of the Patents of Appointments of the Chancellors of the Dioceses of Lincoln ee oe 
_ and Norwich; printed 657 . - = * (Sess, Papers, N° 691. vol. x1x.) ~ 283° 657 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


LINEN; v. AccounTs,218, 231, 246, 314, 324. 


LiIvERPOOL Docks :— 
447. Account of Receipt and Disbursement of Dock and Light Duties at the Port of 
Liverpool; printed 629 - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 631. vol.xxx.) } 
LIVERPOOL PACKETS :— 
448. Return of the Number of Passengers to and from Ireland by the Liverpool Govern- 
ment Packets in 1810, and in each year to 1829; printed225 - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 195. vol. xxx.) 
LOANS; v. Accounts, 262, 266, 342, 402, 403. 


LONDON BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 88, 451. 


LONDON BRIDGE WATERWORKS :— 


449. Copies of all Letters Patent, Deeds of Grant, Licenses or Authorities, by virtue of 
which the Inhabitants of Southwark, and of the Parishes of Christ Church and 
Bermondsey, are supplied with Water by the Southwark or London Bridge Water- 

works . - - - - - - - - . - - - - 


LLONDON CORPORATION :— 
450. Accounts of Monies received and paid by the Chamberlain of London ; viz. of the 


Produce of the Duties of the Orphans’ Fund, Surplusses, and Sums charged 
thereon - - - - ~ - - - ~ - a is ew S 


of Monies received and paid for paving and lighting, cleansing Sewers, im- 
proving the Navigation of the Thames, rebuilding London Bridge, &amp;c.; printed 272 
(Sess. Papers, n° 256. vol. xxx.) 


LONDONDERRY BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 391, 434, 436. 
LONDONDERRY CORPORATION; v. ACCOUNTS, 391, 434- 
LORDS AND COMMONS :— 
452. Return of the manner in which £.30,500 voted in Miscellaneous Estimates of = 





451. 


to defray Salaries and Allowances to Officers of Lords and Commons was expended ; 
also, Particulars of Expenses defrayed by £. 17,000 as voted in the said Estimates ; 
printed 471 - - = ‘ = = (Sess. Papers, N°456. vol. xvii1.) 


Lorpbs, HOUSE OF; v. Accounts, 509, 510. 
LOTTERY OFFICE :— 


453- Copy of a Treasury Minute relating to the Grant of Retired Allowances to Persons 
belonging to the late Lottery Department ; printed 67 - = -= =  « 
(Sess. Papers, N° 59. vol. xvit.) 
454. Return of the length of Service of William Dacres Adams, and each of the other 
Persons named in the Minute of Council of 8th December 1829, as entitled to| . 
retired Allowances, stating the date of entry into the Lottery Establishment, &amp;c. - 


printed 326 - = - . - = (Sess. Papers, N° 298. vol. xvit.) 
LorrerY PRIZES; v. Accounts, 260. 
LuNAcY :— 
455- Copy of Report of the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy, dated 1st July 1829; 
printed 554 - - hil Mins - - (Sess. Papers, n° 541. vol. xxx.) 


LUNATICS :— 


456. Account of all Money received for Licenses by the Clerk of the Metropolitan Com- 
missioners in Lunacy, and of all par received from and paid out of the Con.) 
solidated Fund to the said Clerk, specifying the Expenditure; printed70 - = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 67. vol. xxx.) 
MACHINERY; v. Accounts, 228. 


MAGISTRATES; v. Accounts, 399, 625. 
MALT AND BEER :— 
457- Account of the Quantity of all the different sorts of Beer, stated by Barrels, made in 
each year, from 5th January 1825 to 5th January 1830; and the Number of 
Quarters of Malt used in each Kingdom in making that Beer; printed225- - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 190, vol. x x11.) 


458. ——— of the Number of Barrels of Strong, Table and Intermediate Beer chargeable} 
to the Duties of Excise, brewed in England, Scotland and Wales, from 5th Janu- 
ary 1829 to 5th January 1830; printed225 (Sess. Papers, N° 190. vol. x x11.) j 

of the Number of Brewers, Retail Brewers, Licensed Victuallers, and Inter- 

mediate Brewers in ditto; printed225 - (Sess. Papers, n° 190. vol. xx11.) 


— ofthe Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in the United =a 








and the Amount of Duty thereon, separating each Country ; and of Malt made, and 
the Amount of Duties paid in each Collection of Excise upon the same; printed 225. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 187. vol..x x11.) 


461. ——-— of the Number of Quarters of Malt charged with Duty, the Amount of the 
said Duty, and the Rate per Quarter in each year; also of Malt used by Brewers 
and Victuallers, the Number of Barrels of Beer; the Amount of Duty on Beer, 
and the Rate of Duty on each sort of Beer, from 5th January 1821 to 5th January 
1830; printed 251 - ~ - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 223. vol. x x11.) 


— V. Accounts, 212, 321, 558, 662, 674. 
' MALTA; v. Accounts, 143, 494- 
MANUFACTURES; v. Accounts, 621. 
MARGATE HARBOUR :— 


462. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Margate Harbour C a 
tae: -... Ags apy res 


- MARINE POLICIES; v. AccounNTs, 575. 
MARINES; v. Accounts, 477, 486, 488, 492. 
MARSHALSEA PRISON; v. Accounts, 258, 273. 
MASTERS; v. AccounrTs, 112, 490. 
MAURITIUS; v. AccOunrs, 143, 222, 235, 651. 


IN DEX&gt;=to the EIGHTY-FLFFH' VOLUME: *[4! 1830: 











Ordered. | Presented. 
by Act. 86 
191 225 
134 
244 
by Act. { 245 
423 | 471 
by Act. 83 
210 326 
by Address. 554 
by Act. 70 
14 225 
14 225 
14 225 
14 224 
102 251 
by dct. 532 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
MEDICINES; v, Accounts, 21. 
MEDITERRANEAN PASSES :— 


463. Account of the Amount paid by Ships for the Mediterranean Pass, stating the 
Number of Passes granted, the aggregate Amount received in 1828-9, and to 
what purpose the same was applied; printed 160. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 192. vol. xxx.) 
MENAI AND Conway BRIDGES; v. AccouNTS, 342, 343, 346. 


METROPOLIS POLICE:— 


464. Account of all Monies received and expended for the Purposes of the Metropolitan 
Police, made up to g1st December 1829; printed 118 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° go. vol. x x11.) 


465. Return of the Number of Persons employed in the Police of the Metropolis in virtue 
of the Act of 1829; of all General Orders issued; and, an Account of the Numbers 
of Divisions into which the Metropolitan Police has been divided; printed 526 - | 


(Sess. Papers. N° 505. vol. xxIII.) 
METROPOLIS RoaDs:— 


466. Fourth Report of the Commissioners of the Metropolis Turnpike Roads North of the 
Thames; printed376 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 362. vol. xv.) } 


METROPOLIS WATER:-- 


467. Copies of such written Communications as have passed between the Office of the 
Secretary of State, and the Chairman of the Committee appointed in 1828 to inves- 
tigate the Supply of Water to the Metropolis, and the several Companies supplying 
the said Water; printed 179 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 148. vol. xx x1.) 


468. Supplement to Ditto; printed 363 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 360. vol. xxx1.) 
MILITARY ACADEMY; v. Accounts, 24, 67. 
MILITARY AND NAVAL OFFICERS; v. Accounts, 40, 481. 
MILITARY ASYLUM; v. AccouNTS, 32, 679. 
MILITARY CANAL :— 
469. Account of Rates and Tolls, and Receipts of Money and Disbursements for 1829 - 
MILITARY COLLEGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 55. 
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS; v. Accounts, 136. 
MILITARY GUARDS; v. Accounts, 46. 
MiviTARY PENSIONS; v. Accounts, 89. 
MILITIA; v. AccouNTs, 39, 70, 75, 318. 


MINT :— 
470. Account of Silver coined since 14th June 1828 to 31st December 1829; also, of the 
Quantity and Value of Silver purchased for coining; printedgg- - - =&lt; 
‘ (Sess. Papers, n° 44.. vol.x vit.) 
471. of all Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns coined at the Mint, for other Persons 





than the Bank of England, from 2d May 1828 to 31st December 1829; printed 40 
(Sess. Papers, N° 47. vol. xvi.) J 
472. Ditto -.- from ist January 1821 to gist July 1824, from ist August 1824 to gist 
December 1825, and from 1st January 1826 to ist May 1828; printed 109 + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 83. vol. xv11.) 
473. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Extraordinary Expenses of the 
Mint, in the Gold and Silver Coinages for 1830; printed113. Referred 353 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xviit.) 
— V. Accounts, 139, 140, 566. , 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES; v. Accounts, 384. 
MISSIONS; v. AccouNTS, 10. 
MOLASSES; v. ACCOUNTS, 191, 241. 
MOonIES IN THE EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 554 to 556, 571, 579. 


MONTREAL AND OTTAWA :— 


474. Estimate of the Sum which will be required in 18g0 for improving the Water Com- 
munication between Montreal and the Ottawa, from the Ottawa to Kingston, 7 


from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario; printed 113. Referred 353 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xvi1!.) 
— V. Accounts, 106. 


MONTREAL SEMINARY :— 


475. Copy of Address from the House of Assembly of Lower Canada on the subject 
oF certain Lands held or claimed by the Catholic Seminary at Montreal; printed 


627 - - -  -  -* = (Sess. Papers, n° 627. vol. xx1.) 


MoORDEN COLLEGE :— 


476. Copy of all Correspondence between the Commissioners of Charities and the Trustees 
of Morden College - = - oF ee we ity Mercia } 


MUSEUM ; v. Accounts, 101, 102. 

NATIONAL DEBT; v. Accounts, 260 to 272. 
NAVAL HOSPITAL; v, ACCOUNTS, 494. 

NAVAL MANUFACTORIES; v. AccounNTs, 498. 
NAVAL PENSIONS; v. Accounts, 89, 713, 714. 
Navy :— 


477. Estimate of the Charge of Wages and Victuals for the Seamen and Marines to serve 
in His Majesty’s Fleet for 1830; printed 86. Referred 116 - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 62. vol. xv1iI.) 
478. —~—-— of the Ordinary of the Navy for 1830; printed 86. Referred 116- -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 62: vol. xvitr.) J 


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141 160 
by Act. 118 
by Address. §26 
by Act. 376 
by Address. 179 
-- 363 
by Act. 518 
by Address. 38 
by Address, 40 
by Address. 109 
King’s 
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King’s 
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beinsarrd | .bsrsbr6 Ordered. | Presented. of 
Nay ¥-—continued. Appa¥pix, 
479- Estimate of the Charge of Works in His: Majesty’s Yards, and for the Payment} ' 
of the Hire of Transports for 1830; printed 86. Referred116-  - - - 32 86 
(Sess. Papers, N° 62. vol. xvi1t.) J 
480. of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy to gist December 1829 - - - 32 
481. Returns of the Names and Rank, and ly or other Pay, Allowances and Emolu- 
ments of all Military and Naval Officers holding Civil or Official Situations ; 55 438 
printed 438 - - - - ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 423. vol. xvi1t.) 
482. Account, of the Contract Prices of Provisions, and of Daily Wages to Artisans at 
Greenwich Hospital from 1818 to 31st December 1828; printedg2 - - - 56 g2 
(Sess. Papers, N°72. vol. x VIII.) 
483. - of the Total Quantities of Rum sold or contracted for to the Commissioners 
for Victualling, from 5th January 1820 to 5th January 1830; printedio2 - ~— = 68 98 
(Sess. Papers, N° 79. vol. x x11.) 
484. Return of the Rates of Pay and Allowances to the Officers and Men of the Navy in 
the principal Naval and Civil Branches in 1792 and 1829, in Classes; stating the 141 197 
Dates of any Increase or Decrease; printed232 - - - 2 = @ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 201. vol. xvitt.) 
485 Returns of the Number of Contracts now existing for Supplies for His Majesty’s 
Dock-yards, and other Branches of the Naval Service; stating the Date of each; 148 192 
printed 219 - _- - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 173. vol. xviii.) 
486, Account of the Establishment of the Royal Marines, with the Pay and Allowance o 95 124 
each Class; printed124 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 91. vol. xv1iil.) 
487. Returns of the Number of Midshipmen promoted to the rank of Lieutenants ; of Lieu-) 
tenants to be Commanders; of Commanders to be Captains, between ist January 
1827 and ist January 1830; and, of the Number of Officers in the Navy on the 1st} 174 — 
January in the years 1828, 1829 and 18g0; printed252 - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 233. vol.xviil.) J 
488, of the Number of Gentlemen appointed to First Commissions ;_ of the Num-) 
ber of Promotions of Lieutenants to be Captains ; of Captains to be Majors ; and 
of Majors to be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Marines in each year, from 25th Ja- 
nuary 1827 to 25th January 1830; of the Number of Officers on Full and Half 174 252 
Pay; of the Number brought from Half Pay to Full Pay; and, of the Number 
allowed to sell their Full-Pay Commissions; printed 252 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 233. vol. xvitl.) 
489. Statement of the Number of Pursers on the List of the Royal Navy, with their Rates 
of Pay ; and of the Number of Clerks promoted to be Pursers; printed 205 | 174 205 
(Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xvitt.) 
490. Return of the Number of Masters on the List of the Royal Navy, with the Numbers 
and Rate of Pay of each Class, the Number afloat, and on Half Pay, &amp;c.; printed as} 174 197 
(Sess. Papers, n° 202. vol. xviil.) 
491. Returns of the Number of Surgeons and Surgeons’ Mates on the List of the Royal 197 
Navy, and of the Number of Surgeons’ Mates appointed in the Navy, and to beh 174 { 198 
appointed to be Surgeons; printed 232 - (Sess. Papers, n° 203. vol. xviii.) 
492. Return of all Officers of the Marines who have sold their Retired, Full Pay or Half- 
Pay Commissions, since the Return dated 18th March 1828; printed252 - - 210 252 
(Sess. Papers, N° 235. vol. xvii.) 
493+ Ditto - - holding Brevet Rank higher than their Regimental: Commissions, 
who have been allowed to retire upon unattached Commissions upon Half-Pay of | 210 252 
the effective Rank above what they held regimentally; printed252 - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 234. vol. xv111.) 
494. Copy of any Correspondence relative to the Naval Hospital at Malta ) Ain mit 233 237 
495. —— of any Representations relative to the necessity of building a Chapel in 
Pembroke-yard . - - - -  - - - - . - - - 233 237 
496. Return of the Dates of Entry of Robert Crosbie, James Hope and Hugh Gold in th 
Royal Navy, the Dates of their Commissions as Lieutenants, and the length of} 261 324 
Service of each; printed 629 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 638. vol. xviit:) ; 
497. Account of all Sums of Money expended by the Victualling Department, since 1st vat 
June 1827, for Buildings and other Works at Weevill, and other Accounts relating 269 8 
to the Victualling Establishment at Portsmouth; printed438 - - - - | 270 } 43 
(Sess. Papers, N° 444. vol. xv11I.) 
498. of the Profit and Loss on the Manufactories of Naval Stores in His Majesty’s) 8 6 
Dock Yards in 1829; printed 646 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 669. vol. xvii1.) } 203 37 
499. —of the Money deducted out of the Wages of Seamen in the Merchant Service 
for 1828 and 1829, the Gross Amount collected, the Net Money paid the Treasurer 383 413 
of Greenwich Hospital, &amp;ce.; printed 413 - (Sess. Papers, n° 395. vol. xviii.) 
500. Return of the Number of Admirals, of Rear and Vice Admirals in the Royal Navy,) | 649 
ini7g2and 1829 - - 2 2+ 2*+ 2s 2 2 #© © = } 
— V. Accounts, 17, 40, 230, 544, 713, 714. 
NAVY PROMOTIONS, v. Accounts, 487, 488, 489. 
New BRUNSWICK; t. ACCOUNTS, 525. 
New CHURCHES; v. Accounts, 128 ¢o 191. 
NEWFOUNDLAND :— 
§01. Copies or Extracts of any Instructions sent to the Governor or Legal Authorities at 
ewfoundland, relative to the operation of Acts 5 Geo. 4, c. 51, and 67, and the} by Addres, | - 363 
Answers; printed363 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 350. vol. xx1.) 
— V. Accounts, 525. 
NEWGATE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 93- 
New SHOREHAM HARBOUR :— 
502. Report of Commissioners of New Shoreham Harbour - - - -+- - = by Act. 92 
New Souta WALES :— 
503. Copies of the Laws and Ordinances passed by the Governor and Coancil of New 
South Wales 1828 - - - - fe - - - ~ s ‘ " y Foyt 363 
504. Pa explanatory of the C brought against Lieutenant-General Darling, b wore 
illiam Charles Wentworth, Esquire; printed602--° - - = - s ‘h on nd 602 
~ Sess, Papers, n° 686. vol. xxrx.) 4 
— V. Accounts, 142, 145, 159, 160, 204, 524, 526. — . ( 


























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—contiaued. 
NEwspaPERs ; vy. Accounts, 360, 361, 534, 535) 590- 

NEWSPAPER Stamp Duties; v.Accounrs, 360,412, 423,426, 587, 599 to'595:_'° 
| NoRTHERN LIGHTHOUSES; v. Accounts, 613,64). _ 


NORTHERN RoAapD COMMISSION :— 
505 Copies of Memorials to the Treasury from the Towns of Warrington, Ashton, ‘el 


heagsesbeos — 


| ‘aud Wigan, and the Trustees of the Warrington and Wigan , telative to the 
' Northern Road Commission; printed 566 ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 553. vol. xx vil.) 
| NortH Roap; v. Accounts, 536, 703,704. , 
| Norwich, ARCHDEACONRY COURT OF; v. Accounts, 12. 
| Norwicu Diocess; v. Accounts, 448. 
| NOTARIES v. Accobnrts, 628. 
| Nova §coTI4; v. Accounts, 525, 647. 
OFFICE OF WORKS, v. AccouNTs, 384. 
| OFFICES IN THE COLONIES; v. Accounts, 144, 145. 
_ OFFICES IN REVERSION :— 


506. Return of all Offices, Pensions, Fees, and Allowances of any kind held m Reversion; 
stating the Amount for the last year, ke. - oo ee ws wh } 


| OFFICES, PUBLIC :-— 


507. Accounts of Increase and Diminution in the Number of Persons employed in all 
Public Offices and Departments, or in their Salaries, in the year 1829 ; printed 
629 - - - - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 635. vol. xv11.) 
| ORDNANCE; v. Accounts, 17, 43, 44, 66, 69, 544, 713, 714. 

| ORPHANS’ FuND; v. Accounts, 450. 

| OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES :— 


608. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 18930 to pay the Salaries or Allow- 
‘ances granted to certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ‘ 
printed 113. Referred 353 


PAMPHLETS ; vs Accounts, 589, 596, 597. 
PAPER; ». Accounts, 317. 
PARISH VESTRIES; v. AccouNTs, 413 to 415. 
PARLIAMENT :— 
509. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Salaries and Allowances to a3} 


(Sess, Papers, n° 86, vol. xvi1i.) 


—_ 


Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 
(Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. x vi11.) 


510. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expenses of the Houses of 
Lordsand Commons for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 \ 


(Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xvii1.) 


—  V. Accounts, 452, 701, 702. 
| PARLIAMENTARY REPORTS, &amp;c. :— 


511, Classification of Parliamentary Reports, and a Breviate of their Contents ; likewise, 
Tables of Arrangement, in volumes, of the Accounts, and other Papers and Billa, 
1861-1826; printed 108 - (Sess. Papers, n° 81. vol. 1v.) 


| Pauper Lunatics :— 
512, we ee | Abstract from each County, Riding or Division in England and re40)| 


of the Returns made to the respective Clerks of the Peace under Act 9 Geo. 4, c. 40 
s. 36, of the Number of Pauper Lunatics and Idiots; and a similar Return from 
each Liberty, County of a City, County of 
rate ; printed-340 - - 
_PAWNBROKERS :+— ; 
513. Account of the Number of Pawnbrokers licensed in the Metropolis and in the Country, 
in each of the five years ending 1st January 1830; printed 653 - 
(Sess. Papers, x°* 681. vol. xxv.) J 
PEACE PRESERVATION ACTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 380,400. 
/ PEMBROKE YARD CHAPEL; v. Accounts, 495. 


‘PENITENTIARY House :— 
514, Estimate ofthe Sum that will be wanted to defray the Expense of the igen t 


a Town, Cinque Port, or Town Corpo-| 
- (Sess. Papers, n° 326. vol. xxx.) 


of the Penitentiary House at Milbank for the present year; printed 113. - 
Referred 353 (Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xv111.) 
515. Account; in detail, of the Particulars of the Sum charged for Salaries of Officers and 
Clerks in the Penitentiary at Milbank, in the Miscellaneous Estiniates for 1830 
printed 192 - (Sess. Papers, n° 161. vol. xxrm1.) 
516. Report of the Committee of the General Penitentiary at Milbank; printed 167 
(Sess. Papers, n° 140. vol. xx111.) 


ee 


517+ Account of the Expense of the Penitentiary Establishment in each year, from 1st 
January 1820 to 31st December 1829; showing the Number «of Convicts, &amp;c , 
printed '59% - ot) am @ bh e ere oe (Sess. Papers, n® 576. vol.xx 111.) 
—. V. Accounts, 679. 
PENSIONS :— 


5th April 1831, by the East India Company, towards the Expense of Half Pay, 
Pensions and Allowances to His Majesty’s Forces :serving in 
Act 4, Geo. 4, c.71; printed 23 


619. Further Return of ditto ;_. printed 25 


dia, pursuant to 
(Sess. Papers, n° 17. vol. x VIII.) 


- (Sess, Papers, n° 28, vol. xv111) 


518. Account of the several Sums which will become payable between 5th April 1830, “ah 


| ereatedi by Act 6 Geo. 4, c..88; in the years ending 5th April 1829 and 1830 

| respectively 5» \printed 570. (Sess. Papers, n° 561. vol. xxxXa.) 
V. Accounts, 29; 30, 33#34°70» 71,136, 287; 506, 611, 713. 

PILGRIM Tax ; v, Accounts, 296. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Guten i Gate: of 
sapeott paisbiO) Arriyprn. 
PILOTAG E:— . . 
521, Account of Receipts and Appropriations. of Surplus Rates of Pilotage — - - - by Act. 2\6 
§22, - of all Sums received by the Corporation of Trinity House, of Deptford 
Strond, from the Thames River Pilots, pursuant to Act 6, Geo. 4, c. 125, 8. 4, for one 241 
the year ending 31st December 1829; and List of the Names of the Thames River 
Pilots; printed 255 - - ~ - * &lt;°(Sess.’ Papers, n° 241. vol. xx xr.) 
523. of the Receipt and Appropriation of the Pilots’ Fund for the year 18293) |. by act. 252 
printed 272 - - . - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 255. vol.xxx1.) J 
PLANTATIONS :— iis nen ac ah eg eae 
. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in 1830, to defray Bills drawn ne 
wee few New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, on account of Convicts in those es 113 773° 
Settlements ; printed 113. Referred 353. (Sess. Papers, n° 8g. vol. xv1ii.) f 
525. Estimates of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establishments of the Bahamas, HY at 
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Bermuda, Prince Edward’s Island, Newfoundland, a. 113: 1773-776 
Sierra Leone, and Fernando Po, for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353. - - ; 
(Sess. Papers, N° 89. vol. xvi11.) 
526. Estimate of the Charge of providing Stores for the Engineer Department in New Aig 
South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, and Clothing for Convicts, &amp;c.; printed Sasi 3. 113 776 
113. Referred 353 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xv1t1.) 
PiayinG Carbs; v. Accounts, 584 
PoLicek; v. Accounts, 399, 416, 464, 4665. 
Poor; v. Accounts, 340. 
Poor AND LABOURERS’ WAGES :— 
527. Returns of the Amount of Relief given in Money or Money’s worth between ianer| 
1829 and 1830, to any Labourers and Artisans, on account of themselves and their 641 
Families ; of the Number receiving such exclusive Relief, and several other Re- | 642 
turns relating to Able-bodied Labourers, &amp;c. —- - - - ©. oan * 
Poor RATES :— 
528. Clerk to prepare and lay before the House, Abstract of Returns, made to the Order poza he, 
of 4th May 1829, of Money levied and expended for the Relief of the Poor ; 149 Table, 171. 
printed172— = - + - - (Sess. Papers, n° 141. vol. xx x1.) 
529. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or other Place 
in England and Wales, to prepare an Account of Money levied for Poor Rates and | 275 
County Rates in the year ending 25th March 1830, upon every such Parish, Town- | 
ship or other Place maintaining its own Poor - - - - - : = 
Poor RELIEF; v. Accounts, 368. 
Port Patrick Harpour; v. Accounts, 615. 
PORTUGAL :— 
§3°. Papers relating to the Wine Company at Oporto, and other Monopolies in Portugal ; by Address. 626 
printed 626 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 621. vol. xxx1.) 
POSTAGE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 532. 
POSTEAS :— 
531. Return of the Number of Posteas filed during the years 1826, 1827 and 1828, in the 
Court of Common Pleas at Westminster; printed 19 Saou ia - + 12 12 
PosTING ; v. Accounts, 603. (Sess. Papers, N° 13. vol. xx x1.) 
Post OFFICE :— 
532. Return of the Name of each Post Town in the United Kingdom where an extra 
Charge beyond the Rate of Postage established by Act of Parliament is made for 
delivery of Letters within the limits of the Post Town; Amount of Rate collected 
in 1828, with Statement of the Authority by which such Charge is made; also, 106 325 
Account of the Dates on which Manchester, a. and Bradford have been relieved 502 
from such extra Charges; printed 326. 502 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 293, 478. vol. xx x1.) 
533- Accounts, in detail, of the whole Expense incurred in navigating, repairing and main- 
taining the Post-Office Packets between Dover and Calais, and Margate and Ostend; P 26 
and of Port Dues imposed; also, of Amount of Fares charged for Passengers, &amp;c. 77 3 
printed340— - - . - - - (Sess Papers, n° 325. vol. xxx1.) 
534. of the Number of Newspapers despatched by the Clerks of the Roads in 
the General Post Office; of London Newspapers sent beyond Sea by Officers in 
the Foreign Post Office, and the Number sent through the Post Office in London 529 560 
to the Country by the Venders, in 1829; printed 560 =; °usejoqed .eeea) ° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 548. vol. xxv.) 
535. Returns of al! Salaries and Emoluments enjoyed by the Clerks of, and other Persons 
employed in, the Foreign Department of the Post Office in London; of the Sum 
Total received for transmission of English Newspapers to France, and for Supply of 596 
French og Sa a to Subscribers in England, and to the Daily Morning and 
Evening Journals, published in London, from 1821 to 1829 - - - - 
536. Copy of Instructions transmitted by the Postmaster General to Mr. Telford, dated 
ist October 1824, directing him to survey the Road to the north of Grantham, for 6 
the purpose of avoiding Gunerby Hill; with Copies of Reports, Surveys. and 5° 
Estimates made by Mr. Telford; and, of several Plans, Sections and Returns 
relating thereto - - - - - ° ° ~ " . . » 
— V. Accounts, 583. 
Post-OFFice Packets; v. AccouNTS, 341, 432, 448, 533- 
PREROGATIVE COURT OF CANTERBURY; v. Accounts, 301, 302. 
PRESENTMENTS; pv, ACCOUNTS, 370, 395: | 
PRINCE EDWARD’s ISLAND; v. Accounts, 525. 
PRINTING ; v. Accounts, 354, 547- 
| PRINTING AND STATIONERY; v. Accounts, 384, 421, 678, 679. 

















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ACOOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 

PRISONS :— 

537- Copies of all Reports, and of Schedules transmitted to the Secretary of State, re-) 
specting Prisons; printed8  - °°'4)' = © (Sess.' Papers, N° 5. ‘vol. xxiv.) "J 

— V. Accounts, 364. 

PRIVATE BtLu OFFICE :— 
538. Table of Fees; printedi47.. -  -.  -_. (Sess. Papers, n° 112. vol. xxx.) 

Privy Councit OFFICE; v. Accounts; 690, 692. 

PRIZE Money; v. Accounts, 41. 

PROBATES OF WILLS; v. AccoUNTS, 302, 558, 599, 715- 

PROCLAMATIONS; v. Accounts, 361. 

PROMISSORY NOTES; v. Accounts, 92, 570. 

PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL; v. ACCOUNTS, 337. 

PROPERTY ;'v. Accounts, 14 

PROSECUTIONS :— 


539. Return of all Prosecutions during the Reigns of his late and present Majesty, ) 
either by ex-officio Information or Indictment, under the direction of the Attorney 
or Solicitor General, for Libels or other Misdemeanors against Members of His 
Majesty’s Government, or other Persons acting in their official capacity, conducted 
in the Department of the Solicitor for the Affairs of His Majesty’s Treasury ; 
printed 622 - | - - - + «+ (Sess. Papers, n° 608. vol. xxx.) 

— V. Accounts, 140, 596. 


PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— 
540, Estimate of the Sum which may be required in 1830, for paying the usual ter 





4 


ances to Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England, &amp;e.; printed 113. Referred, 
353 - - - - -* - (Sess. Papers, n°87. vol. xviii.) 
PROVISIONS :— 
541. Account of the Contract Prices of Meat and Bread at each of the Military Demet 
in the United Kingdom, from 1819 to the present time; printed225 - - - 


— V. Accounts, 482. (Sess. Papers, N° 192. vol. xvi11.) J 


PuBLic ACCOUNTS :— 


542. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Abbott, late one of the Commissioners for inquiring into 
the state of the Public Accounts, addressed to the Lords of the Treasury, 
dated 27th November 1829, together with the Explanations and Observations of 
Messrs, Brooksbank and Beltz thereupon; printedig2 - - - -— = 


— V. Accounts, 1 fo 5, 411. (Sess. Papers, n° 159. vol. xx1x.) 


Poswic BUILDINGS :— 
543. Estimate of the probable Amount that will be required for Repairs, &amp;c. of Public 
Buildings, for Furniture, &amp;c. for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 - - - 


Pusuic DEBT; v. Accounts, 84, 260 to 272, 579. (Sess. Papers, n° 85. vol. xv111.) 


PuBtic DEPARTMENTS :— 


544. List of all Clerks or others admitted for the first time to any Office on the Civil Esta- 
blishments of the Country since 1822 ; also in the Civil Departments of the Army, 
Navy and Ordnance; and, Return of the Number of Clerks and Officers who 
had been superannuated again introduced to the Service in each Department ; 
printed 471 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 449. vol. xv11.) 


— V. AccounTs, 20, 35, 399, 597, 551, 678, 680. 


Pustuic FunDED DEBT; v. AccounTs, 271, 579. 
Pusiic INCOME AND EXPENDITURE :— 

545. Copy of the Accounts laid before the Committee appointed in 1828, to inquire into 
the Public Income and Expenditure of the Ordinary Revenues of the United King- 
dom in each year, from 1801 to 1827, stating the Amount paid for Charges of 
Management, &amp;c.  - - - - - « - ° is a a ‘ 

— V. Accounts, 576, 577- 

Pusuic OFFICES; v. Accounts, 133, 138, 507. 


PuBtic REcorpDs :~ 
546. Return, in detail, of the manner in which the Sums charged in the Civil Contingencies, 
as paid to the Commissioners of Records in 1829, have been expended ; also, the 
Sums charged in the Miscellaneous Estimates for 1829, as paid for printing ; and a 
Return of the various Works published, and in course of publication, under the 
direction of the Record Commissioners; printed 192,344 - -  - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 157. vol. xx x1. N° 334. vol. xvIII.) 
[Orders for these Returns discharged ; others ordered 134.]} 


. 547. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of Printing under Ret 





direction of the Commissioners of Public Records for 1830; printed 113. Re- 
ferred 353 - = = 2 = = ~(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xv1i1.) 


548. Return, in detail, specifying both the Names of each and every Person employed 
under the direction of the Commissioners of Public Records, with a Statement of 
the Sums paid to each of the Persons employed respectively - - -  - 

Pusiic Works; v. Accounts, 393, 426: ; 
._ Pursers; v. Accounts, 489. 
RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— 


549. The ‘Royal Harbour of Ramsgate Trust Account, from 24th June 1828 to 24th 
June 1829 - - - - - - = 2% atfne . fe . 


REAL PROPERTY :— 
550. Second Report of Commissioners of Inquiry respecting Real Property ; printed 591} 
— V. AccowunTs. 149. (Sess. Papers, N° 575: vol. x1.) 


REcORDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 392, 422, 427, 546 to 548. 
RECEIVERS GENERAL; v. Accounts, 560 to 562, 564,565,623. 


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149 


King’ ‘ 
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149 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS —continued. 


| RepvctTion oF ESTABLisHMENTS :— 


REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE; v. Accounts, 276. ' 
Request, Courts or:— 


REVENUE :— 














1829 1 sewn ; showing the Reductions’ ‘already carried into ‘effect since 1821, 
and the further Reductions to be made as Vacancies oceur; printed 403 &gt;» - 4 


551) Return of the Establishments of the’ Public” ents and Offices in 1821 ml 
(Sess: Papers, n° 386. vol. xvi.) 


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 £.5, so far as relates to England and Wales; 
printed ig - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 15. vol. xX111.) 


653- Return of the Number of Debtors committed to the Whitecross-street and ach eh 


552. Abstract to be by ag of the Return (presented 18th February 1829) of the et 


monger-lane Prisons, on Process out of the Courts of Request, during each of 
the last Two years, ending ist January 18g0— - - - - “Ls - 


554. Account of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom, in the year ended 
5th January 1830; also, of the Balances of Public Money remaining in the Ex- 
chequer, in the years ended 5th January 1829 and 1830; printed2g-.  - = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 11. vol. xvii.) 


of the Total Amount of Money which, on 5th January 1830, was in = 





Exchequer, or remained to be received on account of Ways and Means; printed 23. 
Referred 117 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. xv1t.) 


showing the Amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to be 
received, on ist February 1830, to complete Aids granted for the Service of 1829 ; ; 
printed 23. Referred 56 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 18. vol. xx1x.) J 


557- Copies of Cases which have been stated and signed by the Commissioners of Assessed 
Taxes; printed 33 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°'43. vol. xxv.) 


558. Account of the yearly Produce of the Duties on several Articles; viz. Cotton Wool, 
&amp;c.; Coals and Culm carried Coastwise; Hides, Skins, “one &amp;e.; Spirits, Sugar, 
Tobacco, Wines, Malt, &amp;c.; Windows, &amp;c.; Legacies, Probates, &amp;c.; from'1792 
to the latest period the same can be made up; printed 492 Ae rns. © 

(Sess. Papers, n° 466. vol. xxv.) 








559: of the Number of Surcharges, and Amount of Duty obtained by the Exche- 
quer from all Increase or Surcharge of Assessed Taxes, during the last Two years ; 
printed 387 —- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 378. vol. xxv.) 

560 





of the Salaries and Expenses paid to the Receivers General of Land and 
Assessed Taxes in England, in the last year; also, Statement of the Dates to| 
which the last Accounts have been audited; printed 161 + - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N* 134. vol. xxv.) | 
661. Return of Amount of Balances or Debts now outstanding or due by former Receivers 
General; printed161— - . - - (Sess. Reem, N° 134. vol. xxv.) 


662, Account of the Gross Amount of the Land and Assessed Taxes received by each of 
the Receivers General of Taxes in England and Wales, and by the Collectors ig | 
Scotland, in the year ended 5th January 1830; printed 2393. 280 - -— = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 206, 269. vol. xxv.) 


A6g3. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for Compensation to Commissioners o 
Revenue Inquiry in Ireland and in Great Britain; printed 113. Referred 353 ‘ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xviit.) 
§54. Account of Salaries, Allowances, or other Emoluments of Receivers General of 
Taxes; printedi24 - - - - ‘ (Sess. Papers, N° 95. vol. xxv.) \ 
565. Copy of any Minute of the Treasury between the date of the Resolution of the 
ouse of Commons of 20th October 1696 and the passing of the Recoinage Act| ' 
in 1699, under which the Receivers and Collectors of Taxes. and Revenues aay 
have been authorized to take Silver in payment of Taxes at a lower Value than the 
Standard Value : - . : - - . - - &gt; %, 


“Y 

of the Order of 5th February 1700-1 respecting the Value, at which, the 

Louis d’Or and Spanish Pistole were to be received as part of the Current Coin of} , 

the Realm ; and of the Order of 23d July 1773 respecting the Regulations under &gt; 

which the Officers of the Mint were required to receive the Guineas, &amp;c. then in 
circulation; printed 161 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 135. vol. x'Vi1.) 

567. Return ef the Number of Letters addressed by the Solicitor to the Board of Taxes to 

Persons who were in arrears of their Assessed Taxes in 1828 and 1829, stating the 
Charge made toeach; printed 192 -. (Sess, Papers, N* 158, vol, xxv.) 


568. Statement of the Scale of Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange .in England net 
Pll sroetod Whee 





566. 





5th July 1828 to gist December 1829; printed 192. - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 160. vol. xxv.) 


569. Account of the Number of Country Bankers’ Notes stamped in Great Britain in each 
quarter of each year from 1827 to 1829 _— - - &gt; - - - - | 


570, Return of the Number of Banks that have commuted for Stamp Duty since 1826, 
given quarterly, and Amount of Duty paid on Promissory Notes and Bills of Ex- 
change; printedig2 - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 160. vol. xxv.) 


571. Account of the Monies remaining in the Exchequer on the 5th. January 1829 on 
Account of the Four-and-a-Half per cent. Duties ; also the Monies paid in on 
the same Account in the year ended 5th January 1830, with an Account of the 
Application thereof; printed280 -  - (Sess. Papers, N° 279. volo xxvir.) 

572. Return of the Number of Writs or Processes issued by the Solicitor and Board of: 
Taxes against Persons in arrear of their Assessed Taxes in the County of Mid- 
dlesex, in the year from ist January to gist December 1829, stating the Number 
of Executions on such Processes, &amp;c.; printed Yo? = - - 9-00) Seal | 

I (Sess. Papers, n° 158.)-vol. xxv.) 

573» Return of the Number of Distributors of Stamps’ im’ the United Kingdom in 829, 
stating the Name of ‘each, Ke. 3 printed 344° (Sess. Papers, n° Q39/ vol. xK-v.) *} ' 

574+ Account of all Sums paid into the Stamp Office for Duty on Thstifanceé from! Fire in, 
London and the Country for each Quarter in 1829 =) - oe ee 

575H °° of Sums received by the Commissioners of Stamps during. the last Six year 

' for Stamps on Marine Pol 4 ME ANE Sey 





icies; printed 251 (Sess. Papérs, x* 230. vol. xxV.) 





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by Address. 89 
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95 376 
95 161 
95 161 
233 
106 280 
Po. adh 112 
by Act. 124 
FAO OP HO99A 
140 161 , 
141 19k 
‘ 449) ot igt j 
| rod bins valg 
y AAD 1, AOR, 
154 280 
159 191 
174 q 344. 


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| REVENUE—Ccontinued. 


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11.G.IV-&amp;1W.1V,) , INDEX , tothe - KiGHuay-Ri 





576. Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting the 


Public Income of the United. Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland for the yearh | 


ended 5th January 1830; printed 225 - . (Sess. Papers; n° 177, vol. xvii.) 
of the Total Income. of the Revenue:of -Great.-Britain and Ireland in seat 





577- 
year ended 5th January 1830; with an Account of the Public Expenditare during 
the same period; printed225 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 177. vol. xvit.) 

578. Account of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom in the year ended 5th Ja- 
nuary 1830; printed225 - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 177. vol. xvi.) 

of Balances of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer on 5th ie ys 





579% —= 
1829; of Money raised by Additions to the Funded or Unfunded Debt in the year 
ended 5th January 1830; printed225 - (Sess, Papers, N° 177. vol. xvit.) 
of the Income of the Consolidated Fund in the year ended sth January 
1830; printed 225 - .- = = (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xvit.) 

of the Money applicable to the Payment of the Charges on the Consolidated 
Fund; printed225 - - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xvil.) 

—— showing how the Monies given for the Service of the year 1829 have been 
disposed of; printed225 - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xvii.) ° } 
583, Accounts of Arrears and Balances; viz. Customs (England, Scotland and Ireland); 

Excise (England, Scotland and Ireland) ; —— (Great Britain and Ireland) ; 
Land and Assessed Taxes in Great Britain; Tax Collectors’ Balances; Post 
Office (Great Britain and Ireland); Land Revenue (England and Wales) ; printed 
225 =- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 177. vol. xvii.) 


584. Return of the Number of Packs of Playing Cards charged with Duty in the or 


580, 








581, 


582. 





ended §th January 1827, stating the rate of Duty and Amount collected ; ditto for 
the year ended 5th January 1830; printed280 (Sess. Papers, N° 274. vol. xxv.) 
585- Account of the “7 Duty recetved upon Sea Policies and upon Fire Insurances) 
on an average of Three years, ending 5th January 1783, 1793, 1815, and 1830; 
printed 377. - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 368. vol. xxv.) J 
of Sums received in the year 1829 under each rate of Duty and upon each 
Article contained in the various Schedules of the Acts now in force for levying a 
Revenue on Stamps; printed377 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 367. vol. xxv.) J 
587. Accounts of the Amount of Stamp Duties on Newspapers ; and on Advertisements | 
received during each of the last Twenty years in England and Scotland ; printed ; 
427. - - . - - - - (Sess, Papers, s° 405. vol. xxv.) } 
588. Account of all Sums arising from the Product of the Taxes, independent of “Bonk 





586. 


paid into the Exchequers of Great Britain and Ireland, severally, from 1786 to 1801, 
and from 1801 to1816 - -— - Ce eae - - Oh 


589. Return of all Prosecutions, and of all Commutations of Fines in 1828, 1829 and 
1830, under that Clause of the present Stamp Act which relates to entering Books, 
Pamphlets, &amp;c. at the Pamphlet Duty Department of the Stamp Office; printed 
427. - - - + - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 407. vol. xxv.) 

590. Account of all Sums of Money received and paid into the Exchequer during Five 
years last past from Great Britain and Ireland, arising from the Duty on Probates 
of Wills, also from Legacies; a like Account of Duty on Newspapers and Adver- 
tisements ; also, of the Product of the Stamp Duty on Powers of Attorney ; 
printed 427 - - - - - - hom! Papers, n° 408. vol. xxv.) 

of the Gross Amount of the Number of Surcharges under the Assessed Tax 
Acts for the last Ten years; printed 560 (Sess. Papers, n° 546. vol. xxv.) 

592. Return of the Number of Dogs entered, and for which Duty was paid in the United) 
Kingdom in 1829; printed 560 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 547. vol. xxv.) 


593- Returns of the Number of Stamps issued for the London Newspapers from 1825 to 
1829 ; and, in the year 1829 - ° - ~ © ° i - - 7 





591. 


594- Account of Amount of Duty paid for Advertisements by each London Newspaper 
from 1820 to 1829; printed 560 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 549. vol. xxv.) 
595- Return of the Number of Stamps issued to each of the Newspapers pabliahed in 
England, Scotland and Wales (except to those published in London), from 1825 to 
1829; printed 622 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 609. vol. xxv.) 
596. Account of all Law Expenses incurred for Prosecutions in 1829 and 1830, under that 
Clause of the present Stamp Act which relates to entering Books, Pamphlets, &amp;c. 
at the Pamphlet Department of the Stamp Office; printed 570 - - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 563. vol. xxv.) 
597- Accounts of the Amount of Stamp Duties on Almanacks or Calendars, and on Pam- 
phlets, during each of the last Twenty years, in England, Scotland, and Ireland ; 
| printed 622 - - - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 610. vol. xxv.) 
598. Return of the Number of Persons who have compounded for their Assessed Taxes ; 
printed 637 - +--+ = = «= = (Sess. Papers, n° 649. vol. xxv.) 
599. Statement of the Expenses incurred under the Acts for the Redemption and Sale of 
the Land Tax; printed 570 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 564. vol. xxv.) 
Goo. Accounts of the Number of Four-wheeled and other Carriages charged with Duties} 
in each of the Five years ending 1st January 1815 and ist January 1830; printed 
657 - - -~ -* - = = «= (Sess. Papers, n° 686. vol. xxv.) J 
601. Account of the Number of Hackney Coaches licensed in each of the Five ren} 
to 1st January 1830; printed 657  -  - (Sess. Papers, N° 687. vol. xxx.) 
602. ————_— of the Number of Horses charged with Duty in each of the Five years} 
ending 1st January 1815 and ist January 1830; printed 657 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 688. vol. xxv.) J 
603. ————— of the Produce of the Duties on Posting in each of the Five years ending 
ist January 1830; printed 657 - =~ (Sess. Papers, n° 689. vol, xxx1.) 
604. Return of all Payments made out of the Surplus which accrued on the Four-and-a- 
Half per cent. Fund between 25th March 1828 and 5th January 1830, over and 
above the Payments made by the Husband, and the Salaries and Pensions detailed 
in a Retarn, N° 273, of the present Sessions. printed 653 -. - - 7 7 07 
(Sess. Papers, n° 680. vol. XXVIII.) ~ 
— V, Accounts, 6, 79, 82, 83, 85, 86, 166. Customs, 176 #0256. Dest, Nationa1 260 
to 272. Excise, 325 to 328. TrREtann, 365, 366, 423, 605 to 607, 624. 


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Bh Tt | : LG “Arreunix. 
by Act...b~ 223 806-808 
ped heats 
by Act. 225 810° 
by Act. 223) ’ 810 
by Act, 223 812 
by Act. 223 812 
by Act 223 812 
by Act 224 889 
by Act. ‘224 
242 
243 280 
272 377 
273 377 
348 427 
361 
375 427 
383 427 
488 560 
526 560 
529 560 
540 622 
542 57° 
542 622 
554 637 
by Act. 570 
623 652 
623 653 
623 653 
623 653 
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'AGCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


REVENUE Inquiry :— 
605. Copy of Twentieth Report of Commissioners of Revenuein Ireland and Great Britain ; 


printed 70. - - - ~, (Sess. Papers,'n?.6g.. vol, X111.) 


606. Copy of Twenty-first Report of ditto; printed’ 12qg~ " - — - 


607. Copy of Twenty-second Report of ditto; printed 637 -  - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 94. vol. XTI1.) } 


(Sess. Papers, N° 647. vol. x1V.) } 


— V. Accounts, 563. 
REVERSIONS; v. Accounts, 506. 


RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 


608. Richmond Bridge Cash Account - - 


Roaps; v. Accounts, 340 to 346, 466, 646. 
RoapDSs AND BRIDGES; v. AccounTs, 397, 619. 
RoyvaL CANAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 429. 








Rovat MILITARY ACADEMY; v. Accounts, 24, 67. 


Rum; v. Accounts, 188, 230, 233, 241, 483, 663, 669, 670. 


Russian Loan; v. Accounts, 261. 


SAINT! DOMINGO; v. ACCOUNTS, 304. 


Saint Paneras PAvine — 
60. Return from the Commissioners of Paving, &amp;c. the South West District of St. Pancras, 


1827, 1828 and 1829; also, Amount of Debt remaining chargeable upon the Rates 
of the District; and similar Returns from several other Districts in the said Parish 
[Three of these Returns to be laid before the House forthwith, 632.) 


of an Account ‘of Monies received and expended by them for each of the ssh 


SAVINGS ‘BANKS ; v. Accounts, 263, 268, 371. 
SCOTLAND :— 


610. 


611. 


612. 





A Book, intituled, Acts of Sederunt of the Court of Session in Scotland, 1829-30; 
printed 24 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 24. vol. xx.) } 
Account of Pensions granted out of the Civil List of Scotland, from 20th June 1828) 
to 20th June 1829; printed 67 - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 58. vol. xxx1.) f 


Copies of Warrants authorizing and granting Compensations to several Persons for 
loss of Fees, Emoluments, &amp;c. in Scotland - - ° e e } 


. Abstract of Accounts of Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses for year ending 


goth June 1829; printed628 - - ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 628. vol. xxx.) 


. Copies of Cases stated and signed by the Commissioners of Assessed Taxes in Scotland 
. 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 113. Referred, 353. '. 


(Sess. Papers, N° 85. vol. xvii.) 


. Return of the Number of Causes enrolled in the Rolls of the Outer House of the 


Court of Session of Scotland for various periods; and several other Returns relating 

to the Proceedings of that Court; and a Return of the Number of Cases tried in 

the High Court of Justiciary in Edinburgh and on the Circuits; printed 179 = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 145. vol. xx.) 

of the Number of Causes inrolled for the first time in the Outer House - 





from ist January 1811 to ist January 1829; printedi7g - ~ - - - “ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 146. vol. xx.) 


sions of the Court of Session, from 12th May 1826 to 12th May 1829; and other 
Returns relating to that Court; printed 179 


. Abstract of the Business inrolled before and performed by the First and Second thet 


(Sess. Papers, N° 147. vol. xx.) 


Highlands of Scotland; printed228 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. xv.) 


. Sixteenth Report of Commissioners for the Repair of Roads and Bridges in | 


c. 112, showing the Receipts and Application thereof, from 2ist June 1821; printed 
Oe Ce tt. texte ae ee 


. Account of the Fee Fund of the Court of Session in Scotland, established by 50 Geo. “| 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 239. vol. xx.) 


Scotiand, containing a Statement of the Establishment, 


unds, and Expendit f 
the Board; printed 337 - a a penditure o 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 316. vol. xxx.) 


. Copy of Report of Committee of Trustees for the Ensoursgement of Manufactures th 


. Account of the Amount of Cess levied in each of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, from 


1825 to 1829; printed427 -  - - (Sess. Papers, n° 403. vol. xx1x.) 


. Return of the Expense of the Office of Receivers General of Land and Assessed) 


Taxes in Scotland in 1829; printed 344 - (Sess. Papers, n° 337. vol. xxv.), Jf 
of the Amount of Revenue remitted from Scotland in 1829, by whom and at 
what Dates of Exchange; printed 344 - (Sess. Papers, n° 336. vol. xvii.) 

of the Number of Magistrates named in the Commission of the Peace in 
each'County in Scotland; printed 284 . - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxx.) 








. Copy of the Table of Fees of Conveyancing, and of General Law Business, pare | 


by the Society of Writers to the Signet in Scotland ; printed 337 a) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 310. vol. xxix.) . | 


of Instructions issued from the Tax Office in Edinburgh to the S 
Taxes in Scotland in 1828 and 1829, directing them to aaa the saleed Hent = 





Dwelling Houses; with Copies or Extracts of the Replies thereto; printed 502 
(Sess. Papers, n° 482. vol. xxv.) 


. Return of the Number of Notaries Public admitted in Scotland in 1828 and ™~ 


with the Expense of each Admission ; printed 437 (Sess. Papers, n° 418. vol.xxx.) 


. Copy of the Table of Agents’ Fees practising before the Sheriffs’ Courts in Scotland ; 


printed 512 = - (Sess. Papers, n° 492. vol. xxx.) 


. Returns of the Number of Prisons situate within the Jurisdiction of edch Sheriff. 


Depute in Scotland, and the Places where they are. respectively situated: of th 
Number of Persons accused of Offences committed for Thial, “4 printed io e 


(Sess. Papers, n° 459. vol. xxiv.) 








Ordered. | Presented. 
39 7° 
112 124 
626 636 
by Act. 437 
Mg 
0. 44 
| ff 
057 
by Act. 24 
by Act. 32 
by Act 32 
by Act. 33 
by Act. 70 
Prcan._i 112 
by Address. 1 78 
by Address.| 179 
by Address} 179 
by Act. 228 
by Adiiress. 243 
250 326 
261 427 
283] 344 
283 344 
by Address. 284 
by Address. 337 
427 502 
by Address. 437 
by Address.) 457 
by Address. 470 


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; Ordered. | Pre ted, | of 
| SCOTLAND—continued, UAYIOVL SOV hs. 
631. Return of the Number of Hornings and Captions issuing through the Signet mt giowaow Pio ygoJ i a 


BAGH / 








in Edinburgh in 1828 and 1829, and the Expénse‘of each; printed 62g = - by Address.) Gq | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 640. vol, XX111.) &gt; 40d 
632. Copy of all Acts of Sederunt, or other Authorities anderwhich the Fees in Conveyancing by Addres.| 526 
have been fixed and sanctioned; printed 526 (Sess, Papers, n° 504. vol. xx 1x.) 
633. Returns of the Salary and Allowances to His Majesty’s Commissioner to the General 
Assembly in Scotland, stating the Amount; printed539 - - -_ - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 533. vol. x1x.) 
634. Account of all Sums of Money paid to the Episcopalian Clergy of Scotland in 1829; by Address.| 539 | 
printed 539 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 534. vol. x1x.) | 
635. Copies of Reports made to the Secretary of State respecting Gaols in Scotland; 
printed 650 - - -- - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 679. vol, xxiv.) aay SOF | 
636. Statement of the Number of Persons convicted of Forgery on the Chartered and 
other Banks of Scotland, from 1791 to 1829; printed 578 - - - - = | by Address.| 578 
(Sess. Papers, N° 572. vol. xX11I.) 
of the Number of Actions seaniong for Divorce on the head of eal 


by Address. 1 -, 539 





637. 
raised in the Consistorial Court of Edinburgh from 1822 to 1829, and the result of 
every such Action; printed 591 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 577. vol. xx1x,) 

638. Return, showing the Number of Causes tried in the Jury Court of Scotland, from the 
establishment of that Court in 1815, until the Act relative to the Qualification al 
Jurors came into operation, &amp;c.; printed 638 (Sess. Papers, n° 653. vol. xx.) 

639. Twenty-sixth Report of Commissioners for making and maintaining the Caledonian bai bel 646 
Canal; printed 646 - - _) - (Sess. Papers, n° 668. vol. xv.) eye + 

640. Return by the Barons of Exchequer, Scotland, of the Amount allowed to any Com- 
missary, Commissary Clerk, or other Officer claiming Compensation for the loss a 


by Address.| 591 


by Address.| 638 





Fees in the Court of Commissaries in Edinburgh, through the effect of the Act ty abate PR 
4 Geo. 4,¢.97; printed657_ - - + (Sess, Papers, n° 685. vol. xx.) 
641. Abstract of Account of Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses for year endin = 

goth June 1830; printed657_ - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 6go. vol. XXX.) . j eines 658 « a 


—V. Accounts, 65, 164, 176, 231, 243, 246, 324, 332, 458, 562, 583, 587, 595, 597, 664, 
667, 670, 671, 674 


SEAMEN’S WAGES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 477. 








SEA POLICIES; v. Accounts, 585. 


SEARCHES FOR JUDGMENTS :— 


642. Account of all Fees or Emoluments received by the Clerks of the Judgment Office, 
or other Officers of the several Courts at Westminster, for Searches for J ral 


during each of the last Seven years, ending 1st January 1830; and Return of the 


407 
Names of the Persons who received such Fees, &amp;c. - - 


SECRETARIES OF STATE; v. Accounts, 690 to 692. 


SECRET SERVICES :— 


643. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for His Majesty’s Foreign and other) 
Secret Services for 1830; printed11g. Referred 353 - - - - =} ‘ mn de 113 768 
(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvi1t.) 5 [ome 
SEDERUNT, ACTS OF; v. Accounts, 610, 632. 
SEGARS;'v. Accounts, 240, 687. 
SHERIFFS’ CouRTS ; v. AccouNTS, 629. 


SHERIFFS CRAVINGS :— 


644. Returns of the Amount of Monies demanded at the Exchequer by the High Sheriff 


of each County in England and Wales, in his Bill of Cravings for 1828-9, and of 
the Sum granted by the Exchequer on such Bill; printed250 - - - - 


164 | 250 
(Sess. Papers, N® 220. vol. xxx1.) . 


SHERIFF'S FEES :— 


645. Return of all Fees paid in one year by the High Sheriff in each County in En 
and Wales; and stating what Allowances are made to each; printed 22 


(Sess. Papers, n° 20. vol. xx x1.) 
SHIPPING; v. ACCOUNTS, 15 4, 183, 211 to 213, 224,'263, 266, 298. 


gland by Address 
e of last 22 





SHOES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 192. 


SHOREHAM HARBOUR; v. ACCOUNTS, 502. 





SHREWSBURY AND HOLYHEAD RoAD :— 


646. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the Shrewsbury and Holyhead 
Road between 1st February 1829 and ist February 1830, and Report of Mr. John bia dat 205 
Provis thereon; printed 205 a ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 169. vol. xv.) awe 

SHUBENACCADIE CANAL :— 

647. Copies of Communications on the subject of the Shubenaccadie Canal in Nova 
Scotia; printed 377. Referred 517 - (Sess. Papers, n° 371. vol. x x1.) 376 377 
SIERRA LEONE :— 


648. Return of Abstract Statement of the Expenditure of the Colony of Sierra Leone from 
1812 to 1828; and Copies or Extracts of Correspondence and other Returns eur 
relating to that Colony; printed53— - - (Sess. Papers, n° 57. vol. x x1.) 53 


Session. 
— V. Accounts, 525. 

SILK; v. Accounts, 185, 314- 

SILK Goobs; v. Accounts, 185, 218, 251... 
SILVER COINS :— 


649. Copy of the Report toi the:Lords of the Treasury; dated’‘12thSeptember 1695, by], | sp 6 
Mr. Lowndes, Secretary tothe: Preasury, oir the subject of the Silver Coins Y} 9 Big os! : 
— V. ‘Accounts, 470, 473, 555. ' 





























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


SLAVE POPULATION :— ne 
650. Return from. all the Slave Colonies belonging to the Crown, of the Parelation 


thereof, from ist January 1825, and continued to thé latest period” printed 602 - 


| (Sess: Papers, N°!58%. Vol: x x1.) 
of Abstract of the latest Returns received from, each of His Majesty’s Colo- 
nies of the Slave Population, including the “Mauritius and the Cape. of. Good 

Hope; printed 649 2 = ee = 18 ea8.'Papers, N°\674. vol. xx1.) 
652. Papers in explanation of the Measures adopted for the. Melioration of the Condition 
of the Slave Population in His Majesty’s Possessions; printed649 - -  - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 676. vol. x x1.) 





651. 


SLAVERY :— 
653. Order in Council for consolidating the several Laws recently made for improving 
the condition of the Slaves in His Majesty’s Colonies; printedif -  - =~ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 8. vol. x x1.) 


654. Return of the steps taken by His Majesty’s Government for carrying into effect the 
Measure recommended by the Commissioners for inquiring into the claims_to 
Freedom of the Descendants of the Native Indians at Honderas; and several other 
Returns relating to Slaves in Demerara and Trinidad; printed 602 - = ‘~}' 

(Sess. Papers, n° 583. vol. xx1.) 7 

655. Copies of all Communications made to the Colonial Department, since 1st January 







1826, respecting the obstacles alleged.to be thrown in the way of giving Re- | 
ligious Instruction to the Slaves, and the alleged Persecution, Imprisonment, or 
other punishment of the Missionaries employed in Jamaica ; and, List of all Persons 
confined in the different Gaols and Workhouses in Jamaica on 1st January 1820; 
prined649 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 672. vol. xx1.) 


SLAVE TRADE :— 


656. Kstimate of the Sum which may be required to defray the Expenses incurred for the] 
Support of Captured Negroes, &amp;c. for 1830, under the Acts for the Abolition of 
the Slave Trade; printed113. Referred 353 (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xviii.) J 


657. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1830, to pay the Salaries and Inci- 
dental Expenses of the Commissioners for preventing illegal traffic in Slaves; 
printed 113. Referred 353 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvu11.) 


658. 7 relating to the Slave Trade 1829 ; Class (A.) Correspondence with the British 
ommissioners ; Class (B.) Correspondence with Foreign Powers - - - 
SMALL ARMS MANUFACTORY; v. Accounts, 66, 71. 
SMALL DeErtTs; v. Accounts, 552. 
SNUFF; v. Accounts, 240, 687, 688. 
Soap; v. ACCOUNTS, 200, 201, 202, 313, 314, 327, 558. 
SOUTH AFRICA; v. Accounts, 348. 


SouTH AMERICAN STATES :— 

659. Account of Items of Expenditure, including Charges for Conveyance out and home 
in the Diplomatic and Consular Establishments in the New States of America ;' 
printed 338_—- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 318. vol. xx1.) 

- of Items of Expenditure for Charges of Conveyance of His Majesty’s Diplo- 
matic and Consular Servants in the New States of America, since ist January 
1825; printed 377 - - ~ - (Sess. Papers, N° 318. vol. x x1.) f 


. 660, 





— V. Accounts, 10. 

SOUTHWARK WATER WorRKS; v. ACCOUNTS, 449. 

SoUTHWOLD HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 212. 

SOVEREIGNS; v. Accounts, 81, 471. 

SPERMACETI CANDLES; v. ACCOUNTS, 325. 

SPIRITS AND WINE:— 


661. Account of the Number of Wine Gallons of Proof Spirits that paid Duty in each 
Kingdom, for the Home Consumption of that Kingdom ;_ printed 224 oe 
(Sess. Papers, n° 186. vol.-x x11.) 


of the Amount paid Distillers in each Kingdom, as Drawback on Malt, 
under 1 &amp; 2 Geo. 4, c. 82; printed225 - (Sess. Papers, n° 188. vol. x x11.) 
[Order for this Account discharged, and others ordered, 67.] 
of the Total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits of the Manufacture of the 
United Kingdom that paid Duty, and the Amount thereof, for Home Consumption, 
in each Kingdom; also, the Total Number of Gallons of Proof Rum, Brandy, 
Geneva, and all other Foreign Spirits, that paid Duty in each Kingdom; printed 233 
(Sess. Papers, n° 211. vol. xx1h) 


of the Number of Gallons of Spirits charged with Duty in England, = 


662. 








663. 





664. 
land and Ireland separately; also, the Number of Gallons imported from Scotland 
and Ireland, from 5th January 1821 to 5th January 1830; printed 251 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 224. vol. x x11.) 
665. ——— of the Number of Gallons of Foreign Wine open which Duty has been paid, 
for Home Consumption, from 5th January 1821 to Sth January 1830; printed 280 
(Sess. Papers, N° 271. vol. x x11.) 
of the Number of Gallons of Spirits, which paid Duty in Ireland during each 
of the last Ten years; printed 326 = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 297. vol. xx1t.) 
[Order for this Account discharged ; and others ordered, 203.) 


667. Returns of the Number of Gallons of Scottish Spirits imported into England by land, 
and Amount of Duty collected thereon ; of the Number of Excise Officers em- 
loyed in the prevention of Smuggling from Scotland to England’; of Scottish 
R vite seized in Cumberland and Northumberland ; and, of the Quantities of Eng- 
lish, Scottish and Irish Spirits,on which Duties of Excise were levied; printed 251 
(Sess. Papers, n° 232. vol. x x11.) 


668. Accounts of the Quantity of Home-made Spirits, stated im Inmpérial- Gallons, at Proof, 


666. 





1826, and from 5th January. 1826 te 6th January 1830" - - *e 
669. Ditto of Rum; printed 377 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 366. ‘vol. xx11.) 


that paid Duty in England, in each of the Four years: preceding 5th oa! 





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King’s 
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671. Copies of Memorials to the Treasury» by.Corn; Distillers in im Scotland and vee «ipoqoll |. , 
'  Treland, together with any Reports. of the Commissioners of Excise thereupon if . 285. 377 
printed 377, - - -  - = = (Sess, Papers,.x° 370. vol. x x11.) 
672. Account of the Quantity of Corn Spirits annually consumed in the United Kingdom, 
from January 1800 to the present time; printed492- - - - = ‘| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 469..vol, x x11.) 
673. Copies of all Letters and Orders from the Treasury or Board of Excise, directing any 
demand to ‘be made of additional Duties on Spirits on or after 15th March last; 475 622 
and of all Letters demanding any additional Duty on Spirits sent into Consumption; 
printed 622 +4 7 ¢ ° - - (Sess. Papers, n° 613. vol. xx.) 
674. Accounts of the Total Number of Proof Gallons of Spirits made from Malt only by 
,, every. Distiller|in Ireland and Scotland on which the Drawback of 1s. to the : 
5th January 1826, and of 1s. 2d. thereafter has been allowed, paid, or can be 573 


claimed ; and af the Total Number of Gallons of Wash distilled by each of the 
Distiflers in Great Britain and Ireland. 


| [Order for printing these Accounts discharged 649.] 
— V. Accounts, 179, 188, 230, 233, 241, 243, 247, 252, 322, 558. 
STAINES BRIDGE: — 


675. Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Tolls collected on Staines Bridge. - by Act. 428 Y or ae 


Stamp DUTIES; v. Accounts, 365, 366, 412, 423,426, 568, 579, 573, 583, 585, 586, 587, nite KO 
589, 599, 593 to 597. a taal 


Sramp OFFICE; v. Accounts, 92; 312,574. hey | 
STARCH :— fan 
676. Copy of Memorial of William Goodlad Todd to the Lords of the Treasury, pra ret 


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for a Return of Duty paid by him on 19,110 lbs. of Starch consumed by Fire; 
printed 657 - = 1 . - = (Sess. Papers, n° 693. vol. xx X1.) 
STATE PAPER OFFICE :— 


677. Estimate of the Amount that will be required to defray the Expense to be incurred in 
18g0 in erecting the State Paper Office; printed 113. Referred353- - - es fe As 8 
(Sess. Papers, N° 85. vol. xv11I.) Comment. 4 75 


630 |... 663 


STATIONERY :— 


678. Estimate of the probable Expense of providing Stationery, Printing and Binding for 
the Public Departments of Government for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 - King’s rig nye 

(Sess. Papers, ne 88. vol. xvi11.) Command. 768 

679. Return, in detail, of the Articles of Stationery, Quantity, and Price, s , 





— in 1829 
to the Army, Medical Board, the Royal Military Asylum, the Commander in 543 560 
Chief’s Office, and the General Penitentiary - - - - ~ - - 
— V. Accounts, 384, 421. 
STEAM PACKETS; v. ACCOUNTS, 341, 432. 
STEAM VESSELS; v. Accounts, 182, 224. 
STocK PURCHASED; v. Accounts, 117. 
SUGAR; v. AccounTs, 186, 208, 222, 235, 242, 244, 252, 558. 
SuITs'\ IN EQuiTY; v. AccouNTS, 107 to 110, 113, 120, 122, 123. ; 
SUPERANNUATIONS :— | i osttine 
680. Estimate of the Sum that will be wanted to defray the Charge of Allowances or Com- oo: 
ar to persons formerly employed in Public Departments; printed 119. Prin iby 113 763 
eferred 353 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xviit.) 
681. Annual Account of Superannuation Allowances granted under Act 3, Geo. 4, ¢. 1133 
printed 629 - me ee ee = (Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xviii.) by Act. 233 
682. Copy of Treasury, Minute, granting Superannuation Allowance to Mr. Tatler, late an 
extra Clerk in the Audit Office; printed 427. (Sess. Papers, N° 410. vol. xviI.) ome 427 


—! V. Accounts, 13, 35, 54, 71, 288, 421, 544. 
SURCHARGES; v. ACCOUNTS, 559, 591- 
SURGEONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 4Q1+ 
SurRPLUS Ways AND MEANS; v, Accounts, 555- 
SUTTEE; v. ACCOUNTS, 283, 295. 

Swan RIVER SETTLEMENT :— 
a Information relative to the Progress of the Settlement at Swan River; 
printed 649 - - - “ . 

TALLOW ; v. ACCOUNTS, 325. 


King’s 


683. Extract of a Despateh from Lieutenant Governor Stirling to Sir George Murray, con- 
} Command. 649 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 675. vol. xx1.) 


TAXES ; v. ACCOUNT, 557, 559, 560, 562, 564, 565, 567, 572, 583, 588, 591, 598 to 6v0, 
- 614, 623, 627. 


THAMES NAVIGATION :— 
684. Account, in Abstract, of Receipts and Disbursements by the Commissioners of my 


_ Thames Navigation, in 1829 ; printed G29 ~- | (Sess. Papers, N° 629. vol. xx x1.) 
—(|V. Accounts, 451, 522 i 


| TimBER:— ere = 
68%. Account of the Prices.of Timber 
supplied to His Majesty's Doc 
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— V. Accounts, 199, 204, 265, 838.00 


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by Act. 4 48 


¥ards,:from~ 181g to tlie present time; printed : 0 T98 : E 34 


)Loadat! each-of' the Royal Forests, ‘and vel }) oi3 to afasoooA .A00 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
DEN 50% Accounts, 197. 
TITHE COMPOSITION ; v, Accounts, 956. 

TITHES; v. Accounts, 406. 


TIVERTON TURNPIKE TRUST :— 
686. Account of the Annual Receipt and Expenditure of the Tiverton Turnpike es 
for 1828 and 1829 . - - - ~ ° “ ‘ o 


[Order for this Account discharged 273.] 
TOBACCO AND SNUFF :— 
687. Account of the Number of Pounds Weight of Leaf Tobacco, Manufactured Segars 
and Snuff, paid Duty upon quarterly. for the last year ending 5th January 1830 - 
688. ——-—- of the Amount of Duty collected at the respective Ports of Importation 
within the same period; printed 258 


—V. AccounTs, 229, 240, 407, 558. 
TopD, WILLIAM GOODLAD; v. Accounts, 676. 


(Sess. Papers, N° 245. vol. xxvil.) 


TOLLS AND CUSTOMS; v. ACCOUNTS, 372, 433- 
TONNAGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 154, 211, 212, 226, 298. 
TONTINE ANNUITIES; v. AccounTs, 382, 386. 


TRADE AND NAVIGATION; v. Accounts, 216. 
%, 
TRANSPORTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 130. 

TREASURERS OF GRAND JURIES; v. AccounTs, 428, 435. 


TREASURY :— 


689. 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 1830; printed 113. Re- 
ferred 353 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xvitt.) 


6go. Ditto - - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State; of His 
Majesty’s Foreign Secretary of State ; also, for the Colonies; and of His Majesty’s 

Most Honourable Privy Council, &amp;c. for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 
(Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xvii.) 


691. Estimate of the Sum that ~~ be wanted to defray the Contingent Expenses wih 


Messengers’ Bills, in the Department of His Majesty’s Treasury, for 1830; 
printed 113. Referred 353 (Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xvi11.) 
692. Ditto - - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State; of His 
Majesty’s Foreign Secretary of State ; also, for the Colonies; and, of His Majesty’s 
Most Honourable Privy Council, &amp;c. for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 


(Sess. Papers, n° 86. vol. xv111.) 


TREASURY BILLS; v. Accounts, 82. 
TREATIES, &amp;c. :— 

693. Copy of a Convention of Commerce and Navigation between His Britannick Majesty 

and the Emperor of Austria, signed at London, December 21st, 1829 - 


694. (A.) Papers relative to the Affairs of Greece: Protocols of Conferences held in London 
(B.) Protocols of Conferences held at Constantinople - 


(C.) 1. Convention of Alexandria ; 


2. Blockade of the Dardanelles; 3. Raising of 
Greek Blockades - - - ° - 


695. Communications with His Royal Highness Prince Leopold relating to the a 


of Greece 


696. Communications addressed by the Porte to the Plenipotentiaries of the Allied Courts, 


respecting the Boundaries fixed in the Protocol of 22d March 1829 


Protocol of a Conference held at Poros, between the Representatives of Great Britain, 
France and Russia, on 12th December 1828 


Further Communications relating to the Sovereignty of Greece: 1. Papers delivered 
to Lord Aberdeen on the 7th June 1830, by order of His Royal Highness Prince 
Leopold ; 2. Despatch from His Majesty’s Ambassador at Paris, transmitting Com- 
munications from M. Eynard 


Instruction issued by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to ere datd| 


697. 


698. 


699. 
Sir Pulteney Malcolm, in compliance with the Letter of the Earl of Aberdeen, dated 
April egth, 1829 


700. Copy of Instructions issued to the Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands, to 
prevent any Blockade of the Ports or Coasts of Greece, and of Extracts of Cor- 
respondence relating thereto; and, Communications of the Ambassadors of England 
and France with the Reis Effendi and the Baron de Zuylen, and other Com- 


munications relating thereto, dated 18th August 1829, and 29th August 1829 
TRINIDAD; v. Accounts, 143, 654. 
TRINITY HOUSE; v. AccoUNTS, §21 to 523. 
TURNPIKE RoApD Bitt Fees :— 


701. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in 1830, to defray the expense of 
paying the Fees due sgh ome to the Officers of the Parliament on all Bills for 
continuing or amending Turnpike Road Acts; printed 113. Referred 353 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xvu11t.) J 

702. Account, in detail, of £.8,899. 8. 8. charged in the Civil Contingencies of 1829, for) 

payment of Fees on Bills for improving Turnpike Roads; printed 421 - -( 
(Sess. Papers, n° 399. vol. xxx1.) J 
TURNPIKE RoAD PLANS; v. Accounts, 536. 


TURNPIKE TRUSTS :— 


703. Returns from the Clerk of Whetstone Turnpike Trust, in the County of Middlesex, 
containing Answers to several Queries relative thereto, and of several other Trusts 
on the North Road - 


704. Returns from the Clerks of several Trasts, containing Answers to Queries; viz. 
Annual Income of the Trusts, Amount of Debt, Length of the Road, &amp;c. } 
V+. Accounrs, 686, 


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King’s 
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King’s 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. (M49AY Eve APP URAGE: 
Ordered. | Presented, of 
VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT :— ; CUPCT OS PAppenbrx, 
705- Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of the National TT hos oO hws vl 
Vaccine Establishment for 1830; printed 113. Referred 353 - - - -) | Kiss | aig i 767 
(Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xvit1.) os Pome $2 
706. Copy of the last Report from the National Vaccine Establishment ; printed 163 - + ‘p! . 
(Sess. Papers, °.138. vol. xxx1.) Scie ce tis 
VALONIA ; v. ACCOUNTS, 209. 
Van DIEMEN’S LAND; v. Accounts, 142, 160, 524, 526. 
VESTRIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 413 to 415. 
VICTUALLING DEPARTMENT ; v. ACCOUNTS, 497- 
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS; v. Accounts, 260. 
UNFUNDED DEBT; v. ACCOUNTS, 272, 579. 
UNIVERSITIES; v. Accounts, 508. 
VOLUNTEER CoRPS; v. Accounts, 22. 
VOTERS ; v. Accounts, 388. 
WALES, NEW SOUTH; v. Accounts, 142, 145, 159, 160, 204, 503, 504, §24, 526. 
WATCHES :— 
707. Account of the Number of Watch Cases annually stamped at Goldsmiths’ Hall in 66 
each year since 1814; printed 438 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 422. vol. xxv.) 3 437 
WAYS AND MEANS; v. ACCOUNTS, 555- 
Wax CANDLES; v. Accounts, 325. 
WELSH JUDGES :— 
708. Return of the Salaries, Emoluments, Charges and Incidental Disbursements of the] 
Justice of the Chester Circuit, the Chief Justice of the North Wales Circuit, andy | by Address, 506 
the Justice of the Brecon Circuit; printed 506 (Sess, Papers, n° 485. vol. xx.) J 
WELSH JUDICATURE :— 
709. Return of all Decrees and Orders made in Suits in Equity in each of the several Courts 
of Great Session in Wales, and in the Court of the Chamberlain of Chester for the by Address, 536 
Ten years.last past; printed 536 = - - (Sess Papers, N° 517. vol. xx.) if 
— V. AccounTs, 443. 
West INDIA Docks :— 
710. General Account of Receipt and Application of all Monies received by the West India 
Dock Company, from ist February 1829 to 31st January 1830; printed282 - by Act. 197 
(Sess. Papers, n°. 276. vol. xx x1.) 
WeEST INDIA PRODUCE; v. Accounts, 232. 
West INDIES :— 
711. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted in 1890, in aid of the Expense of erecting 
Churches in the West Indies; printed 113. Referred 353 - - - ‘ King’s 112 
Command. 757 
(Sess. Papers, n° 85. vol. xv111.) 
— V. Accounts, 191, 222. 
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— 
712. Four Quarterly Accounts of the Treasurer to the Commissioners of Westminster 6 
Bridge, from 5th April 1829 to sth Aprili8g0 - - - - = - ‘ by de. 41 
WHETSTONE TURNPIKE TRUST; v. Accounts, 703. 
WHITECROSS STREET PRISON; v. ACCOUNTS, 93, 273; 553- 
WIDE STREETS (DUBLIN); v. ACCOUNTS, 373- 
Wipows’ PENSONS:— 
713. Return of the Rates of Allowances as Pensions to Widows of Officers and Men in the 
Civil and Military Branches of the Army, Ordnance, Navy and Commissariat in| ( 510 
1792 and 1829; also, to the Widows of Seamen killed or drowned - . - 348 530 
714. Return of such Allowances as Pensions in 1792, 1802, 1812, 1822 and 1829 | | 612 
printed 521, 530, 612 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 500, 511, 594. vol. xvii.) 
— V. Accounts, 29, 33. 
WILLS :— 
715. Return of all Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration issued within the Prin- | 5, sjaress f 
cipality of Wales; printed261 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 284. vol. xix.) r ) 37 
— V. Accounts, 302, 558, §90. 
Winpow TAx; v. Accounts, 558. 
WINDSOR CASTLE :— 
716. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted in 1830 to defray the expense o 
Alterations and Repairs at Windsor Castle ; printed 113. Referred 353 ~—- - King's 112 
(Sess. Papers, n° 85. vol. xvuit.) peg psngt 757 
WINE; v. ACCOUNTS, 322, 
Woop; v. AccounTS, 199, 255. 
WoobDs AND FORESTS; v. AccounTS, 257, 440. 
WooL; v. ACCOUNTS, 194, 221, 314, 558. 
YARN; v. AccounTs, 218, 246. 
YOUGHAL VESTRIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 414. 
































































Accounts, &amp;c. to be re-printed; Abstract of Accounts of Money 
received and expended by Treasurers and Clerks of the Peace, 
in pursuance of Act 14 Geo. 3, c.49, and of the Balance re- 
maining in their hands, presented 3 April 1828, 8. Of Monies 
levied for Poor Rates, presented 15 June 1824, 1, March 1827 ; 
Comparative Increase of Poor Rates, presented 25 April 1825; 
and, Contract Prices of Provisions for Greenwich Hospital, 
presented 12 May 1819, 56. Of Wheat and other Grain, 
presented g February 1827, 113. Paper concerning Gold 
and Silver Coins, presented 21 December 1717, 140. Reports 


VOL. 85. 





Sess. 1830. 





from Cummittees on the Civil List in 1803, 1804, 1812, 1813 
and 1815; and Report of Auditors of Public Accounts \re- 

specting the Deductions of the Civil List of 1808; 624... 
Accounts, &amp;c. of former Sessions, to be printed ;, Abstracts of 
Return of Courts of Law in Ireland; and of Suits or Claims 
entered in the Courts of Request, presented 18 February 18209, 
19. Minutes of Evidence from Committee on Select Vestries, 
reported 19 June 1829, 25. Returns ‘of ‘Arrests for Debt; 
and of Smalb Débts;- Scotland; presented'24June 1828, 148. 
Of Brewers and Licensed —— presentéd 24- March 
2 1829, 





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[.A. 1880. 








Accounts, &amp;c.—continued. 
1829, 2 Letter on Colonial Income and Expenditure, laid 
before the House by Finance Committee, 24 June 1829, 23. 
Report of Barons of Exchequer in Scotland, laid before the 
Finance Committee in 1828, and presented 24 June 1829, 
272. °" 

Abstracts to be printed, 19, 171, 230. 

referred to Committees of the whole House, 56, 85, 

116, 117, 149, 215, 239, 353» 517, 543, 609. 

Select Committees, 31, 174, 191, 339- 

to be laid before the House forthwith, 149, 283, 

403, 506, 607, 632. 

- withdrawn, 216, 409. 

Orders for Accounts discharged, 67, 134, 174, 203, 

271, 273, 522. 

~ Orders for printing Accounts, &amp;c. discharged, 214, 

216, 243, 649. 

Orders for Accounts discharged, and Addresses 

instead thereof, 186, 189. 

Tables of Fees to be taken in the Committee Clerks 

Office, and in the Private Bill Office; To be printed, 147. 














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ADDRESSES : 
Or THANKS :— 


Catalogue of the Books in the Library of the House 
of Commons, to be printed, 108. 

Classification of Parliamentary Reports, &amp;c.; To 
be printed, 108. 

Acte and Yarmoutn Road; Petition for a Bill for makin 

a Turnpike Road from Great Yarmouth to Acle ; Referred to 
a Committee, 64. Re ; Bill ordered; 128. Presented, 
and read, 146. Committed, 204. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
248. Passed, 274. Agreed to by the Lords, 347. Royal 
Assent, 355. 


AcQUITTAL. Vide FEEs. 
ACTS: 
read in the House, 4, 16, 56, 92, 180, 216, 222, 223, 

240, 244, 249, 273, 278, 338, 349, 374, 386, 407, 420, 452, 
469, 476, 498, 507, 517, 525: 531, 532 533» 549, 552, 576, 
584, 593—0f the Parliament of Ireland, 160, 420, 507. 

Appincton (Northampton) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close, and Bill ordered, 61. Presented, and read, 147. Com- 
mitted, 346. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 392. Passed, 414. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 489. Royal Assent, 502. 


ADDITIONAL CuurcHEsS. Vide CuurRcHEs. 


1. Lorps Commissioners Speecu—Motion for presenting an Address of Thanks to His Maszsty for the Lords Com- 
missioners Speech at the opening of the Session, 5. Amendment proposed to be made thereunto, but not made, 6. 


‘Committee appointed to draw up an Address thereu 
ddress reported ; Amendment propos 
ine’s Answer, 15. 


referred; 7. 
To be presented by Privy Councillors; 12. 


n; Five to be the Quorum; Lords Commissioners’ Speech 
to be made thereunto, but not made; 11. Address agreed to; 


2. Sign Manuat—To His Masesry for His most piitions Message, regretting His severe Indisposition and assuring His 


Masesty that this House will proceed wit 


function of the Crown; Resolved 


em. Con.; To be presented by Privy Counci 


out delay to provide for the part es discharge of that important 


lors; 466. 


3- Jupces—To His Majesty for His most gracious Message relative to the Appointment of additional Judges; To be 


presented by Privy Councillors, 214. 
Or CONDOLENCE :— 


4. Deatu of Georce IV.—To assure His Masesry that this House cordially sympathizes in the deep affliction in which 
His Majesty has been involved by the death of His lamented Brother the late King, and humbly to condole with 


His Maszsry on the loss of a Sovereign so justly dear to His Maszsty and to His Heel; 
Masesty to accept their cordial congratulations on His Masesty’s Accession to the 


to beseech His 
rone of His Ancestors ; 


Resolved Nem. Con.; Tobe presented by Privy Councillors; 591. Kine’s Answer, 602. 


RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 


§- Cuvrcnu or [rrLanp—That His Majesty may be pleased to appoint a Commission of Inquiry relative to the state of 


the Church of Ireland, 135. 


6. Precious Merats (America)—That His Masesty will be 


ciously pleased to direct His Consuls.in the different 


States of Mexico, and of Central and South America, to collect and transmit information with respect to the amount 
of the Precious Metals raised in each State from 17g0 to 1810, and from 1810 to the present time, 264, 

7: (Russ1a)—That His Masezsry will be graciously pleased to direct His Consul at St. Petersburgh 
to obtain and transmit information with respect to the amount of the Precious Metals raised in Russia from 1820 to 





the present time, 272. 


8. DissoLuTion or Part1aAmMENT—Motion for presenting an Address acknowledging the Communication His Masesty 
has been rene to make respecting the calling a new Parliament, and to assure His, Majesty that this House will 


make suc 


elapse between the close of the present Session and the assembling of a new Parliament ; 
Motion for adjourning the Debate; Question Neg. thereupon ; Amendment proposed, but not made ;" 


agreed to; 598. Kine’s Answer, 624. 


any “ee Provision as may be requisite for the conduct of the Public Seryice in the, interval that must 


Debate arising thereupon ; 
"Main Question 


g. Apmiratty Court (Ireland.)—To represent to His Masesty That Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge of the High Court of 
Admiralty in Ireland has been guilty of serious Malversation in the discharge of his office, and Praying His Masesty 


to remove him, 472. 


To be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, and their concurrence 


esited thereto, 473. 


Agreed to by the Lords, 651. Four Members appointed to go with the Lords to wait upon His Masgsty with the 


said Address, 652. Kine’s Answer, 653. 


10. CuapLain—For conferring some Dignity in the Church upon the Reverend Francis Dawson, Chaplain to this House ; 


Resolved Nem. Con. ; 635. Kine’s Answer, 640. 


FoR ADVANCING MoNEY :— 


‘a1. Cirerks AND Orricers or THE Hovse—To the Commissioners appointed to carry | 
into execution Act 52 Geo. 3, toestablish certain Regulations in the Offices of the 
House, such a Sum of Money as may, with the Fees vested in them, be sufficient 

gcod the Payment of the Salaries of the Officers of the House, and for 

Allowances to retired Officers according to the Provisions of the said Act; 


12, Pustic Commirrers, &amp;c.—For Compensation to the Clerks who have attended 
Public Committees of this House ; and for preparing Abstracts of Poor Returns ; 


13. 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 ; 


14. Mr. Speaxer’s Secretary—To Edward Phillips, Esquire, for his Services during 


to make 


the present Session ; 


15. Laws Exprirtnc—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 ; 


FoR ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :— 
16. Antigua—Copy 


| 634. Kino’s, Answer, 640. 





2 


of the Record of the Court of King’s Bench of Antigua in the case of a Free man of colour named 
Parker, and, of the Correspondence thereupon, 412. Kino’s Answer, 43%. 
17. ArcHDEACOoNRY Courts—Return from the Archdeaconry Courts of Linco 


n and Norwich of Copies of the Patents 


of the Commissary of the Bishop, and Official of the Archdeacon im each of the said Archdeaconries ; also, of the 
Patents of the Registrars, 4. Kino’s Answer,31. (Vide Acéounts,122) "" ’ 
18. Anmy—Usual Estimates and Account. 32. Kino’s Answer, 40.—(V. Accounts, 14 to 18.) 





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14g. Banxrurrcy Commissioners—Return of the Names of the Commissioners “belonging to the’ London Barikrupt Lists 


¥, 


180. Kine’s Answer, 220.—(V. Accounts, 96.) | r he os 
20. BANKRuPTs AND InsoLvENTs—Accounts of the Number of Persons declared Bankrupts; and, of the Number of Persons 
declaring themselves Insolvent, from January 1825 to February 1830, 186. K1ne’s Answer, 220.—(V. Accounts, 99) 
21, Canana—Copy or Extracts of’ the Answers of the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada relative to the state of their 
Executive and Legislative Couricils, 526. Kine’s Answer, 536.—(V. AccounTs, 105.) 


22. Canapa Company—Account of all Monies paid and payable by that Company under existing Contracts, for the 
Sale to them of part of the Crown Reserves and other Lands in Upper Canada, and several other Accounts relating 
thereto, 514. tase’ Answer, 536. 


23. Cuaritres—Copy of Twenty-second Report of Commissioners, 136. K1ine’s Answer, 150.—(V. Accounts, 125.) 

24. ————— Copy of Twenty-third Report of Commissioners, 469. K1ne’s Answer, 487.—{V. Accounts, 127.) 

25. CLERGY, CuurcHEs AND Cuapets—Copies or Abstracts of the Returns made to His Majesty in Council, by 
‘each Bishop in “England and Wales, as directed by Act 57 Geo 3, c.99; of the Number of Parish Churches and 


~ Or sa? 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, 4. Kine’s Answer, 31.—(V. Accounts, 137.) 


‘26. CrimBineé Boyrs—Copy of a Circular addressed by Mr. Peel, to different Public Offices, in favour of the Society for 


superseding Climbing oye by the use of Machinery, and List of Public Offices to which addressed, 227. 
Kine’s Answer, 243.—( V. Accounts, 138.) 


27. Co1n—Copy of the Minutes of Evidence concerning Coin given before the Board of Trade, on or about 26th April 1828, 
25. Kine’s Answer, 31.—(V. Accounts, 139.) 


28. CotoniaL Grants or Lanp—Copy of the Conditions under which Lands are granted in the Colonies, 273. K1ne’s 
Answer, 332.—(V. Accounts, 142.) 


29. CoLtoniAL INcoME AND ExpENDITURE—Copy of a Letter relating to the Revenues and Expenditure of Ceylon, the 


Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, Trinidad and Malta, and of Financial Statement in explanation thereof, 282. 
Kine’s Answer, 332.—( V. AccounTs, 143.) 


30. Commissions or InQuirny—Account of the Expenses incurred, and of Reports presented by the. several Commis- 


sions during 1829, and Return of the Names and Salary of each Commissioner,.154. Kina’s Answer, 220.— 
(V. Accounts, 146.) . 


31, CommitraLts—Account of the Number of Persons committed to the several Bridewells, Houses of Correction, and 
other Prisons, under summary process in each County of England and Wales, from 1814 to 1829, 651. Kino’s 
Answer, 657.—(V. AccounTs, 147.) 

32. CoMPENSATIONS FoR Fees—Account of all Sums that have been paid for ag enema for loss of Fees, under 
Act 6 Geo. 4, c. 96; for loss of Office, or loss of Fees in England ; and, similar Returns for Scotland, and Ireland ; 
67. Kuine’s Answer, 109.—( V. Accounts, 152.) 

33- Consutar Acents—Return of the Number of British Ships and their Tonnage, that entered each Port at which 
British Consular Agents are employed at Annual Salaries, in 1828, 577. Kine’s Answer, 627.—( V. AccounTs, 154.) 


34. Convicrs—Returns of the Expense of the Convicts in the Hulks in England, and of the Number sent to New South 
Wales, Van Diemen’s Land, and to Bermuda, 542. Kine’s Answer, 578.—(V. Accounts, 160.) 


35. Convicts In New Sours Wares—Return of the Number of Convicts in New South Wales at certain periods; of the 


Expense of the Department of the Superintendent ; and several other Returns relating thereto; 543. Kine’s An- 
swer, 578.—(V. Accounts, 159.) 


36. Courts or Common Law—Copy of Second Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Practice and Proceedings of 
the Superior Courts of Common Law, 135. Kine’s Answer, 150.—(V. Accounts, 150.) 


37. CriminaLs—Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences committed to the different 
Gaols in England and Wales, 237. Kine’s Answer, 243.—(V. Accounts, 147.) 


38. Crown Lanps—Returns, explanatory of the Disposition and Management ofall the Manors, Messuages, Lands, Tene- 
ments and Hereditaments in the different Counties of England and Wales, specified in the Report made to Parlia- 
ment by the Commissioners in 1786, and several other Returns relating to Crown Property, 615. K1ine’s Answer, 627. 


39. Desrors—Returns of the Number of Prisoners for Debt committed to the Custody of the Keepers of the King’s Bench, 
the Fleet, and other Prisons, in 1829; of the Number of Warrants granted for Debt; and, of the Number committed 


to Whitecross-street and Horsemonger-lane Prisons on Process out of the Courts of Request, 22. Kine’s Answer, 31. 
—(V. Accounts, 273.) 


40., Dirtomatic ExpznsEs—Statements, showing the Charge for His Majesty’s Diplomatic Service, and Consuls abroad, 55. 
Kine’s Answer, 109.—( V. Accounts, 278.) 





41. Accounts, in detail, of the Expenditure of several Sums charged in the Civil Contingencies of 
: 1829 by Ambassadors at the Courts of the Netherlands, Tuscany, Stutgardt, Paris, and Lisbon, 261. Kino’s 
Answer, 332.—({ V. Accounts, 277.) 


42. Drorrs—Account of the Total Produce of all Funds at the disposal of the Crown, and usually not deemed to be under 
the immediate control of Parliament since 1820,15. K1ine’s Answer, 31. 


43. Drorrs or THE Crown—Return of Droits of the Crown, Droits of the Admiralty, and other Receipts from War by the 
Crown not granted by the Prize Acts, from 1793 to 1815, 639. K1ine’s Answer, 657. 


44. Ecciestastica, 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 ; 4, §. Kine’s Answer, 31.— 
(V. Accounts, 302.) 








45- Copy of the Commission issued for inquiring into the State of the Ecclesiastical Courts in 
England and Wales, 155. Kine’s Answer, 220.—(V. Accounts, 303.) 
46. Return of the Number of Causes in which Proceedings have been carried on. for obtaining 


Sentences of Separation a mensé et thoro, by reason of Adultery, in the several Ecclesiastical Courts in England and 
Wales, 569. Kine’s Answer, 578. 


47. Equity Suirs—Return of all Processes issued, as the Commencement of Suits in Equity, in each of theseveral Courts 


of Great Sessions in Wales, and in the Court of the Chamberlain of Chester, 112. Kine’s ANSWER, 150.— 
(V. Accounts, 306.) 


48. Fees on Demise or THE Crown—Return of the Fees payable on the renewal of all Appointments, Commissions, 
Grants, &amp;c. consequent on the Demise of the Crown, 407. Ki No’s Answer, 437- 


49- Forzricn Corn—Retum of Accounts received at the Foreign Office, from His Majesty’s Consuls abroad;jrelative to the 
Prices of Foreign Corn, during 1829, 211. Kine’s Answer, 243.—( V. Accounts, 168.) 


50. Forcery—Return of the Number of Executions for Forgery during each of the last Ten years, 284. Kerro's An- 
swer 332. » San ita’ oiral f 


51. —— Return of the Number of Executions for Forgery, or uttering forged Instruments, during each of the last Ten 
years, 372. Kine’s Answer, 437.—(V. AccounrTs, 334.) part sates 


52. ————— Return of the Number of Persons who have been committed for Forgery, .or for uttering, forged Instruments, 
during each of the last. Ten years, 386. K1ino’s Answer, 437. 





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| 4 68) FoRGERY-—Return, of the.:Number of Convictions for. Forgery.on the: Bank. of England, from 4-791 to 1829, 411. 


King’s Answer, 437.-—( V. Accounts, 335-) 


54- Four-anp-Hatr per cent. Dutres—Return of the Net Amount of Proceeds of the Fonr-and-Half per cent, Duties, 


in each of the last Ten years, and the Appropriation of the same, 467. K1ne’s Answer, 487. 

Return of all Payments made out of the Surplus which accrued on the. Four- 
and-Half per’cent Fund, over and above the Payments made by the Husband, and the Salaries and Pensions 
detailed ina Return (N° 279) of the present Session, 616. Kine’s Answer, 627. 





50. Gaous—Copies of Correspondence relative to the State of the Gaols in the West Indies, ‘and British Colonies in South 


America, 520. Kine’s Answer, 536. 


. Grexce—Copies of Letters and Communication relative to that Country, 536. Kine’s Answer, 578—(V. Ac- 
COUNTS, 700.) 


68. Grerx Burockapr—Copy of Instructions issued by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to, Sir Pultene 


Malcolm, in compliance with the Earl of Aberdeen’s Letter, and other Communications relating to the said Blockade, 
529, 30. Kine’s Answer, 536.—(V. Accounts, 699.) " 


59. Horrentrots—Copies of all Reports of the Commissioners of aoe relating to the condition of the Hottentots, Bush- 


men, Caffres and other native Tribes of South Africa, 521. Kine’s Answer, 536—(V. Accounts, 348.) 


60. JamMatca—Account of all Sums voted by the House of Assembly in the Island of Jamaica, and a plied in pursuance 


thereof in 1825, 1826, 1827 and 1828, for or towards the use or purpose of the King’s Troops, 180. Kine’s Answer, 
220.—( V. Accounts, 68.) 


Copy of any Information received from Jamaica, respecting an Inquiry into the Treatment of a Female Slave, 
by the Rev. Mr, Bridges, 412. Kine’s Answer, 437. . 


62, Jesu1rs—Return of the Notices or Statements which, in pursuance of Act 10 Geo, 4, ¢.7, have been delivered to the 


several Clerks of the Peace or their Deputies, in Great Britain and Ireland, by Jesuits and Members of other religious 
orders;. 286. Kine’s Answer, 332.—(V. Accounts, 349.) 


ND:— 


6g,,CHURCH.OF IRELAND—Account of the Number of Faculties or Dispensations which have in each of the last Ten 


yeary been granted in Ireland, for enabling Ecclesiastical Persons to hold more than cne Benefice, 135. K1ne’s 
Answer, 150.—(V. Accounts, 405.) 


, COMPENSBATIONS FOR Fees—Account of all Sums that have been paid for Compensations for loss of Fees under 


Act 6 Geo.4, c.96; and for loss of Office or loss of Fees in Ireland, 67. Kine’s Answer, 109. 


. JUSTICE, CouRTS OF—Copy of Nineteenth Report of Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland, 332. Kuine’s 


Answer,.337.—( V. AccounTs, 409.) 


Copy Supplemental Report to the Nineteenth Report of Courts of Justice in Ireland, 530. 
Kine’s Answer, 536.—( V. AccounTs, 410.) 





. Pup.tic Recorps—Copies of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Reports on the Public Records of Ireland, 196. Kina’s 


Answer 220.—( V. AccounTs, 392.) 


. JupcEs’ SaLarres—Account of the Salary and Allowances received in 1792 by each of the Judges, and the Salary and 


Allowances paid in 1829, 504. Kine’s Answer, 536.—(V. Accounts, 438.) 


. Law Suits tn Wates—Return of all Suits in the several Common Law Courts of Westminster, wherein the Venue was 


laid in Wales, and sent down for Trial at Shrewsbury or Hereford, 189. Kine’s Answer, 220.—(V. Accounts, 443.) 


» Lunacy Commissioners—Copy of Report from the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy, dated ist July 1829, 


472. Kine’s Answer, 487.—(V. AccounTs, 455.) 


. MAnumtsstons—Return of the Number of Manumissions, recorded in the several British West India Colonies, from the 


date of the last Returns, 642, Kine’s Answer, 657. 


. Merrorouis Potice—Returns of the Number of Persons employed, and of all General Orders issued by the Secretary 


of State since the formation thereof, 495. Kine’s Answer, 506.—(V. Accounts, 465.) 


Return of the Number of Persons employed in each of the several Parishes of the Metropolis 
for Watching and Police, previous to the Act of 1829, which transferred those Duties to Commissioners under the 
Secretary of State, 577. [Order for presenting this Address discharged, 581.] 





. Merroroxis Water—Copies of Communications between the Office of the Secretary of State and the Chairman of 


the Committee appointed to investigate the Supply of Water to the Metropolis, 134. Kine’s Answer, 150.— 
(V. Accounts, 467.) 


. Metropo.urtaNn Potice Divistons—Account of the Number of Divisions into which the Police District has been 


divided for the purposes of Police, 496. Kine’s Answer, 506.—(V. Accounts, 465.) 


. Montreat Seminary—Copy of the Address to His Majesty from. the House of Assembly of Lower Canada on the 


subject of certain Lands eld or claimed by the Catholic Seminary at Montreal, 597. Kine’s Answer, 627.— 
(V. Accounts, 475.) 


. Morpen CotteceE—Copy of all Correspondence between the Commissioners of Charities and the Trustees of Morden 


College, 221. Krne’s Answer, 243.—(V. Accounts, 476.) 


. Navy--Usual Estimates, 32. K1ne’s Answer, 40.—(V. Accounts, 477 to 480.) 
. New Cuvurcurs—List of the Number of Applications to the Commissioners for the building of Chapels under 


Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. 4, c. 74. 8.3, 419. Kine’s Answer, 437.—(V. Accounts, 128.) 





Return of the Dates of the several Applications for building Chapels specified in the Return on 
29th May 1830, 669, Kine’s Answer, 578.—(V. Accounts, 129.) 


. NewrounpDLAND—Copies or Extracts of any Instructions sent to the Governor or Legal Authorities at Newfoundland 
relative to the Operation of Acts 5 Geo. 4. c. 51 and 67, 237.. Kine’s Answer, 243.—(V. Accounts, 501.) 


. New Sourn Warres—Return of the Civil Establishment at New South Wales in 1829, stating the Name, and Office or 
Employment of every Person receiving more. than £,60, a~year Salary, and whether they are Military Men receiving 
‘their Pay along with their Civil Salaries, 283. K1ne’s Answer, 332. 


Copies of the Depositions taken before the Sydney Bench of Magistrates against Dennis M‘Hue, 
for Perjury, his Conviction and Sentence, 639. Kine’s Answer, 657. 


. OrFices IN THE CoLon1Es—Returns of the Number of Persons in the Colony of New South Wales, and in each of 
the Colonies governed under Orders in Council, who, in 1828 held two or more Offices, and received two or more 
Salaries, 543. Kuine’s Answer, 578.—(V. Accounts, 145:) 





Paurer Lunatics—Summary Abstract from each County, Riding or Division in England, of the Returns made to the 
respective Clerks of the Peace under g Geo. 4, ¢, 40, s, 36, oF the Number of Pauper Lunatics and Idiots; and, 
similar Return from each Liberty, County of a City, County of a Town, Cinque Port or Town Corporate; 121. 

LOUK INe’s Answer, 150.—(V. Accounts, 512.) ; 


PENITENTIARY, M1LBANK—Return of the Expense of the Penitentiary Establishment in each year, from 1st January 
1826 to'318t Deceinber 1829, stating the Number of Convicts, &amp;c. 542. Kino’s Answer, 578.—(V. Accounts, 517.) 


87.— PENSIONS 








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87. 


88. 


89. 


go. 


gl. 


Pensions in THE Cotonies—Return of alt Pensions, Retired and Superannuated Allowances granted to Persons for 
Service in the Colonies, or connected with the Colonies in the Revenue, Civil or Military Departments since 1815, 
241. Kine’s Answer, 243. 

Portucat—Copies or Extracts of Report of: the Lords of Trade to the King in Council in 1767, upon the Wine Com- 
pany of Oporto and other yal air of the Note or Memorial of Lord Strangford, 12th June 1813; and, Returns 
of Exports to and Imports from Portugal and Brazil; 555. Kine’s Answer, 578.—(7. Accounts, 530.) 

Privy Counci, EMoLuMENtTs—Account of all Salaries, Profits, Pay, Fees and Emoluments, whether Civil or Military, 
held and enjoyed by all Persons between 5th January 1829, and 5th January 1830, the total of which shall exceed 
£.1,000, 426. Kine’s Answer, 437. 

Reab Prorerty—Copy of Second Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Law relating to Real Property, 536. 
Kine’s Answer, 578.—(V. AccounTs, 550.) 

RepucTion or EstaBiisHMEnTs—Account of the Progress made in the Inquiry into the several Departments of the 


Civil Government, with a view to the Reduction of the Number of Persons employed therein, 32. K1ne’s Answer, 
40.—(V. Accounts, 551.) : 


ScoTLAND:— 


92. 
93- 


94. 


95- 


96. 


97- 


98. 


99- 


119. 
120. 


121. 


VOL. 


AcTs OF SEDERUNT—Copy of all Acts of Sederunt or other Authorities under which the Fees in Conveyancing have 
. been fixed and sanctioned, 485. Kine’s Answer, 487.—(V. Accounts, 632.) 


CuHuRCcH ASSEMBLY—Returns of the Salary and Allowances to His Majesty’s Commissioner to the General 
Assembly, 604. Kine’s Answer, §36.—(V. Accounts, 633.) 


CLERKS OF THE PEACE, &amp;c.—Retums of the Emoluments of the Clerks of the Peace, Keeper of the Register of 
Seisins, and of the Sheriff Clerk in each County; and other Returns relating thereto, 360, 361. KiNe’s 
Answer, 437. 

CommMIssARY CourTs—Abstract Return of the Amount allowed to any Commissary, Commissary Clerk or other Officer 


claiming Compensation for loss of Fees in the Court of Commissaries of Edinburgh, through the effect of Act 
4 Geo. 4, c. 97, 629. Kine’s Answer, 640. 


COMPENSATIONS FOR FEES—Account of all Sums that have been paid for Compensations for loss of Fees under Act 
6 Geo. 4, c. 96, for loss of Office or loss of Fees, in Scotland, 67. Kine’s Answer, 109.—(V. Accounts, 640.) 
CourRT OF SESSION—Return of the Number of. Causes inrolled in the Rolls ‘of the Outer House of the Court of 


Session of Scotland for various periods, and several other Returns relating to that Court; and a Return of the Number 


of Cases tried in the High Court of Justiciary in Edinburgh, and on the Circuits, 104, 105, K1ine’s Answer 109. 
(V, Accounts, 616.) 


Return of the Number of Causes inrolled for the first time in the Outer House Roll, from ist Ja- 
nuary 1811 to 1st January 1829, 108. Kuine’s Answer, 109—{V. Accounts, 617.) 


Abstract of the Business inrolled before and performed by the First and Second Divisions of the 
Court of Session, from 12th May 1826 to 12th May 1829; and other Returns relating to that Court, 115. 
Kine’s Answer, 150.—(V. Accounts, 618.) 


Account of the Fee Fund of the Court of Session, established by 50 Geo. 3, c.112, 183. Kine’s 
Answer, 220.—({ V. Accounts, 620.) 











. DivorcEes—Statement of the Number of Actions concluding for Divorce, on the head of Adultery, raised in the 


in the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, from 1822 to 1829; and the result of every such Action, 554. KuiNne’s 
Answer, 578.—(V. Accounts, 637.) 


EpiIscoPALIAN CLERGY—Account of all Sums of Money paid to them in 1829, and Estimate of the Amount to be 
paid in this year, 504. Kine’s Answer, §36.—(V. Accounts, 634.) 


. ExcHEQUER—Account of the Duties of the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, as far as relates to the Management 


of the Crown Property, 257. Kine’s Answer, 332. 


. ForGERY—Statement of the Number of Persons convicted of Forgery on the chartered and other Banks of Scotland, 


from 1791 to 1829, 485. Kine’s Answer, 487.—(V. Accounts, 636.) 


. GAoLs—Copies of Reports made to the Secretary of State respecting the Gaols in Scotland, 528. Kine’s Answer, 536. 


(V, Accounts, 635.) 


. HEREDITARY REVENUE—Account of the Amount of the Reserved Hereditary Revenue of the Civil Establishment of 


Scotland; together with the Payments therefrom, 250. Kine’s Answer, 332. 


. HorNINGS and CapPTIoNS—Return of the. Number of Hornings and Captions issuing through the Signet Office in 


Edinburgh in 1828 and 1829, 360. Kine’s Answer, 437.—(V. Accounts, 631.) 


. JuRY Court—Return, showing the Number of Causes tried in the Jury Court of Scotland, 528. Kine’s Answer, 


536.—_(V. Accounts, 638.) 


. LAw BusINEsSs—Copy of the Table of Fees of Conveyancing and of General. Law Business adopted by the Society of 


Writers to the Signet, 267, Kine’s Answer, 332.—(V. Accounts, 626.) 


. MAGISTRATES—Return of the Number named in the Commission of the Peace in each County in Scotland, 112. 


Kine’s Answer, 150.—(V. Accounts, 625.) 


. NorARIES PuBLic—Return of the Number admitted in 1828 and 1829, 360. Kine’s Answer, 437.—( V. Accounts, 


628.) 


. Prisons—Returns of the Number situate within the Jurisdiction of each Sheriff Depute in Scotland, and the Places 


where they are respectively situated; of the Number of Persons accused of Offences, committed for Trial, &amp;c, 54. 
Kine’s Answer, 109.—( V. Accounts, 630.) 


, SASINE REGISTERS—Return of the Number of Registers of Sasine established in Scotland, 360, K1ne’s Answer, 437. 
. SHERIFFS’ CouRTS—Copy of the Table of Agents’ Fees practising before the Sheriffs’ Courts in Scotland, 277. Kine’s 


Answer, 332.—( V. Accounts, 629.) 


Account, showing the Number of Causes which have been decided in ‘the Court of the Sheriff in 
each County, 485. Kine’s Answer, 487. 





Surrirrs’ ExPzenses—Detailed Statement of all Expenses actually incurred in serving the Office of High Sheriff of 
each County in England and Wales, in 1828 and 1829; also, a Statement of Fees repaid, and Allowances made to 
each in the said years ; 148.. Kinoe’s Answer, 220. 


- Strver CointGe—Account of the Silver coined since 14th June 1828, to 31st December 1829; also, of the Quantity 


and Value of Silver purchased for coining; 15. Kine’s Answer, 31.—( V. AccounTs, 470.) 


. Stave Poputation—Abstract of the Returns of the Slave ee in each of the Slave Colonies belonging to 


His Majesty, which have been received at the Slave Registry Office, from the year 1816, 412. K1ine’s Answer, 437. 


Suave Trape—Copies or Extracts of all Correspondence between His Majesty’s Government and Foreign Powers, and 
other Correspondence relating thereto, 46. Kine’s Answer, 109. 


Sourn American States—Account of the Items of the Expenditure in the Diplomatic and Consular Establishments 
in the new States of America, 155. Kine’s Answer, 220,—(V. Accounts, 659, 660.) 


Soverercns—Account of all Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns coined at the Mint, for other Persons than the Bank of 
England, from 2d May 1828 to 31st December 1829, 27. Kine’s Answer, 31. (V. Accounts, 471.) 


122, SOVEREIGNS— 
85, 





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(V. Accounts, 706.) 


Answer, 243.—(V. Accounts, 709.) 


with their results, 412. Kine’s Answer, 437. 


Kine’s Answer, 150.—( V. Accounts, 715.) 


122, SovErE1GNs—Account of all Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns coined at the Mint, for Persons other than the Bank of 
England, for certain periods, 85. Kine’s Answer, 109. (V. Accounts, 472.) 


123. Sucar—Return of the Quantity exported from the Mauritius since 1825, 47. K1ne’s Answer, 109.—(V. Accounts, 235.) 
124. Vaccitnation—Copy of the last Report from the National Vaccine Establishment, 136, Krne’s Answer, 150.— 


125. Wetsu Jupces—Return of the Salaries, Emoluments, Charges and Incidental Disbursements of the Welsh Judges 
491. K1ine’s Answer, 506.—(V. Accounts, 708.) : , 


126, Weisn Jupicature—Return of all Decrees and Orders made in Suits in Equity, in each of the several Courts of 
Great Session in Wales, and in the Court of the Chamberlain of Chester, for the Ten years last past, 214, Kine’s 


127. West INDIA Coton1ieEs—Copy of any Information received from the different West India Colonies, respecting the 
illicit removal of Slaves from one Colony to another, and of the Prosecutions instituted on account of such removals, 


128, Witts—Return of all Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration issued within the Principality of Wales, 112. 









Answer, 640.—(Vide ADDRESSES, 11 to 15.) 


Usuat SEssionaL ADDRESSES ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of the usual Sessional Addresses ; 
Considered, 630. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 634. To be presented by Privy Councillors, 635. Kine’s 





Order for presenting an Address discharged, 581. 







Orders for certain Accounts discharged, and Addresses instead thereof, 186, 189.—(Vide ApprEssEs, 20, 69.) 
Four Members appointed to go with certain Peers, to wait upon His Majesty with an Address, 652. 












AvMINIsTATION of Assets. Vide IRELAND. 
ADMINISTRATION of Justice. Vide Justice. 

Apmira.ty Court. Vide Accounts, IRELAND. 

Arrican Forts. Vide Accounts. 

AGricutturAL Distress; Petitions complaining thereof ;— 


Twyford ; of Farley Chamberlain, in the county of South- 
ampton ; and, of Owners and Occupiers of land, and others 
interested in agriculture, in Curdworth and Wishaw, in the 
county of Warwick; 138. Of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the county of Suffolk ; To be 
printed, 138. Of Inhabitants of Sherburn, in the west riding 


Of Farmers and Yeomen of the parish of Wetheringsett-cum- 
Brockford ; of Yeomen, Farmers and Peasantry of the parish 
of Benhall; of several Owners and Occupiers of land in the 
parish of Mellis; of Farmers of the parish of Rougham, in 
the county of Suffolk; of several Owners and Occupiers of 
land in the county of Cambridge and Isle of Ely ; in the hun- 
dred of Ely, and south part of the hundred of Witchford, in 
the county of Cambrige; and, of E. W. Hasell, Sheriff of 
Cumberland ; To be printed, 15. Of Capel Cure, Sheriff of 
the county of Essex; of Owners and Occupiers of land, Mer- 
chants and Tradesmen resident in the eastern division of the 
county of Essex ; and of Owners and Occupiers of land, and 
others interested in agriculture of the parish of Tillingham ; 
To be printed, 31. Of Nobility, Gentry, Clergy and Free- 
holders of Chester; To be printed, 38. f Owners and Occu- 
iers of land in the tied sex of Ewelme ; of the parish of 
atlington; of Agriculturists and others of Henley-upon- 
Thames ; of several Yeomanry and others, residents of or near 
the market-town of Farnham, in the county of Surrey; 46. 
Of Inhabitant Householders of the ward of Cripplegate Within, 
in the city of London; of several Owners and Occupiers of 
land, Maltsters and others connected with the agricultural 
interest of Daventry, in the county of Northampton; of the 
Bailiff, Burgesses, Commonalty and other Inhabitants of 
the borough of Daventry; of Inhabitants of Northampton and 
its vicinity ; of the county of Glamorgan; and, of the several 
arishes in the division of Hindon, and county of Wilts; To 
Be printed, 46. Of Proprietors of land, Farmers and Trades- 
men at and in the neighbourhood of Stow-on-the-Wold, in the 
county of Gloucester, 67. Of Agriculturists and others inte- 
meet in the welfare of the labouring classes residing in the 
county of Berks; of Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry, Tenantry 
Tradesmen and Labourers of the several parishes of Weston, 
Wappenbury, Huningham, Eathorpe, Marton and Frankton, 
in the county of Warwick ; of Owners and Occupiers of land 
‘Tradesmen and Freeholders of Romney Marsh; and, of seve- 
ral Owners and Occupiers of land and other Inhabitants of the 
arish of Headcorn, in the county of Kent ; To be printed, 67. 
f Inhabitants of Longparish; of Thruxton; of Amport ; of 
Fifield ; of Wallop; and, of Kimpton; 83. Of the county 
of Wilts; To be printed, 83. Of Inhabitants of the parish of 
Broughton ; of the parishes of East Stratton and Michelde- 
ver; of the parish of Burclere ; and of the parish of Long- 
stock, in the county of Southampton; 88. Of the Mer- 
chants, Traders and other Inhabitants of the town of Bu 
Saint Edmund’s; To be printed, 88. Of Gentry, Clergy, 
Owners and Occupiers of land, and Tradesmen in the town 
and neighbourhood of Horncastle; of Inhabitants of the 
parishes of Highclere and East Woodhay ; of Whitchurch ; 
of Stoke Charity; of Hursley ; and of Ashmansworth, in the 
county of Southampton; 93. Of several Landholders, Occu- 
iers of Jand and Inhabitants of Cranbrook, in the Weald of 
Kent; and, of Inhabitants of Narberth, and its vicinity ; To 
be printed, 93. Of Inhabitants of the parishes of Saint Mary 
Bourne; of King Somborn; of Barton Stacey; of Bulling- 
ton ; of Littleton ; of Crawley ; and, of Ecchenswell, in the 
county of Southampton; 103. Of several Land-owners, 
Farmers and others interested in agriculture in Doncaster, 103 ; 
To be printed, 104. Of Inhabitants of Chilbolton ; of Comp- 
ton; of Mitchelmersh; of Houghton; of Mottisfont; of 





of the county of York, 155. Of New Alresford, Hants; and, 
of Owners, Occupiers of land and Tradesmen of Wethersfield, in 
the county of Essex ; To be printed, 155. Of Inhabitants of 
the parish of Tulla, in the county of Clare; To be printed, 165. 
Of Inhabitants of Mendlesham, in the county of Suffolk ; of 
Merchants, Manufacturers and other Inhabitants of Man- 
chester ; and, of Owners and Occupiers of land in the parish 
of Stanwix, in the county of Cumberland ; To be printed, 211. 
Of Owners and Occupiers of land in the neighbourhood of 
Alcester, in the county of Warwick, and all others interested 
therein, 231. Of Owners, Occupiers and other Inhabitants 
of the parish of Norton, in the county of Suffolk ; To be 
printed, 231. Of Owners and Occupiers and other Inhabit- 
ants of the parish of High Halden, in the county of Kent; 
To be printed, 358. Of Owners and Occupiers of land in 
the hundred of East; and, of Gentlemen, Clergy, Occupiers 
of land and Inhabitants of the hundred of West, in the 
county of Cornwall; 422. 


Aue Dutiss. Vide BEER and CipeEr. 

Ate and Spirit Licenses. Vide Scoriano, 
Atrorp Crossways. Vide HorsHam. 
Auincton’s Estate. Vide Emeris, 
Atcock, Trivett. Vide Jews. 
ALEXANDER, Mr. Vide Accounts. 

Autens. Vide Accounts. 

Au.LesLey Road. Vide Pickrorp Brook. 


AtmonpBury (York) Inclosure; Petition for leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill to amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 
282. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented accord- 
ingly ; 328. Referred toa Committee, 329. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; and leave given to present the Bill; 335. Presented, 
and read, 355- Committed, 387. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; two Petitions of 
Owners or Proprietors of lands, or having common rights on 
the commons within the manor of Meltham, in the parish of 
Almondbury, in the west riding of the county of York ; and, 
of Timothy Dyson, of Meltham Mills, in Meltham, in the 
omy of Almondbury, in the west riding of the county of 

ork, one of the Lords of the Manor of Meltham aforesaid, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Petition of James 
Sykes, against ; Referred; 428. Bill Reported, 461. To be 
ingrossed, 462. Passed, 472. 


Vide Journats. MErtruam. 


Atmsnouses Exemption; Bill to exempt Occupiers of 
Almshouses from Parochial Rates, ordered, 437. Presented 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed ; 437. Second Reading deferred, 459, 469, 477, 491, 
498, 509, 524, 531, 538- Bill committed, 551. Committee 


deferred, 576, 579, 583, 593- 
ALTHORPE INcLosuRE. Vide DEpDDITHORPE. 
America. Vide Accounts. (ApprEssEs, 6.) 
AmeErRIcAN LoyALists. Vide AccounTs. 


AMERICAN TRADE. Vide SoutH AMERICAN, 
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Anatomy ; Petitions for the removal of Impediments to the 
cultivation of the Science of Anatomy ; Of Charles Hastings, 
M. D., President of the Worcestershire Medical and Surgical 
Society, 111. To be printed, 112. Of Physicians and Sur- 

eons residing in Sheffield; To be printed, 222. Of the 
Derbyshire Medical and Surgical Society, 591. Of Members 
of the Westminster Medical Society ; To be printed, 623. 

ANDERTON, James. Vide Crown LEAsEs. 

Annuities. Vide Poor Rarss. 

Aporuecariges. Vide IRELAND. 

AprpEAL ComMITTEE. Vide Biuts, 

AppLepore DrainaGe. Vide Rotner Levets. 


AppPRENTICES. Vide Haur. Pay Apprentices. 
TRADE, 


Law Courts. 


SILK 


APPRENTICESHIP INDENTUREs ; Petitions praying that the 
Stamp Duty on Indentures for serving in the Fisheries, be no 
more than in the Merchant Service; Of Fishing Smack 
Owners, and Fishermen of Barking, and of Greenwich ; To 
lie on the Table, 441. 


APPROPRIATION CLAUSE, Vide Bitts 1n Suppry. Con- 
SOLIDATED FunpD. 


ARCHDEACONRY Courts. 
17-) 
ArpcLass HArsour. Vide IRELAND. 


Arpwick Green and Witmstow Road; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing and improving the same ; and 
Bill ordered, 78. Secccent and read, 86. Committed, 100. 
Petitions of Thomas Carill Worsley, Esquire; and, of several 

Payers, of Chorlton Row, against ; Referred and Counsel 
ordered ; 162 Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 207. Passed 

217. Agreed to by the Lords, 237. Royal Assent, 279. 


Arot1,\Duke of, Estate. Vide Scor.anp: 


ARLE (Gloucester,) LaANnps; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered, 50, Presented, and read, 87, Committed, 
235. Petition, of Richard Critchett and Thomas Spinney, 
Esquires; and William Taynton, against; Referred and 

‘ Counsel ordered, 266. Bill reported; to be sneoneet 281. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 


Passed, 328, Agreed to by the Lords, 352. Royal Assent, 
355: 

ARLESTONE INcLosuRE. Vide ARLE. 

Arms. Vide IRELAND. 


Army. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 18.) 


——- Pensions; Acts 7 Geo. 4,c. 16 and 31, relating thereto, 
read ;, Bill.to make further regulations with respect to Army 
Pensions, ordered, 576. Presented and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 576. Committed 583. 
Committee deferred, 592. Bill considered, 600. Reported ; 
to be ,ingrossed; Day spEpinted for Third Reading; 610. 
Passed, 612. Agreed to by the Lords, 639. Royal Assent, 
645. 

ARNOLD, Samuel James. Vide WaterRtoo BrincGe. 

Arrest for Debt. Vide Dest. 


ARUNDEL Port. Vide Accounts. 


AsHBORNE and Be.rer Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same, 36; and Bill ordered; 37.. Pre- 
sented and read, 120. Committed, 177. Reported, 387. 
Report to lie on the Table, 388. Report read ; Bill recom- 
mitted ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to re- 
port on a certain day; Petition of Robert Holden and of 
Anthony Randall, against ; 421. Referred and Counsel ordered, 
422. , Time, enlarged for Committee to report, 428. Bill re- 
ported ; to be.ingrossed; 439. Passed, 453. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 522, Royal Assent, 561. 

Asitnourne and Supsury Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing, altering and improving the same ; and Bill ordered, 
64. Presented, and ‘fead; 131. Committed, 151. Reported ; 
to be ingtossed’; 358:0 Passed,379. Agreed to by the Lords, 
412). Royal:Assent, 501. 

Asusurron Roads; ‘Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 53. 
Présented and read, 92. ‘Committed, 137. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 378. Passed, 399. Agreed to by the Lords, 
433- Royal Assent, 501. 

Asuutt Inclosure. Vide Nerocne Forest. 

Asser, John. Vide Wueart. 


AssEssED TAxES; Petition of Giles Hoad of Fareham, com- 
plaining of the powers given to Surveyors of Assessed Taxes ; 
To lie on the Table, 190. 

Petition of Owners of Carts with Metal 

Springs, of the-County of Northampton against Assessment 

thereupon; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 449. 

— Petition of Inhabitants, Householders of 

St. Lukes Middlesex for the repeal thereof; To lie on the 

Table; and to be printed ; 496. 

Petition of Julius Ludolphus Schroder for 

revision thereof; To lie on the Table, 504. 


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Assessep Taxtes Composition ; Act 10 Geo. 4, c. 21, forthe 
continuance thereof, read ; To be considered in-a Committee 
of the whole House, 531. Committee deferred, 537. Con- 
sidered, 545. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 551. Bill 
ordered, 552. Vide infra. 





Bill to continue Compositions 
for the Assessed Taxes for a further term; and to gtant:relief 
in certain cases, ordered, 552. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 557. 
Second Reading deferred, 565. . Bill committed, 568. Com- 
mittee deferred, 575, 579. Bill considered, 583. Report 


deferred, 593. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; ‘and Day 
appointed for Third er Goo. Passed, 611. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 634. Royal Assent, 645. 


AssIMILATION of Dutizs. Vide IRELAND. 

ATHLONE Borough. Vide IRELAND. 

Atkinson, Aaron; Petition complaining of the Alienation of 
his Property by his Uncle, and praying for Inquiry; To lie on 
the Table, 374. 

Atrornigs Cierks ; Petition of Articled Clerks to Attornies 
residing at Preston for indemnity to Clerks who have omitted 
to enrol their Articles within the time prescribed by law; To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 103. 

Vide INDEMNITY, 


Auction Dutiss; Petition of John Webb of Barton-vnder- 
Needwood, for repeal of Auction Duty on Sale of Farming 
Produce; To lie on the Table, 374. 


AusTRALIAN Company; Petition for a Bill to amend Act; and 
Bill ordered, 336. Presented, and read; day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 346.’ Committed; 362. 
Committee deferred, 403. Bill considered, 41 ep entea 
to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Thitd Rea ing; 420. 
Passed, 423. Agreed to by the Lords, 485)" Royal ‘Absent; 
499- 

Avutuors. Vide Dramatic WRITINGS. 

Avon and GLoucEsTERSHIRE Railway; Petition for a Bill to 
alter the line of the said Railway, and to amend Act; Referred 
to a Committee, 59. Reported; Bill ordered; 87. .,Pre- 
sented, and read, 130. Petitions, of Inhabitants of Bristol ; 
of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Railway Company ; and, 
of Owners and Occupiers of Estates throu h which the Rail- 
way is to pass, against; To lie on the Table, 167, | Petitions 
of Merchants and Inhabitants of Bristol; and, of Inhabitants 
of Reading and Bath, in favour, 167, Second Reading put 
off for six months, 171. 

AxmouTH Harbour; Petition for a Bill for maintaining and 

overning the same; Referred to a Committee, 29, Reported, 
56. Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders; \87. 
Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That the, Parties, be 
rmitted to proceed, g7. Report read; Bill ordered;.,97. 
resented, and read, 110. Committed, 137. Reported, to 
be ingrossed ; 245. Passed, 247. Agreed to by the Lords, 
277. Royal Assent, 279. att'l 


11° Geo. IV. &amp; 1° Will. IV. Parl. 8. Sess.4. Ai 1830. 


BAAL’S Brince. Vide Inevanp. 

BasincTon Roads. Vide Rapsrock. 

Bainton Baik Road. Vide BeveRtey. 

Baxers; Petitions praying for a Bill for prohibiting all per- 
sons, Bakers and others, in London and Westminster, from 
baking or delivering on the Lord’s day any victuals whatever, 
under certain penalties; Of Journeymen Bakers, of London, 
Westminster and Southwark ; and, of Master Bakers of Lon- 
don, Westminster and Southwark ; To be printed, 471, 

Vide Merropo.is WATER. 

Bankers. Vide IRELAND. 

Bank Notes. Vide Accounts. 

of Encitanp. Vide Accounts. 

Bankrupt Laws; Act 6 Geo. 4, c. 16, to amend thée’Laws 
relating to Bankrupts, read, 338. Bill to supply an omission 
in the said Act, ordered, 339. Presented, and read ;'day 

‘ appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed’; 3542!!! Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 399. Bill committed, 408. /Com- 
mittee deferred, 426, 437, 459, 468, 497, 508, 516, 544,568, 
575» 579» 583: 











Petition of Inhabitants of Cambridge agajnst 
requiring Commissions of Bankrupt within eighty miles of the 
Metropolis to be executed in London ; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 395. ; 
Petition of John Thomas Church, Clerk of 
Inrolments in Bankruptcy, for revision thereof, 456,,, To, lie 
on the Table, 457- 2 


Bankruptcy ComMMISSIONERS. 
DRESSES, 19.) 


BaNKRuptTs and INSOLVENTS. 
DRESSES, 20.) 


Banrrorp Road. Vide WuiresHeer, Hill. 
Bark. Vide Accounts. $a 


L 








Vide Accounts: * (Ap- 


Vide Accounts. © (Ap- 


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BarnwELt Tithes; Petition for a Bill to commute for Lands 
and a Corn Rent the ancient Compositions, in lieu of Tithes 
and Glebe Lands, payable to the Rector; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 43. Reported; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, and 
read, 132. Committed, 158. Reported ; to be in ossed ; 208. 
Passed, 230. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. Royal Assent, 

00. 

by + an Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forest. 

Batu Hospital; Petition for a Bill for altering and amending 
Acts; Referred to a Committee, 62: Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 110. Presented, and read, 121. Committed, 1go. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 399. Passed, 4ug. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 458. Royal Assent, 500.: 


Bay.ey, James; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage 
with Louisa his Wife, 616. Read First and Second time, and 
committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine Wit- 
nesses; 621. Considered and reported ; and day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 637. Passed, 641. Royal Assent, 646. 


Bear or Bicc. Vide IRELAND. 
Becxuey Drainage. Vide Roruer Level. 


Beprorp, Duke of; Bill from the Lords for prohibiting ny i 
ing and Funeral Service ina Chapel of Ease intended to be 
built for the Parish of Saint George, Bloomsbury, 528. Read, 
532. Committed, 546. Reported, with an Amendment; 
and agreed to; 601. Bill pow, 606. Amendment agreed to 
by the Lords, 616. Royal Assent, 646. 

Levet Drainage. Vide Nortu Levet. 

Beer; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the Laws 
and Regulations which restrict the sale of Beer by Retail ; To 
report their Observations; to send for Persons Papers and 
Records; and Five to be the Quorum; 135. Petitions re- 
ferred, 154, 184, 190, 200, 228. Member added, 229. Peti- 
tions referred, 231, 236, 242, 246, 248, 262. Power to Com- 
mittee to report Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report of Resolutions ; 268. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 269. 

——— Bill to permit the general sale of Beer by Retail in Eng- 
land; ordered, 286. Presented, and read; Da appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; 322. Petitions of 
Owners and Occupiers of Reonsell’ victualling houses in Ilkes- 
ton; of Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses in the 
hundreds of Shropham and Guiltcross, Norfolk ; and, of Pro- 
prietors of inns and ale-houses, Innkeepers and Licensed Vic- 
tuallers or Alehouse Keepers in Plymouth, and the towns of 
Devonport and Stonehouse, and parishes of Stoke Damerel and 
East Stonehouse, against ; To be printed, 330. Petitions of 
Licensed Victuallers of Bridgewater; of Licensed Victuallers 
resident in the city of Chichester ; of Proprietors and Occu- 
piers of public-houses in the city of Winchester and its vici- 

nity; of Licensed Victuallers of the town and neighbourhood 

of Sieffield: and, of the Proprietors and Occupiers of hotels, 
inns and victualling houses at Leamington Priors, against; 
To be printed, 336. Petitions of Inhabitants of Gillingham ; 
of High Bailifis, Justices, Aldermen and Common Council 
of Kidderminster; and, of Magistrates of the county of 
Stafford, against ; To be printed, 342. Petition of Innkeepers 
and Publicans of Runcorn and its vicinity, against; To lie 
on the Table, 347. Petitions of Licensed Victuallers, Publi- 
cans and Innkeepers of Lymm, Appleton and Grappenhall, and 
their respective neighbourhoods, in the county of Chester; of 
the Common Brewers residing in or near the towns of Wigan 
and Warrington ; and, of Licensed Victuallers and Publicans 
of the town and neighbourhood of Saint Helens, in the county 
of Lancaster, against ; To be printed, 347. Petition of retail 
Brewers residing in Surrey, in favour; To be printed, 352. 
Petition of Licensed Victuallers and Retailers of Beer residin 
within the hundreds of North and South Hinckford, a 
Dunmow, in the county of Essex; and, of Proprietors and 
Occupiers of public-houses in the town of Northwich and its 
neighbourhood, in the county of Chester; To lie on the Table, 
352. Of James Best, of Chatham, Common Brewer ; of Pro- 
—— and Occupiers of public-houses in the hundred of 
ilton, in the county of Kent; of Proprietors of public-houses 
and Licensed Victuallers residing in the Ashford division, and 
parishes adjacent, in the county of Kent; of Proprietors of 
public-houses and Licensed Victuallers residing in the upper 
eastern division of the lathe of Aylesford, and parishes adja- 
cent, in the county of Kent; of Licensed Victuallers of the 
town of Ramsgate and places adjacent; and, of Brewers, 
Licensed Victuallers, and Retailers of Beer in the towns of 
South and North Shields, against; To be printed, 352. Peti- 
tions of Victuallers in the hundreds of Uttlesford, Clavering 
and Freshwell, Essex; of Brewers of Saffron Walden; of 
Proprietors of public-houses and Licensed Victuallers residing 
in the lower division of the lath of Scray and _parishes adja- 
cent, in the county of Kent; of George and William Everitt, 
of Lowestoft, in the county of Suffolk ; of Licensed Victuallers 

. in the towns of Sentingtlon and Godmanchester ; of Gentry, 

Clergy, Freeholders and other Inhabitants of Huntingdon, 
ggninst 5 To lie on the Table, 358. Petitions of Licensed 

ictuallers of Gravesend and Milton; of Clergy, Parish 
Officers and Inhabitant Householders of Margate ; of Gentry, 
Clergy, Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the town of 
Ashford ; of Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses in 





the hundred of Whitstone, in the county of Gloucester; of 
Proprietors of licensed public-houses in Plymouth, Stone- 
house, Devonport and their immediate vicinities ; of Inhabi- 
tants of the town of Brighthelmston ; of Inhabitants of the 
hundred of Blackburn, in the county of Lancaster, bein 

navn duly licensed to sell ale, beer, and other exciseable 
iquors by retail, to be drunk and consumed on their premises; 
of Owners, Occupiers and others interested in the inns and 


‘victualling-houses within the town and parish of Rochdale ; 


of Clergy, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, Constables 
and Inbxbitant Householders of Oldham; of Owners and 
Occupiers of inns and victualling-houses situate in the town 
of Chorley and the immediate neighbouring townships ; of 
Owners of licensed victualling-houses in the towns of Man- 
chester and Salford and the vicinity; of Owners and Occupiers 
of inns and public-houses in the town and neighbourhood of 
Oldham ; of Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses of 
Rye and its vicinity; of Inhabitants of the county of Derby ; 
of. Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses in Stockport 
and its vicinity ; of Owners and Occupiers of inns and public- 
houses within, and adjoining to, the borough of Macclesfield ; 
of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and other Inhabitants of 
Wigan; of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the 
town of Epsom and its vicinity ; of Proprietors and Occupiers 
of public-houses of the towns of Stroud, Bisley, Painswick 
and places adjacent, in the hundred of Bisley, in the county of 
Gloucester; and, of Proprietors and Occupiers of public- 
houses of the several Blew of Rodborough, Minchinhamp- 
ton, Horseley, Avening, Woodchester and Tetbury, and places 
adjacent, in the hundred of Longtree, in the county of Glou- 
cester, against ; To be printed, 358. Second Reading deferred, 
361. Petitions of Owners, Lessees and Occupiers of public- 
houses in Merthyr Tydvil; of Innkeepers and Licensed Vic- 
tuallers of Bradford, in the county of York; of Proprietors 
and Occupiers of public-houses, and other Inhabitants, of 
fatitgrteladhentis of Proprietors and Occupiers of public- 
houses in Fareham, in the county of Southampton ; of Pro- 
prietors and Occupiers of public-houses in London and its 
vicinity ; of Licensed Victuallers of Huddersfield and its vi- 
cinity ; of Inhabitants of Elland-with-Greetland, in the parish 
of Halifax ; of Inhabitants of Halifax; of Licensed Victuallers 
of Kidderminster and its vicinity; of Proprietors and Occupiers 
of public-houses in Bath and its vicinity, not being common 
brewers ; of Innkeepers and Licensed Victuallers of Leeds; of 
Inhabitants and Licensed Victuallers of the city of Lichfield ; 
of Victuallers residing in the town and neighbourhood of 
Wednesbury ; of Licensed Victuallers of the parish of Saint 
Mary Paddington; and, of Licensed Victuallers and Maltsters 
of Tiverton, against ; To lie on the Table, 365. Petitions of 
Brewers, Publicans, Licensed Victuallers and Tradesmen of 
Beccles and its vicinity, in the county of Suffolk ; of Licensed 
Victuallers and Owners of licensed victualling-houses in Not- 
tingham and its vicinity; of Proprietors and Occupiers of 
public-houses in Aylesbury and its vicinity; of Proprietors 
and Occupiers of public-houses in Leicester; of Samuel Mason, 
of the parish of All Saints, in the borough of Leicester, vic- 
tualler; of Maltsters, Innkeepers and Licensed Victuallers of 
Loughborough ; of William Watson and Abraham Usill, in 
Wisbech, in the Isle of Ely, common brewers; of Licensed 
Publicans and Victuallers of Wisbech; of Licensed Victuallers 
and others residing at Bishop Stortford and its vicinity; of 
Licensed Victuallers and Publicans of Hitchin and its vicinity ; 


_ of Common Brewers and Proprietors and Occupiers of public- 


houses in the parishes of Bradford and Trowbridge ; of Pro- 
prietors and Occupiers of public-houses in Great Yarmouth 
and its vicinity; of Licensed Victuallers of Amersham and its 
vicinity ; of Publicans and other persons interested in public- 
house property in Whitchurch ; of Owners and Occupiers of 
public-houses in Eye; of Proprietors and Occupiers of free 
public-houses in the borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness 
and its vicinity ; of Licensed Victuallers residing in the King’s 
town and parish of Maidstone; of Proprietors of public-houses 
and Licensed Victuallers residing in the upper southern divi- 
sion of the lath of Aylesford and parishes adjacent, in the 
county of Kent; of Proprietors and Occupiers of public- 
houses in Horncastle and that town and neighbourhood ; of 
Innkeepers and Publicans of Louth; of Common Brewers and 
Proprietors of public-houses in the counties of Huntingdon, 
Bedford and Cambridge; of Common Brewers and Licensed 
Victuallers in Thetford; of Proprietors and Occupiers of 
public-houses in Reading and its vicinity; of Proprietors and 
Occupiers of public-houses in the Isle of Wight; and, of 
Stanley Garner, of Seacombe, Cheshire, Innkeeper, against ; 
To be printed, 365. Petitions of the Mayor, Bailiffs and 
ws, yy of the town of Liverpool; of Inhabitants of the 
parish of Saint Luke, Middlesex; of Leeds; of Magistrates, 
Clergy, Merchants and others, Inhabitants of Huddersfield ; 
of the Mayor, Magistrates and Inhabitants of the city of 
Winchester; of Inhabitants of Kingswinford; of Minister, 
Chapelwardens and other Inhabitants of the united townships 
of Hanley and Shelton; of Inhabitants residing in the town 
and neighbourhood of Wednesbury; of Clergy, Bankers, 
Merchants and Inhabitants of Walsall; of the Chief Con- 
stable, Churchwardens and other Inhabitants of the parish of 
Burslem ; of Clergy, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, 
and principal Inhabitants, and also of the Proprietors and 
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BEER—continued. 


Occupiers of public-houses in Darlaston, in the County of 
Stafford ; and, of the Mayor, Justice, Capital Burgesses and 
Assistants of Tiverton; in favour; 365. Petitions of Inhabi- 
tants of Saint Botolph Aldersgate; of Derby ; of Magistrates, 
Clergy, Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the hundred of 
Blackburn ; of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and other Inha- 
bitants of the Isle of Wight; of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders 
and other Inhabitants of the county of Hertford, residing in 
the neighbourhood of Hatfield; of the Mayor and resident 
Magistrates of Great Yarmouth, and of the Minister of the 
—= of Great Yarmouth ; of Clergy, Parish Officers and 
nhabitants of Isleworth, in the county of Middlesex; of 
Freeholders and others, Inhabitants of Paddington ; of Inha- 
bitants of Saint Botolph Aldgate-without ; of Rector, Church- 
wardens, Overseers, and other Inhabitants of Little Stukeley, 
in the county of Huntingdon ; and, of G. Mitford, Chairman, 
on behalf of the Magistrates acting in and for the division of 
Reading, in the county of Berks, in favour; To be printed, 
365. Bill committed, 374. Petitions of Clergy, Magistrates 
and respectable Inhabitants of Dudley; and, of the Clergy, 
Bankers and Inhabitants of Warwick, in favour, 381. Of the 
Mayor, Justices of the Peace, Clergy and principal Inhabi- 
tants of Macclesfield ; of the Mayor, Magistrates and Inhabi- 
tants of the city of Chester ; of the Vicar, Warden and other 
Inhabitants of Godalming; of Gentry, Clergy and other In- 
habitants of Beverley; and, of Maldon, in favour; To be 
printed, 381. Petitions of Licensed Victuallers of Margate, 
and parish of Saint John’s, Thanet ; of Wakefield; of Pro- 

rietors and Occupiers of inns and _public-houses in Wood- 
laid; of the Brewers, Publicans, Licensed Victuallers and 
Tradesmen of Beccles; of the Proprietors and Occupiers of 

ublic-houses in Lowestoft ; of Licensed Victuallers of Dud- 
ey; of Proprietors of inns and licensed victualling houses in 
the town and neighbourhood of Birmingham; of Licensed 
Victuallers residing in the town and neighbourhood of Bir- 
mingham ; of Licensed Victuallers residing in Warwick ; and, 
of Owners and Occupiers of inns and public-houses in East 
Retford, against ; To lie on the Table, 381. Petitions of Pro- 
prietors and Occupiers of inns and public-houses in Ipswich ; 
of Brewers, Proprietors and ——— of public-houses in the 
city of York ; of Licensed Victuallers and Publicans residing 
in Newton, and in the township of Winwick-with-Croft, in 
the county of Lancaster; of Licensed Victuallers of Warring- 
ton; of Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses in Mal- 
don; and, of Licensed Victuallers and Retailers of Ale and 
Beer in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead; against; To 
be printed, 381. Petitions of James Thorn, late of Colchester, 
but now of Chelsea; and, of Proprietors and Occupiers of 
public-houses at Chelmsford; in favour, 394. Of Owners 
end Occupiers of public-houses in Haslingden ; of Brewers of 
the city of Lincoln; of the Mayor and Magistrates of Guild- 
ford; of Inhabitants of the city of Ely; of the Minister and 
Churchwarden, and principal Inhabitants of Wick Risington ; 
of the Magistrates of the hundred of Slaughter, in the county 
of Gloucester; of Inhabitants of Cheltenham; of the Minis- 
ters, Churchwardens, Parish Officers and principal Inhabi- 
_ tants of South Cerney; and, of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders 
and other Inhabitants of Sudbury, and of its vicinity; in fa- 
vour; To be printed, 394. etitions of Mark Anthony 
Fricker, of the parish of Leonard Stanley, a licensed vic- 
tualler, against ; To lie on the Table, 394. Of Rector, Church- 
warden and principal Inhabitants of Little Risington of West- 
cote; and, of Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses in 
and near the towns of Wotten-aniee tide, Wickwar and Sod- 
bury, and parish of Iron Acton, in the county of Gloucester, 
and the parish of Kinswood, in the county of Wilts, against ; 
To be printed, 394. Committee deferred, 397. Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Reading; and, of Henley-upon-Thames, in 
favour, 401. To be printed, 412. Of Huntingdon, in fa- 
vour; To be printed, 401. Petitions of Proprietors and Oc- 
cupiers of public-houses in Alton and Alresford; in Rochester 
and Chatham; in the city of Canterbury, and towns of Ash- 
ford and Faversham; in Walsall; in the city of Worcester ; 
and, of Brewers, Innkeepers, Licensed Victuallers, and Pro- 
prietors of inns and public-houses, in Colchester and Harwich, 
and the hundred of Tendring, and the half-hundred of Lexden, 
in the county of Essex, against; 401. Of Samuel Bowden 
Gundry, John Gundry Downe, James Templer and William 
. Battiscombe, Proprietors of the Bridport Brewery ; of Wil- 
liam Hounsell and Walter Eustace Gundry, Bailiffs of Brid- 
port, and also Justices of the Peace for the same borough ; 
and, of Licensed Victuallers residing in Wiveliscombe, Mil. 
verton and Langford Budville, against ; To lie on the Table, 
402. Petitions of Licensed Victuallers of Saint Ives and its 
vicinity, in the county of Huntingdon; of Proprietors and 
Occupiers of public-houses in the town and a NON 
of Wokingham; of Licensed Victuallers of New Windsor and 
Eton; and, of Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses in 
the city of Norwich, against; To be printed, go2. Petitions 
of Gentry, Freeholders and other persons resident within the 
division of Basingstoke; and, of Gentry, Clergy and Inha- 
bitants of Colchester and its vicinity, in favour, 402. Petitions 
of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the 
town and neighbourhood of Saint Neots; of the Vicar, Church- 
wardens and Overseers, and other Inhabitants of Saint Ives, 


VOL. 85.—Sess. 1830. 


Huntingdon ; of the Mayor and Magistrates of the city of 
Bath ; of Inhabitants of the parish of Saint Giles and Saint 
George Bloomsbury; and, of Mayor and Magistrates of the 
city of Norwich, and county of the same city, in favour; To 
be |g sem 402. Petitions of Inhabitants of Market Deepin 
and Deeping Saint James and neighbourhood; and, of Shef- 
field, against ; To lie on the Table; of Licensed Victuallers 
and other Inhabitants of Ashton-under-Lyne; of Licensed 
Victuallers of Kingston-upon-Hull; and, of Common Brewers 
of Kingston-upon-Hull, against; To be printed, 410. | Peti- 
tions of Licensed Victuallers, Inhabitants of Oaken Gates ; 
and, of Proprietors and Occupiers of puplic-houses in Peters- 
field, Havant and Emsworth, in favour, 410. Petition of In- 
habitants of New and Old Sleaford, against; To lie on the 
Table, 415. Petitions of Proprietors and Occupiers of public- 
houses in Eynsford; of Brewers and others of Diss; of Pro- 
ge and Occupiers of public-houses in Grimshoe ; and, in 

ast Dereham, against; To lie on the Table, 415. To be 
rinted, 422. Petitions of Inhabitants of Frome Selwood, in 
avour, 415. Of Clergy, Merchants and others of Birming- 
ham; of Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses and 
others of Wallingford; of Churchwardens, Overseers and 
others of Saint Paul, Govent-garden; and, of Inhabitants of 
Marlborough, in favour ; To be printed, 415. Second Reading 
deferred, 420. Petition of Inhabitants of Salisbury, against; 
To lie on the Table, 422. Petition of Licensed Victuallers of 
Wolverhampton, against; To lie on the Table; Petition of 
William Langslow, against; To be printed, 432. Petitions of 
Magistrates and Inhabitants of Ludlow; and, of Minister, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Coln Saint Aldwin’s, in 
favour; To be printed, 432. Committee deferred, 436. Pe- 
tition of Gentry, Clergy, and others of Chelmsford, in favour, 
439. Petition of Licensed Victuallers and others of Send, 
Ripley, Woking and Chertsey, in favour; To be printed, 439. 
Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers of public-houses in Ton- 
bridge, against; To lie on the Table, 439. Petition of Clergy, 
Gentry and Inhabitants of Henley-upon-Thames, in favour; 
To lie on the Table, 446. Petition of Magistrates and prin- 
cipal Inhabitants of Thetford, in favour; To be printed, 450. 
Petition of Licensed Victuallers and Publicans in Norfolk and 
Cambridge, against; To lie on the Table; of Inhabitants of 
the city of Ely, in favour, 456. Bill considered; “ Proceed- 
ings in Committee;” Bill reported; Day appointed for further 
Peers Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 458. 
Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers of Licensed inns and 
alehouses in Sherborne, against; To lie on the Table, 463. 
Petition of Licensed Victuallers and Owners of public-houses 
in Bishop’s Castle, against; To be printed; Petition of Clerg 
of the deanery of Stow, in favour, 463. Petition of Bailiff, 
Justices, Recorder and other Inhabitants of Bishop’s Castle, 
in favour, 463. To be printed, 464. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Stratton, Cornwall, against; To be printed, 472, Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 477. Petition of Frederick 
Taylor, against; To be printed, 487. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 491. Bill re-committed; Considered ; 
“« Proceedings in Committee;” 507. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Uttoxeter, in favour, 512. Bill further considered; “ Pro- 
ceedings in Committee;” Bill reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 515- Petition of Common Brewers and others of 
Alnwick, against ; To be printed, 520. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 537, 550, 565. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
574. Third Reading deferred, 579, 583, 592- Bill passed, 
604. By the Lords, with Amendments, 643. Day appointed 
for considering Lords Amendments, 644. Considered, and 
agreed to, 649. Royal Assent, 657. 


Beer: Petitions for Relief from Penalties on the Sale thereof; Of 


Retail Brewers of Manchester and Salford; and, of Bury and 
Rochdale ; To lie on the Table, 381. 


and Ciper Dutizs; Acts relating thereto, read ; to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House; 532. Com- 
mittee deferred, 537, 545, 552, 559, 595, 575, 579) 583, 593, 
600. Accounts referred; Acts considered ; Report of Reso- 
lutions; 610. King’s consent signified ; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; 611. Report further considered ; 
Resolutions agreed to; Bill ordered ; 613. Vide infra. 








Beer DvtIiEs. 











Bill to repeal certain Duties on 
Cider in the United Kingdom, and on Beer and Ale in Great 
Britain, ordered, 613. ) aeevbery and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; 621. Committed, 
624. Considered, 630. Reported ; to be ingrossed, and Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 634. Passed, 640. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 647. Royal Assent, 645. 


Vide Matt. ScoTLanpn. 
Licenses ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 


House, 427. Considered, 437. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Instruction accordingly; 444. Vide Beer BIL, supra. 


and Spirits. Vide ScoTLaANp. 


TrapveE; Petition of Inhabitants of Chichester for a Free 
Trade in Beer ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 128. 





Petitions against further throwing open the retail 
Trade in Beer; Of Licensed Victuallers resident in London, 
164. Referred to Committee on Sale of Beer ; and Counsel 
Le ordered ; 





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INDEX.40. the Ercugy-FLrnH) VoLuME.  [A. 1890. 





Beer Tra pE—continued. 
ordered ;.165. Of Mayor, Magistrates, Clergy and Inhabi- 
tants of the city of Hereford; To be printed, 18g. Of Li- 
censed Victuallers of Cirencester, 189. Referred, 190. . Of 
Inhabitants of Bury, 221. Of Licensed Victuallers of 
Bristol, 227. Referred, 228. Of Licensed Victuallers and 
Proprietors of Victualling Houses in Stafford ; Referred, 231. 
Of Ownors and Occupiers of Inns and Victualling Houses in 
Great and Little Bolton ; and, of Inhabitants of Manchester ; 
To be printed, 236. Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Inns 
and ‘Licensed Victualling Houses in the Staffordshire Pot- 
teries; of Maltsters and others of Leicester; of Licensed 
Victuallers of Coventry; and, of Brewers and Publicans of 
Boston; Referred, 242. Of Licensed Victuallers of Trow- 
bridge ; To be printed, 242. Of Brighthelmstone ; Referred, 
246. Of Inhabitants of Nottingham, 247. Referred, 248. 
Of Publicans of Newark ; of liatempene, ictuallers and In- 
habitants of Gloucester; and, of Inhabitants of Middleton ; 
Referred, 262. Of Licensed Victuallers of Liverpool ; and of 
Beverley ; 270. Of Owners of inns and victualling houses 
situate in the town and immediate neighbourhood of Wigan ; 
of Licensed Victuallers of the said town and neighbourhood ; 
274. Of Brewers, Innkeepers and Publicans of the city bail 
and close of Lincoln, 274. To be printed, 275. Of Licensed 
Victuallers and Occupiers of public-houses in the townships 
of Sutton-in-Ashfield cum Hucknall-under-Huthwait, Kirkby- 
in-Ashfield, and Skegby, all in the county of Nottingham ; 
and, of Licensed Victuallers and others of Frome Selwood and 
its vicinity, in the county of Somerset ; To be printed, 282. 

Petitions against alteration thereof; Of Licensed 

Innkeepers and Victuallers of Cheltenham; To be printed, 

194. bf Portsmouth and Portsea, and of the city of Here- 

ford; Referred to the Committee on Sale of Beer, 200. 

Petitions for remission of Duty on Beer brewed 

and remaining in stock on1ioth October 1830; Of Maltsters 

of Saffron Walden; To be printed, 232. Of Licensed Vic- 
tuallers in Frome Selwood; Referred to the Committee on 

Sale of Beer, 236. Of Licensed Victuallers of Newcastle- 

upon-Tyne and Gateshead, 383. 

Petition of Common Brewers of Manchester and 
Salford for Allowance for the Duty paid on Stock in hand at 
the time appointed for the cessation of the duty; To lie on the 
Table, 262. 

BrercrocomBkE Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forest. 

Beevor, Sir Thomas Branthwayt. Vide Poor Laws. 

Bevrer Roads. Vide AsuBorNe. 

Bennett, John. Vide Poxiricant UNIons. 

———-- John Whitchurch. Vide Ceyton. 


Benson late Moses ; Bill from the Lords for vesting an Estate 
at Liverpool devised by his Will, in Trustees to be sold, 504. 
Read, 509. Committed, 519. Reported, with Amendments; 
and agreed to; 560. Bill passed, 570. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 604. Royal Assent, 646. 

Berwick Licut Dves; Petition for a Bill for altering Acts 
relating to the Northern Lighthouses; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 34. Reported; Bill ordered; 109. Presented, and 
read, 126. Committed, 223. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
252. Passed, 258. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. Royal 
Assent, 355. 

Bevertey Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 31. Pre- 
sented, and read, 138. Committed, 151. Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 389. Petition of Thomas Scotchburn 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 413. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 431. Passed, 439. 

—-—-——— and Mo.escrorr Road; Petition for Bill read, 
and Bill ordered, 486. Presented, and read, 494. Committed, 
603. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 546. Passed, 552. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 573. Royal Assent, 578. 

Vide JouRNALS. 
Roads. Vide Huu. 
BickENHALL Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forest. 


Bies. Vide Bear, 
BILLS : 


Appuications for Private Bills; viz —For 

BripGes. Vide Cuiirton Dartmovutn, Dunnam 
——HEIGHAM IRELAND, (BAALS BRIDGE, Lime- 
RICK) KINGSTON Lamseta, Lonpon —— 
SuorenaM, STONEHOUSE MILL. 

CHURCHES, &amp;c. Vide Everton.—Hicueate CHAPEL 
——W oLVERHAMPTON CHURCH. 

DRAINAGE. Vide Nortu LEVEL 
THER LEVELS. 

Gas Licut. Vide Scottann, (DUNDEE)—-SwansEa. 

Harbours. Vide AxmoutTH——IRELAND, (ARDGLASS, 
CourTown, CROMMELIN, WATERFORD) Rye 





























OTHERY Ro- 





ScotLann, (DUNDEE, Port GLasGow), Soutu- 
WOLD, SUNDERLAND. 





Hicaways. Vide ABERGAVENNY, ACLE AND YARMOUTH, 
Arpwick GREEN AND Wi.LMsLow, AsHBORNE AND 
Be.prer, ASHBOURNE AND SupBuRY, ASHBURTON 
Bever.ey, BevERLEYAN D MoLescrort, BIRMINGHAM 
AND EpGeni.t, BLack BuRN,BOLTON AND BLACKBURN, 
Brecura, Breconsuire, Bripport —— Cartiste 
AND PENRITH, CARMARTHEN, CATTERICK BRIDGE AND 


Dursam, Cuarp, ConcGiteron anv Buxton, Cow- 
FOLD AND HENFIELD, Cromrorp Bripge——Dersy, 


Dewssury, DorcHeEsTER——EDENFIELD AND LITTLE 
Botton ——GainsBuRGH AND East Retrorp—— 
Hockuirre, HorsHam AND Guitprorp, Hut AND 
Bevertey, Hutt ann Hepon IDERIDGEHAY, 
IRELAND, (DUNDALK, LIMERICK AND CHARLE- 
VILLE, WATERFORD)——KIDDERMINSTER, KirKkBy 
AND Pinxton——Lonctown, Lovutu —~MAmes- 
puRY, MaNsFIELD AND CHESTERFIELD, Market Har- 
BorouGH, MERLIN’s Bripcg—E —— NEwcasTLE ANp 
Nortu Saietps, New CuappPet AnD Bricuton, New 
Cross —— Picxrorp Broox Rapstocx, Rep- 
cross, RickMEeRsworRTH, RINGMER AND Horst 
Green, RotTHERHAM ScoTLanpD, (CAITHNESS 
STATUTE LaABoUR, ELGIN, FORTH AND CLYDE 
CANAL JUNCTION, GARSCUBE AND POSSIL, GEAs- 
GOW AND KILMARNOCK, INVERNESS STATUTE La- 
BOUR, PEEBLES, PEEBLES STATUTE LaAzowpr, 
QUEENSFERRY,) SHEFFIELD AND WAKEFIELD, STAM- 
FORD Tuirsk, TivERTON, TONBRIDGE AND Ieut- 
HAM, TORRINGTON Watsatt, Warenam, War- 
LING STREET, WENDOVER, WERNETH AND LitTLE- 
BoroucH, West CoweateE, WuitesHeet Hirt, Wip- 
sEY, WooTTon BasseTT——Y EOVILAND CREWKERNE, 























IMPROVEMENTS. Vide Botton, Brunswick Sguare 








(Bricuton)—— Dover Great Dover Srreet, 
GrREENWICH——IRELAND,( DUBLIN) LitTLE Bo.- 
ton, Liverpoot——Mawncuester, Mite Enp Otp 








Town, Mitton AND SITTINGBORNE Ross 
Satrorp, ScoTLtann, (GLASGow), Srarrorp —-—— 
W orcesTER SuBuRBS——YEOVIL. 


INCLOSURES. Vide App1NGron, ALMoNpBURY, ARLE 
BLACKTOFrT Caxton, CHARMINSTER Dep- 
DITHORPE——FRODINGHAM AND Brompy, FropiNnc- 
HAM AND SCUNTHORPE—— GREAT STRICKLAND 
HappENHAM, HAGLEy KipweELty, Kinesspury 
Episcori, Kincston anD LEwEs LAKENHEATH, 
LEONARD STANLEY MeE.ttuaAM, Mipp.Ezoy, 
Mitcuam, Monks RisBoRoUGH NerocueE Forest 
RawcLirFe——Stanpon——Weston Zoy.anp, 
Wuappon anv Nasu, Wistow. 





























NAVIGATIONS AND RAILWAYS. Vide’ Avon’ ANp 
GLovcESTERSHIRE —— BIRMINGHAM AND LoNpDoN 
Junction, Birackwatt, Bute (Carpirr)——Coven- 
TRY ELLESMERE AND CHESTER——IRELAN D(GAL- 
way Dock AND CANAL)——LeEEps AND SE sy, 
LEICESTER AND SWANNINGTON Oxrorp——Ris- 
BLE St. HeLen’s anp Runcorn Gap, SanKey 
Brook, ScoTLann (BROOMIELAW RAILWAY AND 
TUNNEL, CLYDE, DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE, GARN- 
KIRK, PERTH, POLLOC AND Govan), Srocx- 
PORT JUNCTION, STOCKTON AND DartincTron—-~- 
TRENT AND MERSEY WARRINGTON AND NewrTon, 
WIGAN. 














Poor. Vide Fotesnitt——New Sarum. 


Various MatTTers. Vide BarNwe.tu Titnes, Batu 
Hospitat, Berwick Lieut Dues, Birmineuam (Sr. 
Marrin’s) Buriat Grounp, Bricuron SMALL DesBrTs 

FLEET Prison REMovAL Greenwicu, Hos- 

PITAL HayMARKET REMOVAL, HicgueateCuaPe., 

HotuinGRAKE’s) Patent, HuNncerrorp Market 

——IrRELAND, (GRAZIERS’ STEAM MARINE Com- 

PANY, LIMERICK HospPiTAL, NEw Ross MARKET) 

LiverPooL Docks, Lonpon Agurpucrt, Lon- 

pon ArcapgE, Lonpon AssuRANCE COMPANIES 

MacctesFietp Water —— New River Company 

— Portman Market Ratciirre CoLiier 

Dock St. Gites’ Vestry, St. James’ Vestry, 

St. Karuarine’s Dock, Scortann, (EDINBURGH 

ApvocaTes, Wipows’ Funp, GLASGOW ROYALTY 

EXTENSION, 





























11G.1V. &amp; 1 W.IV.] 


INDEX ¢o the Etcuty-rirtu Votume. 





BILLS—coniinued. 


EXTENSION, QUEENSFERRY PASSAGE, TAY FER- 
RIES), SuHertieLpD WatTerworks, Surrey Coa 
Metrers——Tweep FisueEries. 


Private Bixts, brought from the Lords ; viz—For 
Divorces. Vide Baytzy, BoypEe.t D’Ovy LEY—— 
Ettensoroucn, Lornp——HamertToN——MILpMaAY, 
Muskett—-SHAKERLEY——WALLIs. 





ESTATES. Vide Beprorp, DuxeE or, BENson, Browne, 
Buccrievcn, Duke or, BuckLe EMERIs OR ALING- 
TON, Evetyn FRANKLEN GorRDON Hat, 
Hawkins, Hicucate Cuare., Hitpyarv’s or Hut- 
ToN—IRELAND,(CREMORNE, LORD,GWYN, MOUNT 
SANDFORD, LoRD) Lonpvon, BisHop or 
MarsHatt—New River Company—Po te, Poore 

Raw.ines, RusseELL—— ScotT.anp, (ARGYLL, 

DUKE OF, CAMPBELL, CUMMING, HASTINGS, MAR- 

QUIS OF, KENNEDY )——W aRRiNER, WILLIAMS. 


NATURALIZATIONS. Vide CHAPEAUROUGE Fruc- 
TUozo——HuMBERT—-SMITH, GEORGE, SMITH, JOHN 
CHRISTOPHER. 


























Various. Vide Wetsu Minine Company. 





Pusuic Bitts. Vide ALmMshouses Exemption, Army 
Pensions, AssEss—ED TAxEs ComPosiTiIon, AUSTRA- 
LIAN Company——Banxkrurpt Laws, Beer, Beer 
AND Ciper DuTiEs CanapDa Civit GovERNMENT, 
Canapba (Lower) Lecistature, Canine Mapness, 
Cuancery Masters, CHANCERY RecistTerR, CHaARI- 
TABLE INstiTruTIONS, CHarity INguiry, CHuRCH 
BuiLtpine, CoNsoLipATED Funp, CONTEMPT IN 
Eguity, CrimMINAL RETURNS, Crown Prorperty,Cus- 
TOMS Dean Forest, Dramatic WritinGs, Dur- 
HAM——EastT Retrorp, Erroneous REFERENCES, 
Excneguer Bitts, ExecuTors Fees ABOLITION, 
Fees aNp Stamp Dutises Aspo.uition, Fees on 
AcguittaL, Fisneriges, Fishery Act CONTINUANCE, 
Forceries PuntsHMENT, Four per Cent. ANNUtI- 
TIES, Four pER Cent. Diss—Ents——GamE Hatr- 
Pay Apprentices, Ho.yHeap Roaps——Jews Rr. 
LIEF, ILLUsoryY APPOINTMENTS, INDEMNITY, INSOL- 
vENT DEBTORS. 


IRELAND. ——(ADMINISTRATION OF ASSETS, 
ARMS——BANKERS, BEAR OR BiGG, BoGS——Con- 
STABULARY, CouNTY RATES—— DESERTED CHIL- 
DREN, DiocEsAN SCHOOLS, DUBLIN SESSIONS—— 
EccLESIASTICAL LEASES, EMBANKMENTS——FEVER 














HospiTaALS——GALWAY FRANCHISE——HOUSES OF | 


InDUSTRY— INOPERATIVE STATUTES, INSOLVENT 
DEBTORS, JURIES, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE—— 
LEASES OF LANDS——RICHMOND LUNATIC ASYLUM 
— SHERIFFS, SUBLETTING ACT AMENDMENT—— 
TOLLS AND Customs——WITNESSES.) 


Justice, ADMINISTRATION OF LaspoureErRs WAGES, 
Lasourine Poor, Leatuer Duties Repeat, Lia- 
BILITY oF LANDLORDS, LiaBILITY OF REALPROPERTY, 
Lipset Law AMENDMENT, Locat Jurispictions, Lu- 





natic Commissions, Lunatic Licensine, Lunatics’ . 


PrRopERTY Matt Duties, Marine Mutiny, M1- 
titra, Minitia Battot Suspension, Mutiny 





—_—— 


Pustic Bi.ts, brought from the Lords. Vide East RETFoRD 
WITNESSEs. 1s Masesty’s Roya SigNaTuRE._— 


MarriaGes VALipity. ScoTLanp, (PAROCHIAL 
REGISTERS.) Suits 1n Equity. 











BILLS ; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private 
Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills, 9, 10.—Time enlarged 
for receiving Reports of Bills, 285. 


to be printed, as amended, 91, 98, 278, 333, 339, 397» 
408, 416, 458, 469, 508, 515, 516, 524, 525, 544, 545» 548, 
55°, 556, 565, 567, 568, 620, 621, 624, 626, 631.—With an 
Abstract, 576. 





as amended by the Lords, 576. 
to be printed at the expense of the Parties, 559. 


— brought from the Lords; To be printed, 490, 491, 
Ol. 





amended by the Commons, 
422, 560, 580, 592, 601, 649. 


———— Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee of the 
whole House on a Bill from the Lords; To be printed, 249. 
Committed to Select Committees, 180, 333, 556, 582 

592, 639. 


Re-committed, 157, 231, 240, 246, 347, 421, 426, 439, 
452, 468, 480, 494, 507, 545, 551, 567, 568, 570, 605, 621, 
628.—Again re-committed, 253, 480, 568 


Service of the Order of the House in the case of 
Divorce Bills upon an Agent, to be deemed good Service, 218, 
478, 596. 
Orders of Leave for Bills read, and discharged, 18, 
89, 96, 127, 143. 
———— Order for Second Reading of a Bill discharged, 196. 


Order for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
on a Bill, discharged, 333. 


——_ Leave given to present Bills after time limited, 144, 
151, 241, 268, 335. 


Time limited, having expired in Easter recess; Leave 
given to present a Bill, 329. 


Time enlarged for presenting Bills, 144, 151. 
Ordered to be brought in upon a Division, 27, 266. 
Read a Second Time upon a Division, 333, 351, 374, 





eS 


5097- 








Read the Third Time upon a Division, 180, 254, 268, 
356, 476. 
-~ from the Lords; Read a Third Time upon a Division, 


268. 





———— Committee on a Bill put off for a Month, 635.—For 
Three Months, 639. 
Second Reading of Bills put off for Six Months, 171, 
196, 235, 257, 435, 491. 
Report of a Bill put off for Three Months, 531. 
Instruction to a Committee to divide a Bill into two 
Bills, 375. 
-————— amended on the Report, 258. 
on further Consideration of Report, 556. 
upon Third Reading, 163, 178, 187, 198; 
243, 245, 247, 254, 268, 345, 355, 356, 357, 362, 364, 388, 
391, 392, 393, 397» 399 400, 401, 408, 409, 414, 428, 436, 


438, 453, 458, 461, 469, 471, 478, 494, 503, 510, 18, 523» 
531, 545» 505, 578, 612, 615, 620, 626, 631, 640. 


upon a Division, 640. 
———— Amended by the Lords, 254, 262, 405, 424, 433, 447, 
458, 466, 473, 489, 562, 581, 607, 624, 630, 643, 644, 651. 
Amendments proposed to be made to Lords Amend- 
ments, but not made, 651. 














Navy Pay, Navy, Treasurer or, NeEwsorouGH 
Cuurcn, NortTHeERn Roaps ——OrpDNANCE OFFICERS, 
OuTLAWRIES Parisn Vestries, Paurers Re- 
MOVAL, PENsIoNS, &amp;c. Duties, Poor Law AMEND- 
MENT, Poor Rates ANNvuiTIES, Poor REmovAL, Po- 
PULATION, Property 1N INFANTS, &amp;C.——REGISTRAR 
aT Mapras, Roman Caruotic Cuarities, Roman 
Catno.ric Marriaces, Rre Harsour. 





ScoTLAND. -(BurGus PoLicE——CaPITAL 
PUNISHMENTS, COURT OF SESSION——HERITABLE 
SECURITIES——LANDWARD PARISHES.) 





SHUBENACCADIE CANAL, Stave Bounties, SLAVE 
TRADE, SMUGGLERS’ FAMILIES MAINTENANCE, SPIRIT 
Duties, Stace Coacu Proprietors, Sucar Dutizs 
Tanjore Crepitors, Titues ExcHance, TRANS- 
FER OF Alps, TRANSPORTATION OF OFFENDERS 
Usury W AREHOUSED Suear, WatTcuineG, &amp;c. Pa- 
RISHES, WestTINp1A SPiRITS——Y ORKSHIRE BRIDGES. 


VOL. 85. 














Sess. 1830. 


Amendments made by Committees to Bills agreed to 
upon a Division, 248, 468. 

Amendment made by a Committee, disagreed to on 
further consideration of Report, 492. 


Amendments made by a Committee to a Bill, reada 
Second Time upon a Division, 578. 

Amendments proposed to be made upon Report, but 
not made, 248.—Upon the Third Reading, but not made, 254, 
631.—To the Title of a Bill, but not made, 604. 

— Motion for reading a Second Time Amendments 
made by the Committee to a Bill; Amendment proposed, but 
not made, 387, 389, 390. 

Proceeding on a Bill dropped for want of Forty 
Members, 605. 

-— Proceeding on Third Reading of a Bill adjourned, 
523.— Resumed, 531. 

Sessional Lists of Members to serve on Committees 
on Petitions for Private Bills, and on Private Bills; To be 
printed, 7. 

Turnpike Road continuing Bills; Standing Order, 
28th February 1734, and Resolution of 4th June 1829, read, 7. 


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——————— 


BILLS—continued. 

Private Bills; Resolutions of 28th November 1826; 
respecting Appeals on Private Bills; and, of 15th February 
1827, respecting the Bond or Obligation to be entered into for 
perment of Costs, read; Committee of Appeal on Private 

ills appointed, 10. 
— Vide Scortanp, (CLYDE NAVIGATION, GLAS- 
GOW AND KILMARNOCK RoAD.) 

Private Bill Committees; Resolution of 2oth Fe- 
bruary 1827 relative to adding Members to Committees, 
read, 15. 

Copy of Bill, and of Order for Second Reading, to be 
served on Returning Officer, 28. 

-——__—- Proceedings in Committees of the whole House on 
Bills, 142, 333, 458, 468, 507, 515, 544, 619, 620, 626. 

Counsel to be heard before a Committee of the whole 
House upon a Bill, 249.—Heard, 569. 

——_——— Opened by Mr. Speaker upon the Second Reading, 
569. 








Motion for bringing in a Bill dropped for want of 
Forty Members, 363. 

———— Further Consideration of Lords Amendments put off 
for Six Months, 608, 

——_—— Ordered, Presented, Committed, Reported, Passed, 
and sent to the Lords the same day, 643, 644. 


Vide Ciauses. CommittrerEs. Erections. Fess. 
House. Instructions. Lorps. Orpers. PRIVATE 
Bitts. Questions, Neg. Stranpinc Orpers. Surpty. 


BirmMincuam (Saint Martin’s) Burial Ground; Petition for 
a Bill to amend Act for providing an additional Cemetery for 
that Parish; Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 137. Presented, and read, 145. 


and Epcguttt Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing the same, 60. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, and 
read, 87. Committed, 328. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
378. Passed, 389. Agreed to by the Lords, 424. Royal 
Assent, 501. 














and Lonpon Junction Canal; Petition for a 
Bill for making a Canal from the Stratford-on-Avon Canal 
Navigation to the Oxford Canal Navigation; Referred to a 
Committee, 76. Reported; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, 
and read, 145. 


Petitions complaining that fictitious Names had 
been inserted in the List of Subscribers, and of the Non-com- 
pliance with the Standing Orders; Of Thomas Wyatt, a Land- 
owner; of John Williams and others, 162. Of R. Paterson 
and others; and two Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land on the line of the said Canal; Committee on Petition for 
Bill revived ; Petitions referred, 163. Petition of Trustees of 
the Dunchurch and Stonebridge Road, stating that the Section 
deposited does not comply with the Standing Orders; Referred 
in so far as relates to the Section, 169. Power to Committee 
to report Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Reported ; Report and Minutes to lie on the Table, and to be 
printed; 259. Minutes of the Committee, ordered; Pre- 
sented ; to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 274. Report 
read; Standing Order 27th July 1814, read; Motion, That 
the Subscription List required to be deposited shall contain 
the Names, Places of Abode, the quality or calling of the 
Subscribers to the Work, and the Sums by them respectively 
subscribed ; Debate thereupon adjourned; Motion, That no 
Bill in respect of which a Subscription List is required to be 
deposited (except Turnpike Road Bills,) be read a Second 
Time, unless one-half the Sum required shall have been 
subscribed, &amp;c.; Debate thereupon adjourned; 443. Day 
ana for further considering Report, 443. Petition of 

homas Eyre Lee, praying to be heard against the Report of 
the Committee ; To be printed, 447. Report further con- 
sidered ; Petition of Thomas Eyre Lee; read; Mr. Eyre Lee 
called in, and heard; Resolution, That Thomas Eyre Lee did 
deposit a List of Subscribers, and afterwards attested the 
truth and correctness thereof before the Committee to whom 
the Petition was referred ; Motion, That it appears that the 
said Subscription List is a false and fictitious List, and that 
the same was culpably deposited, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed ; 
and Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution, That the 
said Subscription List is a false and fictitious List; Motion, 
That the said Thomas Eyre Lee has thereby been guilty of a 
breach of the privilege of this House ; Amendment proposed, 
and Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution, That the 
said Thomas Eyre Lee, though warned as to the suspicious 
character of the said List, did nevertheless, as Agent for the 
Bill, attest its truth without due inquiry into the circumstances ; 
Thomas Eyre Lee ordered to be reprimanded by Mr. Speaker; 
called in, and reprimanded accordingly ; 451. hat was said 
by Mr. Speaker to be entered in the Journals, Nem. Con. 452. 
Debates on Motions respecting Subscription List further ad- 
journed, 456, 523, 524, 548, 582. Debate resumed on Motion, 
That the Subscription List required to be deposited shall contain 
the Names, &amp;c.; Motion agreed to; Resolution to be made 
a Standing Order; Debate resumed on Motion, That no Bill 
in respect of which a Subscription isrequired to be deposited 
(except Turnpike Road Bills) be read a second time, unless 





one-half the Sum required shall have been subscribed, &amp;c. ; 
609. Amendment made; Main Question, as amended, agreed 
to; Resolution to be made on Standing Order; 610, Vide 
STANDING ORDERS. 


Birtus Registration; Petition of Protestant Dissenters and 
others of South Shields in favour thereof, 163. To lie on the 
Table, 164. 


BiacksuRn Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing the same; and Bill ordered; 34. Presented, and 
read, 109. Committed, 138. Reported, 346. To be in- 
sey 347- Passed, 350. Agreed to by the Lords, 391. 

yal Assent, 500. 
Roads. Vide Botton. 


Buiacxtort( York) Lands; Petition fora Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered ; 27. Presented, and read, 59. Committed, 207. 
Regeeees to be ingrossed ; 357. The King’s Consent signi- 
fied; Bill passed; 364. Agreed to by the Lords, 405. Royal 
Assent, 501. 

Brackwa.t Railway; Petition for a Bill for making and main- 
taining a Railway or Tramroad from near Union-street, White- 
chapel, to Blackwall ; Referred to a Committee, 86. 


Buioomssury Vestry. Vide Saint Gives. 
Bop1aM Drainage. Vide Rotuer Levets. 
Boes. Vide IRELAND. 


Botton Improvement; Petition for a Bill for altering and 
amending several Acts; Referred to a Committee, 59. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 130. Presented, and read, 145. 


Vide Lirtie Bourton, 


———— and Biacxsurn Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same ; and Bill ordered, 
35- Presented and read, 145. Committed, 182. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed, 245. Passed, 247. Agreed to by the Lords, 
277. Royal Assent, 279. 

Bomsay JupicatureE. Vide East INnpia, 

Bootu Pits Roads. Vide EpENFIELD. 

Bow Cuurcn., Vide MaRsHALL. 


Boypext, Samuel; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage 
with Jane Boydell Boydell, his now Wife, 549. Read, 552. 
Committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine Wit- 
nesses; 566. Committee deferred, 589. Bill considered, 
and reported, 696. Passed, 605. Royal Assent, 646. 


Braprorp Road. Vide WissEy. 


BrecuFa Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually amending, 
improving and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 
61. Reported; Report referred to Committee on Standing 
Orders; 120. Vide Stanp1nc Orpers, Report, That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed, 131. Report read; Bill 
ordered; 132. Presented, and read, 137. Committed, 152. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 209. Passed, 230. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 248. Royal Assent, 279. 





BreconsuiReE Roads; Petition for Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing and improving several Roads in the Counties of Brecon, 
Radnor and Glamorgan, 41 ; and Bill ordered, 42. Presented, 
and read,102. Committed, 119. Petition of Edward Frere, 
against, 187. To lie on the Table, 188. Petition of the Reverend 
John Williams, against, 196. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
197. Petition for additional Provision ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 217. Reported; Report referred to Committee on 
Standing Orders; 227. Vide Stanpine Orpers. Power 
to Committee on the Bill to sit, notwithstanding adjourn- 
ment, 230. Report from Committee on Standing Orders, 
That Provision be made pursuant to the prayer of the Petition, 
and to deposit Duplicate of Plan, Book of Reference, Lists, 
&amp;c. in the Private Bill Office, 231. Bill reported ; to be in- 

ossed; 234. Passed, 241. Agreed to by the Lords, 262. 
Royal Assent, 279. 

Brewers. Vide Retait Brewers. 

Bricks and Tits ; Petition of Brick and Tile Manufacturers 
resident in Broseley, Madeley and Dawley, for remission of 
Duties thereon, and for charging an equitable Duty on Slates; 
To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 638. 

Bripport Roads; Petition for a Bill for better repairing the 
second District of Turnpike Roads leading to and from Brid- 
port; and Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and read, 53. Com- 
mitted, 92. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 1398. Passed, 146. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 184. Royal Assent, 197. 

Bricuovuse Road. Vide Wissey. 

BricuTon Improvement. Vide Brunswick Square. 

— Penny Post. Vide Post Orrice. 
Roads. Vide New Cuappe.. 
BripDGE. 
Small Debts ; Petition for a Bill for the more easy 
and speedy recovery thereof; Referred to a Committee, 78. 

British Museum; Petition of Trustees for further support 
offered (The King’s Recommendation signified); Petition 
brought up, and read; To lie on the Table, 39. 

Vide Accounts. Svuppty. 


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BroapstTairs PENNY Post. Vide Postaces. 

Broapway Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forest. 

BromM.ey Inclosure. Vide FropincHam. 

—-—— Road. Vide New Cross. 

BroomiELaw Railway and Tunnel. Vide Scotianp. 
Brookes, William. Vide Cuester EcciesiasTIcaL Court. 


Browng, late William ; Bill from the Lords for the resettlement 
of certain Interests in his Trust Estate, 391. Read, 400. 
Compton, 431. Reported, 487. Passed, 494. Royal Assent, 
561. 

Brunswick Square (Brighton); Petition for a Bill for paving, 
lighting, and otherwise improving the same; referred to a 
Committee, 35. Reported; Bill ordered,87. Presented and 
read, 92. Committed, 109. Petition of Commissioners for 
paving Brighton, against, 157. Referred,and Counsel ordered, 
158. Bill reported; to be ingrossed, 176. Passed, 188. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 237. Royal Assent, 279. 


Buccievcn, Duke of; Bill from the Lords, for exchangin 
certain Estates in Aorthamaptonenite, for some of his settle 
Estates in Lancashire and York, 494. Read, 498. Com- 
mitted, 517. Reported and passed, 558. Royal Assent, 578. 

Buck1ncuHAM Palace. Vide Accounts. 

Road. Vide WENDovER. 

Rucxkianp Roads. Vide Rapstock. 

Sr. Mary Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forest. 

Buck te, John; Bill from the Lords, to enable John Buckle, 
or other Committee of the Estate of William Buckle, a Lunatic, 
to consent to the exercise of a power of Sale of certain 
Estates, 558. Read, 560. Committed, 573. Reported, with 


Amendments; and agreed to, 601. Bill passed, 605. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 616. Royal Assent, 646. 


BupceEn’s Estate. Vide RAWLINGS. 


Bu ion; Petition of the Merchants of London against the 
exorbitant rate of Freight; on the Importation thereof; To 
lie on the Table, and to be printed ; 432. 


BuNTINGFIELD Road. Vide MANSFIELD and CHESTERFIELD. 
Burper, Charles. Vide CoatHam Dock Yard. 

Burnett, Bishop. Vide Care of Goon Hore. 

Burcgss, Henry. Vide Currency, 

Burecus Police. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Burwasu Roads. Vide RiIncmMER. 

Bury Bripce Roads. Vide EpENFIELD. 








Butcuers ; Petition of Butchers, resident in Bristol, against 
the practice of Hawking Meat from house to house in that 
city; To lie on the Table, 572. 


Bute (Cardiff) Ship Canal; Petition for a Bill for empowering 
the Marquis of Bute to make and maintain a Ship Canal 
from the Eastern Hollows to near the town of Cardiff; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 48. Reported; Bill ordered, 81. 
Presented and read, 132. Petition of Richard Blakemore, 
against; To lie on the Table, 176. Bill committed, 177. 
Petition of Company of Proprietors of the Glamorganshire 
Canal Navigation, against, 192. Referred and Counsel 
ordered, 193- Petitions of the Monmouthshire Canal Com- 
pany; and, of Richard Blakemore, against; Referred and 
Counsel ordered, 328. Petitions of Richard Blakemore ; of 
Proprietors of the Monmouthshire Canal Navigation ; and, of 
the Company of Proprietors of the Glamorganshire Canal’Na- 
vigation, and Freighters using the said Canal, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 335. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 380. Bill reported; Report to lie on the 
Table, 429. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed, 
471. Passed, 478. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 581. 
Considered and agreed to, 589. Royal Assent, 646. 


Buxton Road. Vide ConcLeTon. 


11° Geo. LV, &amp; 1° Will. TV. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


CaitHNEss Statute Labour. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Cauitco Printers; Petition of Journeymen Calico Printers of 
Lancashire, Derbyshire and other Counties, complaining of 
the number of Apprentices employed by the Master Manufac- 
turers; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 456. 


CamBRIDGE University. Vide Cuurcn BuiLpine. 
CamPrsBE.u’s Estate. Vide ScorLanp. 


Canapa; Motion that a Majority of the Membeis of the 
Legislative Councils of Upper and Lower Canada ought not 
to consist of Persons holding Offices at the pleasure of the 
Crown; Question previous Neg. thereupon; and on several 
other Motions respecting Canada, 476. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 21.) 


Civil Government; Act 14 Geo. 3, ¢. 83, for making 
more effectual provision for the Government of the Province 


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of Quebec, read; Bill to amend the said Act; Ordered, 349. 
Presented and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed, 349. Second Reading deferred, 476, 516. 
Bill committed, considered and soponted ; Day appointed for 
further considering Report, and Bill, as pts ary to be 
printed, 550. Further consideration of Report deferred, 574, 
592, 610. 
Canapa Company. Vide (ADDREsSES, 22.) 


(Lower) Legislature; Act 31 Geo. 3, c. 31, for the 
Government of the Province of Quebec, read; Bill to amend so 
much thereof as relates to the Election of Members to serve in 
the Legislative Assembly; Ordered, 374. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 376. 
Committed, 397. Considered, 443. Reported; To be in- 
at and Day appointed for Third Reading; 444. 
— 459 Agreed to by the Lords, 647. Royal Assent, 

46. 
Water Communication. Vide Accounts. 


Canb tes; Petition of Tallow Chandlers of Leeds for repeal of 
the Excise Duty thereon; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed ; 249. 

Vide Scor.anp. 


Canine Mapwness; Bill to prevent the spreading thereof; 
Ordered; 537. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 538. Committed to a 
Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 556. Members 
added, 557. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, 567. Power to Committee to Report Minutes 
of Evidence, 606. Bill reported, together with Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report to lie on the Table; Bill, as amended, to 
be printed ; Minutes of Evidence to be printed ; 637. 


Cantersury; Petition of Electors of Canterbury resident in 
London, complaining of one of their Representatives not 
attending his Duty in Parliament, he having been appointed 
Governor of Madras, and praying that a new Writ may be 
issued ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 465. 

Care of Goop Hope; Petition of the British Settlers and 
others of the District of Albany, praying for a Representative 
ne 466. To lie on the Table; and to printed ; 
497- 





Petition of Bishop Burnett, complaining 
of the conduct of Lord Charles Somerset, when Governor of 
that Colony, and praying for redress ; To lieon the Table; 639. 


Carita Punishments. Vide ScoTnanp. 
CarpeEN, George Frederick. Vide CEMETERY. 
CarpirF Canal. Vide Bure. 

Caruiste, Richard. Vide Jews. 


— and Penxritu Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered; 60, Pre- 
sented, and read, 147. Committed, 209. ep fea To be 
ingrossed ; 364. Passed, 414. Agreed to by the Lords, 458. 
Royal Assent, 501. 

Cartow. Vide IRELAND. 


CARMARTHEN Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
maintaining and repairing the same; and Bill ordered; 81. 
Presented, and read, 110. Committed, 137. Reported; To 
be ingrossed ; 234. Passed, 241. Agreed to by the Lords, 
262. Royal Assent, 279. 


Carnatic Commissioners. Vide East Inpb1a. 
CARPENTER, William. Vide Desr. 
Carrickmacross Roads. Vide IRELAND. 
CarturR-Lane Road. Vide Kirxsy and PinxrTon. 
CastLe Baynarp. Vide ELectTiveE FRANCHISE. 
BiayNeEy Roads. Vide IRELAND. 


CatrTerick Bridge and DuruHam Road; Petition for a Bill for 
maintaining the same ; and Bill ordered; 19. Presented, and 
read, 138. Committed, 151. Reported; To be ingrossed, 
227. Passed, 231. Agreed to by the Lords, 248. Royal 
Assent, 279. 


Caxton (Cambridge) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered; 62. Presented, and read, 146. Com- 
mitted, 209. Reported; To be ingrossed; 258. Passed, 
275. Agreed to by the Lords, 370. Royal Assent, 501. 


Cemetery, National; Petitions recommending the establish- 
ment thereof; Of Thomas Willson, Architect; To lie on the 
Table; 222. Of George Frederick Carden; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 419. 

Crrton; Petition of John Whitchurch Bennett, complaining 
of the Conduct of Sir Edward Barnes, Governor of Geyliay 
To lie on the Table; 415. 


Motion for —— a Select Committee to inquire 
into the Commerce, Revenue and Expenditure of Ceylon; 
Question Neg. thereupon; 490. 

Cuancery, Court of; Motion that it isthe Duty-of this House, 
before it sanctions the appointment of a further Judge in that 
Court, to ascertain whether a case of necessity exists for such 

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Ee eee ee ee —- recaps SPO LEEE SIS TRE REGRETS 
Appointment; Debate thereupon adjourned; 537. Further 
sine, 555. Debate resumed ; amd! further | adjourned); 
5645) 579.’ Debate resumed; Amendment proposed, that the 
Order of .theyDay-for the;Second Reading of the Suits in 
Fass Bill be now read, 581. Question, as amended, agreed 
to, 582. 


CuANceERY Court. Vide Accounts. 


Masters ; Bill to regulate their Salaries and Emolu- 
ments; Ordered; 507. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 509. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 537, 555, 565, 579- Bill committed, 582. Com- 
mittee deferred, 592, 600. 


Register; Bill to regulate that Office; Ordered ; 
507. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 509. Petition of Solicitors resident 
in the Metropolis against; To lie on the Table. Petition of 
James Bird against; To be printed; 536. Second Reading 
deferred; 537. Petition of Henry Edgeworth Bicknell = 
541. To lie on the Table, 542. Second Reading deferred, 
555- Petition of the Deputy Registrars of the Court of 
Chancery and others against; To be printed; 559. Second 
Reading deferred, 565, 579. Bill committed, 582. Com- 
mnittee deferred, 592, 599- 


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Cuarzavrover, Philip Augustus de; Bill from the Lords for 
his:naturalization, 370. Read, 376. Committed, 389. Re- 
ported and passed, 454. Royal Assent, 502. 


ChapLAin; To preach before the House at St. Margaret’s, 
Westminster, on the 29th May, 497. Thanked Nem. Con.; To 
print his Sermon; 499. 


— Vide (ADDRESSES, 10.) 


Cuarp Roads; Petition for a Bill for amending Act; Referred 
to a Committee, 63. Reported, 100. Report referred to Com- 
mittee on Standing Golem, 101. Vide Stanpine Orders. 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 121. Report 
read; Bill ordered, 145. Presented and read, 146. Petition of 
Inhabitants of Chard against; To lie on the Table, 187. Bill 
committed, 273. Petitions of Trustees of the Chard Turnpike 
Roads; of Inhabitants of Chard; of Owners and Occupiers of 
Lands in the District of the Chard Turnpike Trust; and, of 
Creditors upon the Tolls of the Chard Turnpike Roads in 

-favour, 339. Petition of Portreeve and Burgesses of Chard, 
stating that the Petition of the Inhabitants of Chard against 
the said Bill is a gross misrepresentation ; To lie on the Table, 
347- Bill reported; to be ingrossed, 356. Passed, 364. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 391. Royal Assent, 500. 


CuaritaB.e Institutions; Bill to declare in what cases the 
possessions of certain Charitable Institutions shall be liable to 
the payment of Rates for local purposes ; Ordered, 447. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to 

be printed; 448. Committed, 468. Petition of Trustees for 
the Improvement of St. George’s Fields and the parts adjacent, 
against; To be printed, 506. Committee deferred, 515, 524, 
537, 55°, 568, 576, 591, 599- 

Vide IRELAND. 

Cuarities. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 23, 24.) RoMAN 
CATHOLIC. 


Cuarity Inquiry; Act 10 Geo. 4, c. 57, for continuing the 
powers of the Commissioners of Charities, read; Bill to con- 
tinue the said Act, ordered ; 559. 

CuaRMINSTER (Dorset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 80. Presented, and read, 146. Committed, 
207. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 392. Passed, goo. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 433. Royal Assent, 502. 


Cuewtsea Hospitat; Petition of Patrick Kelly, complaining 
of being refused admission to Chelsea Hospital, and praying 
for relief; To lie on the Table; 521. 

— Pensions; Petition of William Seney Smith, praying 

that Chelsea Pensioners may receive their Pensions without 

Deductions ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 122. 








Cuester Canal. Vide ELLESMERE. 


Ecclesiastical ‘Court; Petition of William Brookes, 
complaining of the proceedings of that Court, brought up ; 
Notice taken that the Petition was not signed; With- 
drawn; 541. 


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: metmenbnoeynen Petition of William Brookes, 
praying for inquiry into the conduct of that court ; To lie on 
the Table; 597. 

CuesterRFietp Road. Vide MANsFIELpD. 

Cuor.tron-Row Road. Vide Arpwick GREEN. 

Curistiz, JAMes. Vide Mepway. 


Cuurcn Buitpine Act; Petition of the Chancellors, Masters 
and Scholars of the University of Cambridge against the 
Clause eving to Persons endowing Chapels the nomination 
of the Minister; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 106. 

Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. 4, c. 72, relating to 
the building additional Churches, read ; Bill to amend the 
said Act, ordered; 452. Presented, and read; Day appointed 





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for Second Reading; and to. be printed; 491. Second 
Reading deferred, 516, 524,531, 537,545» 551, 556, 565, 569, 
576, 579: Petition’ of Ralph Stevenson, against; To lie on 
the Table, 580. Second Reading deferred, 583, 593. — Peti- 
tions of rated Inhabitant Householders of St. Mary Lambeth ; 
of Inhabitants of Hanley and Shelton ; and, of Ralph Bourne, 
Esq. against; To be printed; 603. 

Cuurcu EstasiisHMENT. Vide IRELAND. 





Rares. .. Vide IRELAND. 

Cuurcues; Petition of the Reverend Thomas Smith, of London, 
complaining of the difficulty of obtaining permission to build 
Churches, and of the holding Pluralities; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 201. 

New; Petition of Churchwardens and Others of St. 

Luke, Middlesex, complaining of the erection of an additional 

Church in that Parish; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 

529- Petition read; Motion for referring the said Petition to 

a Committee to examine the matter thereof; Question Neg. 

thereupon; 564. 


New; Petition of Inhabitant Householders of St..Luke, 
Middlesex, against the erection of any additional Church in 
that Parish ; 562. To lie on the Table; 563. - 


—— Vide AccounTs. 
Cuurcu of IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 
——_————. ScoT.Lanp. Vide ScoTLanp. 


CuurcHWARDENS; Petition of George Gunning, for an inquiry 
into the custom claimed by Clergymen to appoint one Church- 
warden of each Parish, 179; To be pinion, ; 180. 


Vide IRELAND. 


Ciper; Petitions for the repeal of the Tax thereon ; of Inhabit- 
ants of Chard ; and of Ilminster; 189. 


— Vide Beer. 


Licenses ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 498. Considered, 509. Resolution reported. and 
agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 515. Vide Beer Baxt. 


Civit ConTINGENCIES. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
DEPARTMENTS. Vide Accounts. 
and Miuitary Establishments. Vide Accounts. 























CLAUSES: | 

committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
397+ 439 435, 523- 

added on the Report of a Bill, 344, 430. 

added on further consideration of Report of a Bill, 





493: 





added on Third Reading, 163, 278, 344,345, 355, 
359, 392, 397) 491, 435, 436, 453, 461, 493, 503, 523, 595, 
576, 604. j 
offered to be added on the Report of a Bill; Motion 
for bringing it up; Question Neg. thereupon; 150. 
——_—— offered to be added on further consideration of Report 
of a Bill, 492. Clause amended and added, 493. 
offered to be added on further consideration of Report 
- of a Bill; Motion for bringing it up; Question’ Neg. there- 
upon; 574. 
offered to be added on Third Reading of a Bill; Mo- 
tion for reading Clause a second time; Question Neg. there- 
upon ; 604, 640. 


—_—-— 











Motion for bringing 





clause up ; by leave withdrawn ; 604. ; 
- Motion for bringing 
Clause up; Question Neg. thereupon; 180, 356. 

- read a Second Time upon a division, 523. 


———— disagreed to on further consideration. of Report of'a 
Bill, 492. 


Crayton, Lieutenant General. Vide DisTILLATION. 
-———_——- Roads. Vide New CuapPeEL.. 


Crercy, Churches andChapels. Vide Accounts. (Apprzs- 
SES, 25.) 


CuierK of the Crown; his Deputy to attend and amend 
Returns, 176, 357, 429. 


attends and amends Returns, 181, 365, 438. 
—— Vide Speaker. 


of the House; To direct the Printing of the Journals, 











17. 

Crerks of the Peace; Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the Fees, Charges and Emoluments of the Clerks of the 
Peace, and the Clerks of Assize in England and Wales; To 
report their observations, together with the Minutes of the 
Evidence taken before them from time to time ; and to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 


96. Members added, 383. 
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INDEX ¢o the Eréuty-rirtH VoLtume. 





Cuirrorp, William. Vide House. 

Cuirron Bridge; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge 
over the River Avon from Clifton to the opposite side of the 
River, 59. Referred to a Committee, 60. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 87. Presented, and read, 101. Committed, 146. 
Petition of James Acland, against ; To lie on the Table; 234. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 245- Passed, 268. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 485. Royal Assent, 500. 

CurmpBine Boys; Petitions for superseding the necessity 
thereof; Of Inhabitants of Whitehaven; and, of Cockermouth ; 
283. Of Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire and the capital 
Burgesses and Commonalty of Sheffield ; To be printed; 383. 
Of Inhabitants of Newark-upon-Trent ; To be printed ; 534. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 26.) 

CurnTon, Sir William Henry. Vide PortuGAt. 

Crows Cross NavicatTion. Vide Nortu LeveEt. 

Ciype Navication. Vide ScoTLanD. 

Coacu Proprietors. Vide Parcets CONVEYANCE. 

Coat Dotiges. Vide IRELAND. 

Meters. Vide IRELAND. 

Mixes. Vide Woop, William. 


Coats ; Petition of Richard Trevithick, respecting his Inven- 


tion for lifting Coals ; Referred to the Committee on Coal 
Trade, 203. 











Vide IRELAND. 


Petitions for repealing the Duties thereon; Of Manu- 
facturers, Dyers, and Dressers of Norwich; To be printed, 
68. Of Inhabitants of the Borough of Southwark ; To be 
printed, 141. Of Inhabitants of Cardiff; To be printed, 
164. Of Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of Clif- 
ton Dartmouth Hardness; and, of Inhabitants of Camel- 
ford ; To be printed, 183. Of Coal-owners, Miners, Lessees, 
and others, interested in the Coal Trade of the River Dee, in 
the Counties of Flint and Chester, 263. Of Ship-owners of 
the Port of Newcastle residing in North Shields ; Referred 
to the Committee on the Coal T'rade, 360. Of Inhabitants of 
Teignmouth ; To be printed, 406. Of Barnstaple; To be 
printed, 411. Of Newport and Bishops Tawton; Of New- 
ton Abbott and Newton Bushell; and, of Chudleigh ; To be 
printed, 419. Of Ship-owners of Newcastle-upon-Tyne re- 
siding at South Shields ; Referred, 465. Of Inhabitants of 
Pilton ; To be printed, 487. Of Wuinfleet, 520. Of Pro- 
prietors and Occupiers of Collieries in the Forest of Dean, 
541. Of Inhabitants of Bristol, 571; To be printed, 572. 
Of Merchants, Ship-owners, and Inhabitants of Great Yar- 
= ; and, of Inhabitants of South Molton ; To be printed, 
599. 











and Malt; Petition of Growers of Corn, and others, of 
Halesworth, for repeal of Duties on Malt and Sea-borne 
Coals; To be printed, 495. 

—— and Stamp DutTigs. Vide IRELAND. 


Coat TrapveE; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
state of the Coal Trade in the Port of London, and to report 
their observations thereupon ; To send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; To sit during sitting 
and notwithstanding any Adjournment, 166. Petitions re- 
ferred, 203, 360, 465, 536. Power to Committee to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed, 645. 

Petition of Coal Whippers of London, complain- 
ing of the Monopoly of the Trade of Coal Undertaker by the 
Servants of Licensed Victuallers; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed, 97. 

Coin. Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSEs, 27.) 

Consett, William. Vide Taxus. 

Cops of Law. Vide Law. 


CorFreE; Petition of West India Planters and Merchants, for 
reduction of Duty thereon ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed, 203. 

Cotoniat Acts. Vide Accounts. 

Cotoniat Geants. Vide Accounts. (AppREsSES, 28.) 

Cotoniat Income and Expenpirure. Vide Accounts. 
(ADDRESSES, 29.) 

CotontaL Property ; Petition of Proprietors or Mo ees of 
Plantations and Slaves in Demerara, Berbice, and St. Lucia, 
for extension of the same protection to Colonial Property as 
is given to Property situated in Great Britain, 367. To lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed, 369. 

Cotoniges. Vide Accounts, West INDiEs. 

Commissary Courts. Vide ScoT.anp. 

Commissions of Inquiry. Vide Accounts. 
30.) 

Committats. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 31.) 


Commitrer Cuerks’ Fees. Vide Fees. Sranpinc Or- 
DERS. 





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COMMITTEES : 


Grand Committees appointed, 8. Vide Grirv- 
ANCEs—JusTice, Courts of—RELIGION—TRADE. 


— Se.ect ComMITTEEs appointed——To draw up an 
Address of Thanks, 7, (v. ADDRESSES, 1.)——-To draw up an 
Address for the removal of Sir Jonah Barrington, 461, (v. Ap- 
DRESSES, 9.)——To inquire into the Laws relating to the Sale 
of Beer, 135, (v. BEER.) To inquire into Fees and Emo- 
luments of Clerks of the Peace, &amp;c. 96, (v. CLERKS OF THE 
PEAcE.)——To inquire into the State of the Coal Trade, 166, 
(v. Coat TRADE.) To inquire into the present state of 
the East India Company’s Affairs, 23, (v. East INp1A Com- 
PANY’s AFFAirs.)——To inquire into the Duties, Salaries, 
and Emoluments of the Hackney Coach Commissioners, 240, 
(v. HacknEy Coacu Office.) To inquire into the Ex- 
penses of the Holyhead and Liverpool Roads, 366, (v. HoLy- 
HEAD RoapDs.) IRELAND: To take into consideration the 
State of the Poorer Classes in Ireland, 166, (v. PoorR.)—— 
To inquire into the Tolls and Customs at Markets and Fairs 
in Ireland, 469, (v. ToLLS AND CUSTOMS.)—-—To inquire 
what Temporary Laws of a Public and General Nature are 
now in force, and what have expired, &amp;c. 10, (v. Laws Ex- 
PIRING.)——To inquire into the present state of the Library 
of the House of Commons, 278, (v. Lisrary.)——To con- 
sider the means of lessening the evils arising from the fluc- 
tuation of Employment in Manufacturing Districts, 419, 
(v. MANUFACTURING EMPLoYMENT.——To prepare Esti- 
mates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of Great 
Britain and Ireland for 1830, 499, (v. Mititia.)——To in- 
quire into the State of the Roads between London and Edin- 
burgh, and London and Portpatrick, 174, (v. NoRTHERN 
Roaps.)—— Of Privileges, 8, (v. PRIVILEGES.) To in- 

uire into the general operation and effect of the Laws and 
sages under which Select and other Vestries are consti- 
cule 25, (v. Setect Vestries.)——To consider the Ex- 
pense attending the Office of High Sheriff, 156, (v. Sue- 
RiFFs, Higu.)--——To inquire into the present state of the 
Colonies of Sierra Leone and Fernando Po, 555, (v. SizRRA 
LEonE.)——To inquire into the regulation of Superannua- 
tions, 334, (v. SUPERANNUATIONS.) To whom shall be 
referred all Reports from Committees on Petitions for Private 
Bills, in whieh it shall be stated that any of the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with, 10, (v. STANDING 
OrpERs.)——To consider the Laws relating to the Growth 
and Cultivation of Tobacco in the United Kingdom, 426, 
(ve. Tosacco CuLtivaTion.)——To inquire into the Ex- 
ense of completing the Alterations and Improvements of 
indsor Castle, 546, (v. Winpsor CaAsTLE.) 
Make no Report. Vide CLERKs or THE PEACE. 
SuUPERANNUATIONS. 
of the wHoLte Hovse, appointed to consider 
Various Acts, 531, (v. AssEssrep TAXEs.)—§32, (v. BEER 
AND Ciper Durtigs.)—552, (v. Customs DuTi1Es.)—180, 
555, (v. Excise DutTiss.)—§93, (v. FIsHERIEs.)—223, 
(v. Four per Cent ANNUITIES.)—IRELAND: 469, (v. 
BEAR oR BiGG.)—408, (v. ToBacco CULTIVATION.)—- 
273, (vc. Stamp DutTieEs.)—273, (v. Tosacco.)}—6g0, (v. 
SUAL SEssIONAL ADDRESSES.)—=584, (v. WAREHOUSED 
SuGar.) 
Messages, 214, 591, (v. KiNG.) 
Motions, 273, (v. Courts or Law.)—375, (v. Scor- 
LAND LAW OFFICERS COMPENSATIONS.)—517, (v. Suv- 
BENACCADIE CANAL.)-*17, (v. SuPPLY.)—-444, (v. WELSH 
JUDGES.) 
Other Matters, 427, (v. Beer LiceNnsEs.)—498, 
(v. Ciper LiceNnsEs.)—70, (v. Ways AND MEANS.) 


———— Usual Orders relating to Committees, g. 
— To report Opinion, 512, 642. 
————- To report Opinion from time to time, 10. 
To report Proceedings and Opinion from time to 
time, 8. 
To report Observations, 10, 23, 25, 96, 135, 166, 
190, 259, 334, 366, 420, 469, 546, 555: 
To report Observations and Opinion, 426. 
and Minutes of Evidence, 190. 
—- To report Minutes of Evidence, 190, 259, 366, 408, 
420, 520, 541, 570, 696, 606, 642, 645.——From time to time, 
23, 96, 446. 
— To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 8, 10, 23, 
25, 96, 136, 166, 166, 174, 176, 327, 334, 341, 345, 363, 419, 


420, 426, 469, 546, 555, 567. 
——_—_— All to have Voices, 8. 


— Five to be the Quorum, 7, 10, 23, 25, 135, 156, 166, 
174, 181, 333, 334, 362, 363, 366, 397, 419, 420, 426, 469, 
546, 555&gt; 555, 582, 592, 639. 

—-——— Three to be the Quorum, 181, 278, 392, 479, 499, 
577, 592- 

To sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 10, 253, 351. 


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Com MITTEES—continued. 
All Committees to sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 

84. 
io — To sit during sitting, and notwithstanding Adjourn- 
ment.of the House, 166. . 
Report Progress, 91, 107, 246, 361, 396, 425, 458, 
467, 507, 516 523, B44, 549, 550, 598, 576, 620. 

Revived, 163. 
— Make no Report. Vide CuzrKs or THE Peace. 
SuPERANNUATIONS. 
—— To examine, in the first place, how far Orders for 
giving Notices, &amp;c. have beeu complied with, 121, 144, 23), 
534- 














Time enlarged for receiving Reports on Bills, 379, 
380, 387, 389, 392, 393, 428, 430, 446, 462. 
— Leave given to Committees to sit and proceed, and 
to Report on a certain Day, 414, 421, 429, 439, 478, 494, 
596, 606, 614, 615, 649. 
On Lords’ Bill, to sit and proceed before the usual 
time; and to Report on a certain Day, 429, 478, 614, 649. 
Proceedings in Committees of the whole House, 23, 
85, 90, 91, 116, 142, 215, 233, 239, 256, 333, 353, 361, 396, 
424, 458, 467, 468, 515, 522, 543 544, 549, 573, 605, 609, 
619, 620, 626. 
———— Forty Members not present in a Committee, 23, 605. 
Instruction to a Committee to divide a Bill into two 
Bills, 375- 











to receive a Clause, 631. 


Petition of Magistrates and Town Council of Dum- 
barton for appointing all Committees on eee Private 
Bills, by Ballot: to lie on the Table ; and to be Printed, 647. 


Common Law. Vide Law. 
Common Law Courts. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 36.) 


Fees ; So much of Lords’ Commissioners speech 
as relates to Improvements in the general Administration of the 
Law; Read; 69. Bill to regulate the Appropriation of Fees 
payable to Officers in the Superior Courts of Common Law; 
Ordered ; 70. Presented, and read ; Day a pointed for Second 
Reading ; and, to be printed; 376. Second Reading deferred, 
426, 437 444, 459- Bill committed, 469. Committee de- 
ferred, 477, 491, 508, 524, 531, 644, 551, 556. Bill con- 
sidered, and reported; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 565. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 575, 579- Report 
further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; and Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 583. Third leading deferred, 
593- Bill passed, 604. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
643. Considered and agreed to, 645. Royal Assent, 657. 

Commons, House of. Vide Accounts. 

CompensaTions. Vide Accounts. 
Courts of Law, 

Conexrence. Vide Ireland. ADMIRALTY CouRT. 

Concieton and Buxton Road; Petition for repairing, 
amending and maintaining the same ; and Bill ordered; 24. 
Presented, and read, 86. Committed, 100. Petition of In- 
habitants of Congleton and Buglawton, against; Referred, 
145. Bill reported; To be ingrossed; 162, Passed, 187. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 277. Royal Assent, 279. 


Vide Ways and Means, and BILLs 





(ADDRESSES, 32.) 


ConsoLipATED Funp. 
in Supe y. 

ConstaB_es; Usual Orders relating to them, g. 

ConstasuLary. Vide IRELAND. 

Consutar Acents. Vide Accounts. 

Consus. Vide Accounts. 

Contempt in Equity; Bill to Amend the Law relating to 
Process of Contempt by Courts of Hy ay ; Ordered, 27. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 30. Committed, 91. Considered; Reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 98. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 117. 
Third Reading deferred, 124. Bill passed, 129. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 562. Considered and agreed to, 
625. Royal Assent, 645. 

Contempt of Court. Vide Accounts. 

Convicts. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 34, 95.) 

Co-oPERATIVE Societies; Petition of the Members of the 
First London Co-operative Trading Association in favour of 
Mr, Owen’s: Plan of Co-operation; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed, 475. 

Copper Rotisrs. Vide HoLuincRAke. 

Copyricut. Vide Dkamatic WRiTinGs. 

Cork Triaus. Vide IRELAND. 

Corn. Vide Accounts. 


(ADDRESSES, 33.) 








Corn Laws; Petition of John Wright of Lenton House, Not- 
tingham, for alteration thereof; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 184. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Kidderminster for the 

repeal thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 232. 


Rents. Vide TirHEs. 
Returns. Vide IRELAND. 
Spirits. Vide Serrits. 


TrapDe; Petitions against Duty on Importation of 
Foreign Corn; of Retail Dealers in No. 6, or the Exchange 
District, in Manchester; To be printed; 149, Of Inhabit- 
ants of Kidderminster; To be printed ; 262. 


Coroners INQuEsT. Vide IRELAND. 
Corporate Towns. Vide IRELAND. 
CorporaTions. Vide IRELAND. 


Corton Factories ; Petitions for prohibiting the Employment 
of Persons under twenty-one years of age in the night in 
cotton and other mills; of Operative Spinners, and others em- 
ployed in the spinning cotton-wool into yarn, in Manchester; 
373- Of Clergy, Medical Practitioners, and other Inhabitants 
of Great and Little Bolton, and Working Spinners, and others ; 
of Operative Spinners, and others employed in the spinning 
cotton, in Oldham ; and, at Lees and Hey, near Oldham ; To 
be printed ; 405. Of Workin Spinners, and others, in Black- 
burn, 463. Of Operative Spinners of Preston, 511. Of 
Workers in the power-loom factories of Glasgow, 511; To 
be printed, 512. Of Operative Cotton Spinners, and others, 
of Congleton ; of Inhabitants of Ashton-under-Lyne, Stay- 
ley Bridge, and Mossley, and other places ; and, of Dressers 
and Power-Loom Weavers of Stockport ; To be printed ; 606. 
Of Operative Cotton Spinners, and others, of Renfrewshire ; 
of Card Grinders and Strippers of Manchester; and, of 
Operative Cotton Spinners of Glasgow; To be printed ; 616. 
Of Operatives in spinning cotton-wool, of Stockport ; and, of 
Inhabitants of Macclesfield ; To be printed ; 622. 


Cotton Yarns; Petition of Operative Cotton Weavers of 
Preston, for a Duty on cotton yarns exported ; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 103. 

CounsEL; To be heard before Committees of the whole House, 
217, 249, 258, 364, 387, 428, 461, 566.—Heard, 248, 340, 
438, 448, 569, 601, 




















Before a Select Committee, 165. 
On Second Reading of a Bill, 331, 386, 
407, 419, 455» 468, 515, 534, 557-—Heard, 569. 


On Report, 333, 343, 349, 386, 399, 407, 
420, 426, 437.—Heard, 448. 








— Motion for hearing Counsel before a Committee, 
withdrawn, 452. 


- To be heard on further consideration of a Report, 
452. 
County AssEssMENTS. Vide IRELAND, 
County Bripces. Vide YorxKSsHIRE. 
County InrirMaArRiges. Vide IRELAND. 
County Rates. Vide IRELAND. 
Court of Common Pieas. Vide SrockDAte. 
Court of Session. Vide ScorLanp. 
Courtown Harpour. Vide IRELAND. 
Courts of Common Law Fees. Vide Common Law. 


Courts of Law; Motion for the House to, resolve itself into 
a Committee to consider of making Compensation to Officers 
of Courts of Law, for reduction of their Fees; The King’s 
recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; Matter to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House; 273. Con- 
sidered, 278. Resolutions reported, 322. Agreed ‘tos In- 
stsenties accordingly ; 322. Vide Common Law. Frees 

ILL. 

Coventry Canat; Petition for a Bill to conselidateand 
extend the Powers and Provisions of Acts, 37. Referred to 
a Committee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered; 60. Presented, 
and read, 137. Petition of Trustees of the Old Stratford 
Road, against; To lie on the Table, 350. 


CowFo-tp and HENFIELD Roads; Petition fora Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered; 35. Pre« 
sented, and read, 109. Committed,158.. Petition of Owners 
and Occupiers of Estates and other Inhabitants of Horsham 
and Nuthurst, against; Referred,.and Counsel ordered; 167. 
Power to Committee to send for .persons, papers and records, 
176. Bill reported; To be ingrossed; 378. Passed, 40g: 
Agreed to by the Lords, 447. Royal Assent, 501. 

Cremorne, Lord, Estate. Vide IRELAND. 

CREWKERNE Roap. Vide YEovIiL. 


Criminat Law; Petitions for mitigating the severity thereof; 
Of Inhabitants of Colchester and its vicinity, 193. Of the 


Town and County of Poole ; of Plymouth and its vicinity ; of 
the Town and Neighbourhood of 


ingston-upon-Hull; of the 
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INDEX ¢@ ‘the: E1guny-r1rtTH ‘VoLuME. 





Borough Bailiff, and other Inhabitants of the borough of Mal- 
ton; and, of Magistrates, Clergy, Merchants, Bankers, and 
other Inhabitants of the city of Norwich and its environs ; 
To be printed ; 188. Of Inhabitants of Chelmsford; of Ma- 
getuies, Barristers, Bankers, Merchants and Inhabitants of 

ewcastle-upon-Tyne; of Inhabitants of Lewes and its vici- 
nity; of Carlisle and its vicinity; of Magistrates, Bankers, 
Merchants and other Inhabitants of Sunderland and its vici- 
nity; and, of Darlington ; To be printed; 193. Of Inhabit- 
ants of Wellingborough ; and, of Bury, St. Edmunds ; To be 
printed ; 200. Of Rochdale; of Quakers of Ireland; and, 
of Clergy, Ship-owners, and others of North Shields; To be 
printed; 211. Of Magistrates, Clergy, and others, Inhabit- 
ants of Birmingham ; and, of Mayor, Justice, Aldermen and 
Inhabitants of Chipping Wycombe; To be printed; 220. 
Of Protestant Dissenters assembling at the chapel in Wor- 
ship-street ; and, of Inhabitants of Bridport ; ‘lo be printed ; 
228. Of Exeter; and, of Clergy, Gentry, and other Inha- 
bitants of Madeley; To be printed; 236. Of Inhabitant 
Householders of West Bromwich ; of Inhabitants of Coven- 
try ; of Banbury; and, of Bankers, Merchants and Manufac- 
turers of Derby ; To be printed ; 242. Of Merchants, Bank- 
ers, and other Inhabitants of Wisbech; To be printed, 246. 
Of Inhabitants of Woburn ; and, of Unitarian Protestant Dis- 
senters assembling in the Chapel in South-place, Finsbury- 
square; To be printed; 271. Of Inhabitants of Chipping 

orton; and, of elvedion ; 276. Of Spratton and Creaton ; 
of Mayor, Magistrates and Inhabitants of Hereford ; of Inha- 
bitants of Ross; and, of the City of Chester ; To be printed ; 
342. 


CriMINAL Lunatics. Vide Accounts. Swuppty. 


Returns; Act 55 Geo. 3, c. 49, to procure returns 
of Persons committed, tried and convicted, read ; Bill to repeal 
the said Act, ordered; Presented and read; day appointed 
for a Second Reading; 334. Committed, 354. Committee 
deferred, 362, 399. Bill considered, 436. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 444. 
Passed, 459. Agreed to by the Lords, 504. Royal Assent, 
561. 


Criminats. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 37.) 


CromrorD Bripnce Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing and improving the same; and Bill ordered ; 
61. Presented, and read,120. Committed, 252. Reported; 
to be ingrossed ; 388. Passed, 400. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 433. Considered, and agreed to, 439. Royal 
Assent, 501. 


CROMMELIN Harbour. Vide IRELAND. 
CROWLAND DRAINAGE. Vide Nortu LEVEL. 


Crown Lanps; Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire 
into the conduct of Mr. Nash, with reference to the Crown 
Lands in the county of Middlesex; Question Neg. there- 
upon; 123. 


— 


Vide Accounts. (ApDpDREssEs, 38.) 


Crown LeasEs; Petition of James Anderton for reduction of 
Fees, payable on the renewal and registration thereof; To lie 
on the Table, and to be printed; 410. 


Prorerty Customs; Motion for bringing in a Bill to 
subject to Customs duty Crown Property, in case of sale 
after importation; The King’s consent and recommendation 
signified ; Motion agreed to; Bill ordered; 611. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 611. Com- 
mitted, 613. Considered, 621. Reported; To be ingrossed ; 
and Day appointed for Third Reading; 624. Passed, 631. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 644. Royal Assent, 645. 

Cummine’s Estate. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Curtanp Inctosure: Vide Nerocue Forzst. 

Currency; Petition of Occupiers of Land in Norham and 
Islandshires for restoration of Small Note Currency; To lie 
on the Table, and to be printed ; 173. 

Petitions against any alteration thereof, of Shop- 
keepers'‘and Retail Dealers in St. Paul’s District, Man- 
chester; To be printed; 103. Of George Poulett Scrope ; 
To be printed ; 421. 


Petition of Henry Burgess, praying for an inves- 
tigation into the state thereof, 121. To lie on the Table, and 
to be printed, 122. 

Petition of Walter Forman, submitting certain 

Propositions relating thereto; To lie on the Table, and to be 

printed; 164. 

— Motion for repealing so much of Act 56 Geo. 3, 

c. 68, as declares Gold Coins the only legal tender in payment 

of all sums beyond 4os., &amp;c.; Question Neg. thereupon ; 

Another Motion relative to the state of the Currency, and 

Question Neg. thereupon ; §30. 

— Vide Distress. 

Cusrom Hovser; Petition of Hugh Mathew M‘Quoid, and 
several other Tidewaiters, complaining of being transferred 
from. Dublin to London; To lie on the Table, and to be 
»printed; 634. 


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Customs. Vide Accounts. 
AND CUSTOMS, IRELAND. 


Duties; Acts relating to the Duties of Customs, 
read ; Considered in a Committee of the whole House; 552. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 655. 


Crown Property. ToLus 


11° Geo. IV, &amp; 1° Will. IV. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


DANISH CLAIMANTS; Petitions complaining of Losses con- 

sequent on the British Attack on Copenbiigién, in 1807; 
Of the Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire ; 589; and, of 
Merchants of Liverpool; To be printed; 590. Of Hans 
George Leslie, Esquire, 596. Of Nathaniel Wathen, 603. Of 
the Chamber of Manufactures and Commerce at Birmingham ; 
and, of Merchants and Manufacturers of Leeds; To be printed ; 
603. Of Merchants and others of Birmingham; To be 
printed ; 634 

Danisu Seizures; Petition of Merchants and Traders of Ayr, 
having Commerce with Denmark and Norway previous to the 
expedition against Copenhagen in 1807, complaining of the 
capture and confiscation by the Danish Government of two 
Brigantines, which sailed from the Port of Ayr on 18th August 
1807; 510. To lie on the Table, 511. 


DARLINGTON Railway. Vide Stockton. 


Dartmourn Bridge; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge 
over the River Dart, from Lower Sand-quay Point to Old 
Rock, in the county of Devon ; Referred to a Committee; 53. 
Reported ; Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 
126. Vide Stanp1nc OrpeRs. Report, That in so far as 
regards the Land of Henry Holdsworth, Esquire, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 144. Report read; 
Bill ordered; 146. Presented and read, 146. Committed, 
390. Time enlarged for Committee to Report, 446, 488. Bill 
reported and re-committed; Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed, and report on a certain day; 494. Reported; To be 
ingrossed ; 499. Passed, §12. Agreed to by the Lords, 549. 
Royal Assent, 561. 


Dear anv Duns INstiTvuTION; Petition of William Wright, 
for the formation of a National Institution for the relief of 
Deaf and Dumb Persons; To lie on the Table; 267. 


Dean Forest; Bill for ascertaining the Boundaries thereof; 
ordered; 443. Presented and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 444. Second Reading 
deferred, 468, 507. Bill committed, 516. Petition of Warran 
James, against; To lie on the Table; 541. Bill considered ; 
“ Proceedings in Committee ;” 544. Bill reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report and Bill as edneutied $ 
to be printed; 548. Further consideration of Report de- 
ferred, 565, 569, 576, 579. 


Vide Accounts. 





DEBATES: 


———— Adjourned, 135, 143, 187, 190, 196, 204, 443, 448, 


497, 523, 524, 537, 548, 551, 555, 564, 582, 590.—For a 
month, 630. 


Deferred, 455, 455, 579- 

Resumed, 196, 204, 249, 468, 507, 564, 60g. 
——-—— Motion for adjourning a Debate withdrawn, 213. 
Question Neg. there- 








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upon, 435, 597+ 

—— Interrupted, 370, 405, 578, 644. 
405, 644. 

De Bops, Baron. Vide Frencn Cuiaims. 

DeppirHorPE (LINCOLN) Lands; Petition for dividing, al- 
lotting and inclosing the same; and Bill ordered; 37. Pre- 
cael and read, 126. Committed, 208. Reported; To be 
ingrossed; 350. The King’s consent signified; Bill passed ; 
357- Agreed to by the Lords, 391. Royal Assent, 501. 


Dest; Petition of Thomas Stock, President of the Chamber of 
Commerce of Bristol, against precluding all Arrest on Mesne 
Process for Debts under 100/.; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed ; 330. 

Vide Accounts. 


Arrest for; Petition of George Barclay Mansel, for re- 
newal of Act 43 Geo. 3, c. 64, relative thereto, 373; To lie on 
the Table, and to be printed, 374. 





Resumed, 370, 











Petition of William Carpenter, against re- 
stricting Arrests for Debt under Mesne Process to Sums 
above 20/.; To lie on the Table; 475. 


Petition of John Gilbert, a Prisoner in the 
Gaol of Castlerushen, Isle of Man, praying that no Person be 
arrested for any Debt under 50/.; To hie on the Table; 488. 


—_—_——— Petition of Joseph Henry George, complaining 
of bein iors imprisoned, and praying for relief; 563. To 
lie on the Table, 504. 





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Dest, Arrest for—continued. rg 

Petition of Thomas Smailes, complaining’ of 
Arrest for Debt, and of certain vexatious Proceedings against 
him in the Insolvent Debtors’ Court; To lie on the Table; 559. 

—-— Vide Justice, Administration of. 

——— Imprisonment for; Petitions for the amendment of 
the Law relating thereto; Of ber ig’ fee haber Esquire; 
To be printed, 67. Of Henry Dance, Attorney at Law; To 
be printed; 347. Of Joseph Townsend Holman, 434. 

— Petition of Prisoners for Debt in the Borough 
Gaol of Liverpool, complaining of their Distress; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 442. 

—~— National. Vide Accounts. 

Desrors. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 39.) 
vent. StTArrorp Gao.. 

Detavattée, Lewis Denis Lehent; Petition complaining of 
his expulsion from the Island of Mauritius by the Governor, 
and praying for an Inquiry into his Case; To lie on the Table, 
629. 

Demise of the Crown. Vide Orrices ConTINUANCE. FreEs 
AsouiTion. REGENCY. 

Dropanps; Petition of Ralph Barchard Hankin, praying for 
the Abrogation of the Law relating thereto; To lie on the Tabie; 
and to be printed; 276. 

Derey Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repairing 
and improving the same; and Bill ordered; 36. Presented, 

Committed, 252. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

400. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. Royal 











INSOL- 


and read, 147. 
388. Passed, 
Assent, 501. 





Vide IpDERIDGEHAY. 

Derrytuorre Inclosure. Vide DepDITHORPE. 
Deserted Cuitpren. Vide IRELAND. 
Destiture, Refuge for. Vide Accounts. Suppry. 


Dewssury Road; Petition for making and maintaining a Road 

* from Dewsbury to Horbury Bridge; 66. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 67. Reported; Bill ordered; 100, Presented, and 
read, 119. Petition of Owners and Proprietors of Estates, 
and others, Inhabitants of Ossett, against; To lie on the Table; 
126. Petition of the Earl of Cardigan, against; To lie on 
the Table; 132. Petition of Trustees of the Wakefield and 
Halifax Road, against; To lie on the Table; 198. Petitions 
of Trustees for making and maintaining the several Turnpike 
Roads from Holme-lane End to Heckmondwike, and from 
Gomersal to Dewsbury, all in the West Riding of the County 
of York; of Owners and Occupiers of Land and Tenements, 
Merchants, Manufacturers and Traders residing in the several 
Townships of Gomersal and Batley ; and, in Dewsbury, Soot- 
hill, Ossett and Horbury, in favour; 226. Bill committed, 
226. Petition of Earl of Cardigan, and others, against, re- 
ferred ; and Counsel ordered ; 248. 

DinHaM Roads. Vide Ranstock. 

Diocesan Schools. Vide IRELAND. 

Dirtomatic Expenses; Petition of Members of the Metropo- 
litan Political Union, Inhabitants of London, Westminster 
and Southwark, praying for a Reduction thereof; 616. To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 617. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 40,41.) 

DisrrRANCHISEMENT Act. Vide IRELAND. 

Dissenters Registration. Vide Birrus. 


DistTintation ; Petition of Lieutenant-General Clayton, com- 
laining of the destructive practice of converting Corn into 
pirits, and of the defective system of granting Licenses to 

Publicans; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 403. 

Vide ScorLanp. 

Disrititery Laws; Petition of Corn Distillers of London, 

, ying that the present ety on Rum and Corn Spirits may 

preserved ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 160. 


Vide ScoTLaNp. 


Distress; Petitions complaining thereof; Of Retail Dealers of 
Manchester, 128; Of Owners and Occupiers of Lands, and 
other Inhabitants of the Parishes within the Division of 
Kingsclere; and, of Parishioners of the Out-parish of Leo- 
minster; To be printed, 133; Of Inhabitants of Taunton; Of 
Occupiers of Land, of Wolferlow, Collington, and Upper 
Tedstone, 148; Of John Mills, Chairman of a Meeting of 
Burgesses and Inhabitants of Bristol ; ‘To be printed, 148; Of 
Sanderson Ilderton, Sheriff of Northumberland; and, of 
Farmers in Lower Sapey ; To be printed, 172; Of the Proprie- 
tors and Occupiers of Land, Tradesmen and others residing 
in the Hundred of Hoxne, in the County of Suffolk; of the 
Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the 
County of Flint; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Holywell, in 
the County of Flint; and, of James Colquhoun, Chairman of 
a Meeting of the Noblemen, Freeholders, Justices of the 
Peace and Commissioners of Supply of the County of Dum- 
barton, in a General County Meeting assembled; To be 











printed, 178. Of Inhabitants of Marrick, in the County 
of York; of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Spilsby, 
in the County of Lincoln; of Inhabitants of Saint Faith ; 





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‘of: Fawley and Exbury; of Dummer; of Cliddesden: of 
Farleigh Wallop; of Quarley; of Grately; of Milbrook’ in 
the County of Southampton; of Lord Viscount Deerhurst, 
Foreman of the Grand Jury of the County of Worcester; of 
Manufacturers, Tradesmen, Mechanics, Artisans and others of 
Leicester ; of (Owners and Farmers of Land, Tradesmen and 
others of Hedon, in Holderness, in the East, Riding ofthe 
County of York ; of Inhabitants of Swaledale, in the County 
of York ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Boston, in 
the County of Lincoln; of Inhabitants of the ‘Parish ‘of 
Hearne, in Kent; of John Roberts, Churchwatden and Chait- 
man of a Meeting of Inhabitants of the! Parish of Saint: Mary 
=~ Bermondsey ; and, of Inhabitants:of the) Parishes 
of Shiere, Abinger, Wotton and Ockley, im the County ,of 
Surrey, 182; Of William Edward Nightingale, Sheriff, Chair- 
man of a Meeting of Owners and Semen of Land, and 
others, in the County of Southampton; of the Incorporated 
Trades, Burgesses and other Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh 
of Irvine; of Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of 
Aylesbury; of the Leeds. Stuff Manufacturers, Operatives, 
and others, connected with their interests ;of. Richard Pack, 
Esquire, Sheriff, Chairman of a Meeting of Freeholders:and 
other Inhabitants of the County of Northampton, convened 
in County Meeting; of the President, Vice-President. and 
Members of the Holderness Agricultural. Society; of Pree- 
holders and Inhabitant Householders of the Town and Parish 
of Dursley ; of Inhabitants of Dursley ; of Uley, in the County 
of Gloucester; and, in the Liberties of Longton and Lard 
End, in the Staffordshire Potteries, and the neighbourhood 
thereof, 182 ; To be printed, 183 ; Of the Gentry, Clergy) Mer- 
chants, Bankers, Shiprownstis Agriculturists, and others, of 
Kingston-upon-Hull and neighbourhood ; of the Lords; Deputy 
Lords, Bailiff and Jurats of the Level of Romney Marsh, in the 
County of Kent; and, of Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry; Tenantry, 
Tradesmen and Inhabitants of the Market-town’ of Stock, 
bridge and its neighbourhood, in the County of Hants;:'To be 
proves. 189; Of Inhabitants of Shaftesbury, and the neigh- 
urhood thereof, 193 ; Of Operative Weavers of Glasgow!and 
neighbourhood ; and, of Retail Tradesmen and Dealers at 
Southwell, in the County of Nottingham ;, To be printed, 193 ; 
Of Owners and Farmers of Land, Tradesmen, Retail Dealers, 
Artificers, Handicraftsmen and other Inhabitants of the villave 
of Rooss and other adjacent villages in Holderness, in, the 
East Riding of the County of York; and, of the Town of 
Pattrington in Holderness, in the East Riding of the County 
of York, and the villages in the vicinity, 200; Of Labourers 
at Barn Elm Farm, in the Parish of Barnes, in the County of 
Surrey, 219; Of the Gentry, Freeholders, Occupiers of Lands, 
and other Inhabitants of the County of Rutland, in County 
Meeting assembled ; of Inhabitants of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Huddersfield ; of Owners and Occupiers of Land 
in the County of Nottingham; of Landowners, Occupiers, 
Tradesmen, and other Inhabitants of the Hundred of Clack- 
close, in the County of Norfolk; of Inhabitants of the Borough 
of Colchester and its vicinity ; of Manufacturers, Shopkeepers, 
Mechanics, Artisans and other Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Dudley; and, of Sir William G. H, Jolliffe, 
Baronet, High Sheriff of Surrey, and Chairman of a Meeting 
of the Inhabitants of the County of Surrey; To be printed, 
219; Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Swinmerton did 
Stoke-upon-Trent; of Freeholders of the County and, City of 
Worcester; and, of the County of Denbigh; To be printed, 
228; Of Edward Rice, Esquire, Sheriff, Chairman of a Meét- 
ing of Freeholders of Kent; To be printed, 236; Of ‘Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of North Nibley, 242; To be printed, 
246; Of Owners and Occupiers and other Inhabitants, of 
Woodchurch ; To be printed, 242; Of Labourers of the Three 
Hundreds of Ashenden; To be printed, 271; Of att 
Stonemasons of London and Westminster, 275; Of Nobility, 
Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Hertford ; 
To be printed, 275; Of Inhabitants of Haslingden, 283; 
Of Eling; of Froxfield ; of Westmeon; of East and West 
Tisted ; of Colemore and Priorsdean; of Droxford ; of Privett; 
of Eastmeon; of Bramdean; of Petersfield; and, of Anstey, 
366 ; Of Thomas Warsop; To be printed, 366; Of Freeholders, 
Commissioners of. Su py and others, of Cromarty; To be 
printed, 406; Of Lord ayor, Aldermen and Li of Lon- 
don ; and, of Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, of Bir- 
mingham ; To be printed, 433 ; Of the Committee of Journey- 
men Engine Silkweavers of Spitalfields; To be printed, 442; 
Of the there undersigned People of Yorkshire, and, of Persons 
resident in the County of York; To be printed, 449; Of In- 
habitants of Norwich; To be printed, 496; Of Chairman and 
Secretary of a Meeting of Inhabitant Householders in Old- 
ham ; To be printed, 505. 
Distress. Vide IRELAND. , 
Distress of the Country; Motion, That the Petitions com- 
laining thereof be referred to a Committee of the whole 
Seon, with a view to inquire into and report on the Causes 
of their Grievances, and the remedy thereof, 186, Amend- 
ment proposed ; Debate thereupon adjourned, 187. Debate 
resumed, and further adjourned, 196. Debate resumed ; 
Motion for further adjourning Debate ; Amendment proposed, 


and by leave withdrawn ; Question put for further adjourning 
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Distress—continued. 


Debate and negatived; Motion for, the House to adjourn, 
Question Neg. thereupon; Debate further adjourned, 204. 
Debate resumed; Question amended; Main. Question. put 
and negatived, 222. 


Distress and TaxaTion ; Petition of Merchants and others, 
of the City of London, complaining thereof, 172 ; To lie on 
the Table, and to be printed, 173. — 

Distress and Tirnes. Vide IRELAND. 

DircH eine Roads. Vide New CuHapPEL.. 


Divorce ; Motion for presenting an Address, praying His 
Majesty to give directions for an Inquiry into the Law of 
Divorce, Question Neg. thereupon, 506. 

Does, Mad; Petitions for prevention of Danger arising there- 
from, Of Inhabitant Householders of St. Mary-le-bone, 520. 
Of Inhabitants of Kingston-upon-Thames, 527. To be 
printed, 528. Of Joseph Kinder ; to be printed, 535. 

_Domett Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forgst. 

Donyatt Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forest. 


Dorcuester Road; Petition for a Bill, for repairing the 
Road from Wool Bridge to Dorchester; and Bill ordered, 7. 
Presented and read, 13. Committed, 29. Reported; To be 
ingrossed, 102. Passed, 111. Agreed to by the Lords, 243. 
Royal Assent, 279. 

Dover Harbour, Vide Accounts. 


Dover Improvement; Petition for a Bill to amend Act; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered, 110. 
Presented and read, 126. Committed, 341. Petitions of 
Householders and others of Dover; and, of Freemen and In- 
habitants of Dover, against ; To lie on the Table, 357. Pe- 
tition of Inhabitants of Dover, against ; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered, 380. Petition for further time for making Re- 
port; Time enlarged for Committee to Report, 389. Bill 
reported; Report to lie on the Table, 428. Report further 
considered; Bill to be ingrossed, 453. Passed, 461. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 522. Considered and agreed 
to. 632. Royal Assent, 561. 


D’Ovtey, John Hadley; Bill from the Lords, to dissolve his 
Marriage with Charlotte, his now wife, 352. Read, 355. 
Committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine Wit- 
nesses, 364. Considered, 414. Reported; with an Amend- 
ment ; agreed to; and Bill passed, 422. Amendment agreed 
to by the Lords, 424. Royal Assent, 502. 

Dramatic Writings; Act 54 Geo. 3, c. 156, relating to se- 
curing the Copies or Copyright of Printed Books, to the 
Authors of such Books, read; Bill to alter and extend the 
Provisions of the said Act, with respect to Dramatic Writings; 
Ordered, g2. Presented and read; Day appointed for Second 
Heading and to be printed; 98. Second Reading deferred, 
any: ill committed, 128. Considered, 150. Reported, 

and Re-committed, 157. Committee deferred, 161, 167, 174, 
222, 

Drempton Roads. Vide Cuarp. 

Drocuepa Corporation. Vide IRELAND. 

Droits, Vide Accounts; (ADDRESSES, 42. 43.) 

Duin Corporation.. Vide IRELAND. 

Dustin Court of Conscience. Vide IRELAND, 

Dustin Improvement. Vide IRELAND. 

Dustin Sessions. Vide IRELAND. 

Durrfietp Roads. Vide [pEKIDGEHAY. 

Dvumes Institution. Vide Dear. 

Dunpauxk Roads. Vide IreLanp. 

Dunpee Gas, Vide Scor.anp. 

—— Harbour. Vide Scorianp. 
—— ——and Newry te Railway. Vide Scortanp. 


Dunnam Bridge; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge over 
the River Trent, from Dunham to the opposite Shore; referred 
to a Committee, 60. Reported ; Bill ettered, 93. Presented 
and read, 147. Committed, 182. Petition of the Trent Na- 
vigation Company against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
351. Bill reported; To be ingrossed, 388. Passed, 401. 
Agreed to by the Lorde, 441. Royal Assent, 500. 

Dvuruam, County Palatine of; Act 8 Anne, c. 14, for better 
security of Rents, and to prevent Frauds committed by Te- 
nants, read; Bill to extend certain of the Provisions of the 
said Act to the County Palatine of Durham; Ordered, 56. 
Presented and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed, 56. Committed, 91. Considered, 96. Re- 
ported ; and Day appointed for Third Reading, 98. Passed, 
117. By the Lords with Amendments, 254. Considered 
and agreed to, 277. Royal Assent, 279. 

Duruam Road. Vide CaTTErick. 


Dyxe, Joseph. Vide Sweets. 





VOL. 85.-——Sess. 1830. 





11° Geo. IV. &amp; 1° Will. TV. Parl. 8. Sess. 4." A* 1830. 
F[aAMONT Burner: Road: Vide Canuisue. —_ 
EAST INDIA: 


BomsBay JupicaTuRE;. Motion for ing before 
the House Copy of Correspondence respecting the Interference 
of the Bombay Government with certain Proceedings of the 
Supreme Court of Judicature at that Presidency; Debate 
thereupon adjourned; 135, 143. Debate resumed; Question 
Neg. thereupon; 150. 

Carnatic COMMISSIONERS. 
DITORS (infra. ) 


CuartTeEr; Petitions against the renewal thereof; Of 

Vere Hunt, Mayor of Limerick, and Chairman of a Public 
Meeting of Freemen, Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the 
county and city of Limerick; To be printed; 8. Of Mer- 
chants, Bankers, Shipowners and Traders of the Port of 
Plymouth; and, of Merchants, Manufacturers, and others 
interested in the Trade and Commerce of Manchester; To be 
printed; 30. Of Bankers, Merchants, Manufacturers ‘and 
others, interested in the Town and Trade of Leeds; To be 
printed; 47. Of Woollen Manufacturers of the County of 
Gloucester; To be printed; 54. Of Clergy, Gentry, .Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, and Tradesmen of Congleton; Relorred 
to the Committee on East India Company’s Affairs ; 8g... Of 
several Merchants, Traders and Householders of the city, of 
Waterford and the adjoining districts ; and, of John Bolling, 
Boroughreeve of Great Bolton, and Chairman of a Public 
Meeting of several Merchants, Spinners, Manufacturers and 
Tradesmen of the towns of Great and Little Bolton and’the 
neighbourhood, in the county of Lancaster; Referred ; 89. 
Of Company of Merchants of the city of Edinburgh ; To be 
rinted; 93. Of Clergy, Landowners, Merchants, and other 

nhabitants of Bingley; Referred; 104. Of Chamber of 

Commerce and on Abo of Edinburgh; of Merchants’ 
House of Glasgow; and, of Merchants, | se Maat and other 
Inhabitants of Glasgow; Referred; 111. Of Ironmasters of 
Shropshire; and, of Landowners, Clergy, and others, Inhabi- 
tants of Keighley; To be printed; 122. Of the Dock Com- 
pany of Kingston-upon-Hull ; Referred; 127. Of Members 
of the Philosophical, Chemical, and Mechanical Society of 
Bradford ; To a printed; of Merchants, Manufacturers, and 
others of Blackburn; of Lord Provost, Magistrates, and 
Common Council of the city of Glasgow ; and, of Members of 
the Trades’ House of Glasgow; Referred; 133. Of Merchants, 
Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of Birmingham; To be 
printed; 139. Of Provost, Baillies, and Council of the burgh 
of Paisley; To be printed; of Mayor and Aldermen of 
Kingston-upon-Hull; Referred; 148. Of Proprietors of Iron- 
works and Collieries in the counties of Stafford and Worcester; 
and, of Merchants, Shipowners, Traders, and others, Inhabi- 
tants of the Cape of Good Hope; Referred; 155.. Of Cham- 
ber of Commerce of Dublin; and, of Merchants, Manufac- 
turers, and others of Oldham; Referred; 158. Of Merchants, 
Agents, and others, connected with the Trade to the East 
Indies, resident in London; of Bankers, Merchants, and 
others, of Liverpool; and, of the Trustees of Liverpool Docks; 
To be printed; 165. Of Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses of 
Liverpool; Referred; 165. Of Thomas Stock, President 
of the Board of Directors of the Bristol Chamber of -Com- 
merce; Referred; 173. Of Inhabitants of Pontefract; of 
White Salt Manufacturers of Chester and Lancaster;, of 
Gentry, Merchants, and others, of Darlington ; of Merchants, 
Bankers, Shipowners, and others, of Stockton-upon-Tees ; of 
Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, of Bury; of John 
Wright, Dean of Guildry yer heey of Perth; and, of the 
Provost, Baillies, Dean of Guild, and others, of Dumbarton; 
Referred ; 179. Of Inhabitants of Beverley; of the Provost, 
Magistrates, and Town Council of the royal burgh of 
Montrose ; of Merchants, Manufacturers, and Shipowners of 
the city of Aberdeen ; of Bankers, Merchants, and Manuface 
turers of Huddersfield; of Merchants, Manufacturers,.and 
other Persons interested in the Trade and Commerce. with 
China and the East Indies, of Halifax; of Bankers,»Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, and others of Bradford; of Inhabitants 
of the Clothing District of Churwell; of the Clothing.,Dis- 
trict of Beeston, in the county of York; of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers, and other Inhabitants of Rochdale; and, of Inha- 
bitants of the town and neighbourhood of Frome ; Referred ; 
183. Of Merchants, Bankers, Shipowners, and others, of 
Selby ; To be printed; 183. Of the High Bailiff and Inha- 
bitants of the borough of Kidderminster; of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers, and other Inhabitants of the borough of Wigan, and 
of the immediate neighbourhood thereof; and, of the Provost, 
Magistrates, Town Council and Deacons of Incorporations, of 
the royal burgh of Lanark; Referred; 188. Of the Magis- 
trates and Town Council of the royal burgh of Kirkcaldy; of 
the Chairman and Members of the Chamber of Commerce of 
Kirkcaldy; of the Magistrates and Town Council of the royal 
burgh of Dysart; and, of Merchants, Manufacturers, Bankers, 
and Traders of Belfast, and others, interested in the trade to 
the East; Referred; 193. Of Merchants, Bankers, Ship- 
. owners, 


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CHARTER; Petitions against its renewal-continued. 
owners, and others, of Kingston-upon-Hull ; To be printed ; 
of the Guild or Brotherhood of Masters and Pilots Seamen of 
the Trinity House of Kingston-upon-Hull; of Inhabitants of 
the Clothing District of Heckmondwike ; of Idle, in the county 
of York ; and, of the Incorporation of Weavers in the city of 
Glasgow ; Referred ; 200. Of Inhabitants of the Clothing 
District of Guiseley, in the county of York ; of Gentry, Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, and others, of the town of Barnard 
Castle, in the county of Durham, and its vicinity ; of Charles 
Scott Deacon, and Thomas Taylor, Boxmaster of the Wright 
Incorporation of Perth; of Inhabitants of Chorley, in the 
county of Lancaster; of Merchants, Manufacturers, and other 
Inhabitants of the city of Perth; and, of the Lord Provost, 
Magistrates, and Town Council of the city and royal burgh of 
Perth; Referred; 210. Of Inhabitants of the Clothing Dis- 
trict of Batley, in the county of York; of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers, and other Inhabitants of the city of Carlisle, and its 
vicinity ; of Inhabitants of Wotton Underedge, in the county 
of Gloucester, or its vicinity; and, of the Clothing District of 
Soothill, in the county of York; Referred; 219. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Bowling and Bierley; of Gomersal; of Wortley; and 
of Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; Referred ; of Inhabitants of Holbeck ; To be printed; 
227.. Of Normanton, near Derby ; of Aston ; of Coxbench ; 
of Repton; of Borrowash; of Ticknall; of Little Eaton; of 
Melbourn; of Draycott; of Milford; of Holbrook ; of Belper; 
of Mickleover; of Spondon; of Heage and Morley Park; of 
Duffield’; of Horseley, in the county of Derby; of Bilston, 
in the county of Stafford; of Manufacturers, Tradesmen, 
and other Inhabitants of Burslem, in the Staffordshire 
Potteries; and, of the Chamber of Commerce, and of other 
Manufacturers in the Staffordshire Potteries; Referred; 231. 
of Inhabitants of Haslingden, in the county of Lancaster; 
of the Clothing District of Yeadon; of Ossett; of Farnley, in 
the county of York : of the Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriffs and 
Common Council of the city of Gloucester, in Common Coun- 
cil, assembled; of Inhabitants of the Clothing District of 
Dewsbury, in the county of York; of Harrington, in the 
county of Cumberland ; and, of the Chamber of Commerce 
and Manufactures for Forfarshire, and of the Directors thereof; 
Referred ; 235. Of Incorporation of Guildry or Merchants 
in the burgh of Stirling; of Manufacturers, Tradesmen and 
other Inhabitants of Lane End and Lane Delph, in the Staf- 
fordshire Potteries ; of the Provost, Magistrates and Town 
Council of the royal burgh of Linlithgow; and, of the prin- 
cipal Baillie, the resident Baillies, and the Birleymen or 
Councillors of the barony of Gorbals, comprehending the 
districts of Gorbals, of Hutchesontown, of Trades Town, of 
Lauries Town, and of King’s Town, on the south side of the 
River Clyde from the city of Glasgow; Referred; 242. Of 
Inhabitants of Stanningley; of Mirfield; and, of Stanley- 
cum-Wrenthorpe ; Referred; of Inhabitants of Rawden; To 
be printed; 249. Of Manufacturers, Tradesmen and other 
Inhabitants. of Hanley and Shelton, and, of Inhabitants of 
Drighlington ; Referred, 255. Of the Clothing District of 
Woodhouse, in the county of York ; of Magistrates and Town 
Council of the royal burgh of Arbroath; of Bankers, Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers and others interested in the trade and 
commerce of Derby; of Inhabitants of Swanwick, in the 
county of Derby ; of Inhabitants of the Clothing District of 
Armley, in the county of York; of the Magistrates and 
Council of the burgh of Kilmarnock, in the county of Ayr, 
and also of the Five iemenied Trades therein, of Weavers, 
Bonnet-makers, Skinners, Glovers, Shoemakers and Tailors ; 
and, of Shipowners, Merchants, Manufacturers and Inhabit- 
ants of the town of North Shields; Referred; 261. Of Mer- 
chants, Shipowners and Manufacturers and others interested 
in the trade of the town of Dundee; and, of the Directors of 
the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures established by 
‘Royal Charter in the city of Glasgow; To be printed ; 261. 
Of the Manufacturers, Traders and other [Inhabitants of 
Taunton and its vicinity; of the Provost, Magistrates and 
Town Council of the royal burgh of Ayr, in Council assembled ; 
of Inhabitants of the Clothing District of Horbury; of 
Cleckheaton ; of Kirkstall; of Bramley; of Birstal ; and, of 
Morley, in the county of York; Referred; 269. Of Shipley ; 
Referred ; 276. Of Merchants, Manufacturers and others 
interested in the Trade and Commerce of Newcastle-under- 
Lyme; of John Stevenson, Convener of the Seven Incorporated 
Trades of the burgh of Stirling ; of Members of the Incorpo- 
rated Trades and Burgesses of Arbroath ; and, of Magistrates, 
Councillors and Burgesses of the burgh of Pollakshaws ; 
Referred; 282. Of Thomas Bruce, Deacon of the Baker 
Incorporation of Perth ; of Merchants, Shipowners, Traders 
and others, Inhabitants of His Majesty’s colony of the Ca 

of Good*Hope ; of Manufacturers, Tradesmen and other In- 
habitants of Stoke and Fenton, in the Staffordshire Potteries ; 
of the Master, Assistants and remanent Members of the Mer- 
chant Company of Ayr; of the Convener and Deacons of the 
Nine Incorporated Trades of the royal burgh of Ayr; and, of 
“the Merchants, Tradesmen and Inhabitants of the town of 
Pontypool, in the county of Monmouth; Referred; 330. Of 











Merchants, Shipowners and Inhabitants of Sunderland; of 
Inhabitants of the Clothing District of Eccleshill ; of Bolton ; 
of Pudsey; and, of Alverthorpe; To be printed; 330. Of 
Merchant Venturers of Bristol; To be printed, 336. Of 
Merchants, Manufacturers and others of Stockport ; Referred ; 
359- Of Manufacturers Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of 
Hinckley ; of the Mayor, Bailiffs and Commonalty of Lan- 
caster; and, of Landholders and others having Property in 
or near the town of Dungarvan; To be printed; 369. Of 
Inhabitants of Horsforth; Referred; 369. Of Sir John 
Maxwell, Baronet, Chairman of a Meeting of the Noblemen, 
Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, Justices of the Peace, 
Magistrates of Towns, Landholders in general, Bankers, 
Merchants, Manufacturers, Shipowners, Colonial Proprietors, 
and legal Practitioners of the shire of Renfrew ; of the Ma- 
gistrates, Town Council, Heritors and Burgesses of the royal 
burgh of Kinghorn, in Head Court assembled; 382 ; and, of 
Inhabitants of Cardiff and its neighbourhood ; Referred; 383. 
Of Inhabitants of Otley ; of Thorne; of the Master,Wardens, 
Searchers, Assistants, and Commonalty of the Corporation of 
Cutlers in Hallamshire (in which district is situate Sheffield); 
and, of Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, connected with 
the Commercial Interests of the parish of Saddleworth ; 383. 
Of Merchants, Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of Not- 
tingham ; To be printed; 395. Of Manufacturers of Serges, 
and other Inhabitants of pevarsiang, and, of Dean Prior ; 
402. Of Inhabitants of Leicester; To be printed; 402. Of 
Prescot, 410. Of Warrington; and, of the Merchant Com- 
pany of Leith; To be printed; 410. Of Merchants, Traders, 
and other Inhabitants of Youghal; and, of Inhabitants of 
Farsley and Calverley; Referred; 410. Of Inhabjtents of 
of Preston; Referred; 416. Of Inhabitants of Tavistock ;.To 
be printed; 416. Of Provost, Baillies, and Towa/Council of 
Rutherglen; Referred; of Merchants, Manufacturers, and 
other Inhabitants of New Mills, Heafield, and Glossop; To 
be printed; 434. Of Ironmasters and Holders of Mineral 
Property in the county of Monmouth ; of Cotton Spinners and 
Manufacturers of Staylybridge; and, of Merchants, Manufae- 
turers, and others, of Dukinfield ; Referred; 439. Of Land- 
owners, Inhabitants, and others, of Ermington; Referred ; 
446. Of Magistrates, Town Council, Burgesses, and) Inha- 
bitants of Annan ; of the Seven Incorporated Trades of Dum- 
fries; and, of the Provost, Bailies, and Remanent. Members 
of Dumfries; Referred; 449. Of Manufacturers of Earthen- 
ware, and others, of Swadlincote and Church Gruby, and of 
Ashby Woulds; Referred; 455. Of Commissioners of Supply 
of Lanark; of Merchants, Shipowners, and others, of Greenock ; 
and,of Magistrates and Council of Port Glasgow and Newark; 
Referred; 472. Of Inhabitants of Cormworthy; and, of 
Owners and Occupiers of Lands, and other Inhabitants of 
Harburton; Referred; 487. Of Bankers, Merchants, and 
others, of Chester, 512. Of the First Liverpool Co-operative 
Society ; To be printed; 512. Of Merchants, Traders, and 
Citizens of the Chamber of Commerce of Londonderry ; of 
Inhabitants of Gildersome ; and, of Manufacturers and others 
of Wilsden; Referred; 527. Of Provost, Magistrates, and 
Council of Anderston; of Manufacturers and others of Ander- 
ston ; and, of Chamber of Commerce of Greenock ; Referred; 
541. Of Mayor, Commonalty, Merchants, and others, -of 
Walsall, 590. Of Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, of 
Loughborough; Referred; 590. Of Cotton Spinners and 
others of Ashton-under- Lyne, 638. Of Freeholders and In- 
habitants of Flint;.To be a gh 638. Of Inhabitants of 
London and Westminster; To be printed; 650, 





Company’s Arrarrs ; Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the present state thereof, and into the Trade be- 
tween Great Britain, the East Indies and China ; to report their 
Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; and 
to report the Minutes of the Evidence taken before them from 
time to time; Five to be the Quorum ; 23. Reports from former 
Committees; and, Papers relating to the Finances of the Com- 

any abroad, of this Session, referred; 31. Petitions referred, 

3, 8g, 104, 111, 127, 133. First Report ; To lie on the Table, 
and to be printed; 1393. Petitions referred, 148, 155, 158,173, 
183, 188, 193. Second Report; To lie on the Table, and to 
be printed ; 193. Petitions referred, 200, 210, 219, 231, 235, 
242, 249, 255. Third Report; To lie on the Table ; and to be 

rinted ; 257. Fourth Report; To lie on the Table; and to 
* printed ; 264. Petitions referred, 269, 276, 282. ‘Meniber 
added, 343. Petitions referred, 359, 369, 410. Fifth Report ; 
To lie on the Table, and to be printed; 416, Petitions referred, 
416, 439, 446, 449, 455, 472, 487,.527- Sixth Report; To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 533. Petitions referred, 
541, 565, 590, 603. Seventh Report ; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed. Eighth Report; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 632. Ninth Report: To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 639. 


Hinpoo Wipows; Petitions for avolishang tbe ptac- 
tice of burning Widows in India; Of Female Inhabitants of 
Alcester; To be printed ; 69. Of Heanor; and, of Ilkestone ; 
To be printed ; 148. “Of Protestant Dissenters assembling at 
the Chapel, St. Thomas’s Square, Hackney, 160.. Of Christian 
Females belonging to the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters 

_ assembling 


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East Inp1a :—H1in doo Wipows—-continued, 


assembling at the Old Gravel Pit Meeting in Hackney; 
of the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters assembling for 
divine worship at the Old Gravel Pit Meeting House at 
Hackney ; ‘oak of Females of the Congregation of Protestant 
Dissenters’ Meeting in Eagle-street, London ; +84. Of Inha- 
bitants of Alecester, 190. Of Protestant Dissentersof Tewkes- 
bury of the Baptist Denomination; To be printed; 214. 
Of Members of the Church and Congregation assembling 
for divine worship in Dearden-gate Chapel, Haslingden, 
in the county of Lancaster, and other Inhabitants of 
that town and neighbourhood; of Members of the Church 
and Congregation assembling for divine worship in Town 
Meadows Chapel, Rochdale; in the Independent Chapel, 
Rochdale ; In High-street Chapel, and other friends of reli- 
yee liberty, in Lancaster; in Bethesda-street Chapel, 

urnley ; in the Independent Chapel, Bretherton; in the 
township of Horwich, Lancashire ; in the Chapel at Church 
Town, North Meol’s, Lancashire; of the Congregation of 
Wesleyan Methodists assembling in Clayton-street Chapel, 
Blackburn ; of Members of the Church and Congregation 
assembling in the Baptist Chapel, Blackburn; of Females of 


the town of Blackburn; of Members of the Church and . 


Congregation assembling for divine worship in Lower Chapel, 
Darwen ; in Ebenezer Chapel, Over Darwen; in the Inde- 
pendent Chapel, Chapel-street, Blackburn; in Mount-street 
Chapel, Blackburn; in the Independent Chapel, Southport, 
Lancashire ; in Cockspur-street Chapel, Liverpool; of Female 
Members and Friends of the Baptist Church and Congrega- 
tion meeting for divine worship in Cockspur-street Chapel, 
liverpool; of Members of the Church and Congregation 
a TG for divine worship in Byrom-street Chapel, Liver- 
‘pool; in’Hanover- Chapel, Mill-street, Toxteth Park, Liver- 
1; in Bedford-street Chapel, Liverpool; in the Baptist 
hapel, Great Cross-hall-street, Liverpool; im Great George- 
street Chapel, Liverpool ; in Murray-street Chapel, Liverpool ; 
in Lime-street Chapel, Liverpool; and, of Members of the 
Church and Congregation of Welsh Independents assembling 
for divine worship in Great Cross-hall-street Chapel, Liver- 
pool; Referred to Committee on East India Affairs; 235. Of 
the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters assembling for 
divine worship in the Calvinistic Baptist Meeting House at 
Kettering, in the county of Northampton ; and, of the Female 
Members and Friends of the Congregation of Protestant Dis- 
senters assembling for divine worship in the Calvinistic Baptist 
Meeting-house, Kettering; 235; To be printed, 236. Of 
Members of the Congregation of Wesleyan Methodists as- 
sembling for divine worship in Stanhope-street Chapel, Liver- 
‘pool; in Mount Pleasant Chapel, Liverpool; in Pit-street 
Chapel, es ; of Members of the Church and Congre- 
gation assembling for divine worship in Rose-place Chapel, 
Liverpool ; in Magnuire-street Chapel, Liverpool ; in Pall Mall 
‘Chapel, Liverpool ; and, m Bethesda Chapel, Duncan-street 
East, Liverpool; Referred; 242. Of Protestant Dissenters 
‘worshipping at Zion Chapel, Lane End; of Members of the 
Congregation of Independent Dissenters assembling in the 
Tabernacle, Hanley, Staffordshire ; of Protestant Dissenters 
worshipping at Bethel Chapel, Burslem; of Protestant Dis- 
senters worshipping at Bethesda Chapel, Shelton ; of Pro- 
testant Dissenters worshipping at Mount Tabor Chapel, Lane 
Delph ; of Protestant Dissenters worshipping at Mount Zion 
Chapel, Stoke, in the Staffordshire Potteries; of Protestant 
Dissenters, otherwise called Independents, of the Parish of 
Burslem, in the county of Stafford; and, of the Minister, 
Deacons and People constituting the Congregation of Pro- 
testant Dissenters worshipping in Hope Chapel, Shelton, 
Staffordshire ; 255. Of Protestant Dissenters of Ebenezer 
Chapel, Newcastle-under-Lyme; Referred; 282. Of Nether 
Chapel in Sheffield; To be printed; 402. Of Members of 
the Church and Congregation assembling in the Independent 
Chapel, Gloucester-street, Liverpool; 590. Of Mount Plea- 
sant-street Chapel, Liverpool ; to be printed ; 590. Of Inha- 
bitants of Prescot; of Members of the Church and Congre- 
gation assembling in the Independent Chapel at St. Helen’s ; 
and, at Walmsley ; Referred ; 603. 














East Inp1A Htnpoo Wipows and InrawtierpE; Petition of 
Independents of Cannon-street Chapel, Preston, for the aboli- 
tion of the practice of burning Widows in India, and of Infan- 
ticide ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed’;’ 412. 

——— {ndo-Britons; Petition of Christian Inhabitants of 

Caleutta, and of the Provinces comprised within the Presi- 

dency of Fort William, complaining of certain exclusions, and 

praying to be treated as subjects of the British Crown; Mo- 
tion for reading the said Petition; Debate arising thereupon ; 

Tuterrupted by a Message from the Lords, 370. Debate re- 

sumed; Petition read, 370, To lie on the Table, and to be 

Pore 372. Referred to Committee on East India Affairs, 

595- 








RectstRaR aT Mapras; Bill for the Relief of the 
Representatives of Persons who have died intestate in the 
Presidency of Madras, and for the relief of Suitors of the 
a Court of Judicature; Ordered; 272. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed; 273. Petition of the East India Company, against ; 
To lie on the Table; Counsel ordered on the Second Readin 
of the Bill; Day appointed for Second Reading; 331. Secon 
Reading deferred ; Counsel ordered ; 386, 399, 407, 419, 455, 
468, 515, 534, 556. Order for Second Reading of the Bill 
read; Counsel called in; Petition of the East India Compan 
against, read ; Bill read a Second Time, and Counsel heard; Bill 
committed, 569. Committee deferred, 582, 603, 610, 621, 
626. Bill considered and reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report ; and Bill as amended, to be printed ; 631. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 635. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 640. Considered and Reported; To be ingrossed ; 
and to be read the Third Time this day ; 642. Passed, 643. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 651. Royal Assent, 657. 


TaNJORE CreEpD1TORS; Petition fora Bill to continue 
Act for enabling Commissioners acting in execution of an 
Agreement between the East India Company and the Private 
Creditors of the late Rajah of Tanjore, the better to carry the 
same into effect; Referred to a Committee, 66. Reported ; 
Bill ordered, 131. Presented, and read, 143. Committed, 
176. Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 234. Passed, 248. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 282. Royal Assent, 322. 
Vide Accounts. 
EasTincTon Inclosure. Vide LEONARD STANLEY. 
East Retrorp. Vide Accounts. Etrcrions, 
Road. Vide GaInsBuRGH. 


Witnesses ; Bill from the Lords to indemnify 
certain Witnesses who may = Evidence before their Lord- 
ships on the East Retford Bill; 256. Read, and Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 266. Committed, 273. Con- 
sidered ; Reported ; and Passed; 278. Royal Assent ; 322. 

Eastrincton Inclosure. Vide Buacktort. 

Exsony Drainage. Vide Rorner LEvets. 


EcciestasticaL Courts. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 
44 to 46.) CHESTER. 


Leases. Vide IRELAND. 


EpEeNFIELD.and Litrite Bouton Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing and improving the same; and 
Bill ordered; 35. Presented and read; 145. Committed; 
182. Petition of Proprietors of Manchester and Bolton 
Canal Navigation against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
207. Bill reported; To be ingrossed; 245. Passed; 247. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 277. Royal Assent, 279. 


Epcenitu Road. Vide BrirMiINcHAM. 











EpvucatTion. Vide IRELAND. 
Epinsurcu ApvocatTes Wipows Funp. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Ex.ection by Bator; Petition of Inhabitants of London, 
Westminster, and Southwark, Members of the Metropolitan 
Political Union, in favour thereof; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 572. 





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, g. 


PETITIONS :— 


Presented in the last Session; Read, and Day appointed for taking it into consideration, 16. Vide Wexrorp., 
Orders for considering certain Election Petitions discharged, the Parties not having entered into Recognizances, 10, 


86, 250, 257, 386. 


Consideration of a Petition adjourned, there not being sufficient Members present, 99. 





deferred, 127, 273. 


Election . Petitions .seceived from Ireland, 10,70, 205, 922. Vide Cork City, Limertex County, Waterrorp 


| County. 


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ELECTIONS—continued. 


PETITIONS—continued. 
For extending the time for taking a Petition into consideration, 126. 
For enlarging time for entering into Recognizances, 221. 


Of the Burgesses of East Retford, praying that New Writs for the Return of Burgesses to serve in Parliament for that 
Borough may issue forthwith ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed, 26. 


SPECIAL REPORTS :— 
Relative to the Absence of a Member, 109, 377, 386. 
Of various Acts brought to light in the Wexford Town Election Committee; 176. Touching the right of Election, 
429. 
RECOGNIZANCES: 
Time enlarged for entering into Recognizances, and leave to substitute another proposed surety, 229. 


COMMITTEE :— 
On the appointment of a Committee ; Counsel claim to appear as a separate Party ; but not admitted ; 118. 


DEFAULTERS :— 


Resolutions that upon the appointment of an Election Committee, Mr. Speaker do direct the names of Members 
absent to be set aside, and that a List thereof be reported at such time as the House shall appoint; and that the 
Members for whose non-attendance sufficient excuse shall not be made, shall be taken into Custody, 9g. 


Names to be reported, 99. 


Names to be reported, not to extend to names of Members serving on Select Committees for trials of controverted 
Elections, 118. 


Names of Members absent at Ballot reported, and ordered to attend on future days, 117, 128, 129. 


Names of Members ordered to attend Ballot called over ; several excused ; several ordered to attend Ballot on a future 
Day; and several ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant ; 118, 149, 183. 


BILLS, &amp;c. relating to ELecrions. 


East Rerrorp; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Burgesses 
to serve in Parliament for that Borough; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question agreed to, and Bill 
ordered; 27. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; Copy of the Bill, and 
of Order for Second Reading, to be served upon the Returning Officer of East Retford; 28. Bill committed, 107. 
Petitions of Burgesses of East Retford ; and, of Bailiffs and Aldermen of East Retford, against, 133. To lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 134. Bill considered; “ Proceedings in Committee ;” 142. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 150. Passed, 180. Agreed to by the Lords, 653. Royal Assent, 657. 


PETITIONS relating to ConTRoVERTED ELECTIONS; viz. 


Cork, City; Petition of Daniel Meagher, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration; 10. Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, 11. Petition 
of Electors; to be considered at the same time; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records; 16. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That Daniel Meagher, and others, Electors, had not entered into 
a Recognizance in respect of their Petition ; Order for considering it discharged ; 86. Consideration adjourned, gg. 
Petition considered, 99. Committee appointed, 101. Special Report respecting the Absence of William Russell, 
Esquire (a Member of the Committee), 109. A Medical Person examined in relation thereto, 118. Mr. Russell 
excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any further Attendance on the Committee, 119. Report, That 
the Sitting Member is not duly elected ; void Election, &amp;c.; 125. 


Petition of Richard Nevill Parker, Alderman, John Swete, and others, Electors, complaining of that 
Election, 322. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; Petition of Richard Warrell, Charles Davenport, 
and others, Electors; 323. To be taken into consideration at the same time; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
for Persons, Papers and Records; 324. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That Richard Nevill Parker, John 
Swete, and others; and, Richard Warrell, Charles Davenport, and others, Electors, had not entered into Recognizances 
in respect of their Petitions ; Order for considering them discharged ; 386. 


Limerick, County; Petition of James Hewitt Massy Dawson, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 70. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Massie, Papers and Records ; 
74. Petition of Henry Young, for extending the time for taking the Petition into consideration, 126. To lie on the 
Table, 127. Consideration deferred, 127, 273. Petition considered, 334. Committee appointed, 335. Report, 
That the Sitting Member is not duly elected ; That James Hewitt Massy Dawson is, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend the Return; 357. Return amended, 365. 


Rye; Petition of De Lacy Evans, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 169; Day appointed for taking it into con- 
sideration ; Petition of John Meryon, Thomas Barry, William Ellenden and James Blake, Voters, also complain- 
ing of that Election; To be taken into consideration at the same time; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 
Persons, Papers and Records; 170. Petition of Samuel Miller, for enlarging time for entering into Recognizances, 
221. ‘To be printed, 222. Petition of Samuel Miller, read; Matter verified upon Oath; Time enlarged; and leave 
to substitute another Surety ; 229. Petition considered, 334. Committee appointed, 335: Special Report pa aca 
the Absence of General King (a Member of the Committee), on account of Indisposition ; a Medical Person examine 
in relation thereto; General King excused; 377. Special Report respecting the Absence of General King, on 
account of Indisposition, 386. A Medical Person examined in relation thereto; General King excused ; and leave 
-— him to absent himself from any further Attendance on the Committee; 387. Report touching the Right of 

‘lection, That the Sitting Member is not duly elected; That De Lacy Evans, Esquire, is, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend the Return, 429. Return amended, 438. 


Petition of the Reverend George Augustus Lamb, complaining of the Determination of the Select Com- 
mittee toucning the Right of Election; To lie on the Table, 648. 


Waterrorp County; Petition of Dominick P. Ronayne, Robert Curtis, and Pierse Stafford, Electors, complaining 
of that Election; 201. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 202. Another Petition of Dominick P. Ronayne, Robert Curtis, and Pierse 
Stafford, Electors, 205. To be taken into consideration at the same time; and Mr. Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for Persons, Papers, and Records, 206. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that the Electors who petitioned 
this House upon the igth day of March last, had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition ; 
Order for considering it discharged ; 250. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that the Electors who had petitioned 
this House upon the 22d day of March last, had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition; Order 
for considering it discharged ; 257. 


Wexrorp Town; Petition of Charles Roper, Esquire, and others, complaining of that Election (presented 24th June, 
in the last Session), read; Act g Geo. 4, c. 22, s. 56, read; Day appointed for taking Petition into consideration ; 
and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and hens ; 16. Petition considered, 118. Committee 
appointed, 119. Report, That the Sitting Member is not duly elected, 175; That Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, 
Baronet, is, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; Special Report of Resolution, That 
various Acts were hyought to light which render it necessary for the Committee to request the House will order the 
— to be printed ; 176. Return amended, 181. Minutes of Evidence ordered, 203. Presented, 204. To be 

printed, 221. 











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ELECTIONS—continued. 
WRITS ISSUED IN THE RECESS : 
ee ™~ 
FOR WHAT PLACE, IN THE ROOM OF ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 
Eye - - - - - - Sir Miles Nightingall - - - Deceased ; 3. 
Limerick - - - - - Thomas Lloyd, Esquire - - : Deceased ; 3. 
Southampton ee ee William Chamberlayne, Esquire - Deceased ; 3. 
WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION : 

on te ~ 

Calne - - - - - - Right honourable James Abercromby Chief Baron of Court of Exchequer, Scot- 
land; 15. 
Clonmell - - - - - James Hewitt Massy Dawson, Esquire Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 15. 
Corfe Castle - - - George Bankes, Esquire - = - - Commissioner of the Treasury ; 258. 
Cork City - - - - - Gerard Callaghan, Esquire -  - Void Election ; 125. 
Dorchester - - - -— = “Glee” Anthony: Wiles — Steward of East Hendred; 245. 
East Looe - + -— = Henry Hope, Esquire - -~— - Groom of His Majesty’s. Bedchamber ; 
259. 
Essex- - - - = = Sir Elab Harvey - - - = Deceased ; 87. 
Fowey . ee — a Honourable Robert Henley Eden - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 28. 
Gatton - - ~ - - Honourable William Scott - - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 109. 
Beerwrse OU! OR SOTO e Right honourable John Charles Herries President of the Board of Trade; 4. 
Hythe - - - - Sir Robert Townsend Townsend Far- : 
y quhar, Baronet - - - *} Deceased ; 197. 

Kerry - ” - - - - Right honourable Maurice Fitzgerald Vice Treasurer of Ireland; 258. 
Knaresborough - - -— = Right honourable George Tierney  - Deceased ; 17. 
Leominster - - - - - Rowland Stephenson, Esquire - = - * Bankrupt; 4. 
Meath ee ee Earl of Bective a oe ee Now Marquis of Headfort ; 4. 
Radnorshire - = - - Rignt penengente roe nee Treasurer of the Navy ; 34. 
Rye - - - - - Henry Bonham, Esquire - - = Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 86. 
St. Mawes - - - - - Sir Scrope Bernard Morland, Baronet Deceased ; 326. 
Waterford County eS a Henry Villiers Stuart, Esquire - —- Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 4. 
Wenlock - - - - - Hon. George Cecil Wild Forester - Groom of His Majesty’s Bedchamber ; 28. 
West.Looe - - - = = Charles Buller, Esquire - - ~— - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 4. 
Winchelsea - - - - - Henry Brougham, Esquire - - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 17. 





* New Writ ordered to be issued, pursuant to the Provisions of Act 52 Geo. 3, c. 144, to suspend, and finally vacate 
the seats of Members of the House of Commons who shall become Bankrupts, and who shall not pay their Debts in full 


within a limited time ; 4. 





— Vide CierK of the Crown. 


CANTERBURY. IRELAND. MemsBers. NEWARK. 


East ReEtTrorp WITNESSES. 
ORDERS. 


E.ection by Bator. 
SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 


ELEcTIvE FRANCHISE, 
PEERS. 





ELEcTIvVE FRANCHISE; Petition of the Inhabitants of Shef- 
field for the extension thereof to that town; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 96. 


—— Entries in Journal read; Motion for 
leave to bring in a Bill to enable the towns of Manchester, 
Leeds and Birmingham to return Representatives to serve in 
Parliament. Question Neg. thereupon ; 96. 


Petition of Freemen and Householders 
of Castle Baynard, for the repeal of so much of statute Geo. 1, 
as interferes with their ancient rights of voting for Chief 
Officers and Parliamentary Representatives, 496. To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed; 497. 


Vide InELAND. 
Excin Roads and Bridges. Vide ScoTLanpD. 


ELLensorovucnu, Baron; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his 
marriage with Elizabeth Baroness Ellenborough, his now wife, 
190. Read, 200. Committed; Instruction to hear Counsel 
and. examine Witnesses; 217. Petition of James William 
Freshfield, agent for Lord Ellenborough, respecting the service 
of the Orders of the House upon Messrs. Bateman and Jones, 
agents of Lady Ellenborough, 217. House informed that 

r. Freshfield 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 
Messrs. Bateman and Jones to be deemed good service ; 218. 
Bill considered, 246. Further considered, 248. Reported ; 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee ordered ; 
Presented ; and to be printed ; 249. Day appointed for Third 

Reading, 254. Bill passed, 268. Royal Assent, 280. 

ELLESMERE and Cuester CANAL; Petition for a Bill to 

enable the United Company of Proprietors to. make an addi- 











VOL. 85.——Sess, 1830. 


tional Branch and Reservoir, and to amend and enlarge 
Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee; 78. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 125. Presented, and read, 131. Committed, 
177. Petition of John Oldershaw, Clerk, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 267. Bill reported, 378. Report to 
lie on the Table, 379. Report further considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed, 422. Passed, 428. Agreed to by the Lords, 466. 
Royal Assent, 500. 
EMBANKMENTS. Vide IRELAND. 


Emeris or ALINGTON’s Estate; Bill from the Lords for con- 
firming a Partition made by George Marmaduke Alington and 
Samuel Rowe, Esquires, in the County of Lincoln, 485. Read, 
494. Committed, 503. Reported and Passed, 547. Royal 
Assent, 562. 

Emicrants. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


EmiGRATION ; Petitions praying the House to facilitate the 
Means of Emigration ; OF the Naval and Military Out- 
Pensioner Society of Glasgow, 159. Of Members of the 
Lanarkshire Emigration Society, 184. Of Hutcheson’s Emi- 
gration Society ; And of the United Emigration Societies of 
Glasgow, 423. Of Inhabitants of Great Wigston, 548. 

-_—— — Vide Accounts. 

EnrieLp ORDNANCE EsTABLISHMENT ; Petitions against the 
continuance thereof; Of Inhabitants of Birmingham ; and, of 
Gunmakers of London; To be printed, 228. 

Eguity Suits. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 47.) SuiTs. 

Erroneous Rererences; Bill for correcting Mistaker 
References to Acts of his late Majesty, in Acts passed 
during the present Session; Ordered; Presented; Read 
the First and Second time; and Committed; Considered 
and Reported ; to be ingréssed, and read the third time the 

same 
P 








INDEX ¢@o the E1cutTy-Firru VoLu ME. 





[A. 1830. 





Erroneous REFERENCES—continued. 
same day, 643. Passed, 644. Agreed to by the Lords, 656. 
Royal Assent, 657. 

Evetyn, late Dame Mary; Bill from the Lords for au- 
thorizing the granting of Building and other Leases of certain 
of her Estates at Deptford, 505. Read, 509. Committed, 519. 
Reported, 560. Passed, 561. Royal Assent, 578. 

Everton Cuvurcn; Petition for a Bill for nosey. te Church 
in that township, in the county of Lancaster; Referred to 
a Committee, 77. Reported; Bill ordered, 120. Presented, 
and read, 146. Committed, 177. Reported; to be ingrossed, 
281. Passed, 326. By the Lords, with Amendments, 458. 
Considered and agreed to, 477. Royal Assent, 499. 

Evipence; Usual Orders relating thereto, g. 

Ewnurst Drainace. Vide Rotuer LEvEts. 


Excnueqvuer Court. Vide Accounts. 








Bitus. Vide Accounts. Ways and MEANs; 
and BiLLs in Supp ty. 
— INroRMATIONS. Vide Accounts. 








Excise Duties; Acts relating to the Duties of Excise on 
Spirits and Leather, read ; Considered in a Committee of the 
at House, 180. Resolutions reported and agreed to; Bills 

ordered, 187. Vide Learner ‘Duries. 

West InpiA Spirits. 


Vide AccounTs. 


Acts relating to the Duties of Excise, read ; 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 549. Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly, 555. 
Vide Spirit Duties. 


Executors, Rights of; Bill for making better provision for 
the disposal of the undisposed-of Resilues of the Effects of 
Testators; Ordered, 339. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be Printed, 348. Com- 
mitted, 362. Considered, 386. Reported; to be ingrossed, 
399- Passed, 408. Agreed to by the Lords, 634. Royal 
Assent, 645. 


Ex-orricio INrorMATIONS. Vide Accounts. 
Exprrinc Laws, Vide Laws ExPIrRinc. 


11°Geo. 1V.&amp; 1° Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


Facrori ES. Vide Corton. 


Fees; Table of Fees to be taken in the Committee Clerks Office, 
and in the Private Bill Office, laid on the Table, 147. Read, 
653- Agreed to; To be made Standing Orders; 655. Vide 
STANDING ORDERs. 

Asouition; Bill to abolish all Fees and Stamp Duties 

chargeable on the renewal of all Appointments, Commissions, 

&amp;c., ordered, 407. Presented, cad read; Day appointed for 

Second Reading; and to be printed; 408. Committed, 426, 

Considered, and reported; Day appointed for further con- 

sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 437. 

Further consideration of Report deferred, 459. Bill re-com- 

mitted ; Considered; 468. Reported; to be ingrossed ; and 

Day appointed for Third Reading; 477. Third Reading de- 

ferred, 491, 498. Bill passed, 509. By the Lords, with 

Amendments, 574. Mr. Speaker called the attention of the 

House to the Amendments; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to 

be printed; 576. Day appointed for considering the Amend- 

ments, 601.. Amendments considered; read, and further con- 

sideration put off for Six Months; 608. 


and Sramp Duties Aso.ition ; Bill to abolish all Fees 
and Stamp Duties chargeable on the renewal of all Appoint- 
ments, Commissions, &amp;c. consequent on the Demise of the 
Crown, ordered, 608. Poetenel, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 611. Committed, 614. Considered, 
and reported; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 620. Bill passed, 623. Agreed to by the Lords, 
643. Royal Assent, 645. 


Spirit Duties. 














—— on AcquitTaL; Bill to abolish all Fees heretofore pay- 
able by Persons on their Acquittal or other Discharge fom 
any Criminal Charge, ordered, 56. 





oN Demise or THe Crown. Vide (Appressgs, 48.) 


Fetons. Vide Accounts. 
Fercus Navigation. Vide IRELAND. 
FermManacu Assizes. Vide IRELAND. 
Ferni.eeE Railway. Vide Stockport. 
Vide IRELAND. 


Vide SANKEY Brook. 


Fever HospirTat. 
Fip.Ler’s Ferry. 


Fire Escape; Petition of Samuel Fletcher, for an Inquiry into 
his Invention for the ore of Life and Property from 
destruction by Fire; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
123. 

INsuRANCES; Petition of the Manchester Fire and Life 
Assurance Company for reduction of the Duty thereon; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 348. 

First Fruits. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 











FisHERtEs (British and Irish); Acts relating thereto, read; To 


be considered ina Committee of the whole House; 593. Con- 
sidered, Goo. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered, 
611. Vide Fisnery Act ConTINUANCE, infra. 

(United Kingdom); Acts relating thereto, read; Bill 
to continue the said Acts for a time to Be limited, ordered, 
216. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 222. Second Reading deferred, 229, 249. Put off for 
Six Months, 257. 


Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 


Fisnery Act ConTiNvANCcE; Bill to revive, continue and 
amend several Acts relating to the Fisheries, ordered, 611. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 611. 
Committed, 614. Considered, and reported; Day appointed 
for further — Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ; 621. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
and Day appointed for Third Reading, 631. Passed, 635. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 647. Royal Assent, 646. 


——— Bounties; Petitions for the continuance thereof; of 
Fishermen of Mount’s Bay, 254. Of Fishermen and Fish- 
curers of Staithes and Runswick; and, of Robin Hood’s Bay, 
in the parish of Fylingdales; To be printed, 262. Of Fish- 
curers of Wick and Pulteney Town; To be printed, 332. 
Another Petition of Fish-curers of Wick and Pulteney Town ; 
To be printed, 337. Of Fishermen and Fish-curers of Filey; 
To be printed, 496. 

Vide IRELAND. 

Vide IRELAND. 





Laws. 
Five-PER-cENT. ANNUITIES. Vide Four-PER-cENT. 
FuaxF eet Inclosure. Vide BLacktorr. 

Friret Market. Vide Lonpon. 

FLeTcuer, Samuel. Vide Fire Escape. 








Fiovr ; Petition of Manufacturers of Flour, praying to be per- 
mitted to take Wheat out of Bond or Ship on arrival, upon 
payment of a duty of 4s. per quarter, for the purpose of manu- 
facturing the same, and to be either re-bonded or shipped for 
exportation, as Flour, Meal or Biscuit ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 228. 

Petitions for increase of Duty on Foreign Flour; Of 
Manufacturers of Flour, 352. Of Manufacturers and Growers 
of Wheat of Southampton, 485. Of Bedford; To be printed, 
488. Of Colchester ; and, of Bristol, 495. Of Stockton-upon- 
Tees; To be printed, 495. 


Vide IRELAND. 





Fo.esuitu Poor; Petition for a Bill for better assessing and 
collecting the Poor and other Rates in that parish ; Referred 
to a Committee, 52. Reported; Bill ordered, 125. Pre- 
sented, and read, 147. Committed, 252. Reported; to be 
ingrossed, 350. Passed, 355. Agreed to by the Lords, 391. 
Royal Assent, 500. 

Footmen ; Usual Orders relating to them, g. 


Footratus; Two Petitions of James White of Plymouth for 
the establishment of Footpaths on the sides of Turnpike Roads 
and in new Inclosures ; To lie cn the Table, 14, 15. 

Foot Pavements. Vide Supways. 

Foreign Corn. Vide (AppREssEs, 49.) Corn. 

Fiour. Vide Fiour. 

Wueat. Vide Frour. WuHear. 

Forest Bounparigs. Vide Accounts. 














Forceries PuNIsHMENT; Acts relative to the Punishment of 
Forgery, read; Bill for reducing into one Act all such For- 
geries as shall henceforth be punished with Death, and for 
otherwise amending the laws relative thereto, ordered, 249. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 249. Committed, 333. Committee de- 
ferred, 397. Petitions of Inhabitants of Reading; and, of 
Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers and others, of Hudders- 
field, against; To be printed, 401. Committee deferred, 436. 
Bill considered, 467. “‘ Proceedings in Committee,” 468. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; and Dayappointed for Third Reading ; 
476. Third Reading deferred, 497. Bill read the Third 
time ; further Proceeding upon Third Reading adjourned ; 
523. Resumed; Bill passed; 531. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 644. Day appointed for considering Lords 
Amendments; Consideration deferred; 648. Amendments 
considered, and agreed to, 651. Royal Assent, 657. 


Forcery; Petitions for mitigating the Punishment of Death 
in cases of Forgery ; Of Inkabitants of scence ce Wella : 
To be printed, 172. Of Mayor and Corporation of Falmouth; 
and of Inhabitants of Cirencester; To be printed, 184. Of 
Bankers, Merchants and other Inhabitants of Truro; and, of 
the Clergy, Gentry and other Inhabitants of Hoddesden ; 254. 
To be printed, 272. Of Alan Newman, of Bolton -place, 
Queen’s Elm, Chelsea, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, 
261. Of Inhabitants of the city of Bristol and its vicinity ; 
of the Mayor, Burgesses and Inhabitants of Maidenhead and 
its vicinity ; of Magistrates, Clergy and Inhabitants, House- 
holders of the towns of Braintree and Bocking, in sp : 

and, 


1G@iv.&amp;1w.iv.} INDEX to the E1gutry-FiFTH VOLUME. 





ForGery—continued. 


and, of Inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of War- 
rington, in the county of Lancaster; To be printed, 261. Of 
Bankers, Merchants, Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of 
Woodbridge, in the county of Suffolk ; of Inhabitant House- 
holders of the liberty of His Majesty’s Tower of London; of 
Magistrates, Clergy, Bankers, Merchants and other Inhabi- 
tants of the towns of Portsmouth and Portsea ; and, of Bank- 
ers and other Inhabitants of Witham, in the county of Essex ; 
To be printed, 284. Of Inhabitants of Cirencester; of Leek; 
of Axbridge; of Bankers, Traders and other Inhabitants of 
ee and its vicinity ; and, of Magistrates, Clergy, Bankers 
and other Inhabitants of the city of Worcester and its vici- 
nity; 330. Of Bankers, Merchants, Manafacturers and 
Traders, Inhabitants of Derby; of Inhabitants of the town 
and neighbourhood of Kingston-upon-Thames ; of Plymouth ; 
of Bolton ; of Exeter and the three adjoining parishes ; of the 
Minister and certain of the Congregation assembling for 
divine worship in Beresford-street Chapel, Walworth; of 
Clergy, Gentry, Bankers and others of the town of Uxbridge 
and its neighbourhood ; of Inhabitants of Saint Mary New- 
ington ; of the Minister and certain of the Congregation as- 
sembling for divine worship at China Terrace Chapel, Lambeth ; 
of Inhabitants of Kettering and its neighbourhood ; of the 
ward of Bishopsgate, London ; of the Owners and Occupiers 
of land in the parish of Bluntisham-cum-Earith; of Inha- 
bitants of Boston; and, of the Mayor, Magistrates, Merchants, 
Bankers, Traders and Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth ; To be 
printed, 330. Of Magistrates, Clergy, Bankers, Merchants, 
Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of Sudbury, 336. Of Inha- 
bitants of Luton; of the Minister and certain of the Congre- 
gation assembling for divine worship in York-street Chapel, 
Walworth ; of the Mayor, Magistrates and other Inhabitants 
of Poole; of Inhabitants of the city of Bath; of the city of 
York ; of Householders and Inhabitants of the town and neigh- 
bourhood of Reigate; of the Clergy, Gentry and other Inha- 
bitants of Madeley ; and, of the Mayor, Burgesses and Inha- 
bitants of Maidenhead ; To be printed, 336. Of Inhabitants 
of Uxbridge, 347. Of the city of Durham; and, of Appleby; 
To be printed, 347. Of Bankers of Saffron Walden; of In- 
habitants of Saffron Walden and its vicinity; of the Magis- 
trates, Clergy and Inhabitant Householders of the towns of 
Braintree and Bocking and its vicinity; 352. Of Inhabitants 
of Wandsworth, in the county of Surrey; of Members of 
the Society of Friends, and others professing with them 
in Leeds; and, of Inhabitants of Newport and its vicinity, 
in the county of Monmouth; To be printed; 352. Of 
Clergy, Bankers and others of North Shields, 360. Of 
Inhabitants of Stroud; of Nailsworth; and, of Leominster ; 
To be printed, 360. Of Liverpool, 367. Of Great Bardfield ; 
of Kelvedon ; of Bankers, Merchants and others of Darling- 
ton; of Kirkby Kendal ; and, of Inhabitants of Kingsbridge ; 
To be printed, 367. Of Shaftesbury, and of Henley-upon- 
Thames, 381. Of Gentry, Clergy, Bankers and principal In- 
habitant Householders of Godalming ; of Inhabitants of Don- 
caster; of Churchmen, Baptists, Methodists, and all other 
Christian Denominations in Hayworth, near Bradford, York- 
shire; and, of Inhabitants of Guisbrough ; To be printed, 
381. OfClergymen, Ministers and others of Manchester and 
Salford ; of Bankers and other Inhabitants of Nottingham ; 
and, of Inhabitants of Gloucester; To be printed, 395. Of 
Protestant Dissenters of Nether Chapel in Sheffield; To be 
printed, 401. Of Inhabitants of Malmsbury ; of Owners and 
Occupiers of land in the parishes of Sutton and Mepal, in the 
Isle of Ely; of Inhabitants of Stourbridge; of the Congrega- 
tion of Protestant Dissenters assembling for religious worship 
in the Baptist Chapel, South-street, Exeter; of Inhabitants of 
Milford ; of Members of the Congregation of Protestant Dis- 
senters of the Baptist denomination meeting in Counterslip, 
Bristol; of Inhabitants of Dorking; 410. Of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants .of Ashburton ; of the Mayor and Corpora- 
tion of Falmouth, and others, Inhabitants of the said town ; 
of the Local Directors and Manager of the Provincial Bank of 
Ireland at Clonmel; of Bankers, Merchants and Tradesmen, 
and other Inhabitants of Swansea; and, of Bankers, Mer- 
chants, Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of Sunderland, 
Bishop Wearmouth and Monk Wearmouth; To be printed, 410. 
Of Inhabitants of South Brent ; of the Vicar, Churchwarden, 
Overseers of the Poor and others, Inhabitants of Winscombe ; 
of Inhabitants of Moretonhampstead ; of Collumpton; and, 
of Persons resident in Edinburgh and Leith; 416. Of the 
Local Directors and Manager of the Provincial Bank of Ire- 
land at Belfast; and, of Bankers, Traders and’ other -Inhabi- 
tants of Tavistock ; To be printed, 416. Of Inhabitants of 
King’s Lynn; of Heugh Goodfellow, Chief Magistrate and 
Chairman of a meeting of the Merchants, Manufacturers and 
Inhabitants of the burgh of Hawick ; of the Local Directors 
and Manager of the Provincial Bank of Ireland at Cork ; 
and, of N. M. Rothschild, Overend, Gurney &amp; Co.; and San- 
derson &amp; Co.; 422. Of the Local Directors and Manager of 
the Provincial Bank of Ireland at Limerick; and, at Sligo ; 
422. To be printed, 423. Of the Manchester Chamber of 
Commerce ; and, of Bankers, Merchants and others of Lei- 
cester; To be printed, 435. Of Magistrates, Clergy, Bankers 
and other Inhabitants of Evesham; of the Congregation of 
Protestant Dissenters, commonly called Independents, assem- 


VOL. saa 1830. 


bling for religious worship in Castle-street Chapel, Exeter; of 
Inhabitants of Ipswich; of Magistrates for the division of 
pee and Bankers and other Inhabitants of Margate; of 
Inhabitants of Ashford, in the county of Kent; and, of Per- 
sons resident in Tewkesbury ; To be printed, 439. of Inha- 
bitants of Chudleigh ; of Teignmouth; and, of the Local Di- 
rectors and Manager of the Provincial Bank of Ireland at 
Kilkenny; 446, Of Inhabitants of Leeds ; of the Local Di- 
rectors and Manager of the Provincial Bank of Ireland at 
Galway; at Coleraine; at Ballina, in the county of Mayo; 
and, at Armagh; ‘fo be printed, 446. Of Inhabitants of 
Shaftesbury; ‘To be printed, 450. Of Richard Paine; of 
Inhabitants of Redruth; of Protestant Dissenters, meeting in 
Chapel-street, Salford; of Inhabitants of Modbury; of Ba- 
singstoke ; of Rochdale; of Farringdon; of William Alex- 
ander, of Great Yarmouth ; of Inhabitants of Clonmel ; of the 
Minister and certain of the Congregation assembling for di- 
vine worship in Hornton-street Chapel; in Lewisham-street 
Chapel, Westminster; of two Petitions of Inhabitants of Not- 
tingham ; of Reigate and Dorking, the parish of Betchworth 
and the liberty of Kingswood, in Surrey ; and the parishes of 
Crawley, Ifield, Slaugham and Worth, in Sussex; of Mer- 
chants and Tradesmen resident in London and Westminster ; 
and, of Inhabitants of Chudleigh ; 463. Of the Bankers and 
other Inhabitants of Glastonbury ; of Local Directors and 
Manager of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, at Athlone; of 
Inhabitants of Crediton; of Chesham; of Canterbury; of 
Camberwell; of Magistrates, Clergy, Bankers, Merchants, 
Manufacturers and other Persons of the city of Glasgow ; of 
Minister and Congregation assembling for divine worship in 
Bury-street, Saint Mary Axe, London; of Protestant Dis- 
senters of the Independent denomination assembling in New 
Windsor Chapel, Salford ; of Inhabitants of Newport, in the 
Isle of Wight ; of Bankers and other Inhabitants of Stockton- 
upon-Tees ; of the Magistrates, Bankers, Merchants and 
others, Inhabitants of Wakefield; of Inhabitants of the dis- 
trict of Craven, in the west riding of the county of York; of 
Reading ; of Haverhill; of Spalding; of Members of the 
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Baptist denomi- 
nation meeting in’ Broadmead, Bristol; of Inhabitants of 
Horsham ; of Kirkby Kendal; of Halsted; of Woburn; of 
the Principal Inhabitants and Bankers of Faringdon; of 
Members of the Religious Society of Friends, ee | 
called Quakers, inhabitants of Stockport and Macclesfield, 
and others of their religious persuasion ; of Merchants, Tra- 
ders and Inhabitants of Maldon; of Inhabitants of Maldon; 
Two Petitions of Inhabitants of Coggeshall; of Magis- 
trates, Clergy, Bankers and other Inhabitants of Wellington ; 
of Members of the Religious Society of Friends, commonly 
called Quakers, Inhabitants of Manchester ; of Inhabitants of 
Halstead ; of Inhabitant Householders of Charlbury; of the 
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters assembling for reli- 
ious worship in the Baptist Chapel, Bartholomew-street, 

, tall of Inhahitants of Neath; and, of Bridgewater ; of 
the Bankers, established in the cities and towns of Edin- 
burgh, Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, moh gt «8 Chester, 
Belfast, Birmingham, Litchfield, Wednesbury, Bilston, Dud- 
ley, Wolverhampton, Bristol, Bath, Leith, Huddersfield, Mur- 
field, Wakefield, Dewsbury, Leeds, Plymouth, Devonport, 
Tavistock, Portsmouth, Norwich, Sheftield, Rotherham, Not- 
tingham, Sunderland, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Durham, Darling- 
ton, Stockton, Richmond (Yorkshire), Leyburn, Ripon, 
Knaresborough, Boroughbridge, Thirsk, Aberdeen, Paisley, 
Tiverton, Collumpton, Honiton, Barnstaple, Ilfracombe, Bi- 
deford, Torrington, Totness, Newton Abbott, Exeter, York, 
Yarmouth, Beccles, Stockport, Wigan, Worcester, Evesham, 
Ipswich, Needham Market, Woodbridge, Hadleigh, Manning- 
tree, Banbury, Shipston, Bicester, Oxford, Carlisle, Brighton, 
Lewes, Reading, Maidenhead, Henley, Windsor, Lynn Regis, 
Canterbury, Lancaster, Chelmsford, Winchester, Southamp- 
ton, Bury Saint Edmund’s, Guildford, Kendal, gs aera 
Salisbury, Ringwood, Poole, Bradford, Halifax, Wakefield, 
Pontefract, Doncaster, Barnsley, Derby, Inverness, Burton- 
on-Trent, Leighton Buzzard, Newport Pagnell, Burslem, 
Hitchin, Bedford, Newbury, Abingdon, Wallingford, Ux- 
bridge, Fakenham, Faringdon, Wisbech, Truro, Falmouth, 
Penzance, Helston, Penrith, Kirkby Thuce, Workington, 
Chesterfield, Teignmouth, Kingsbridge, Dartmouth, Bridport, 
Yeovil, Dorchester, Blandford, Harwich, Tewkesbury, Chel- 
tenham, Cirencester, Tetbury, Burford, Dursley, Romsey, Ba- 
singstoke, Odiham, Hereford, Ross, Dickenfield, Leominster, 
Ledbury, Royston, Hemel Hempstead, Gloucester, Stroud, 
Dartford, Ramsgate, Margate, Deal, Boston, S alding, South 
Spilsby, Horncastle, Staines, Newport(Monmouth), Monmouth, 
Chepstow, Diss, Northampton, Towcester, Wellingborough, 
Daventry, Wellington (Shropshire), Shiffnal, Coalbrookdale, 
Bridgnorth, Wenlock, Trowbridge, Wells, Frome, Wivelis- 
combe, Wellington (Somerset), Taunton, Leek, Congleton, 
Halesworth, Sudbury, Stow Market, Reigate, Croydon, Dor- 
king, Rye, Hastings, Kirkby Lonsdale, Swindon, almsbury, 
Marlborough, Melksham, Devizes, Stourbridge, Skipton, 
Settle, Selby, Howden, Scarborough, Malton, Whitby, Ponty- 
ool, Abergavenny, Brecon, Carmarthen, Swansea, Neath, 

Haverfordwest, Annan, Cupar, Auchtermuchty, Dumbarton, 
Elgin, Forfar, Galashiels, Jedburgh, Kirkcaldy and Wig- 
town ; To be printed, 463. Of Portreeve, and Inhabitants of 
P 2 Honiton, 











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[.4. 1830. 








Fore ERY—continued. 

Honiton, 472. Of Inhabitants of Rugby, 485. Of Unitarians 
of Hull, 504. Of Common Council of Norwich ; To be 
printed, 512. Of Edward Gregory; of Inhabitants of Lowes- 
toft; of Persons resident in Halesworth ; of Inhabitants of 
Hadleigh; of John Abel Smith; Edward Forster; Hen 
Drummond ; and, Esdaile &amp; Co., Bankers; and, of Inhabi- 
tants of Leighton Buzzard ; 519. Of Croydon; and, of Pro- 
testant Dissenters assembling in the Old Gravel Pit Meeting- 
house, Hackney; and, of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and 
Commons of the City of. London; To be printed, 519. Of 
Inhabitants of Brighthelmston ; ‘To be printed, 527. Of Local 
Directors and Manager of the Provincial Bank of Ireland at 
Waterford, 534. Of Protestant Dissenters assembled in the 
Chapel of Saint Thomas’s Square, Hackney, 541. Of William 
Stewart Morgan; and, John —— Stockdale; To be 
printed, 558. Of Inhabitants of Cricklade, 614. 
Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 50 to 53.) 

Forman, Walter. Vide Currency. 

Fort AND Ciype CANAL Junction Road. Vide Scor- 
LAND. 

Foston BripceE Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing the 
same ; and Bill ordered, 13. Presented, and read, 18. Com- 
mitted, 217. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 351. Passed, 378. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 412. Royal Assent, 501. 

Four-aNb-HALr PER CENT. Dutiges. (Vide ADDRESSES, 54.) 


Four PER cEnT. ANNuITIES; Act 3 Geo.4, c.g and 17, for 
transferring £. 5 per cent. Annuities into £.4 per cent. Annui- 
ties, read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 223. Considered, 232. Resolutions reported, 238. 
Agreed to; Bill ordered ; 239. Vide infra. 

Bill for transferring certain £.4 

- cent. Annuities into £.3 4 per cent. Annuities, ordered, 239. 

*resented, and read ; and Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 249. Committed, 256. Bill to be printed, 257. Con- 
sidered, 266. Reported, 272. To be ingrossed; and Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 273. Passed, 278. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 342. Royal Assent, 355. 

Act of this Session, read ; To 

be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 386. Con- 

sidered, 399. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill or- 
dered ; 408. Vide Four rer cent. Dissents infra. 

Dissents; Bill to authorize the Issue of Ex- 
chequer Bills for payment of Proprietors of £.4 per cent. An- 
nuities, who have signified their Dissent to transferring such 
£. 4 per cent. Annuities into £. 3 } per cent. Annuities, ordered, 
408. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 437. Committed, 459. Considered, 
469. Reported; to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 477. Passed, 485. Agreed to by the Lords, 
504. Royal Assent, 561. 

Foxrorp Union. Vide IRELAND. 

Francuise, Evective. Vide Evective. 

FrRANKLEN, Richard; Bill from the Lords, for carrying into 
effect a Contract for Sale of certain of his Estates to Sir John 
Nicholl, 494. Read, 498. Committed, 509. Reported, and 
passed, 546. Royal Assent, 562. 

Freeno.pers. Vide LRELAND. 

FrreeMAN, Thomas. Vide Stone Biue MANwractTory. 

Frencn Criaims; Petition of Baron de Bode, complaining of 
the Award of the Commissioners, and praying for Relief; To 
lie on the Table, and to be printed; 264. 

Vide Accounts. 

Guioves. Vide GLoves. 

Rissons. Vide Rispons. 

Frienpiy Societies Act; Petitions complaining of several 
provisions contained in Act 10 Geo. 4, c. 56; Of the Provident 
Society ; of James Wright; and, of Susan Andrews; To lie 
on the Table; 123. Of John Garlick Ball, 479. To be printed, 
480. Of George Glenny, Actuary, 650. 

FropinGcuam and Bromsy (Lincoln) Lands; Petition for a 
Bill for inclosing and draining the same ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 75. Presented, and 
read, 132. 

















and Scuntuorre (Lincoln) Lands; Petition for 
a Bill for inclosing and draining the same, 45. Referred to a 
Committee, 46. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 75. Presented, and 
read, 132. 

Fructvozo, John Anthony; Bill from the Lords, for his Na- 
turalization, 148. Read, 151. Committed, 177. Reported, 
and passed, 226. Royal Assent, 280. 


11°Geo. 1V. &amp; 1° Will. V. Parl. 8. Sess.4. A. 1830. 


AINSBURGH and East Retrorp Road; Petition for a 
Bill for more effectually repairing and improving the same ; 
and Bill ordered, 44. Presented, and read, 75. Committed, 
93- Petitions of Inhabitants of East Retford and Clarbo- 
rough ; and, of the Township of Hayton, Bollam and Tilne, 
against; Referred; 182. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 199. 





Passed, 208. Agreed to by the Lords, 243. Royal Assent, 279. 








Gatway. Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 


——— Dock. Vide IRELAND. 


Corporation. 


Franchise. Vide IRELAND. 


Game; Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws in England re- 
lative to Game, and to authorize the Sale thereof; ordered, 92. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 92. Committed, 157. Committee deferred, 

190, 215, 339, 387, 454, 512, 560, 601. 

Laws; Petition of Magistrates of the county of Derby, 

for alteration thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 26. 

Petition of John Jepson, of Nottingham, com- 

plaining of a conviction under the Game Laws; and praying 

for the revision thereof; To lie on the Table, 189. 








Gaots. Vide(AppREssEs, 56.) 


Garnkirk and Kerrocn Railway and Road. Vide Scor- 
LAND. 


GarscuBeE and Possit Road. Vide ScorLanp. 
GiLBERDIKE Inclosure. Vide BuackTorT. 
GitBerT, John. Vide Desr. 

GLAMORGANSHIRE Roads. Vide BreconsuiRe. 
Guascow Harbour. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Improvement. Vide ScoTLanp. 

and Kinmarnock Road. Vide ScorLanp. 
Royalty. Vide Scorianp. 

Guass Dutiss. Vide IRELAND. 

GLOUCESTERSHIRE Railway. Vide Avon. 

Gioves; Petition of Inhabitants of Woodstock, for prohibiting 


the importation of French and other Gloves; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 103. 











Goopwin, George. Vide Licensine System. 


Gorpon, Adam James. Vide Waste LaAnps in the Colonies. 








James; Bill from the Lords, for vesting part of cer- 
tain Estates in Trustees to be sold, and for purchasing other 
Estates, 489. Read, 491. Committed, 509. Reported, and 
passed, 546. Royal Assent, 562. 


GosPEL, Propagation of. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Granp Cana. Vide IRELAND. 

Juries. Vide IRELAND. 

Jury Laws. Vide IRELAND. 

Grantuam Road. Vide Fosron Bridge. 

Graziers’ SteEAM MARINE Company. Vide IRELAND. 


Great Botton Improvement. Vide Botton, 





—— Dover-Srreet Improvement; Petition for a Bill for 
paving, lighting, and otherwise improving such parts of Great 
over-street, Trinity-street, Trinity-square, and other public 
Passages adjacent. thereto, in Saint Mary Newington and 
Saint George the Martyr, Southwark, as do not fall within 
the powers and provisions of any existing Acts; Referred to 
a Committee, 43. Reported; Bill ordered; 121. Presented, 
and read, 138. Committed,273. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
350- Passed, 388. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. Royal 
Assent, 499. 


Vide Nortu LeveL. 





Portsanpb Drainage. 
——— SHELFORD Road. Vide Repcross. 


——— Srrickianp (Westmorland) Lands; Petition for a Bill 
to inclose the same; and Bill ordered; 37. Presented, and 
read, 147. Committed, 258. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
378. Passed, 388. Agreed to by the Lords, 424. Royal 
Assent, 501. 


— TorrINGTON Roads. Vide TorrinGToON. 
——— YARMOUTH Road. Vide Acute. 





Greece; Motion, That this House learnt with satisfaction, 
“ that His Majesty having recently concerted with His Allies 
measures for the pacification and final settlement of Greece, 
trusts that He shall be enabled, at an early period, to commu- 
nicate to Parliament the particulars of this arrangement, with 
such information as may explain the course which His Ma- 
jesty has pursued throughout the progress of these important 
transactions” ; That it is the confident hope of this House, that 
such final settlement will be found to secure to Greece a Ter- 
ritory sufficient for National Defence, and a Government pro- 
vided with full powers to adapt its institutions to the wishes 
and wants of the people. Question Neg. thereupon, 48. 

Petition of Inhabitants of London and Westminster, 
Members of the Metropolitan Political Union, against Great 
Britain, being a party to establishing any particular form of 
Government in Greece; To lie on the Table ; and to be 
printed; 528. Vide (ADDRESSES, 57.) 


Greek Blockade. Vide (AppREssEs, 58.) 


Green, George. Vide Hackney CoAcu Boarp. 
GREENWICH 








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EIGHTY-FIFTH VOLUME. 








GreENwicnu Hospital; Petitions against contributing thereto ; 
Of Merchant Seamen, of Scarborough ; To be printed, 369. 
Of Trustees of the Merchant Seamen of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; To be printed, 383. Of Trustees of the Merchant 
Seamen, of Sunderland-near-the-Sea; and, of the Merchant 
Seamen’s Hospital, Falmouth, 410. To be printed, 411. Of 
George William Butler; and, of Trustees of the Merchant 
Seamen of Poole ; To be printed, 449. Of Trustees of Ship 
Owners, and Merchant Siesata of Whitby, 534. To be 
printed, 535- 





Motion for bringing in a Bill for re- 
gulating the Merchants Seamen’s Fund; and, by leave, with- 
drawn, 564. 





Petition of the Vicar, Churchwardens, 
Overseers and Governors, and Directors of the Poor of Green- 
wich, complaining of the discontinuance of the Payment of 
Parochial Rates, heretofore payable by the Board of Direc- 
tors of that Hospital, 605. To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 606. 





Improvement; Petition for leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill for the Improvement of that Town, and 
for the better regulation of certain Charities there, 207. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 208. Reported ; Leave given ;. Peti- 
tion presented accordingly ; Referred to a Committee; 226. 
Reported ; Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 
231. Vide StanpING Orpers. Report, That the Parties 
be permitted to proceed, and to give Notices, &amp;c., 241. Re- 

ort read ; Bill ordered; Leave given to present the Bill; 241. 

resented, and read, 329. Committed,351. Petition of In- 
habitants of Greenwich, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 462. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 487. Passed, 
494. By the Lords, with Amendments, 624. Considered, 
627. And agreed to, 628. Royal Assent, 646. 


Grenapa; Petition of His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, 
and other Inhabitants of that Island, for removal of all Colo- 
nial Disabilities affecting them, 113. To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 114. 






























Ha xt, Benjamin; Bill from the Lords to authorize the granting 
of Mining and Building Leases of certain parts of his Estates, 
528. Read, 532. Committed, 547. Reported; read the 
Third time ; Amendments made, and Bill passed; 592. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 604. Royal Assent, 646. 

Ha.uatrow Roads. Vide Rapstock. 


Hamerton, William Medows; Bill from the Lords to dissolve 
his Marriage with Isabella Frances his now Wife, 447. Read, 
448. Committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel and examine 
Witnesses, 461. Petition of Thomas Griffiths, Agent for 
William Meadows Hamerton, respecting the Service of the 
Orders of the House upon Alexander Fraser, Agent for Mrs. 
Hamerton; House informed that Thomas Griffiths attended at 
the door, he was called in; and gave the House an account of 
the allegations contained in the said Petition ; House informed 
that Alexander Fraser attended at the door, he was called in, 
and stated, that he was authorized to receive any Notice or 
Order on behalf of Mrs. Hamerton; Service of the Order and 
Copy of the Bill on Mr. Fraser to be deemed good service; 478, 
Committee deferred, 478. Bill considered and reported ; 
Minutes taken before the Committee, ordered ; presented ; and 
to be printed; 502. Day appointed for Third Reading, 518. 
Bill passed, 526. Royal Assent, 562. 


Hanp Cross Roads. Vide Cowro.p. 

Hankin, Ralph Barchard. Vide Deopanps. 

HANTLER, James. Vide Poor Rates. 

Harsorovueu Roads. Vide Market HARBOROUGH. 
Hastines, Marquis of. Vide Scornanp. 
HatcHBEAucHAMP Inclosure. Vide Nerocnue Forest. 
Hatton Moor Roads. Vide AsHBoURNE and SupBuRY. 
HAVERHILL Road. Vide REpcross. 


Hawkers ; Petitions for protection against vending Tea by 
Hawkers; Of Tea Dealers of Bath and Wells, 140. Of re- 
gular Traders and Dealers in the County of Monmouth; Tobe 


Grievances; Grand Committee appointed, 8. 
GRINGLEY-ON-THE-HILL Road. Vide GAINSBURGH. 
GuiLprorp Road. Vide HorsHam. 

Gunnas Inclosure. Vide FropiIncHAmM. 

Gunninc, George. Vide CouRcHWARDENS, PaRisu Ac- 


printed, 220. Of Tea Dealers and Grocers resident in Bristol, 
365. Of Tea Dealers resident in the County of Glamorgan ; 
To be printed, 564. 





Vide ButTcueErs. 


Hawkins, late Sir Christopher ; Bill from the Lords for autho- 


rizing Leases to be granted of such of his Estates in Cornwall 


COUNTS. Poor Laws. 
Gwyn’s Estate. Vide IRELAND. 


11°Geo. IV. &amp; 1° Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


ACKNEY Coacu Act; Petition of Henry Jackson and 

other Inhabitants of Oxford-street and its vicinity, for an 
alteration in the Act to admit Omnibuses to run through the 
city, 471. Referred to the Committee on Hackney Coach 
Office, 472. 





Board ; Petitions for the abolition thereof; 
Of George Green ; and, of Charles Saggers ; To be printed, 
271. 





Office; Select Committee appointed to in- 
quire into the Duties, Salaries and Emoluments of the Com- 
missioners for regulating Hackney Coaches, and the several 
Officers under their control ; To report their Observations, to- 
gether with the Minutes of the Evidence taken before them ; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 420. Petitions referred, 452,472. Power to Com- 
mittee to report opinion, 512. Report of Resolutions ; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 535. 


HappENuAM (Bucks) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; and 
Bill ordered, 53. Presented, and read, 143. Committed, 
178. Reported; to be ingrossed; 234. Passed, 243. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 262. Considered, and agreed 
to, 268. Royal Assent, 280. 


Hactey (Worcester) Lands; Petition fora Bill to inclose; and Bill 
ordered, 50. Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 206. 
Petition for additional Provision; Referred to a Committee, 
247. Reported, 252. Report referred to Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, 253. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 268. 
Bill reported ; to be erg 328. Passed, 335. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 391. Royal Assent, 501. 


Hatr-Pay Apprentices ; Bill to prevent the taking and em- 
ployment of Apprentices usually denominated Half-Pay Ap- 
prentices, ordered, 420. Presented, and read; Day ap- 

inted for Second Reading ; and to be printed, 437. Second 

eading deferred, 457. Bill committed, 468. Committee de- 
ferred, 477, 491, 498. Bill considered, and aos Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 516. Petition of Master Calico Printers of 
Manchester, against; To be printed, 540. Further conside- 
ration of Report, deferred, 544. Petition of the Manchester 
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures, against; To be 
printed, 548. Further consideration of Report, deferred, 551, 
565, 575» 579» 583, 593, 600, 611, 621, 626, 631. 


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as were devised by his Will to Christopher Henry Thomas 
Hawkins, an Infant, during his Life, 505. Read, 509. Com- 
mitted, 526. Reported, and passed, 560. Royal Assent, 
578. 


Haypon, Benjamin Robert. Vide Historican Paintine. 


HayMArRkET; Bill forthe removal thereof, ordered,150. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 151. Committed to a Select Committee, 180. 
Five to be the Quorum, 181. Petitions of Land-owners, 
Farmers, Hay Salesmen and others residing in or near the 
Metropolis; and, of Licensed Victuallers in the Haymarket, 
against; To lie on the Table, 184. Petitions of Anthony 
Barto Valle, Esquire; of John Powell; of Land-owners, 
Farmers and others residing in and near the Metropolis; and, 
of Licensed Victuallers in the Haymarket, against; 209. Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 210. Bill reported; and re- 
committed to former Committee; 231. Bill reported; and 
re-committed ; 253. Considered, 266. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; 273. Passed, 278. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. 
Royal Assent, 355- 


HEATHFIELD Roads. Vide RINGMER. 


Heicuam Bridge; Petition fora Bill for rebuilding a Bridge 
over the River Wensum, in the Hamlet of Heigham, 64. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 65. Reported; Bill ordered; 138. 
Presented, and read, 144. Committed, 169. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 252. Passed, 379. Agreed to by the Lords, 
447. Royal Assent, 500. 


Henverson, Alexander. Vide ScoTLanp. 
HENFIELD Roads. Vide Cowro.p. 
HERITABLE Securities. Vide ScoTLanD. 


Herrine FisuEry; Petition of Persons engaged in the Herring 
Fishery of Great Yarmouth for the continuance of the Bounty 
thereon; To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 457. 


Vide Accounts. ScoTLanD. 


Hicucate Cuaret; Bill from the Lords to enable the War- 
dens and Governors of the Possessions of the Free Grammar 
School of Sir Roger Cholmeley, Knight, in Highgate, to pull 
down their present Chapel, and to contribute to the erection 
of a new Chapel or Church, 262. Read, 267. Second Read- 
ing put off for Six Months, 340. 


Petition for leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill to enable the Wardens and Governors of the Pos- 
sessions of the Free Grammar School of Sir Roger Cholmeley, 
Knight, in Highgate, to pull down their present Chapel, and 
to contribute to the erection of a new Chapel or Church ; 
Referred to a Committee, 340. Reported; Leave given; 

Petition 
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[ A. 1830. 





Higucate CaaPEL—continued. 

Petition presented accordingly ; referred toa Committee ; 346. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 350. Presented, and read, 357. 
Petition complaining that the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with ; Referred to a Committee, 379. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 392. Bill committed, 392. Pe- 
tition of Churchwardens and Trustees for —s a new 
Church for the Parish of Saint Pancras, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 430. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
454. Passed, 462. Agreed to by the Lords, 404. Royal 
Assent, 561. 


Hieu Suerirrs. Vide SHERirrs. 


Hicuways; Petition of Inhabitants of Brampton, for repeal 
of Act 55 Geo. 3. ¢. 58, regarding stopping up Public High- 
ways, &amp;c.; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 558. 


Hitpyarp’s Estate. Vide HutTon. 


Hinpoo Widows. Vide East INnpia. 

HisroricAu Paintinc ; Petition of Benjamin Robert Haydon, 
praying for the encouragement thereof ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 511. 


Hosss’ Point Pier. Vide Accounts. 


Hocxuirre Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing and maintaining the same; and Bill ordered, 34. Pre- 
sented, and read, 121. Committed, 187. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 344. Passed, 356. Agreed to by the Lords, 391. 
Royal Assent, 500. 


HoLuincRAKe’s Patent; Petition for a Bill for prolonging 
the term of certain Letters Patent granted to James Holling- 
rake, for an improved method of manufacturing Copper and 
other Metal Rollers, 77. Referred to a Committee, 78. Re- 

orted; Bill ordered; 130. Presented, and read, 145. Petition 
of Robert Fayle and Matthew Fayle, against; To lie on the 
Table, 281. Bill committed, 342. eported ; to be ingrossed ; 
393. Passed, 401. By the Lords, with Amendments, 473. 
Considered, and agreed to, 478. Royal Assent, 500. 


Ho.tuinwoop Roads. Vide WERNETH and LITTLEBOROUGH. 


Supp.y. 


Hotyueap Roads; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the Amount of all Sums of Money received, expended and 
repaid by the Commissioners for the Improvement of the 
Holyhead and Liverpool Roads, &amp;c. ; To report Observations, 
and what further improvements may be made, together with 
the Minutes of the Evidence taken before them ; Five to be 
the Quorum; 366. Members added, 403, 433. Power to 
Committee to report from time to time, 446. First Report ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 449. Second Re- 
port ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 638. 


Report from Committee, read ; Bill to alter 
and amend several Acts for the Improvement thereof, ordered, 
509. Presented, and read; Day appointed for second read- 
ing; and to be printed; 509. Committed, 524. Reported ; 
and re-committed ; 570. Committee deferred, 601. Bill con- 
sidered,614. Reported; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed 
for Third reading ; 622. Bill passed, 627. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 653. Royal Assent, 657. 


and Howtnu Harbours and Roads. 





Vide Ac- 








COUNTS. 

Hors; Petitions for repeal of the Duty thereon ; Of Hop-planters 
and others of Ewhurst; of Burwash; and of Etchingham; 
To lie on the Table, 179. Of Hawkhurst; and in the Weald 
of Kent; 232. Of Mayfield, 411. Of Wadhurst, 455. Of 
Occupiers of land and others of Seddlescomb ; To be printed, 
506. Of Hop-planters of Heathfield ; To be printed, 535. 


Vide Accounts. 
Horsury Bripee Road. Vide Dewssury. 
Horncast.e Roads. Vide Loutn. 


Horse STea.inc; Petition of Inhabitants of Gloucester for 
the prevention thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 
201. 


Horsuam and Gui_prorp Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 
18. Presented, and real, 61. Committed, 87. Petitions of 
Owners and Occupiers of Estates in Slinfold, Itchingfield and 
Billinghurst ; and, of Inhabitants of Horsham, and Owners 
and Occupiers of houses, lands and estates therein, ee; 
Referred ; 102. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 130. Passed, 
151. Agreed to by the Lords, 190. Royal Assent, 197. 


HotTreNrTots. 


HOUSE: 
Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House of 
Peers appointed to open the Session, 3. 
Attends the King in the House of Peers at the close 
of the Session, 657. 

— Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privileges 
and Elections. Vide Committees. ConsTABLEs. ELeEc- 
TIONS. EvipENce. Footmen. Letrers. MEmBERs. 
Peers. PostTMAsTER GENERAL, PRAYERS. PRIVILEGES. 
SERJEANT. SPEAKER. STRANGERS. Votes. WITNESSES. 





Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 59.) 


Resolutions of, limiting the time for receiving Pri- 
vate Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills,g. To be printed, 
10.—Resolution limiting time for receiving Reports of Bills, 
rescinded ; and Time enlarged ; 285. 

Resolution of, relative to the mode of proceeding 
with respect to the Orders of the Day, and Notices, to. 


Resolution of, That in all the Establishments of the 
Country, Civil and Military, every saving ought to be made, 
which can be effected without violating existing engagements, 
&amp;e. 32. 


Resolution of, Nem. Con. That it is contrary to the 
law and usage of Parliament, that any Member be permitted to 
be engaged, either by himself or any Partner, in the manage- 
ment of Private Bills for pecuniary reward, 107. 


Resolution of, That a Clerk do attend. at the Lords 
on the Second Reading of the East Retford Bill, and produce 
Petitions and other Papers, 327. 


— Resolution of, That a Clerk do attend at the Lords, 
and produce certain Documents laid before the Committee in 
the last Session, upon the conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington, 
505- 

— Resolution of, That a Clerk attend the Lords, and 
produce the original Reports from an Election Committee in 
1827, 522. 


— Resolution of, That Thomas Eyre Lee, the Soli- 
citor to the Birmingham and London Junction Canal Petition, 
deposited in the Private Bill Office a List of Subscribers, 
and did afterwards attest the truth and correctness of the 
same before the Committee to whom the said Petition was 
referred, 451. 


Resolution of, That it appears, by Minutes of Evi- 
dence taken before the Committee to whom several Petitions 
complaining of the said Subscription List were referred, that 
the said Subscription List is a false and fictitious List, 451. 


Resolution of, That the said Thomas Eyre Lee, 
though warned as to the suspicious character of the said List, 
did nevertheless, as Agent for the Bill, attest its truth without 
due inquiry into the circumstances to which his attention had 
been specially directed, 481. 








Resolution of, That every Subscription List required to 
be deposited in the Private Bill Office, do contain the Names, 
Places of Abode, a description of the Subscribers, and the 
Sums subscribed by them respectively; To be a Standing 
Order, Gog. 


Resolution of, That no Bill for making or extending 
any Cut, Canal or Aqueduct for the purpose of Navigation, 
or any Railway or Tramroads, be read a Second time, unless 
one-half the Sum required shall have been subscribed, 
under contract for the payment thereof; To be a Standing 
Order, 610. 


Resolution of, That when any application is intended 
to be made for leave to bring in a Bill for making any Turn- 
pike Road, or for altering the line of any Turnpike Road 
already made, a Map or Plan of such Road, or intended al- 
teration, upon the scale of not less than Three Inches toa 
Mile, be deposited for public Inspection, &amp;c.; To be a Stand- 
ing Order, 655. 

Resolution of, That an humble Address be pre- 
sented to His Majesty, praying that His Majesty will be 
ope pleased to remove Sir Jonah Barrington from the 


flice of Judge of the High Court of Admiralty in Ireland, 
461. 


informed that the Sheriffs of the City of London at- 
tended ; called in, and presented Petitions, 30, 462, 519, 614. 


informed of certain circumstances relative to Mrs. 
Hamerton, 478 ;—to Mrs. Mildmay, 596. 
informed that there were not Forty Members present 
ina Committee, 605. 
adjourns for want of Forty Members, 23, 86, 223, 
353, 376, 453, 486, 532, 576, 585, 605, 649. 
——-— adjourns till Teno’clock, 589;—till T welve o’clock, 460. 
sits till a Quarter of an Hour after Twelve, 181 ;—till 
Half an Hour after Twelve, 28, 86, 92 ;—+ill near One, 108, 
161, 187, 267, 413, 420 ;—till One, 40, 167, 216, 233, 257, 
334, 566 ;—till after One, 70, 197, 241 ;—till Half an Hour 
after One, 97, 118, 175, 339, 376, 477 ;—till a Quarter of an 
Hour before Two, 626 ;—till near Two, 151, 244, 355, 386, 
427, 445, 557 ;—till Two, 136, 569 ;—till after Two, 460, 552; 
—till near Half an Hour after Two, 400 ;—till Half an Hour 
after Two, 223, 250, 349, 491, 546;—+ill near Three, 437, 
538, 601, 611, 621 ;—till Three, 157, 204, 408, 470, 532, 575, 
—till after Three, 518, 526 ;—till Half an Hour after Three, 
498 ;—till near Four, 124, 343 ;—till Four, 585;—till Half 
an Hour after Four, 509. 
meets at Half past Ten, 499;—at Twelve, 460;— 
at Two, 589. 
resolves, at rising, to adjourn to a certain Day, 32, 


143, 174, 204, 232, 256, 285, 354, 384, 425,499. 515, 544 
644, 649. 








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EIGHTY-FIFTH VOLUME. 








HOUSE—continued. 


went to Church, and after Divine Service returned, 
499- 

to be called over ; Members not attending to be sent 
for in custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 99, 141. 


Call of the House deferred, 99. Discharged, 181. 


Interrupted in their Proceedings by Messages from 
the Lords, 370, 405, 424, 458, 644 ;—by the Lords Commis- 
sioners, 561, 578. 

Chaplain to preach at St. Margaret’s Westminster, 
agth May, 497. Thanked, Nem. Con.; To print his Ser- 
mon, 499. 


Sworn by the Lord Steward and his Deputies, in con- 
sequence of the Accession of Will. IV. 589. 


—————_ Gives leave to certain Members to plead at the bar 
of the House of Lords, 641. 


A Stranger in the Gallery being observed to throw 
Papers into the House, the Serjeant at Arms reported, That 
he had taken William Clifford into custody; and William 
Clifford admitted that he had thrown such Papers into the 
House ; Ordered to be committed to the custody of the Ser- 
jeant at Arms; 461. A Member informed the House, that he 
had a Petition of William Clifford, but that it contained in- 
coherent matter not fit to be presented to the House ; and that 
William Clifford appeared to labour under mental delusion, 
and could not have intended any offence to the House by his 
misconduct; William Clifford discharged out of custody 
without paying any Fees; 465. 

informed, That His Majesty had appointed a day to 
be attended with the Address of both Houses, and that the 
Lords had ordered certain Peers to attend His Majesty there- 
with ; and desired this House to appoint a proportionable num- 
ber of Members to go with them,652. Vide(ADDREsSEs, 9.) 


acquainted, That from the absence of their usual 
Messengers, and the urgency of the case, the Lords had been 
induced to send a Message by the Clerk Assistant, and the 
additional Clerk Assistant ; House acquiesced in the reasons 
assigned, — that the same would not be drawn into 
precedent for the future, 652. Vide(AppREssEs,g.) Lorps. 


Gives leave to certain Members to attend Committees 
at the Lords, 147, 533. 


Communicates Reports, &amp;c. to the Lords, 164, 226, 
230, 347, 505, 558, 643, 644, 647. 
appoints Four Members to accompany certain Peers 


with an Address to the King respecting the removal of Sir 
Jonah Barrington, 652. 


—-— — grants leave for Notices to be given of the Applica- 
tion for Private Bills; By Advertisement, 121. By Adver- 
tisement, and on the Door of the Town Hall, 534. To deposit 
Lists of Owners, and other Documents, 144, 231. 


Motions for the House to adjourn, withdrawn, 339, 
397, 5°7- 


Upon a Division there were only the Teliers for the 
Noes present, 389. 























there were not Forty Members pre- 
sent, 453- 
The attention of the House called by Mr. Speaker to 
the Amendments made by the Lords to a Bull, on account of 
their Importance, 576. 

Tables of Fees to be taken in the Committee Clerks’ 
Office, and in the Private Bill Office, laid on the Table 
(8th March) ; Read; 653. Agreed to; To be made Standing 
Orders, 655. 
— Vide AccounTs. 
oF THE HovsE. 
SERJEANT. 











(ADDRESSES, 10to14.) CLERK 
Lorps. MEMBERS. QueEsTIONs, Neg. 
SPEAKER. 


Hovse or Commons Lisprary. Vide Liprary. 


Vide IRELAND. 


Hovst Tax; Petition of Shopkeepers and Retail Dealers of 
Kingston-upon-Hull, for the repeal thereof; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 186. 


and Winpow Duties; Petitions for the repeal thereof ; 
Of Householders and Inhabitants of Christchurch, Bristol; To 
be printed, 83. Of Inhabitants of Whitby, 255. Of Liver- 
pool; To be printed, 455. 

Hove Improvement. Vide Brunswick Square, BRiGHTON. 


Smatut Depts. Vide Bricuton. 
Huppersrie~p Road. Vide Wissey. 


Hucues, John; Petition of John Hughes, a Chelsea Pensioner, 
complaining of the loss of his Pension during his service on 
board a Man of War; To lie onthe Table, 643. 


Hutt and Bever ey Roads; Petition for a Bill for maintain- 
ing the same, and Bill ordered, 76. Presented, and read, 131. 
Committed,177. Petition of Owners, Occupiers and Farmers, 
and others Inhabitants of Cottingham, and Kingston-upon- 
Hull, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 274. 


VOL. 85.—Sess. 1830. 


Houses or INDUSTRY. 








Hurt and Hepon Road; Petition for a Bill for making and 
maintaining a new Turnpike Road from Kingston-upon-Hull 
to Hedon, 82. Referred to a Committee, 83. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 102. Presented, and read, 110. Petitions of Te- 
nants, Lessees and Occupiers of houses, farms and lands of 
Sunk Island; of Proprietors and Occupiers of houses and 
lands in Pattrington; and, in Holderness, in favour, 327. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 327. Petition of ie 
Bailiffs and Burgesses of Hedon, against; To lie on the Table, 
329. Bill committed, 335. Petition of Owners and Occu- 
piers of ship-yards, raff-yards and other messuages and tene- 
ments formerly part of the Military Works at Kingston-upon- 
Hull, against, 340. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 341. Pe- 
tition of Owners and Farmers of land in Preston in Holderness, 
against; To lie on the Table, 351. Petition of Inhabitants of, 
and Owners and Occupiers of land and houses in Kingston- 
upon-Hull, in favour, 357. Petition of Owners and Occupiers 
of lands and tenements in Sutton and Drypool, against; To 
lie on the Table, 378. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 3809. 
Petition of William Iveson, against, 389. To lie on the Table, 
390. Bill passed, 400. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. Royal 
Assent, 501. 

Hume, James; Petition of, complaining of partiality in the 
— of a Jury; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
593. 

Humsert, Francis Joseph; Bill from the Lords for his Natu- 
ralization, 485. Read, 487. Committed, 503. Reported, and 
passed, 547. Royal Assent, 562. 

Huncerrorp Market (Westminster); Petition for.a Bill for 
incorporating certain Persons to be called The Hungerford 
Market Company, and for the establishment of a Market for 
the sale of Fish, Poultry, Meat and other Articles; Referred 
to a Committee, 75. Reported; Bill ordered; 143. Petition 
for further time for presenting the Bill; Time enlarged; 144. 
Bill presented, and read, 176. Committed; Petition of 
Tenants and Occupiers of messuages and dwelling-houses in 
the several Streets comprising the Hungerford Market Estate, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 253. _Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 389. Passed, 413. Agreed to by the Lords, 
441. Royal Assent, 500. 

Hurst GREEN Roads. Vide Rincmer. 


Hutton, late Mary; Bill from the Lords for vesting the Estates 
in the County of Lincoln, devised by the Will of Mary Hutton, 
deceased, in Trustees to sell the same, and to purchase more 
convenient Estates, 466. Read, 470. Committed, 494. Re- 
ported, 532. Passed, 533. Royal Assent, 561. 


11°Geo. 1V.&amp; 1° Will. IV. Pari. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


Jackson, Henry. Vide Hackney Coacn Act. 


Jamaica. Vide (AppREssEs, 60, 61.) 
Ipen DrainaceE. Vide RotHer LEVELS. 


IpERIDGEHAY Roads; Petition for a Bill for improving and 
maintaining the same; and Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and 
read, 101. Committed, 120, Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 177. 
Passed, 413. Agreed to by the Lords, 447. Royal Assent, 501. 


Jesuits. Vide Accounts. (AppREsSEs, 62.) 


Jews; Petitions for removal of civil disabilities affecting 
them ; Of Moses Solomon, of Portsea, 89; of several Natural- 
born Subjects of His Majesty professing the Jewish religion ; 
To be printed, go. Of Liverpool; To be printed, 139. Of 
Inhabitants of Liverpool ; To be printed, 165. Of Inhabitants 
of the northern division of London; and, of the Eastern 
division of London, professing the Jewish religion, 219. To 
be printed, 229. Of Jews residing in Portsmouth ; and, of In- 
habitants of Rochester and Chatham, professing the Jewish 
Religion ; To be printed, 255. Of Inhabitants of the Southern 
District of London; and, of the West of London, professing 
the Jewish religion ; To be printed, 265. Of Inhabitants of 
Ashton-under-Lyne ; To be printed, 359. Of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Diss, 423 ; of Margate; of Birmingham ; 
of Inhabitant Householders of Southwark ; of Inhabitants of 
Norwood; of Clontarf; and, of John Savage and others of the 
London Association of Friends of Radical Reform; 432. Of 
His Majesty’s Jewish Subjects of Canterbury; of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Canterbury ; of Uxbridge; of Sheffield ; 
of Portsmouth ; of Clergymen and others, Members of the 
Established Church; of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Man- 
chester; of Merchants, Bankers and others resident in and 
near the city of London ; of Persons professing the Christian 
Religion resident in and near London ; of the Clergy, Gentry 
and other Inhabitants of Woolwich ; of Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of Leeds ; of Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth; of the 
city of Dublin; of Roman Catholics of Dublin; of the 
county and city of Worcester; of Inhabitants of Warminster ; 
of Falmouth; of Isaac Nicholson, Vicar of Great Paxton, in 
the county of Huntingdon; and, of Robert Owen; To be 

rinted, 432. Of Protestant Dissenters of Bank-street Chapel, 
olton-le-Moors, 450. Of Unitarians of Chowbent; To be 
printed, 450. Of Hull, 504. 


Petition of Richard Carlile for removal of disabilities 
affecting the Jews ; presented, and read ; and, by leave, with- 
drawn; 559- 0 

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Jews; Petition of Trivett Allcock, for repeal of the penal laws 
affecting them, 228. To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
229. 


- Petition of Lewis Levy, for a law to enable Jews to 
hold and dispose of Landed Property ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 347. 


Motion for bringing in a Bill to enable British and Irish 
born Jews to inherit property of every description; and, by 
leave, withdrawn ; 564. 


—— Vide IRELAND. 


——-Reuer; Bill for relief of His Majesty’s subjects professing 
the Jewish religion, ordered, 266. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 266. Second 

eading deferred, 285, 361. Petitions of British-born Jews 
resident in Bristol; of Inhabitants of Bristol; of Bankers, 
Merchants, and other Inhabitants of Liverpool ; and, of Inha- 
bitants of Totness, in favour; To be printed, 366. Petition 
of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Exeter, in favour; To be 
printed, 403. Petitions of British-born Jews of Brighton ; 
of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Brighton; of Worksop ; 
and, of Freeholders, and others, of Norwich, in favour; To 4 
printed, 414. Petition of persons professing the Jewish Reli- 
gion resident in London, in favour; To be printed ; Second 

eading put off for Six months; 435. Petition of Protestant 
Dissenters assembling in Rivington Chapel, Bolton-le-Moors, 
in favour, 499. Petition of Unitarians of Walmsley, in fa- 
vour, 512. 


Irorp Inclosure. Vide KincsTon. 


IcutTHam Road. Vide TonBRripDGE. 


ItLusory ApPoinTMENTS; Bill to alter and amend the Law 
relating thereto, ordered, 27. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 29. Com- 
mitted, gi. Considered, 98. Report deferred, 117, 124. 
Bill reported; To be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 128. Third Reading deferred, 136, 161, 167, 174, 
190, 196, 204, 215. Bill passed, 222. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 644. Royal Assent, 645. 


Ium1NsTER Inclosure. Vide NeErocue Forest. 
Itton Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forest. 
ImpertAt Gas-Licut and Coxe Company. Vide AccounTs. 


- MEAsuRE; Petition of Merchants and others, of 
Chichester, for compelling sellers of corn throughout the 
Kingdom to sell by one and the same bushel; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 506. 





IMPRISONMENT FOR Dest. Vide Dest. 


Inpemnity; Bill to indemnify such persons in the United 
Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices or 
Employments, ordered, 187. Petition of Waller Willett 
Harries, for the insertion of a clause for his relief; To lie on 
the Table, 189. Bill presented, and read; and Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 196. Committed, 204. Con- 
sidered, 216. Reported; To be ingrossed; and Day ap- 
cr for Third Reading; 222. Passed, 229. Agreed to 
y the Lords, 254. Royal Assent, 279. 


INDENTURES. Vide APPRENTICESHIP. 
Invo Britons. Vide East Inp1a. 


Inpustry, Houses or. Vide IRELAND. 
InranTicipe. Vide East Inpia. 


INFANTS’ Prorerty. Vide Property. 


INOCULATION, Vide SMALL Pox. 


INOPERATIVE STATUTES. Vide IRELAND. 


Insotvent Destors. Act 7 Geo. 4,c. 57, to amend and con- 
solidate the Laws for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, read ; 
Bill to continue and amend the said Act, 240. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 249. Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers, Trades- 
men, and Inhabitants of Sheffield, against; To be printed, 
336. Second Reading ceferred, 339. Petition of lronmongers 
of London, against ; To be printed, 348. Bill committed, 349. 
Committee deferred, 362, 386. Petition of Mayor, Aldermen, 
Bankers and others, of the city of Worcester, against; To be 
printed, 406. Committee deferred, 407. Bill considered ; 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 413. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; and Day ay PT Mae for 
Third Reading; 426. Passed, 444. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 597. Considered, and agreed to, 624. Royal 
Assent, 646. 


Petition of Chairman of Magistrates of 





Montgomery, praying to be relieved from the task of discharg- 
ing Insolvent Debtors at Quarter Sessions; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 447. 


—— ——___——— Vide AccounTs, IRELAND. 
InsoLvent Desrors’ Court. Vide AccounTs. 
InsTituTIoNS. Vide CHARITABLE. 








INSTRUCTIONS : 


To a Committee to report Opinion from time 





to time, 10. 


To Committees to hear Counsel and examine 
Witnesses, 217, 258, 364, 387. 

To Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
in Bills to make Provision, 322, 555- 


To a Committee to divide a Bill into Two 











Bills, 375. 

To Committees on Bills to make Provision, 
378, 444, 452, 515- 

To a Committee of the whole House to receive 








a clause, 631. 





Motion for an Instruction to a Committee; 
Question Neg. thereupon; 334. 
Vide Questions Nec. 





INTERMENT. Vide CEMETERY. 

INVENTORY Duty. Vide ScoTLanp. 
INVERNESS-SHIRE Statute Labour. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Jounson, William Augustus. Vide Suerirrs. 
Joint Stock Banxinc Company. Vide IRELAND. 


JOURNALS: 





To be printed, 17. 

Entries therein read, 32, 96. 

Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Wendover Road Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 181. 
Report; to lie on the Table; 198. © 

Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the Honse of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Sunderland Harbour Bill; Three to be the Quorum; 392. 
Report; to lie on the Table; 401. 

Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Beverley Road Bill; Three to be the Quorum; 479. 
Report; to lie upon the Table ; 486. 

















Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Fisddatings upon 
the Crommelin Harbour Bill; Three to be the Quorum; 577. 
Report ; to lie on the Table; 584. 





Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any roceedings upon 
the Almondbury Inclosure Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 592. 
Report, 593. "To lie on the Table, 595. 


Vide Accounts. Suppty. 





IRELAND: 


(ABSENTEES.) Motion for laying before the House 
a Return of the Absentees from Ireland, stating the Amount 
of Property, and by leave withdrawn, 521. 
— (ADMINISTRATION OF ASSETS.) Act 38 Geo. 3, 
c. 87, for the Administration of Assets in cases where the 
Executor is out of the Realm, read; Bill to amend and extend 
the provisions of the said Act to Ireland, ordered ; 249. 
(ADMIRALTY CouURT.) Reports and Deposition 
respecting the conduct of Sir Jonah Ratsherten: Judge of 
the Court of Admiralty in Ireland, read; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, 196. Committee de- 
ferred, 349, 354, 362, 375. Considered, 384. Report of Re- 
solutions, 397. Day appointed for further considering Re- 
sue and Resolutions to be printed; 398. Petition of Sir 
onah Barrington, praying to be heard, and to examine Wit- 
nesses in his Defence, 417. To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 419. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
436, 442. Petition of Sir Jonah Barrington, read; To be 
heard by Counsel on further consideration of Report; 452. 
Report further considered ; Petition of Sir Jonah arrington 
read; Counsel heard; Motion for reading the Resolutions 
a Second Time; A Member acquainted the House, that Sir 
Jonah Barrington was desirous of producing Evidence at the 
Bar in his defence; Amendment proposed, but not made; 
Resolutions read a second time, and agreed to; 460. Reso- 
lution for an Address thereupon; Committee to draw up Ad- 
dress ; Five to be the Quorum; 461. Address reported, with 
a Blank ; and agreed to; to be communicated to the Lords 
at a Conference; Conference to be desired with the Lords; 
473- Petition of Sir Jonah Barrington praying to be per- 
mitted to produce Evidence at the Bar, 473. To be printed, 
474. Lords agree to a Conference, and appoint the same 
immediately ; Managers appointed; Conference held; and 
reported, that they had left the Address with their Lord- 
ships; 474. Address agreed to by the Lords, and Blank 
filled up with “ Lords Spiritual and Temporal and,” 651. 
Vide (AppREssEs, 9.) Lorps. 


— (ADMIRALTY CouRT.) Leave given to Mr. Attorney 
General and Mr. Solicitor General to plead as Counsel at 
the Bar of the House of Lords in the matter of Sir Jonah 
Barrington, 641. 











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IRELAN D—continued. 
(ANNUITANTS.) Vide TONTINE. 


—-— (APOTHECARIES.) Petition for the Establishment 
of an Institution in Dublin, to be called The Royal Irish Col- 
lege of Pharmacy, 212. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 213. 


( APOTHECARIES ACT.) Petitions for repeal of Clauses 
in Act 31 Geo. 3, which interfere with the Medical Profession 
in Ireland; Of Licentiate Apothecaries of the City of Water- 
ford ; To be printed, 232. Of Carlow; To be printed, 234. 
Of the City of Cork; and, of Apothecaries of the Town of 
Clonmell; 260. To be printed, 261. Of Licentiate Apothe- 
caries of Bandon; To be printed, 271. Of Apothecaries of 
Tipperary ; To be printed, 495. Of Robert Cassidy; To be 
printed, 511. Of Licentiate Apothecaries of Ennis; To be 
printed, 607. 


(ARDGLASS HARBOUR.) Bill for the Improvement 
thereof, ordered, 117. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 155. Committed, 
166. Considered, 173. Reported; to be ingrossed; and 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 181. Passed, 187. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 228. Royal Assent, 279. 


(ARMS.) Act 3 Geo. 4, c. 4, relating thereto, read; 
Bill to regulate the Importation of Arms, Gunpowder and 
Ammunition, into Ireland, and the making, selling or keep- 
ing of Arms; Ordered, 223. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 229. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 249. Committed, 257. Committee 
deferred, 333, 437, 459- Bill considered, 468. Reported; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 469. Bill re-committed, and consi- 
dered, 490. -Reported; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; 498. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
508, 517, 525, 531, 537, 545» 551, 568, 579, 583, 592, Goo, 
610. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; and 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 613. assed, 620. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 644. Royal Assent, 646. 


( ASSESSMENTS.) Vide COUNTY ASSESSMENTS. 
—— (ASSETS.) Vide ADMINISTRATION. 


(ASSIMILATION OF DUTIES.) Petitions against; 
Of the Corporation of Weavers, or Guild of the Blessed Virgin 
Mary, Dublin; of the Corporation of Barbers and Surgeons, 
or Guild of St. Mary Magdalen, Dublin ; and, of Inhabitants 
of Borris; 552. To be printed, 553. Of Richard Butler, 
Churchwarden and Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of 
Castlecomer, 577. Of Parishioners of Kilmacthomas and 
Stradbally ; To be printed, 596. Of Sovereign, Recorder, 
Burgesses, and others of Clonakilty ; and of Inhabitants of 
Moyeullen ; 606. 


(ATHLONE BorouGH.) Petition of Merchants, Tra- 
ders and Inhabitants of Athlone, complaining of Abuses in 
the Elective Representation for that Borough ; ‘To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 212. 





Petition of John Christopher 
Dillon, praying the House to extend to all Roman Catholics 
resident in Boroughs and Corporate Towns in Ireland, the 
benefit of the Acts for the Encouragement of the Settlement 
of Persons professing the Protestant Religion; and that 
a Return be made of the Number of Freemen, resident and 
non-resident, of the Borough of Athlone ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 270. 

















Petition of Inhabitants of 
Athlone, praying that Residents for Seven Years in Corpora- 
tions may have their Freedom; To lie on the Table, 505. 


(BAAL’s BRIDGE, LimMERIcK.) Petition for a Bill 
for rebuilding the said Bridge, 43. Referred to a Committee, 
44. Reported; Report referred to Committee on Standing 
Orders ; 132. VideStanpinc Orpers. Report, That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed, 157. Report read; Bill or- 
dered ; 157. Presented and read, 171. Committed, 351. 
Report; Report to lie on the Table, 392. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 454. Passed, 492. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 533. Royal Assent, 561. 


( BANKERS.) Acts relating to the Bank of Ireland and 
Bankers, read; Bill to explain the said Acts, ordered; 507. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
509. Committed, 517. Considered, and reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 525. Further consideration of Report de- 
_ ferred, 537, 545- Report further considered; Motion for 
agreeing to the Amendments made by the Committee ; De- 
bate thereupon adjourned; 551. Debate resumed; Amend- 
_ments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 556. Passed, 565. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 597. Royal Assent, 646. 


(BANKING CoMPANY.) Vide JoInT STocK. 
(BARRINGTON, Joseph.) Vide Limerick Hos- 


PITAL. 


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(BARRINGTON, Sir Jonah.) Vide ADMIRALTY 
Court. 


——- (BEAR OR BiGG.) Acts relating to the Duties there- 
on, read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House; 469. Considered, 477. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to, 485. Bill ordered, 486. Vide infra. 





Bill for reducing the Duty on 
Malt made from Bear or Bigg only in Ireland to the same 
Duty as is now payable thereon in Scotland, ordered, 486. 
Presented, and read; and Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 490. Second Reading deferred, 498. Bill committed, 
508. Considered, 517. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 525. Bill passed, 531. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 562. Royal Assent, 578. 


(BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION.) Vide 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. 


(Biee.) Vide BEAR. 


(BIRTHS REGISTRATION.) Petition of Archibald 
Hamilton Rowan and General George Cockburn, both mem- 
bers of the Presbyterian Church of lreland in favour thereof ; 
To lie on the Table, 220. 


(BLAKE, Valentine.) Vide ELECTION Law. 


(Boes.) Bill for Draining and Allotting the Bogs of 
Ireland, ordered, 135. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 136 Committed, 249. 
Committee deferred, 266. Bill committed; reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 278. Report further considered, 374. Bill 
to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 375. 
Passed, 397, 


(Bove, John.) Vide FREEHOLDERS. 
—— (Brapy, John.) Vide ToLLs 4ND CUSTOMS. 


(CARLow BorouGu.) Petition of Persons claiming 
their right to Freedom, as Sons of Freemen, and others of 
Carlow, complaining of the Misappropriation of the Dues and. 
Customs for the Improvement of the said Borough, and of 
the Conduct of the Sovereign and Burgesses respecting ad- 
missions to Freedom therein, and praying for relief, 513. 
Referred to the Committee on Tolls and Customs, 514. 


(CARRICKMACROSS RoAbDs.) Vide DUNDALK. 
—— (CASTLE BLAYNEY RoapDs.) Vide DUNDALK. 
——— (CATTLE MARKET.) Vide PIG MARKET. 
——— (CEss.) Vide Pusuic CEss. 


(CHARITABLE DoNATIONS.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS. Vide TURNPIKE TOLLS. 
































(CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) Petitions for further 
Aid ; The King’s recommendation signified; 165. Petitions 
to lie on the Table, 166. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 543. Vide Suppty. Petition of Society for promoting 
Education; To be printed; 534. 


—— (CHARLEVILLE.) Vide SENESCHAL’S COURT. 
—— (CHARLEVILLE RoaD.) Vide LIMERICK. 
——— (CHILDREN.) Vide DESERTED. 


(CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT.) Petition of Lay Mem- 
bers of the United Church of England and Ireland, Inhabitants 
of Cork, complaining of the present Distribution of Church 
Property, and for an Inquiry into the State thereof; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 338. 


——— (CHURCH OF IRELAND.) Motion for presenting an 
Address to His Majesty, praying Him to appoint a Commis- 
sion selected from the Privy Council of Ireland to examine 
into the State of the Established Church in Ireland; Previous 
Question moved; Previous Question and Motion severally, 
by leave, withdrawn; 135. (Vide AppREssEs, 5. 63.) 





(CuurcH Rares.) Petitions for exempting Ro- 
man Cutholics from Payment of Tithes and Church Rates in 
certain cases, or serving the Office of Churchwarden; Of 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of St. Peter, Dublin; To be 

rinted, 68. Of St. Luke, Dublin; To be printed, 85. Of 
Tnhabitants of St. Andrew, Dublin, 114. 


(CHURCHWARDENS.) Petitions praying for Ex- 
emption from serving the Office of Churchwarden; Of Unita- 
rian Presbyterians of the City of Cork; To be printed, 159. 
Of Presbyterians of Fethard, 573. 


(Coat Duties.) Acts relating thereto read; Mo- 
tion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider the said Acts with a view to repeal the Duties now 
payable on the Importation of Coals into Ireland ; Question 
Neg. thereupon, 420. 


(CoAL METERS DUBLIN.) Petition of Stephen 
Fox Dickson, complaining of the defective State of the Law 
which regulates the Office of Coal Meter in Dublin; To lie 
on the Table, 212. 


(COALS.) 
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IRELAN D—continued. 


——_——(CoALs.) Petitions for repeal of the Duty on Coals 
imported into Ireland ; Of Merchants, Traders and Manufac- 
turers of Galway ; To be printed, 158. Of Merchants, Ma- 
nufacturers and others of St. Paul, Dublin; To be . printed, 
243. Of Chamber of Commerce of Dublin; of Merchants, 
Manufacturers and others of St. Audeon; and of St. Catha- 
rine, in the City of Dublin; To be printed, 268, Of Inha- 
bitants. of Larne; To be printed, 277, Of Manufacturers, 
Householders and others of Balbriggan; To be printed, 373. 
Of Merchants, Manufacturers and others of St. Michael 
and St. John, Dublin, 403. Of St. Thomas, Dublin, 411. Of 
St. Mary, Dublin, 420. Of Coleraine; To be printed, 474. 
Of Merchants, Traders and others of the Chamber of Com- 
merce of Londonderry ; and, of Distillers residing in Belfast ; 
To be printed, der. OF Merchants, Manufacturers and others 
of St. Mark, Dublin; Referred to the Committee on Tolls and 
Customs, 554- 


(COALS AND Stamp Duties.) Petitions for 
repeal of Duties on Coals imported into Ireland, and against 
the Assimilation of the Stamp Duties of Ireland with those 
of England ; Of the Chamber of Commerce of Limerick ; To 
be printed, 276. Of Manufacturers and Traders of Mount- 
ak in the Queen’s County; To be printed, 403. 


- (Copp, William.) Vide SHERIFFS. 
(CONSTABLES.) Vide CONSTABULARY. 


Caen dpe 7 Y.) Acts relating to the Appoint- 
ment 'of Magistrates and Constables, read ; Bill to amend the 
said ‘Acts, ordered ; 244. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 257. Second Reading 
deferred, '374;''397, 436. Petition of Magistrates of the 
Queen’s County against; To be printed, 455. Second reading 
deferred, 459, 469. Petition of Magistrates of Meath against ; 
To be printed, 472. Second reading deferred, 477, 491, 498, 


564; 579, 583. 











Motion for presenting an Address 
for Account of the Number of Persons put to Death by the 
Constables appointed by virtue of Statute 3 Geo. 4. c. 104. 
distinguishing the Number put to Death in each year; and, 
by leave, withdrawn, 373. 


(Cork City.) Vide ELECTIONS. 


(CorK INSTITUTIONS.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS. Svuppty. 


(CorRK TRIALS.) Motions for Copies of Deposi- 
tions or Informations sworn by Patrick Daly relative to the 
Conspiracies to murder, of which the Prisoners given in 
charge stood accused; and, of Copies of the Notes of the 
Judges ; Questions Neg. thereupon, 413. 


(CoRN RETURNS.) Petition of Sir James Riddall, 
praying that the Clerk of the Market, Dublin, may send 
and receive all Market Notes of Corn Returns Free of Postage; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 67. 

(CoRONER’sS INQUEST.) Motion for laying before 
the House Copy of the Inquest on the Body of Daniel 
Nealan, killed at Miltown Malbay 29th June 1829; and, by 
leave, withdrawn, 405. 

— (CORPORATE RiGuTs.) — Petition of Inhabitant 
Householders of Cork praying for Extension of Rights con- 
ferred by Charters to Inhabitant Householders generally, sub- 
ject to certain Qualifications ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 475. 

(CORPORATION PROPERTY.) Petition of Thomas 
Flanagan for repeal of Act 21 Geo. 2.; and for an Inquiry 
into the state of Corporation and in Ireland; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed, 246. 


Vide TURNPIKE TOLLS. 





(CORPORATIONS.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan 
for repeal of Act 21 Geo. 2, and for extending to Ireland 
Act 32 Geo. 3, relative to Corporate Franchise and Property ; 
To lie on the Table; Motion br printing the said Petition, 
and Question Neg. thereupon; 647. 





Vile ECCLESIASTICAL. 


(COUNTY ASSESSMENTS.) Petition of Inhabitants 
of St. Mary Newton Barry, for exempting Cultivators of Waste 
Lands from the payment thereof; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 440. 

(CounTY INFIRMARIES.) Petitions complaining 
of the Laws for regulating the Admission of Physicians to 
County Infirmaries in Ireland ; Of William John Geary, M.D. 
of the city of Limerick ; To be printed, 332. Of Surgeons of 
the city of Waterford; To be printed, 367. Of Clonmel ; 
To be printed, 404. Of Tipperary; To be printed, 534. 


(County Rares.) Bill to regulate the Applot- 
ment of County’ Rates and Cesses in Ireland, ordered, 452. 
Presented, and read; Day a - for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 455. Secon eading deferred, 477, 491, 498, 
608. &gt;) Bill, committed ; considered, and reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to. be printed ; 524. Further! Consideration ,of Report de- 
ferred, 544,551, 559) 565. Bill re-commaitted ; considered ; 








567. Reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 568. Further 
Consideration of Report deferred, 579, 583, 591- . Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingropeett ; and Day appointed 


for Third Reading; 599. Third Reading deferred, 610, . Bill 
passed, 612. By the Lords, with Amendments, 644... Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 644. Royal Assent, 657. 


— (CouRT OF CONSCIENCE.) Vide DUBLIN, 


(CouRTOWN HARBOUR AND RAILWAY.). Peti- 
tion fora Bill to amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 77. 
Reported ; Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders; 
132. Vide Sranp1nc OrpeErs. Report, That in go far as 
regards the Railway, the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 144. Report read; Bill ordered; 145. Pre- 
sented, and read, 158. Committed, 350. Reported, 391. 
To be ingrossed, 392. Passed, 454. Agreed toby the 
Lords, §33- Royal Assent, 561. 


— (CREMORNE, Richard, Lord.) | Bill, from the Lords 
to enable his Guardian to carry into effect a Contract entered 
into for the Purchase of Rockcorry Castle, 473... Read, 477. 
Committed, 557. Reported; and passed; 592. Royal As- 
sent, 646. 

— (CROMMELIN HARBOUR.) Petition for a Bill for 
establishing and maintaining the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 58. Reported ; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and 
read, 125. Committed, 241. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
379. Passed, 393. 














Report on Petition for Bill 
read; Bill ordered, 585. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second reading ; 5%9. Committed; Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day; 
596. Reported; to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 601. Bill passed, 605. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 630. Royal Assent, 646. 


— Vide JouRNALS. 
——— (CULTIVATION OF ToBaAcco.) Vide ToBacco, 


— (DEBT.) Petition of Prisoners confined in the Four 
Courts Marshalsea Prison, Dublin, complaining of imprison- 
ment for Debt, and praying for relief; To lie on the Table, 


597- 











— (DEBTORS.) Vide INSOLVENT. 


(DESERTED CHILDREN.) Bill to make Provision 
in certain cases for Deserted and Illegitimate Children in 
Ireland, ordered,118. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 143. Second Reading 
deferred, 200. Bill committed, 333. Considered, and re- 
aes Day appointed for further considering Report; and 

ill, as amended, to be printed ; 397. Petition of Individuals 
residing in Mullingar, against ; To be printed, 406. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 436, 459, 469, 490, 508, 
516, 525, 531, 537, 545. Petition of Inhabitants of St. 
Paul, Dublin, against ; To be printed, 553. Petition of In- 
habitants of St. Michan, Dublin, against ; To be printed, 562. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 564, 575, 582, 592- 


(Dickson, Stephen For.) Vide CoaL METERS. 
(DILLon, Gerald.) Vide GRAND JURIES. 
( DILLON, John Christopher.) Vide ATHLONE. 


(DIocESAN SCHOOLS.) Act 53, Geo. 3, c. 107, 
for appointing Commissioners for the regulation of the séveral 
endowed Schools in Ireland, read; Bill to amend the said 
Act, ordered, 517. Presented; and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 565. Committed, 575. 
Committee deferred, 583, 592. Bill considered and reported; 
to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 600. 
Third Reading deferred, 610, 613, 621. Bill passed, 626. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 647. Royal Assent, 646. 


(DISCOUNTENANCING Vice.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS. Svurpty. 


(DISFRANCHISEMENT ACT.) © Petition cf Blake 
Foster, complaining of the effect thereof; To. lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 450. 


(DIsTRESS.) Petitions complaining thereof; Of 
Operatives in the Cotton Trade of Dublin; Referred to the 
Committee on the State of the Poor in Ireland, 194. ‘Of Ope- 
ratives of the City of Dublin; Referred, 261. Ofunemployed 
Weavers of Limerick, 270; Referred, 271. Of Inhabitants of 
Bandon ; Referred, 349. Of the Society for: the Improve- 
ment of Ireland, and Noblemen, Gentlemen and others resi- 
dent in Ireland ; To be printed, 434. Of inhabitants of New 
oss, 602. 


(DISTRESS AND TITHES.) Petition of Landholders 

of the Parishes of Kilmore, Kanturk and other places; com- 
plaining of Distress, and praying for the total final Aboli- 
tion of Tithes ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 607. 
(DRAINAGE.) Vide Bogs. 
(DROGHEDA CORPORATION.) Petition of Free- 
holders and, Inhabitants respecting the Applicaton of the 
Estates of the Gorporation, 114, To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 115. 











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IRELAN D—continued. 


(DUBLIN CORPORATION.) Petition of Growers, 
Shippers and others, concerned in consigning Potatoes from 
certain Ports to the City of Dublin, complaining of the 
Charge made by the Clerks of the Market for weighing 
Potatoes ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 554. 


(DuBLIN CouRT OF CONSCIENCE.) Petition 
of Thomas Flanagan, for the Abolition thereof; To lie on the 
Table, 607. 

(DUBLIN IMPROVEMENT.) Petition for a Bill to 

enable the Commissioners of Wide Streets to widen and im- 
prove certain Ways, Streets and Passages in that city, and to 
amend and extend Provisions of Act; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 42, Reported; Bill ordered; 100. Presented, and 
read, 119. Committed, 227. Petition of Linen, Woollen, 
and Cotton Manufacturers and others, extensive consumers 
of Coals in Dublin, against; To lie on the Table, 259. Time 
enlarged for Committee to Report, 390. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed, 430. Passed, 503. Agreed to by the Lords, 533. 
Royal Assent, 561. 
(DUBLIN SESSIONS.) Bill to facilitate the Admi- 
nistration of Justice in the Court of Quarter Sessions in 
the City of Dublin, ordered, 339. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 343. 
Second Reading deferred, 354, 362, 476. Second Reading 
put off for Six Months, 491. 


(DUBLIN SOCIETY), 
TUTIONS. SvupP ty. 


— (DUNDALK RoaDsS.) Petition for a Bill for repair- 
ing and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 52. 
Reported ; Billordered; 100. Petition of Landholders and 
others, inhabitants of the County of Louth, against; To lie 
on the Table, 101. Bill presented, and read, 125. Com- 
mitted, 351. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 390. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 408. Petition of Gentlemen, 
Merchants and others, of Castle Blayney and Carrickmacross 
in favour, 409. Bill passed, 4g1. Agreed to by the Lords, 
473- Royal Assent, 501. 


(ECCLESIASTICAL LEASES.) Bill to amend the 
Laws respecting the Leasing Powers of Bishops and Eccle- 
siastical Corporations in Ireland, ordered, 48. Presented and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
68. Second reading deferred, 107. Bill committed, 128. 
Committee deferred, 150, 173, 196, 215, 233, 266. Bill con- 
sidered ; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 278. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 354, 362, 375, 397, 436, 448, 
459, 469, 497, 516, 524, 531,537,551. Report further con- 
sidered ; Bill to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third 








Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 





Reading; 558. Third reading deferred, 575, 579, 583, 593- 





— (EDUCATION.) Petition of Roman Catholic Bishops 
for the adoption of Measures in aid of the Education of the 
Poor in Ireland ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 104. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Borris, 
against any further Grant to the Kildare Place Society ; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 213. 


VideCHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. 


(ELEcTION Law.) Petition of Valentine Blake, 
Esq. for an investigation into the state and abuses of the Law 
of Biection of Members of Parliament for Places in Ireland ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 270. 


— (ELECTIVE FRANCHISE). Petition of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Parishes in Dublin, praying that every 
Irishman may be permitted to vote for his Representative in Par- 
liament by Ballot ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 213. 


— (EMBANKMENTS.) Bill for making and poenerring 
Embankments on the sides of Rivers in Ireland, ordered, 339. 
Presented and read; Day appointed for Second Besding. and 
to be printed; 376. Committed, 397. Committee deferred, 
420, 455» 490, 498, 508, 524, 531, 545» 567- 
(Excise Laws.) Vide Monks, Richard. 
(Excise OFFICE.) Vide KELLY, James. 


(FEMALE ORPHAN House.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPPLy. 


(Fercos River NAVIGATION.) Petition of 

Clergymen, Magistrates and others, of Ennis, for the Im- 
provement of that Navigation ; To lie on the Table ; and to be 
printed; 47. 
(FERMANAGH ASSIZES.) Motion for laying before 
the House Copy of Memorial of Mr. J. Maguire to the Lord 
Lieutenant of ireland, on the subject of certain Prosecutions 
for Murder to be tried at those Assizes; and, by leave, with- 
drawn, 155. 


(Fever HospiTAL.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS. Supprty. 


(Fever Hospiravs.)' Acts 58 Geo. 3, c. 47, 
and ‘3 Geo. '4,'c.21, for the establishment thereof in Ireland, 
read; Bill to extend the powers of Grand Juries in execution 
of the Act 58 Geo. 3, ordered; 222, Presented, and read; 


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Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be priuted ;' 236. 
Committed, 244. Committee deferred, 246,250: Bill con- 
sidered, 257. Reported; to be imgrossed,; and Day, appointed 
for Third Reading; 266. Passed, 273. Agreed to by, the 
Lords, 370.' Royal Assent, 499. 


—(First Fruits.) Motion relative to the’ state of 
the Revenue of First Fruits of Ireland; and the Administration 
thereof, 442. Previous Question Neg. thereupon, 443. 


——-—- (FISHERIES.) Vide Fisnenises, United Kingdom. 
(FISHERMEN.) Vide FisHery Laws. 


(FisHery Bounties.) Petitions for the continu- 
ance thereof; Of Landed Proprietors, Merchants, Traders, 
Boat Owners, Fishermen and Fish Curers of the town of Dun- 
garvon, in the county of Waterford; and, of several Fisher- 
men, Boat Owners, Fish Curers, and other Inhabitants of the 
town of Youghal, in the county of Cork, interested in the 
Long-line Fishery ; To be printed, 89. Of those engaged in the 
Fisheries of Ireland, residing in Belfast; To be printed,185. 


— (FisHery Laws.) Petition of Fishermen. of the 
Southern Coast of Ireland against the re-enactment thereof ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 230. 


— (FITZGERALD, James.) Vide GLass DUTIES. 


— (FLANAGAN, Thomas.) Vide CORPORATION 
PROPERTY. CORPORATIONS. DuBsLin CouRT OF 
CONSCIENCE. JEWS. PAWNBROKERS. TOLLS AND 
Customs. TURNPIKE Laws. TURNPIKE TOLLS. 


— (FLour.) Petition of Inhabitants of | Belfast..for 
admitting Foreign Grain into the country, to he entered, on 
Bond for the purpose of being ground into Flour, for..Expor- 
tation ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ;.449.,, 


(FosTeER, Blake.) Vide DISFRANCAISEMENT 
TOLLS. 


(FouNDLING HospPiItTAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS. Supp ry. 


(FoxrorD UNION.) Petitions complaining of the 
conduct of the Reverend John O’Rorke, Vicar of that Union; 
Of Protestant Parishioners of the Union of Foxford ; of Tnha- 
bitants of Killaser; and, of Toomore, Killaser, Bohola, Kille- 
den and Templemore, composing the Union of Foxford; To 
be printed, 134. 

















ACT. 











Petition of John O’Rorke, 
clerk, praying to be heard in defence of his conduct; To lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed ; 393. 


(FRANCHISE.) Vide ELECTIVE. GALWAY. 


(FREEHOLDERS’ VOTES.) Petition of John Boyle, 
of Cork, complaining of frivolous and vexatious impediments 
to Freeholders on giving their Votes at Elections. To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 212. 


(GALWAY.) Petitions praying for removal of Civil 
Disabilities existing in that town on account of religious 
opinions ; Of Landowners, Merchants and others, of Galway, 
134. To be printed,135. Of Protestant and Roman Catholic 
Tradesmen, SeseBants and Traders of Galway, 194: To be 
printed, 195. 


(GALWAY CORPORATION.) Petitions praying 
that Roman Catholics may be admitted to the Freedom of 
that Corporation ; Of Roman Catholic Clergy of the Warden- 
ship of Galway; and, of Landed Proprietors of Galway; To 
be printed, 158. Of James O’Hara, Foreman of the Grand 
Jury of Galway; To be printed, 285. Of Members of the 
Irish Bar connected with Galway ; To be printed, 404. 


(GALWAY Dock AND CANAL.) Petition for a 
Bill for making and maintaining a Navigable Cut or Canal 
from Lough Corrib to the Bay of Galway, and for the im- 
orem of the Harbour, 75. Referred to a Committee, 76. 
eported ; Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders, 
130. VideStanpinc OrpgErs. Report, That the Parties be 
permitted to proceed, and to deposit Estimate and Under- 
taking in the Private Bill Office, 144. Report read; Bill 
ordered; 144. Presented, and read, 145 Committed, 245. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 391. Report read ; 
Bill re-committed ; leave to Committee to sit and proceed, 
and to report on a certain day; 43y. Bill reported ; to be in- 
ren 446. Passed, 462. Agreed to by the Lords, 533. 
oyal Assent, 561. 
(GALWAY FRANCHISE.) Act of the Parliament of 
Ireland, 4 Geo. 1, c. 15, for better regulating the Town of 
Galway, and for strengthening the Protestant Interest therein, 
read ; Bill to repeal so much thereof as limits the Franchise 
created by the said Act to Protestants only, ordered; 160. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 181. Committed, 190, Committee de- 
ferred, 196, 204, 215, 230, 233, 240. Petition of James 
Hardiman Burke, Mayor of Galway, against; To lie on the 
Table, 243. Committee deferred, 244. Petition of James 
Hardiman Burke, read ; Counsel ordered ; 249. Committee 
deferred, 249,257. Petitions of Protestant and Roman Ca- 
tholic Landowners, Merchants, Traders and others,of Galway ; 
of Protestant and Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Rahoon ; 
and, of St. Nicholas, in'Galway, in favour; To ‘be: printed, 
332. Bill considered ; — ordered on Report of na 
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IRELAN D—continued. 
(GALWAY FRANCHISE )—continued. 


Bill ; 333. Report deferred; Counsel ordered ; 343. Petitions 
of John Kirwan, Foreman of the Sessions Grand Jury of Gal- 
way ; and, of resident Merchants, Traders and others, of Gal- 
way, in favour ; 347. To be printed, 348. Report deferred ; 
Counsel ordered ; 349, 386, 399, 407, 420, 426, 437. Bill 
reported; Petition of James Hardiman Burke, read ; Coun- 
oat bard ; Motion for the House to agree with the Commit- 
tee in the Amendments; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 448. 
Debate resumed ; Question again proposed ; Debate arising 
thereupon, Motion for further adjourning the Debate, dropped 
for want of Forty Members; 453. Debate on Motion defer- 
red, 455- Debate resumed ; Amendments agreed to; Bill to 
be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 468. 
Bill passed, 476. 

(GALWAY TOWN REGULATION.) Vide GALWAY 

FRANCHISE. 
——— (GEARY, William John.) 
FIRMARIES. 
— (GLASS DuTIEsS.) Petition of James Fitzgerald 
for the repeal thereof ; To lie on the Table, 541. 
(GRAIN.) Vide FLOUR. 


(GRAND CANAL.) Petitions against any further Grant 
of Public Money for the extension thereof; Of Traders and 
others, of Ballymahon; of Mullingar; of Ballina Cargy ; 
and, of Nobility, Gentry and others, of Westmeath, 271. To 
be printed, 272. 





ed 


Vide County JIn- 








Petitions against interference in the 
completion of Branch of that Canal to Kilbeggan ; Of Provost, 
Burgesses and others, of Kilbeggan; of Provost, Burgesses, 
Freemen, Clergy and others of Kilbeggan; and, of Gentle- 
men, Clergy and others, of Stremestown and Horseleap; To 
be printed, 390. Of Magistrates, Clergy, Gentlemen and 
others, of Moate ; and, of Clara; To be printed, 406. 


Petitions complaining of the Grant 
to the Grand Canal Company for extending the Navigation to 
Kilbeggan; Of Merchants and others, of Tullamore; of 
Directors of the New Royal Canal Company; and, of the 
High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the King’s County; To be 
printed, 403. 





— Vide KILBEGGAN. 





(GRANDJURIES.) Petitionof Thomas Ryan, com- 
plaining of the Grand Jury System in Ireland; and praying, 
that some change may be made therein ; Tolie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 423 


Petition of Gerald Dillon, com- 
plaining of the partial conduct of the Grand Jury of the 
county of Westmeath, against him; To lie on the Table, 572. 


—— (GRAND Jury LAws.) Petitions for the revision 
thereof; Of Landholders and others of Fermanagh; To be 
printed, 527. Of Kilconly ; To be printed, 597. Of Gentry 
and Inhabitants of the County of Clare ; To be printed, 607. 


———  (GRAZIERS’ STEAM MARINE COMPANY.) Peti- 
tion for leave to present a Petition fora Bill for regulating 
and incorporating the said Company ; Referred to a Commit- 
tee, 159. MReporeed ; leave given; Petition presented accord- 
ingly; referred to a Committee; 258. Reported; Bill or- 
dered ; and leave given to present the Bill; 268. Presented, 
and read,275. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 393. 
Petitions of Proprietors of Land, Exporters of Cattle and Pro- 
duce, and others, of Galway ; of Sligo; of Roscommon; and, 
of Messieurs Bryan, Price &amp; Belfour, and others, in favour, 
329. Day appointed for Second Reading, 431. Petition of 
the Liverpool and Newry Steam Navigation Company, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 454. Bill committed, 454. Time en- 
larged for Committee to report, 462. Petition of Owners and 
Proprietors of Steam Vessels sailing from Bristol to Ireland, 
against ; Referred, 487. Petitions of Proprietors of Steam 
Vessels sailing from Liverpool to Ireland ; and, of Charles Wye 
Williams ow omc Jameson, Esquires, against ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 492. Petition of Henry Smith, against; To 
lie on the Table, 510. Petition of Merchants, Shippers and 
others, of Liverpool, against ; To lie on the Table, 518. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 520. Petition of Pro- 

rietors of Steam Vessels plying between Drogheda and 

iverpool, against; To lie on the Table, 526. Petition of 
Merchants, Traders and other Inhabitants of Dublin, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 532. Petition of Merchants and others of 
the city of Cork, exporters of goods to Great Britain, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 540. Petition of Owners and Proprietors 
of Steam Vessels sailing from Waterford to Bristol, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 573. 


(Gwyn, late John.) Bill from the Lords for 
establishing and carrying into execution the Trusts created 
by his Will, and for incorporating the Trustees therein named, 
562: Read, 565. Second Reading deferred, 612. Bill com- 








mitted, 614. Leave given to Committee to sit and proceed ; 
and report on a certain day; 615. Bill reported; and Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 622. Bill passed, 627. Royal 
Assent, 646. 





( HEREEN, Patrick.) Vide SENESCHAL’S CouRT. 


(HIBERNIAN MARINE Society.) Vide CHa- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS. SwuPppP ty. 


—-—— (HIBERNIAN SOCIETY FOR SOLDIERS’ CHIL- 
DREN.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. SwurpPty. 


(Horner, Francis.) Vide LONDONDERRY Cor- 
PORATION. 


———— (House oF InpustrRy.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS. Suppty. 


(Houses OF INDUSTRY.) Bill to amend Act 11 
and 12 Geo. 3, of the Parliament of Ireland, as respects 
Houses of Industry in Ireland, ordered, 56. 


(JEWs.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan for repeal of 
so much of Irish Naturalization Act 23 and 24 Geo. 3, as 
excludes the Jews settling in Ireland, and for extending Po- 
litical Privileges to them; To lie on the Table, 219. To be 
printed, 229. 
(INCURABLES.) 

Suppty. 


Vide CHARITABLE INSTITU- 








TIONS. 
(INFIRMARIES.) Vide CouNTY INFIRMARIES. 


(INOPERATIVE STATUTES.) Bill to repeal several 
Statutes enacted in Ireland against Protestant Dissenters and 
Roman Catholics, rendered inoperative by subsequent Sta- 
tutes, ordered, 197. 


— (INQUESTS.) Vide CORONERS. 


(INSOLVENT DEBTORS.) Acts for the relief thereof 
in Ireland, read; Bill to continue the said Acts, ordered; 517. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
526. Second Reading deferred, 531, 537. Second Reading 
deferred ; and Bill to be printed; §45. Bill committed, 551. 
Committee deferred, 565, 575,582, 592- Bill considered, 599. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 610. Passed, 613. Agreed to by the Lords, 634. 
Royal Assent, 646. 

















(AcTS.) Petitions for the 
Amendment thereof; Of Debtors confined in the Marshalsea 
of the Four Courts of Dublin; To be printed, 542. 


(INSTITUTIONS.) Vide CHARITABLE. 


(JownT Stock BANKING COMPANY.) Petition of 
the Hibernian Joint Stock Banking Company against the 
Stamp Duty on Transfers of the Stock or Shares of the said 
Company; To lie on the Table, 405. 


(JONES, James.) Vide PAPER DUTIES. 


(JURIES.) Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws 
relating to Jurors and Juries in Ireland, ordered, 118. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 143. Second Reading deferred, 397, 436. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Drogheda, against ; To lie on the 
Table, 597. 


— (JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.) Bill to facilitate sum- 
mary proceedings before Magistrates in Ireland, ordered, 498. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 498. Second Reading deferred, 524, 531, 
541. Bill committed, 551. Committee deferred, 568. 


— (KELLY, James.) Petition complaining of his dis- 
missal from the Excise Office in Ireland, and praying for 
redress ; To lie on the Table, 442. 


— (KILBEGGAN BRANCH.) Motion for appointing 
a Select Committee to inquire into a Grant of £.18,000 for 
extending the Grand Canal by an Off-Branch from Bally- 
common to Kilbeggan; Question Neg. thereupon, 407. 


— Vide GRAND CANAL. 
——— (KILDARE PLACE Society.) Vide EDUCATION. 


(KILLEEDY.) Petition of James Stanley, Parish 
Clerk of Killeedy, complaining of being deprived of his only 
support by the Church at Killeedy being burnt down by Insur- 
gents, and praying for relief; To lie on the Table, 367. 


(KILMAINHAM HosPITAu.) Petition of William 
Warren, complaining of his Pension having been withheld 
from him; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 536. 


(KinGstown HarBour.) Vide 


SuppPty. 
— (Law.) Vide ELECTION. 


(LEAD.) Petition of the Royal Irish Mining Com- 
pany for a Bounty on the Exportation thereof; To lie on the 
Table, 211. 


— (LEASES OF LAND.) Bill for confirming certain 
Leases of Lands for carrying on the Linen Manufacture of 
Ireland; ordered, 196. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 214. Committed, 
229. Considered, 233. Reported, and re-committed, 240. 
Committee deferred, 339, 349, 354. Bill considered, 363. 
Reported; to ‘be ingrossed; and mr f appointed for Third 
Reading ; 375. Passed, 386. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. 
Royal Resent, 499. 



































ACCOUNTS. 








(LEATHER, &amp;c.) 


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IRELAN D—continued. 


' —— (LEATHER, &amp;c.) Petitions for the repeal of the Duty 
thereon, and foreign bark ; Of Tanners of the county and city 
of Dublin; To be printed, 47. Of the county of Monaghan ; 
To be printed, 88. Of Drogheda,115. Of the city of Wa- 
terford ; and, of Belfast ; To be printed, 159. Of Kilkenny, 
164. Of Kilkenny; and, of Wexford; 185. 


(LEES, Reverend Sir Harcourt.) Vide STATE OF 
IRELAND. 


(LimeRIcK HoSPITAtL.) Petition for a Bill for 
the management and direction thereof; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 44. Reported; Bill ordered; 78. Presented, and read, 
96. Committed, 200. Reported; to be ingrossed; 358. 
Passed, 376. Agreed to by the Lords, 412. Royal Assent, 
500. 








— (LIMERICK AND CHARLEVILLE RoAD.) Peti- 
tion for a Bill for improving and repairing the same, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Presented, and read, 96. Petition of Thomas 

Flanagan, agent to certain Landholders along the Road from 

. Newcastle to Limerick, against; To lie on tne Table, 188. 
Bill committed, 188. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 274. Passed, 
376. Agreed to by the Lords, 466. Royal Assent, 501. 


— (LINEN MANUFACTURE.) 
LANDS. 


(LINEN TRADE.) Petition of Gentlemen Traders and 
Linen Manufacturers of Tuam, for an Export Bounty on such 
Linens as have heretofore been subject thereto; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 374. 


(LINNANE, Lawrence.) Vide PoLuice. 


(LONDONDERRY CORPORATION.) Petitions com- 
plaining of the conduct of the Corporation in the misuse and 
misappropriation of the Corporate Funds of that city; Of 
John Sheehan; 219. Of John Sheehan; and, of Francis 
Horner ; 457- 





Vide LEASES OF 





Vide AccounTs. 


-——_—— (Lorp LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND.) Motion for 
- presenting an Address to His Majesty, to consider whether 
the Government of Ireland by a Viceroy is any longer neces- 
“ sary; Question Neg. thereupon, 407. 
(LUNATIC ASYLUM.) Vide RICHMOND. 
————  (LyINnG-1N-HoSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS. Suppty. 


- (LYON, John.) Vide PAPER DUTIES. 





(MacGuiReE, M’ J.) Vide FERMANAGH ASSIZES. 


——— (MALT DUTIES.) Petition of Brewers of Dublin, 
_ for the reduction thereof, 553; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 554- 

(Manor CourTs.) Petition of Inhabitants of Lon- 
donderry, praying for an inquiry into the manner in which the 
business of the Manor Courts of Ireland is conducted ; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 527. 


(MATTHEWS, Patrick.) Vide PARLIAMENTS. 
(MayNnoorH CoLLeEGE.) Petition of Clergy of Lin- 
coln and Leicester, against any future Parliamentary Grant to 
that college ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 473. 
(METERS.) Vide CoAL. 
———— (MininG Company.) Vide LEAD. 


(MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS. 
-— (MonxKS, Richard.) Petition of, complaining of a 
Prosecution for not complying with certain Provisions of the 
Excise Laws relating to Leather, and praying for relief ; To 
lie on the Table, 185. 


— (MounT SANDFORD, late Lord Henry.) Bill 
from the Lords to enable the Devisees under his Will to make 
leases of certain lands, tenements and hereditaments, 549. 
Read, 552. Second Reading deferred,614. Bill committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and report on a certain 
day; 614. Reported, and passed, 622. Royal Assent, 646. 


— (MULLEN, Joseph Dennis.) Vide Royat CANAL. 


— (MULLINGAR TURNPIKE RoaD.) Petition of 
Landowners and Landholders of the county of Dublin for 
reduction of Tolls thereon, and for exemption from Toll on the 
carriage of manure throughout Ireland ; To lie on the Table, 


274. 














(NEVILLE, Mr.) Vide WEXFORD. 


——_—— (NewcaASTLE RoAD) Vide LIMERICK AND 
’ CHARLEVILLE. 


(New Ross MARKET) Petition for a Bill for 
establishing and regulating a Corn Market at New Ross; 
Referred to a Committee, 29. Reported; Bill ordered ; 125. 
Presented, and read, 132. Put off for Six Months, 235, 


——_— (NEwsPAPER STAMP DUTIES.) Petitions against 
assimilation of the Irish Stamp Duties with those of England ; 
Of Letter-Press Printers of Londonderry; and, of the city of 

. Waterford ; To be printed, 381. Of Letter-Press Printers 
of Newry ; and, of Belfast; 394. To be printed, 395. Of In- 
-habitants of Armagh, 403. Of Letter-Press Printers of 


VOL. 85. Sess. 1830. 





Limerick ; of Clonmel ; of Galway ; and, of Merchants, Traders 
and others of Galway; To be printed, 493. Of Proprietors 
of pry ta rs in Belfast; and, of Letter-Press Printers of the 
city of Dublin; To be printed, 415. Of the city of Cork; 
of Mayor, Sheriffs, Merchants and others of Cork ; of News- 
paper Proprietors of Ireland; and, of Inhabitants of Belfast ; 
To be printed, 431. Of Letter-Press Printers of Kilkenny ; 
To be printed, 440. 


— (ORANGE PROCESSIONS.) Petition of Peasants 
residing near Manor Hamilton, complaining of the wanton 
and barbarous conduct of a number of persons called Orange- 
men, and praying for redress ; To lie on the Table, 634. 


(O’RorRKE, John.) Vide Foxrorp UNION. 


——_—— (PAPER DUTIES.) Petition of James Jones and 
John Lyon, complaining of the Duties on Paper; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 94. 


— (PARISH VESTRIEsS.) Motion for bringing in a 
Bill to repeal so much of several Statutes as oulle arish 
Vestries to assess Rates for building Churches and Cha- 
pels, 536. Amendment proposed, But not made; Main 
Question put, and Question Neg. thereupon, 537. 


(PARISH VESTRIES ACT.) Petitions for the repeal 
thereof; Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of St. Michael and 
St. John, Dublin; To be printed, 8. Of Cloynepriest ; and, of 
the Union of Midleton ; To be printed, 19. Of Inhabitants of 
Youghal ; To be printed, 30. Of Roman Catholics of Drog- 
heda ; To be printed, 94. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Naas; To be printed, 114. Of Carrick-on-Suir; and, of In- 
habitants of Muckalee, 185. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of St. Mary, Dublin; To be printed, 185. Of Inhabitants, 
Landholders, &amp;c. of Kilcoman and Robin, 193. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Carrickbegg, 212. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants’ 
of Glenalvy ; To be printed, 212. Of Ardcath, 265. of In- 
habitants of Taghadoe; of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Ballimakenny ; and, of Moleary and Monasterboice ; To be 
printed, 332. Of Inhabitants of Borris; To be printed, 348. 
Of Justices of the Peace for the Queen’s County, 366. To be* 
— 381. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Saint Peter, 

ublin ; and, of Tax Payers of Saint Andrew, Dublin; To be 
printed, 366. Of Inhabitants of the town and vicinity of New 
Ross, in the county of Wexford ; of Roman Catholic Inhabi-- 
tants of Irishtown, in the county of Dublin; and, of Land- 
holders of the united parishes of Kilmore, Kilturk, Tomhagard 
and Molrancan; 404. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
the parish of the Holy Trinity, in the city of Cork ; and, of: 
Roman Catholics of the parish of Kilmahon, in the diocese of 
Cloyne and county of Cork, in the barony of Imokilly ; To be 
printed, 404. Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Garro- 
cloyne ; and, of Occupiers of land in Hook, Fethard and 
Templetown, in the county of Wexford; 416. Of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Saint Peter, in the city of Cork; of 
Middleton ; and, of Whitechurch, in the county of Cork ; To 
be printed, 416. Of Inhabitants of Saint Mary, Dublin ; To 
be printed, 442. Of Bandon Bridge; of Passage West; of 
Clogheroe, Mathetha and Burrings ; and, of Ballygarvin and 
Douglass; To be printed, 450. Of Saint Paul, Cork, 457- 
Of Youghal; of Creagh; of Innishannon; of Lower Glan- 
mire ; and, of Saint Ann Shandon; To be printed, 457. Of 
Saint Mary, Shandon ; of Cloyne Priest ; of Landowners and 
Farmers of Taghmon, Coolstuff, Trinity and Kilgarvon; and, 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Butlerstown ; To be printed, 
465. Of Inhabitants of Glenmore, in the county of Kilkenny; 
of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Skreen, in the county of 
Meath; 472. Of Buttevant; of Inhabitants of Aughadown ;~ 
of Aghada; of Ballymacoda ; of the united parishes of Carri- 
grone and Inskine ; and, of Roman Catholics of Ballymartle, 
in the county of Cork; To be printed, 472. Of Minister, 
Churchwardens, Overseers and other Inhabitants of Padding- 
ton, 480. of Inhabitants of Charleville; of Inchigeela; of 
Rathbarry and Ardfield; of the Union of Carrigaline and 
Temple-Bridget ; of Glanworth; of Kildorrery; of Donough- 
more; of Cloune and Bally-Garry; of Kilbolan and Free- 
mount, in the barony of Orrary; and, of Killeens, Granabraher, 
Knocknacullen, Knocknahilly and Shanakiel, in the liberties 
of the city of Cork; 487. Of the Holy Trinity, in the city of 
of Cork; of Kilnamartra or Tuathnadromon ; and, of Bally- 
vourney, in the — of Cork; To be printed, 487. Of 
Roman Catholics of Dreangan, 495. Of Cloneen; To be 
printed, 495. Of Inhabitants of the parishes of Saint Bar- 
tholomew ; of Castlehaven; of Kilgarf; of the united parishes 
of Timoleague and Kilmalooda ; of the parish of Rathcormac ; 
of the united parishes of Ballyclough and Kilbrin; of the pa- 
rish of Dunmanway ; of East Skull; of Castletown Roche ; of 
Ballinaboy, Temple-Michael and Port of Downderrow, com- 
monly called Ballinhassig Union; of Castlelyons, in the county 
of Cork; of Saint Finbar; of Saint Nicholas, in the city of 
Cork ; of the united parishes of Tracton and Kilpatrick ; of. 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the parish of Killeagh ; 505. 
Of Inhabitants of the parishes of the Ovens and Desert, 
in the county of Cork; To be printed, 505. Of Roman Ca- 
tholics of Whitechurch and Garrocloyne ; of Kilmacabea and 
Kilfachnabeg ; 534. Of Landholders of Aglis; To be printed, 
534- Of Inhabitants of Firmoy; To be printed, 542.-. Of 
Protestant Inhabitants of Seapatrick; To be printed, 47. 


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_—— 


IRELAN D—continued. 

(ParisH VESTRIES ACT.)—continued. 

Of Inhabitants of Sleighrue; and, of Catholic Owners and 
Occupiers of land in Sutton, Wexford ; To be printed, §53- 
Of Catholic Inhabitants and Parishioners of Dungarvan; To 
be printed, 603. 

——— (ParRISHVESTRIES AMENDMENT ACT.) Petition 
of Edward Hincks, Doctor in Divinity, rector of Killyleagh, 
in favour, 153. To be printed, 154. 

(ParisH VESTRIES AND SUBLETTING ACTS.) 

Petitions for the repeal thereof ;—Of Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of the united parishes of Killarney and Aghadoe ; and, 
of the parish of Saint Michael and Saint John, Dublin ; To be 
printed, 8. Of Inhabitants of Saint John’s pen, Limerick, 
185. Of Macroom, Ahinia, Kilnamahtra, Ballyvourney and 
Clondrohid ; To be printed, 488. Of Roman Catholic In- 
habitants of Ballybay and Tullycorbet; To be printed, 505. 
Of Inhabitants of Rosdroit, Temple Scoby, Clough and Saint 
John’s ; To be printed, 557. 
(PARLIAMENT.) Petition of Patrick Matthews, 
Chairman of a Meeting of the Parishioners of Killsaran and 
Stabannon, for holding the Parliament every third year in 
Dublin ; To lie on the Rable; and to be printed ; 220. 


(PAWNBROKERS’ AcTS.) Petition of Thomas Fla- 
nagan for the repeal thereof; and for extending to Ireland the 
Laws of England relating to Pawnbrokers ; To lie on the Table, 
607. 
arate il (Pig Market, DuBLiIn.) Petition of Patrick 
M:Dermott and others, complaining of the Removal thereof, 
by the Lord Mayor of Dublin; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 212. ; 





Petition of Dealers in the Pork 





and Provision Trade, for obliging Pigs brought for sale to be 
exposed in the Public Pig Market ;. To lie on the Table; and 
to Pe printed ; 261. Referred to the Committee on Tolls and 
Customs, 603. 

Petition of Householders of 





the Haymarket, in Dublin, complaining of mis-statements in 
the Petition of Dealers in the Pork and Provision Trade, (pre- 
sented 5th April); To lie on the Table, 424. 


- Petition of Pig-factors of Dub- 








lin against alteration of the Laws for regulating the Cattle 
Market of Smithfield, Dublin; Referred to Committee on 
Tolls and Customs, 521. 

(PoLIce.) Petition of Lawrence Linnane, complain- 
ing of the conduct of the Police; To lie on the Table, 465. 





(Poor.) Select Committee appointed to take into 
consideration the state of the Poorer Classes in Ireland, and 
the best means of improving their Condition; to report Ob- 
servations; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; and 
Five to be the Quorum; 166. Petitions referred, 185, 189. 
Return relating to Cork Foundling Hospital; Referred, 191. 
Petition referred, 194. Report on state of County Hospitals 
and Infirmaries in Ireland ; Referred, 236. Petitions referred, 
236, 261,271. Returns of Charitable Establishments in Ire- 
land; Referred, 339. Petitions referred, 349, 414, 446, 454, 
487, 557» 577- Power to Committee to repens Minutes of 

vidence, 596. First Report; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 597. Second cay 638. To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 639. Third Report; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 643. Fourth Report; To lie on the Table; 
and, with the Appendix, to be printed ; 649. 


(Poor Laws.) Petitions for the extension of those 
British Laws which provide for the Poor, to Ireland; Of Inha- 
bitants of Clara; To lie on the Table, 46. Of Weavers of 
the King’s County, 184. Referred to the Committee on the 
State of the Poor in Ireland, 185. Of Proprietors and Occu- 
iers of land in the county of Wilts; To be printed; Two other 
Petitions of Proprietors and Occupiers of land in the said 
county; Referred, 236. Of Inhabitants of Tullamore; and, 
of Kilcleigh, 374. Of Proprietors and Occupiers of land in 
Hungerford; To be printed, 402. Of John Lawless, of Dub- 
lin; Referred, 414. Of Inhabitants of Kilmanaghan, 424. Of 
Magistrates, Landowners, and others of Roscommon; To be 
peested, 434. Of George Gunning; To be printed, 441. Of 
oman Catholic Inhabitants of Whitechurch and Garrocloyne, 
442. Of the Working and Laborious Classes of Dublin; 
Referred, 446. Of Charles Campbell, Curate and Chairman 
of the Vestry of Smithfield; To be printed, 449. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Moate,495. Of Benjamin Wills, Secretary of the 
Society forthe Encouragement of Industry and Reduction of 
. Poor Rates; To be printed, 505. Of Inhabitants of Horse- 
leap; To be printed, 540. Of Edmund J. Hayes, High Sheriff 
of Donegal; To be printed, 548. Of John Grey Porter, 
Rector and Vicar of Kilskerry; Referred, 557. 





Petitions against the introduction 


of the Poor Laws into Ireland; Of Landed Proprietors of the 
county of Fermanagh; and, of Noblemen, Gentlemen and 
others of Cavan; Referred to the Committee on the State of 
the Irish Poor, 454. Of Landed Proprietors, Clergy and 
Freeholders of the King’s County, 479. Referred, 487. Of 
the Corporation of Weavers or Guild of the Blessed Virgin 
Mary, Dublin; To be printed, 657. Referred, 577. 





——-( Poor Laws.) Motion forestablishing Poor Laws 
in Ireland, on the principle of 43 Eliz., with certain altera- 
tions, 506, Previous Question Neg. thereupon, 507. 


(Port CROMMELIN HakBour.) Vide Crom- 


_— 


MELIN, 
——— (POTATOES.) Vide DUBLIN CORPORATION. 
—— (PREROGATIVE Court.) Petition of John Swift, 


one of the Senior Proctors of that Court, praying that Senior 
Proctors may be allowed to take Apprentices ; Ro lie on the 


Table, 623. 
(PROCESSIONS.) Vide ORANGE. 


: (PROTESTANT CHARTER SCHOOLS.) Vide 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. Svupprty. 


(PuBtic CEss.) Petition of Inhabitants of Bal- 
lyonetra, complaining of the mode of levying the same ; To lie 
on the Table, 148. 


(RIDDALL, Sir James.) Vide Corn RETURNS. 


(RicHmonD Lunatic Asytum.) Bill for ap- 
propriating that Asylum to the purposes of a District Lunatic 
Asylum, ordered, 339. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 343, Second Read- 
ing deferred, 354. Bill committed, 362. Considered, 375. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 385. Passed, 399. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. 
Royal Assent, 499. 




















Vide CHa 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS. Swrp ty. 


—— (Roman CATHOLIC SEMINARY.) Vide CuHa- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS. Svuprrty. 


(Ross MARKET.) Vide NEw Ross. 


(RoyaL CANAL.) Petition of Joseph Dennis 
Mullen, for exempting all goods from Tolls brought to or 
from Dublin by the Royal Canal; Referred to the Committee 
on Tolls and Customs, 530. ; 





—- — Petition of Persons connected 
with the county of Roscommon for extending the Royal 
Canal to that county; To lie on the Table, 510. 


—— (RoyaL IrR1sH ACADEMY.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS. Svurpty. 

—-—— (RYAN, Thomas.) Vide'GRAND JURIES. 

———- (SCHOOLS.) Vide DiocEsan. 

- (SENESCHAL’S Co URT, CHARLEVILLE.) Petition 

of Patrick Hereen, complaining of certain proceedings therein 

— him, and praying for an inquiry into the constitution 

of that Court ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 465. 


(SHANNON NAVIGATION.) Vide BAAL’S BRIDGE. 


(SHEEHAN, John.) Vide LONDONDERRY Cor- 
PORATION. 


(SHERIFFS.) Bill for the better regulation of the 
Office of Sheriffs in Ireland, ordered, 118. Presented, and. 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and, to be printed; 
155. Committed, 240. Committee deferred, 339, 349, 354, 
363, 375, 385, 399. 436, 459, 469, 490, 508, 516, 525, 531, 
537+ 545, 564, 575- 














Petition of William Codd, for granting’ 
a sufficient Sum to Sheriffs as Salary, in lieu of Fees, anciently- 
paid on Indictments ; To lie on the Table, 440. 


(SPrRITS.) Petitions against increase of Duty” 
thereon ; Of Landholders of the Parishes united to Skryne, 
415. Of Landed Proprietors of Londonderry ; To be printed, 
527. Of Nobility, Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of the 
King’s County ; To be printed, 533. Of Land Proprietors, 
and others of Kilkenny; and, of Clergy, Magistrates and 
others, of Tipperary; To be printed, 540. Of Landed Pro- 
prietors of Donegal ; To be printed, 548. 


Petition of the Inhabitants of the 
city of Cork, for reduction of the Duty on Spirits, entered for 
Home Consumption, and on Home-made Spirits for Exporta- 
tion to England ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 566. 


Vide STAMP DUTIES. 


(SPIRITS AND STAMP DUTIES.) Petitions against 
proposed alterations in the present Duties on Home-distilled 
Spirits, and against Assimilation of the Stamp Duties; Of 
Inhabitants of Newry; To be printed, 394. Of Landowners: 
and Landholders, Inhabitants of Drishane, 431.. Of Inha- 
bitants of Dungannon, 440. To be printed, 446.- Of Gentle- 
men, Clergy, and others, of Shelelagh and Cashaw ; and, of 
the Sovereign and Inhabitants of Kinsale; To be printed, 
464. Of Inhabitants of Carlow; To be printed, 479. Of 
Freeholders of the county of Down; and, of John Dysart, 
Mayor of Londonderry; To be printed, 547. Of Landed 
Proprietors, Merchants, and others of the county of Armagh ; - 
To be printed, 553. Of Inhabitants and Landholders, of 
Kilcoman and Robin, 566: Of George Moore, High Sheriff 
and Chairman of a Meeting of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
the county of Mayo; and, of Inhabitants of Inistioge ; To be 
printed, 566. Of Gentlemen inhabiting the Barony = — 
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IRELAND—continued. 


(SPIRITS AND STAMP DUTIES)—continued. 
Connelloe East, in the county of Limerick; of the town and 
parish of Askeaton, in the county of Limerick ; of the Barony 
of Kenry, in the county of Limerick ; and, of Saint John’s 
Parish, in the city of Limerick, 570. Of Noblemen, Gentle- 
- men, Clergy, Freeholders and Landholders in the county of 
Meath; and, of Landholders, Inhabitants of the parish of 
Kilconly, in the county of Galway; To be printed, 570. Of 
Gentlemen and others of Newcastle; and, of Rathkeale, in 
the county of Limerick ; To be printed, 580. Of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Roscommon, 589. Of Guild of Merchants 
of Dublin; To be printed, 589. Of Landed Proprietors and 
others, of Wexford ; and, of Parishioners of Ballyraggett ; 
To be printed, 596. Of Inhabitants of Hillsborough ; and, 
of Householders of St. Mark, Dublin; To be printed, 602. 
Of Landed Proprietors, Clergy and others, of Monaghan; To 
be printed, 628. Of Gentry and Freeholders of Tyrone; To 
be printed, 638. 

—— Vide Stamp DUTIES. 


(SPIRITS and ToBaAcco.) Vide STAMP DUTIES. 


(Stamp DUTIES.) Petitions against assimilating 
the Stamp Duties of Ireland with those of England ; Of the 
Corporation of the Chamber of Commerce, of Waterford ; 
To be printed, 276. Of Letter Press Printers of Dublin; 
To be printed, 348. Of Reporters of Newspapers, in the 
city of Dublin; To be printed, 373. Of Inhabitants of Cap- 
poquin, 404. Tobe printed, 405. Of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers, Traders and others, of the city of Dublin, 416. To 
be printed, 417. Of Inhabitants of Athlone, 423. Of the 
Gold and Silver Operatives of Dublin; To be printed, 423. 
Of John Gregsten, of Enniskillen; and, of Members of the 
Benevolent Society, Kilkenny, 454. Of Letter-Press Printers 
of Carlow; To be printed, 499. Of Landholders, Freeholders 
and others, of the Queen’s County; To be printed, 503. Of 
Members of the Charitable Society of Kilkenny ; of the Pre- 
sident, Vice-President and Managers of the Charitable Society 
of Cork-street, and Roman Catholic Charity Schools of the 
parish of Saint Audeon, Dublin; and, of Merchants, Manu- 
facturers, Traders, Householders and other Inhabitants of the 

arish of Saint Catherine, Dublin; To be printed, 512. Of 
nhabitants of Ballycallan, Kilmanagh and Killaloe, 521. Of 
the High Sheriff, Clergy, Gentry and Freeholders of Kerry ; 
To be printed, 521. Of Lande Proprietors, Landholders and 
others, of the county of Waterford, 527. Of the Chamber of 
Commerce, of the city of Londonderry ; To be printed, 527. 
Of Nobility, Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of the King’s 
County, 533. To Be printed, 534. Of Merchants, Traders 
and other Inhabitants of Ballymena; Of Keady ; and, of 
Land Proprietors and others of Witkeany To be printed, 540. 
Of Inhabitants of the city of Kilkenny; To be printed, 
553- Of the Reverend Sir Harcourt Lees, Baronet, 563. 
Of Inhabitants of Killenaule, 566. Of Inhabitants and 
Parishioners of Dungarvan and Abbeyside; of Governors, 
Patrons and Trustees, and others, Subscribers and Friends 
of the Charitable Institutions in Dublin; and, of Watch- 
makers, Jewellers and Silversmiths of Armagh; To be printed, 
566. Of Inhabitants of Carrigeen, and of Moncoin, 570. Of 
- West Carberry and Skibbereen; of Clonagowes, District of 
Rahana; and, of Proprietors, Landowners and others of 
Midleton; To be printed, §70. Of Parishioners of St. An- 
drew; of St. Thomas; of St. Bridget; and, of St. Nicholas 
Without, Dublin; To be printed, 589. Of Inhabitants. of 
Longford, 602. Of Parishioners of Passage and Kill, St. 
Nicholas, 623. 








_ 





Petitions against the increase 
thereof; Of Committee of Merchants of Youghal, 412. To 
be printed, 413.. Of Merchants, Traders and other Inhabi- 
tants of Coleraine; To be printed,475. Of Inhabitants of 
Thurles, in the county of Tipperary, 495. Of the Chairman 
and the Secretary appointed at a General Meeting of the 
Bankers, Merchants and Citizens of Dublin; of the Right 
honourable the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens 
of the city of Dublin, in Common Council assembled ; of the 
Master, Wardens and Brethren of the Corporation of Smiths, 
or Guild of Saint Loy; of the Corporation of Cutlers, Painters, 
Stainers and Stationers, or Guild of Saint Luke-the-Evangelist ; 
of the Corporation of Goldsmiths ; of the Manufacturing Gold 
and Silversmiths, Dublin; of Merchants, Traders and Inha- 
bitants of the parish of Saint Audeon’s, Dublin; of the 
Chamber of Commerce of Dublin; and, of Noblemen, Pro- 
. prietors, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the county of Dublin, 
in County Court assembled ; To be printed, 495. 


Vide CoALs. JointT-STock BANKING Com- 
PANY. NEWSPAPERS. TOBACCO. 


(StampP DuTIES, TOBACCO AND SPIRITS.) Pe- 
titions against assimilation of the Stamp Duties, and against 
Duties on Tobacco aad Spirits; Of Inhabitants of Cashel ; 
and, of Merchants, Traders and others, of Clonmel; To be 
printed, 431. Of Chamber of Commerce of Tralee; To be 
printed, 440. Of Inhabitants of New Ross, Wexford, 446. 
Of J. F. Fitzgerald, Knight of Glin, High Sheriff and Chair- 
man of a Meeting of Noblemen, Gentlemen and Freeholders 
: of the county of Limerick ; of Citizens of Waterford; of Mer- 


VOL. 85.—Sess. 1830. 





chants, Manufacturers, Traders and others of Saint Michan, 
Dublin; and, of Inhabitants of Limerick ; To be printed, 449. 
Of Landowners, Merchants, Traders and others, of Carrick- 
on-Suir, 465. Of Richard Townsend, Esquire, High Sheriff 
of Cork; To be printed, 472. Of Inhabitants of Glenmore, 
488. Of Ballibay and Tullycorbet, 512. To be printed, 513. 
of Gentry, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants of Kilfeacle ; 
To be printed, 528. Of Gentlemen and others inhabitin 

Lower Conelloe and Shannit, 533. Of the Clergy, Gentr aaa 
Freeholders of Tipperary ; To be printed, 533. Of Inhabitants 
of Cloynepriest ; and, of Mohill; 540. Of Chamber of Com- 
merce of Limerick; and, of Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of 
Saint Mary, Limerick; To be printed, 540. Of Inhabitants 
of Sleiverue, 552. Of Parishioners of Trinity, in Waterford ; 
of Inhabitants of Youghal; and, of Mallow; To be printed, 552. 
Of Parishioners of Trinity Without, Waterford; To be printed, 
§66. Of Inhabitants of Cove, and of the Great Island; and, 
of Noblemen, Gentry and others of Kildare; To be printed, 
570. Of Inhabitants of Lisdowny; of Clonetubrid; and, of 
Whitegate; 580. Of Ballylaneen ; To be printed, 596. Of 
Innishannon, 606. Of Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of 
Clare ; To be printed, 606. Of Inhabitants of Portarlington, 
Killenard and Emo; and Corporation of Shoemakers, Dublin; 
To be pv wink 615. Of Parishioners of Coolock and Santry, 
623. Of Inhabitants of Kilmurry, 633. To be printed, 634. 


(STANLEY, James.) Vide KILLEEDY. 


(STATE OF IRELAND.) Petition of the Reverend 
Sir Harcourt Lees, praying the attention of the House to the 
State of Ireland ; To lie on the Table, 479. 





Another Petition of the Re- 
verend Sir Harcourt Lees, complaining of the violent Pro- 
ceedings and Inflammatory Speeches emanating from illegal 
Associations ; To lie on the Table, 581. 


(STATUTES.) Vide INOPERATIVE. 
(STAUNTON, Michael.) Vide TAXATION. 
(STEAM MARINE COMPANY.) Vide GRAZIERS. 


(STEEVENS’S HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS. Suppty. 


(SUB-LETTING AcT.) Petitions for the Repeal 
thereof; Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Cloynepriest ; To 
be printed,19. Of Inhabitants of Youghal; To be printed, go. 
Of Parishioners of Saint Mark’s, Dublin; To be printed, 68. 
Of Inhabitants of Drogheda ; To be printed, 94. Of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Borris, 141. Of Ennis; To be printed, 
141. Of the there-undersigned Resident in Gort; To be 

rinted, 185. Of Inhabitants, Landholders, &amp;c. of Kileoman 

obin; of Inhabitants of Carrick-on-Suir; of Tertagh; 193. 
Of Rosscarbery and Kilkeranmore, 193; aud, of Beagh; To 
be printed, 194. Of Carrickbegg; and, of Dysart; 212. Of 
Whitechurch and Garrocloyne, 235. Of Inhabitants of New 
Ross, 405. Of Landowners and Farmers of Taghmon, Cool- 
stuff, Trinity and Kilgarvan, 424. Of Landholders of Kil- 
more, Kilturk, Tomhagard and Molrancan; To be printed, 
563- 


(SUBLETTING ACT AMENDMENT.) Bill to ex- 
plain and amend Act, ordered, 48. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 88. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 104, 123. Bill committed, 143. Com- 
mittee deferred, 196. Bull considered; reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 339. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
408, 436,459. Bill re-committed ; considered and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 469. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 497, 508, 517, 525, 531, 537, 545» 564, 575» 
592. 











Petition of 
Inhabitants of Belfast, for the Amendment thereof to be retro- 
spective; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 159. 

— (SwirtT, John.) Vide PREROGATIVE COURT. 


-— (TAXATION.) Petition of Residents of Gort for an 
immediate reduction thereof, 185. To lie on the Table, 186. 





Petition of Michael Staunton, com~- 
pene of the rate of Taxation in Ireland; To lie on the 
able; and to be printed ; 488. 


——— (TITHE COMPOSITION AcT.) Petitions complain- 


ing of the mode of collecting Tithes ; Of Parishioners of Timo- 
league, 94. Of Inhabitants of New Ross ; of Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Freshford, Lisdowny and Ballyragget; 404. Of 
Landholders of Aglis; To be printed, 404. 


(TITHES.) Petitions for the abolition thereof; Of 
Farmers and Landowners of Lady’s Island, Tacumshane, Saint 
Iberius, Saint Margarets and Carne, 263. Of Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Skreen, 472. Of Landed Proprietors and 
Farmers of the united parishes of Maglass, Ballymore, Killi- 
nick and Shaughmon; of Protestant and Catholic Tithe-payers 
of the parish of Kilrane, in thé barony of Forth and county of 
Wexford; of Parishioners of Cappoquin, in the peter of 
Waterford ; 534. Of Protestant 1ihabitanits of the parish of 
Seapatrick, in the county of Down; ‘To be printed, §34. Of 
Inhabitants of Sleiverue ; To be printed, 542. ; 


S$ 2 Petitions 





INDEX ¢o the ErcutTy-Fi1FrtTH VOLUME. 








(A. 1830. 








‘TRELAN D—continued. 


— (TITHES )—continued. 

Petitions for relief from the payment thereof, of Catholic 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Union of Tiutern, Rose- 
garland and Inch ; and, of Landholders and Farmers of Tagh- 
mon, Coolstuff, Trinity and Kilgarvan; To be printed, 424. 
Of Roman Catholic Tnhebitante of Butlerstown; and, of 
Inhabitants of Glenmore; To be printed, 465. 


-= Vide DISTRESS. 





(TITHES AND VESTRY RATES.) Petition of Ca- 
tholic Owners and Occupiers of Land in the parishes of Dun- 
cormack, Killag, Kilcoan and other parishes for investigating 
the manner of assessing and collecting the same; To lie on 
the Table, 185. 








—_ 


— Petition of Ca- 
tholic Owners and Occupiers of land in the united parishes of 
Kilkevan, Bannow and St. Imocks, for relief from payment 
thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 348. 


(ToBAcco.) Petitions against Duty on Tobacco 
i in Ireland; Of Cultivators of Tobacco in Enniscorthy ; 
o be printed, 331. Of the city and neighbourhood of Wa- 
terford ; and of Farmers and Tobacco growers of Grange Silvo, 
367. Of Thomas Brodigan; To be printed, 405. f Inha- 
bitants of Kilkenny; Referred to Committee on ‘Tobacco 
Cultivation, 464. 
—  (Topacco CULTIVATION Acts.) To be consi- 
dered in a Committee of the whole House, 408. 
(TOBACCO ANDSPIRITS.) Vide STAMP DUTIES. 


(TOLLS.) Petition of Blake Foster for regulation of 
Tolls levied on articles coming into the town of Gort; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 450. 


(TOLLS AND CUSTOMS.) Petitions for the Abolition 
thereof in Fairs and Markets; Of John Brady; To be printed, 
139. Of Inhabitants of Naas; To be printed, 373. Of 
Thomas Flanagan, 520. Referred to Committee on Tolls and 
Customs, 529 Of Edward Cavanagh ; and of Inhabitants of 
Drogheda ; Referred, 597. 





Bill to consolidate and amend 





the Laws relating thereto in Ireland ; Ordered, 223. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 229. Second Reading deferred, 249. Bill com- 
mitted, 257. Committee deferred, 333. 








Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the Tolls and Customs at Markets and Fairs 
in a ee ; To report their Observations ; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 469. Peti- 
tions referred, 514, 521. Members added, 526. Petitions 
referred, 529, 530. Member added, 552. Petitions referred, 
597, 603. Power to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence; 
reported ; Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
645. Order for printing the Report discharged, 649. 


(TONTINE ANNUITANTS.) Petition of Persons in- 
terested in the Annuities constituted by Acts of the Irish Par- 
liament, and praying, that the Accounts may be made up, 
printed, and furnished to Annuitants, on receiving their divi- 
dends ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 623. 
(TURNPIKE Laws.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan, 


for the appointment of a Committee to inquire into the Turn- 
pike Laws of Ireland ; To lie on the Table, 412. 








Petition of the Grand Jury of 
Fermanagh, for the general establishment of Turnpike Laws 
throughout Ireland, 455. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 456. 


Petitions for the revision, or abo- 





lition thereof; Of Landholders of Lower Dundalk, 420. Of 
Merchants, Traders, and other Inhabitants, of Dundalk, 528. 


(TURNPIKE TOLLS.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan, 
for an Inquiry into the Corporation cor sag | of Ireland, and 
either to continue or discontinue Turnpike Tolls in that king- 
dom, and for applying the produce of Grand Jury Presentments 
to the purposes of charitable donations ; To lie on the Table, 


404. 








Vide MULLINGAR. 


(TURNPIKE TRUSTS.) Petition of Landowners of 
Dublin, for the better regulation thereof, and to assimilate 
the Laws of the two Countries ; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 633. 

(UNION WITH IRELAND.) Petitions for the repeal 
thereof; Of Blake Foster; To be printed, 39. Of Inhabitants 
and Freeholders of Drogheda; Motion for reading the said 
Petition ; Debate arising thereupon ; Motion for adjourning 
the Debate, and by leave withdrawn; Petition read; 213. To 
lie on the Table, 214. Of Inhabitants of Macroom, Ahinia, 
Kilnamartra, Ballyvourney and Clondrohid; To be printed, 

88. Of Freeholders, Householders and other Inhabitants of 
Tulla; To be printed, 535. Of Clonlea and Killurane ; of Kil- 
Jaloe; and, of Kildysart and Kilfidan ; To be printed, 542. Of 
Tom Grany and Kiloore ; of Teakle ; of Scaritfe and Moynoe ; 





of Ogonelo; and, of Kilmanaheen ; To be printed, 553. Of 
Bunratty ; of Kilshanny; of Kilfinaghty; and, of Kilconry 
and Newmarket-on-Fergus; 572. 
printed, 572. 


Of Annadown; To be 








Iste Assotts Inclosure. 
Jupicature, Locat. Vide Locat Jurispiction. 
JupceEs, ADDITIONAL. 
JupGEs SALARIES. 
JURIES. 
Justice, Administration of; Bill for the more effectual Ad- 


426. Petition of Directors of Chamber of 


(VESTRIES REGULATION.) Act 7 Geo. 4, c.'72, to 
consolidate and amend the Laws relating thereto, read; Ma- 
tion for leave to bring in a Bill to alter and amend the said 
Act; Question Neg. thereupon; 338. 

(Vestry RATES.) Vide TITHES. 

(VoTEsS.) Vide FREEHOLDERS. 


—-—— (WARREN, William.) Vide KILMAINHAM Hos- 


PITAL. 


——-—— (WATERFORD CITY.) Petition of Inhabitants and 


Householders, complaining of the Conduct of the Chief Ma- 
gistrate of that City ; To lie on the Table, 94. 
(WATERFORD CouNTY.) Vide ELECTIONS. 
(WATERFORD HaRBour.) Petition for a Bill to 
alter and amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 38. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 53. Presented, and read, 147. 


(WATERFORD RoaDs.) Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same, 44; and Bill ordered, 45. 
Presented, and read, 147. Committed, 351. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table; 392. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 420. Passed, 422. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 458. Royal Assent, 501. ; 
—— (WESTMORLAND LOCK HoSPITAL.) Vide CHa- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS. Suppty. 

(WEXFORD TowNn.) Petition of Merchants, Traders 
and others of the Town and Borough of Wexford, complain- 
ing of a Contract between the Marquis of Ely and the late 
Mr. Neville, injurious to the freedom of the Corporation of 
that Town; To lie on the Table; and to be peated 186. 
Vide ELECTIONS. 


(WITNESSES.) Act §5 Geo. 3, c.g1, for payment of 
Costs and Charges to Prosecutors and Witnesses in cases of 
Felony in Ireland, read; Bill to amend the said Act ordered ; 
517. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 526. Second Reading deferred, 531, 537. Second 
Reading deferred; and Bill to be printed; 545. Second 
Reading deferred, 551, 556. Bill committed, 565. Committee 
deferred, 575, 583, 592, 600, 610, 613, 621, 626. Bill con- 
sidered, 631. Reported; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 635. Passed, 640. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 647. Royal Assent, 646. 
Vide Accounts. (AppReEssEs, 63 to 67.) Exec- 

Suppty. 





TIONS. 





Iron TRADE; Petition of Inhabitants of Merthyr Tydvil, com- 


plaining of the depressed state thereof; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 153. 
Vide NerocueE Forest. 


Vide (ADDRESSES, 3.) 
Vide Accounts. (ApDREsSEs, 68.) 
Vide IRELAND. 


ministration of Justice in England and Wales, ordered, 157. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 214. Petitions of the Freeholders and 
other Inhabitants of the hundred of Castlemartin, in the 
county of Pembroke; of the Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, 
and Magistrates of the county of Cardigan, at the Great 
Sessions for the said county assembled ; of Grand Jurors for 
the county of Pembroke, assembled at the Spring Great Ses- 
sions for that county; of the Mayor, Common Councilmen, 
Burgesses and Inhabitants of Cardigan ; of Inhabitants of the 
county of Carmarthen; of Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders 
and fahahitents of the county of Denbigh; of Burgesses 
and other Inhabitants of Pembroke; of the majority of the 
Grand Jury of the county of Denbigh ; and, of the Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of the county of Carnarvon, against ; To be 
printed, 336. Motion for —— Order of the Day for 
the Second Reading of the Bill; Motion for the House to ad- 
journ, and by leave withdrawn ; Bill committed, 339. Petition 
of High Sheriff, Magistrates, Grand Jurors and Clergymen of 
Carmarthen, against; To be printed, 341. Petition of the 
Mayor, Clergy, Gentry, and others of Great Stockport, 
against; To be printed, 359. Bill considered; Reported; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
poe Sr to be printed; 362. Petitions of Mayor, Coun- 
cil, Burgesses and others, of Haverfordwest; of Jurors ‘of 
the Grand Inquest of Haverfordwest; of Mayor, Aldermen, 
Bankers and others, of Chester; and, of Justices of the 
Peace of Chester, against ; To lie on the Table, 380. Petitions 
of Bankers, Solicitors, and other Inhabitants of Nantwich ; 
and of Grand Jurors of Chester, against; 380. To be printed, 
381. - Petitions of Attornies and Solicitors of Manchester &gt; 
and, of Inhabitants of Cambridge, against ; To be. printed, 
395. Petition of Inhabitants of Warrington, against ; To lie. 


~ on the Table, 409. Petition of Residents of Warwick, against ; 


To be printed, 416, Petitions of J. H. Hampton, Foreman of 
the Grand Inquest of the county of Anglesey; and, of Inha- 
bitants of Anglesey, a inst; To lie on the Table, 423, Pe- 
tition of Magistrates of the county of Pembroke, against ; To 
be printed, 423. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
ommerce of 
Petition of 


Birmingham, inst; To lie on the Table; = 
irmingham, agains + Re 





11G.1V.&amp;1W.IV.] INDEX ¢t the Etcury-rirtH VoLumeE. 








Justice, Administration of—continued. 


. ‘Attornies and Solicitors of Liverpool, against ; To be printed, 
432. Further consideration of Report deferred, 436. Petition 
of Merchants, Traders and other Tnhabitants of ‘Middlewich, 

. against; To lie on the Table, 441. Further consideration 

_ of Report deferred, 444. Petition of Mayor, Aldermen and 
Burgesses of Congleton, against; To lie on the Table, 446. 
Bill re-committed, 452. Considered, and reported; Day ap- 

_ pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 452. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
477. Petitions of Clergy, Gentry, and principal Inhabitants 
of Sandbach ; and, of the Grand Jury of the county of Chester, 
against; To be printed, 480. Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 490. Further con- 

sideration of Report deferred, 508. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Hyde, Newton, and Werneth, against ; To lie on the Table, 
512. Further consideration of Report deferred, 516. Petition 
of Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Macclesfield, against ; 
To be printed, 534. Further consideration of Report deferred, 

' 650. Petition of Natives of Wales, resident in and near the 
Metropolis, against ; To be printed, 567. Bill re-committed, 
and considered, 568. Committee deferred, 565, 583, 592. 
Motion for Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair; Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made; Main Question proposed ; Motion for 

the House to adjourn, and Question, Neg. thereupon; Bill 

‘ considered ; 509. Further considered; “ Proceedings in Com- 
mittee ;” Bill reported; Day appointed for further consider- 

_ ing Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 620. 

_ Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; and Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 626. Passed, 631. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 653. Considered, 655. And agreed 
to, 656. Royal Assent, 657. 





Petitions against any change in 
' the constitution of the Courts of Great Sessions in Wales ; 
Of Freeholders in the County of Carmarthen; of House- 
. holders and Inhabitants of the Borough of Carmarthen; of 
. Mayor, Burgesses and Commonalty of Carmarthen; of Mayor, 
. Aldermen, Bailiffs and Principal Burgesses of Kidwelly and 
others; and, of Freeholders of the County of the Cardigan ; 
152. Of -Mayor, Burgesses and Inhabitants of Haverford- 
west, 152. And, of Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inha- 
-. bitants of the County of Pembroke ; To be printed, 153. Of 
Robert Bell Price, High Sheriff of Radnor, and Chair- 
man of a Meeting of the Freeholders, 211. To be printed, 
212. Of Henry Adolphus Proctor, Esquire, High Sheriff for 
the County of jar en To be printed, 369. 
Petitions praying that the Assizes 
. may be continued as heretofore ; Of High Sheriffand Grand 
Jury assembled at the Spring Great Session for the County of 
Flint ; To be printed, 409. 








Petition of Magistrates and others 
of Kidderminster, against increasing the Amount of Debts 
liable to Arrest; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 


oO. 
a Petitions against Limitation of 
Law of Arrest; Of Bankers, Merchants and Traders of Hunt- 
ingdon, 455. Of the Coal and Iron Masters, Manufacturers 
and others of Dudley, 465. 








Petition of High Sheriff and Grand 
Jury at the Spring Great Session for Montgomery, 1830, 

. against combining the Welsh counties with the adjoining 

- English counties ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 

. 284. 

Vide WeEtsuH JuDICATURE. 

Justice, Courts or; Grand Committee appointed, 8. 


JusTICES OF THE Peace Vide IRELAND. 





11° Geo. 1V. &amp; 1° Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


Tr 
K ELLY, James. Vide IRELAND. 
Keuty, Patrick. Vide Cueutsea Hospirat. 
KENNEDY’s Estate. Vide ScoTLanp. 


KIDDERMINSTER Roads; Petition for a Bill for making and 
maintaining the same; and Bill ordered, 41. Presented, and 
read, 61.- Committed, 93. Petitions of Clergy, Gentry and 
others Inhabitants of Clent; of Inhabitants of Chaddesley 
Corbett ; and, of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants 

- of Bellbroughton, against ; Referred, 97. 


K1pWELLy (Carmarthen) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 76. Presented, and read, 132. Petition of 
Proprietors of land in Pembry and Kidwelly, against; To lie 
on the Table, 177. Bill committed, 328. Petition of Earl of 
Ashburnham, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Peti- 

_ tion against, (presented 15th March,) read ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 355. Time enlarged for Committee to re- 
port, 392. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 414. Passed, 422. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 458. Royal Assent, 501. 


KILBEccAN Branca (Grand Canal.) Vide IRELAND. 
Ki,tLEEpy. Vide IRELAND. 


VOL. 85.——Sess. 1830. 











KiLMAINHAM Hospitat. Vide IRELAND. 
KILMERSDON Roads. Vide Rapstock. 


KING: 


Message from His Commissioners, to attend them in 
the House of Peeers, at the opening of the Session, 3. 


— His Commissioners’ Speech at the opening of the 
Session, reported by Mr. Speaker, 5. Resolution for Address 
thereupon, 6. Vide (ADDREssEs, 1.) 


His Commissioners’ Speech to be considered, 12. 
Considered; Motion thereupon; 17. Vide Suppty. 

So much of His Commissioners’ Speech as relates to 
Improvements in the General Administration of the Laws; 
Read, 69. Vide Common Law Fess. 

His Recommendation signified to Petitions, 39, 165- 
—To Motions, 273, 376, 444, 517, 609. 

— His Consent signified to Bills, 163, 243, 357, 364, 
4090, 453- | 
His Consent and Recommendation signified to a Bill, 








611. 


————— Gives the Royal Assent to Bills in Person, 657. 


—His Royal Assent given to Bills by Commission, 129, 
197, 216, 279, 322, 355, 499, 561, 578, 645. 

Message from, respecting the Appointment of ad- 
ditional Judges, 214. Resolution for Address thereupon. Vide 
(AppDRESSEs, 3.) Message to be considered, 214. Con- 
sideration deferred, 240, 339, 354, 362, 385, 399, 426, 437. 
Message considered, 443. Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to; Instruction accordingly; 452. Vide Justice, Ap- 
MINISTRATION OF. 


Message from, informing the House that His Majesty 





' is labouring under severe Indisposition, which renders it in- 


convenient and painful to Him to sign with His own hand 
those public Instruments which require the Sign Manual, and 
that He relies upon Parliament to enable them to discharge 
this important Function without detriment to the Public Ser- 
vice; Resolution, Nem. Con. for Address thereupon, 466. Vide 
(ADDRESSES, 2.) 


His Majesty’s Royal Signature; Bill from the Lords 
to enable His Majesty to appoint certain Persons to affix His 
Majesty’s Royal Signature to Instruments requiring such 
Signature, 490. Read First and Second Time, and Com- 
mitted ; Bill to be printed, 490. Considered ; reported, and 
passed, 494. Royal Assent, 499. 


Recognition of the Accession of Will. IV. 586. 
His Majesty’s Declaration, 587. 


——-———. Death of Geo. IV. and Accession of Will. 1V. 589. 


Message from, respecting the Death of His late Ma- 


jesty Geo. IV. and the calling of anew Parliament; Resolution 


for Address thereupon, Nem Con. 591. Vide (ADDRESSES, 4.) 
House attends His Majesty in the House of Peers at 
the close of the Session, 657. 


Address to be presented to His Majesty by Privy 
Councillors, on account of the recent Loss sustained by Him, 


591. 





His Message to be considered, §91. Considered ; 
Motion for presenting an Address to His Majesty, acknow- 
ledging the Pocstansiadiions His Majesty has been pleased to 
make respecting the calling a New Parliament; Debate 
arising; Motion for adjourning the Debate; Question Neg. 
thereupon; Amendment proposed, but not made; Address 
agreed to; 598. Vide (AppREssEs, 8.) 

Appoints a time for being attended with the Address 
of both Houses respecting Sir Jonah Barrington, 652. 


His Majesty’s Speech at the close of the Session, 
657. 





Kinessury Episcor1 (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 


inclose; and Bill ordered, 62. Presented, and read, 145. 
Petition of Proprietors of Land in Kingsbury Episcopi, against; _ 
To Jie on the Table, 335. Bill committed, 346. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 392. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
430. Passed, 438. Agreed to by the Lords, 473. Royal 
Assent, 501. 


Kino’s Bencn, Court of; Petitions of Attornies practising 


in His Majesty’s Superior Courts at Westminster, for Altera- 
tions and Improvements in that Court; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 630, 644. 


Kinecston Bripce; Petition for a Bill for extending and 


amending Provisions of Act, 12. Bill ordered, 13. Petition 
read; Order of Leave for Bill discharged; Petition referred 
to a Committee; 18. Reported, 25. Report referred to Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 26. Vide STANDING ORDERs. 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 37. Report 
read; Bill ordered; 99. Presented, and read, 110. -Com- 
mitted, 328. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 377. Passed, 388. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 433. Royal Assent, 500. 


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Kineston near Lewes (Susser) Lands; Petition for a Bill 
to inclose; and Bill ordered, 50. Presented, and read, 101. 
Committed, 126. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 176. Passed, 
182, Agreed to by the Lords, 211. Royal Assent, 226. 


KINGsTON-uUPON-HULL Roads. Vide Hutt and Bever.Ley, 
Hutt and Hepon. 


Kirxsy and Pinxton Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 64. Presented, 
and read,87. Committed, 101. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
163. Passed, 169. Agreed to by the Lords, 195. Royal 
Assent, 197. 


Knot Cross Road. Vide MANsrieLp and CuEsTERFIELD. 


11° Geo. TV. &amp; 1 Will. TV. =Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


LABOURERS Waces; Petitions complaining of the prac- 
tice of paying Labourers Wages in goods instead of money ; 
Of Inhabitants of Bilston ; To be printed, 69. Of certain Cler- 
gymen of the United Church of England and Ireland; To be 
printed, 93. Of Clergy, Silk Throwsters, Manufacturers and 
others of Congleton, 103. Of the Chamber of Commerce for 
the Staffordshire Potteries, and other Manufacturers resident 
therein ; of Shopkeepers and other Traders of Burslem; and, 
of Merchants, Manufacturers and other Inhabitants of Wal- 
sall; To be printed, 111. Of Coal and Iron Masters in 
Shropshire ; To be printed, 122. Of Inhabitants of Rowley 
Regis; and, of Womborne; To be printed, 128. Of John H. 
Moggridge, 132. Of Inhabitants of Darlaston, 140. Of Ma- 
gistrates, Shopkeepers, Manufacturers and others of Stour- 
bridge; To be printed, 154. Of Inhabitants of Sedgley, 159. 
Of Cradley ;. To be printed, 159. Of Oldbury; To be printed, 
166. Of Shopkeepers, Mechanics, Miners and others of 
Bedwelty ; of Workmen of Merthyr Tydvil; and, of Retail 
Tradesmen and Shopkeepers of Dudley ; To be printed, 178. 
Of Magistrates acting in and for the county of Worcester; of 
Inhabitants of the parish of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stafford- 
shire; of Dissenting and Wesleyan Ministers in Dudley, in 
the counties of Worcester and Stafford ; of Working Colliers, 
Miners, Forgemen, Millmen, Manufacturers, and other La- 
bourers employed in the extensive collieries, iron-works and 
manufactories in the township of Bilston, and the neighbour- 
hood thereof; of Inhabitants of the town of Wolverhampton ; 
183. Of Ironmasters of the county of Glamorgan ; of Master 
Manufacturers and Operatives in the Woollen Trade, in the 
parish of Uley and its vicinity, in the county of Gloucester ; 
and, of Inhabitants of Lower Cobridge, Hanley, Shelton, 
Etruria, Stoke, Fenton, Lane Delph and Lane End, in the 
parish of Stoke-upon-Trent, in the county of Stafford ; To be 
printed, 183. Of Inhabitants of the parish of Sheepshead, in 
the county of Leicester; of Inhabitants, Ironmasters, Coal- 
masters, Nailfactors, Manufacturers, Retail Traders and Shop- 
keepers residing and carrying on business in the parish and. 
neighbourhood of West Bromwich, in the county of Stafford ; 
of Merchants, Manufacturers and other Inhabitants of the 
a of Wednesbury, in the county of Stafford and its neigh- 
urhood ; of Shopkeepers, Workmen and Inhabitants of the’ 
town of Wednesbury and its neighbourhood ; of Inhabitants 
of the parish of Kingswinford, in the county of Stafford; of 
King Stanly and its vicinity, in the county of Gloucester ; 
of Workmen and Labourers of the town of Burslem, in the 
Staffordshire Potteries, and its vicinity ; of Magistrates, Iron- 
masters, Coalmasters, Nailmasters and Manufacturers residing 
and carrying on business in the town and neighbourhood of 
Dudley, in the counties of Worcester and Stafford ; of Work- 
men and Labourers of the town and parish of Dudley, in the 
county of Worcester; of Nailmasters, Manufacturers, Retail 
Tradesmen and Shopkeepers, Workmen and Labourers in the 
town and neighbourhood of Hales Owen, in the counties of 
Salop and Worcester ; and, of Magistrates acting in and for 
the county of Stafford; 189. Of Members of the Society of 
Mechanics who have improved or invented the machinery 
used in the hosiery and lace manufactures, in behalf of them- 
selves and others employed in the said manufactures in the 
town and neighbourhood of Nottingham; and, of John Livesey, 
Chairman of a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the townships of 
Great and Little Bolton, and Boroughreeve of Little Bolton ; 
To be printed, 189. Of Inhabitants of Wootton-under-Edge, 
200. To be printed, 201. Of Stroud; To be printed, 214. 
Of Chalford ; To be printed, 232. Of Tipton, 242, Of John 
Raxworthy ; To be printed, 272. Of several Working Colliers 
in the county of Monmouth; of Inhabitants of the parish of 
Trevethin ; 332. Of Joseph Davies, of Pentwyn Mawr; To be 
rinted, 332. Of Manufacturers, Tradesmen and others of 
tock port ; To be printed, 342, Of Workmen employed in 
the Mining District of Shropshire ; of Tradesmen and others 
of Wellington ; and, of Retail Tradesmen and others, in Coal- 
brookdale, 359. Of Manufacturers, Tradesmen and others, of 
Heaton Norris; To be printed, 359. Of Master Manufac- 
turers and Operatives in the. Woollen Trade, in the county of 
Gloucester ; and, of Magistrates acting in the county of Glou- 
cester, unconnected with the clothing manufacture; To. be 
rinted, 395. Of Manufacturers and Tradespeople of Ashby, 
ould, Swadlingcote and Church Greasly ; Referred to Com- 
mittee on Labourers’ Wages Bill, 410. Of Inhabitants and 
Tradesmen of Shifnal; To be printed, 440. Of Inhabitants 


of Tollcross, Carmbachie and Parkhead, 466. Of Magistrates, 
Manufacturers and others of Bradford, Wilts ; To be printed, 
466. 


Lasovrers’ WaGes ; Petition of Merchants, Shopkeepers and 


others of Merthyr Tydvil, praying the House not to repeal the 
Laws now existing against the Payment of Workmens” Wages 
in Goods; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 178. 





Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to 
amend and render more effectual the Laws prohibiting the 
Payment of Wages otherwise than in Money; Debate there- 
upon adjourned, 190. Further adjourned, 196. Debate re- 
sumed; Bill ordered; 249. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
= for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 250. Second 

eading deferred, 353. Bill committed to a Select Committee; 
Five to be the Quorum; 362. Petitions of the Clergy, Ma- 
nufacturers, Landholders, Freeholders and others, the In- 
habitants of Bisley, Brimscomb-Port, Eastcombs, Bussage, 
Oakridge, and their respective vicinities, in the county of 
Gloucester ; of Inhabitants of Painswick; of Clergy, Manu- 
facturers, Landholders, Freeholders, Shopkeepers and others, 
Inhabitants of Cainscross and Ebley; of Inhabitants of Nails- 
worth and Wuvodchester; and, of Clothiers of Lyme Regis, in 
favour; 365. Petitions of Land-owners, Farmers, Workmen and 
other Inhabitants of the colliery district, in the county of Mon- 
mouth ; and, of the Magistrates, Manufacturers, eel 
and other Inhabitants of Trowbridge, in favour; To be printed, 
365. Members added, 383. Petitions referred, 410. Bill 
reported; and re-committed; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 416. Petition of George Forwood, for Provision 
against Payment of Wages at public houses, 432. To be 
printed, 433. Petitions of Cotton Spinners and Manufac- 
turers of Manchester ; and, of the Workmen employed by the 
Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers of Manchester, against ; 
To be printed, 435. Committee deferred, 468, 477, 498, 508, 
517, 525- Bill considered; and reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 


‘printed ; 544. Furtherconsideration of Report deferred, 551. 


Petition of Overlookers and Operative Spinners of Manchester, 
in favour, 562. Further consideration of Report deferred, 573. 
Petition of Operative Cotton Spinners of Glasgow, in favour ; 
To be printed, 578. Report further considered; Motion for 
agreeing to the Amendments made by the Committee to the 
Bill; Debate arising thereupon; Interrupted by a Message 
from the Lords Commissioners; Question again proposed ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; the first Amendment 
made by the Committee being read a second time, Motion 
for agreeing to the said Amendment; Amendment proposed 
to be made to the Question; Debate thereupon solids 
578. Debate further adjourned, 590, 599. Debate resumed, 
604. Question amended; Main Question, as amended, being 
proposed, Debate arising thereupon, Motion for adjourning 
the Debate, and by Leave withdrawn; Bill recommitted ; 
considered; ‘ Proceedings in Committee;” further Pro- 
ceeding dropped for want of Forty Members; 605. Committee 
deferred, 606,613. Bill considered ; “ Proceedings in Com- 
mittee ;” 620. Committee deferred, 626, 631, 635. Put off 
for Three Months, 639. 


Vide Taxes. 





LazsovrincG Poor; Bill to Pp om the Employment thereof 


by Free hiring at fair and adequate Wages, ordered, 272: 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 349. Second Reading deferred, 362, 376. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee; Five to be the 
Quorum; 397-_ Member added, 408. Reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 420. Further consideration of Report de- 
= 435, 444, 459, 459, 490, 498, 516, 538, 546, 568, 578, 
5°3- 

Petition of Inhabitants of Frome Selwood, 





‘suggesting a Measure for the Improvement of the Condition 


of the Labouring Poor, and diminishing the Parish Expen- 
diture ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 555. 


LakENHEATH (Suffolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 


and Bill ordered, 82. Presented, and read, 146. 


Lamsetn Bridge; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge 


across the Thames from Horseferry Road to the opposite Shore 
in the Parish of Saint — Lambeth; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 65. Reported; Bill ordered; 95- Presented, and 
read, 138. Petition of the Vauxhall Bridge Company, 
against; To lie on the Table, 146. Bill committed, 151. 
Petitions of Free Watermen of the River Thames usually By: 
ing at Lambeth Palace Stairs, against ; To lie on the Table; 
of the Vauxhall Bridge Company, against; Referred; and 
Counsel ordered ; 182. Petition of the Company of Water- 
men and Lightermen of the River Thames, against ; To lie on 
the Table, 200. Petition of Poor Watermen of Saint Margaret 
and Saint John the Evangelist, Westminster, against; Re- 
fetred ; and Counsel ordered; 207. Petition of the Company 


’ of Watermen and Lightermen of the River Thantes; and, of 


the Free Watermen usually plying at Lambeth Palace Stairs, 
against ; Referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 217. 


LAMPETERPONTSTEPHEN Roads... Vide CARMARTHEN. 


LANCASHIRE 








16.IvV.ciw.v.] INDEX ¢o the 


E1GuHTY-FIFTH VoLuMrk. 





‘LancAsuire Granpv Juries; Petition of the Inhabitants of 
Liverpool, praying for the extension of the Operation of the 
Jury Act to Corporate and other Jurisdictions; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 464. 

‘Lancinc Road. Vide SHorenam Brince, 

Lancuery Mit Road. Vide Cromrorp Bridge. 


Lanpitorp and TENANT; Petitions for amending the Laws re- 
lating thereto; Of Owners of houses in Newcastle-upon-T yne ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 415. Of Inhabitants 
of Leicester, 434. 


LanpLorpDs. Vide LiAsi.ity of. Poor Law AMENDMENT. 
Lanp Revenue. Vide Accounts. Woops and Forests. 
Lanp Tax. Vide Accounts. 


Lanp Tax AssessMENT; Petition of Owners, Occupiers and 
Inhabitant Householders of St. Paul Covent Garden, for an 
equalization thereof ; To lie on the Table, 283. 


Lanpwarp Parishes. Vide Scor.anp, 


Law ; Petition complaining of the Statute Law and Common 
Law as it at present exists, and praying for a Reform thereof, 
26. To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 27. 


Law Cuarces; Petition of William Myers, a Prisoner in the 
county Gaol of Carlisle, for preventing the increasing ex- 
penses of Law Charges ; To lie on the Table, 27. 


Vide AccounTs. Suppty. 


Law, Code of; Petition of John Dingwall Williams for the re- 
vision of the British Code of Law by competent persons ; To 
lie on the Table, 563. 


Law Courts; Petition of James Anderton, of New Bridge- 
street, Blackfriars, complaining of the want of accommodation 
in the Courts of Law, 68. To lie on the Table, 69. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Carlisle for a reform 
of the practice of the Courts of Law in this Kingdom; To lie 
on the Table, 219. To be printed, 257. 


Law Orrices. Vide ScoTLaNp. 


Laws, Exrrrine ; Committee appointed to inquire what tem- 
porary laws of a public and general nature are now in force, 

‘ and what have expired, &amp;c.; To report Observations ; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Instruction to report Opinion 
from time to time which of them are fit to be revived, con- 
tinued or made perpetual; Five to be the Quorum; and to 
sit notwithstanding any adjournment ; Report of gth February 
1829 referred; 10. Baoatt to lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 15. 

Law Suits in WaueEs. Vide Accounts, (AppREssEs, 69.) 


Leap; Petitions for a Duty on the Importation of Lead or Lead 
Ore ; Of Inhabitants of Alston; To be printed, 47. Of’ Ar- 
kengarthdale; To be printed, 203. Of Proprietors and 
Adventurers in the Lead Mines of Nedderdale; To be printed, 
242. Of John Barker, Chairman of a meeting of Owners of 
Lead Mines in the county of Derby ; To be printed, 263. Of 
Inhabitants of the district of Craven ; To be printed, 284. Of 
the Mining District on the Derwent ; To be printed, 353. Of 
Inhabitants of Middleton in Teesdale, 374. Of Tavistock, 403. 
To be printed, 413. Of Allendale and Alston; To be printed 
474- Of Stanhope and Wolsingham; of Dafton, Hilton ai 
Murton ; of the Governor and Company for smelting down 
Lead with Pit Coal and Sea Coal ; and, of William Gabriel 
Davy, 479. Of Miners, Smelters and others interested in the 
working of Mines in the county of Flint ; To be printed, 479. 
Of persons interested in working Lead Mines and smelting 
Lead Ores in Cornwall; To be printed, 577. Of Governor 
and Company for working Mines and Minerals in Scotland ; 
To be printed, 593. 

Petition of Proprietors and Workers of Lead Mines in 

the county of Derby, against restrictions on the importation 
thereof ; To lie on the T able ; and to be printed ; 566. 

——-- Vide IRELAND. 


Leases of LANpDs. Vide [RELAND. 


Learner Doties Repeat; Bill to repeal the Duties of Ex- 
cise and Drawbacks on Leather, and the Laws relating thereto, 
ordered, 187. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; and to be printed ; 266. Committed, 333. 
Considered, 339. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day ap- 
pointed for Third paren ; 343- Passed, 349. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 382. Royal Assent, 499. 


LeatHerR Duty. Vide [RELAND. 











Leeps. Vide Evective FRANcuise. 


Leeps and Sevsy Railway ; Petition for a Bill for making a 
Railway from the town of Leeds to the River Ouse, in the 
— of Selby; Referred to a Committee, 66. Reported ; 

ill ordered ; 88. Presented, and read, 93. Petition of Dow- 
ager Marchioness of Hertford, and of Owners of land on the 
line of the said Railway, against ; To lie on the Table, 130. 
Bill committed, 130. Petition of Owners and Proprietors of 
steam tugs or vessels navigating the Ouse and Humber, be- 
tween Selby and Kingston-upon-Hull, in favour, 131. Peti- 
tion of Owners and Occupiers of land, Merchants, and others, 
in Holderness, in favour, 162. Petition of Bankers, Mer- 


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chants, and others, of Bradford, in favour, 177. Petitions of 
Owners of land, Farmers, and other Inhabitants of South Mil- 
ford, Sherburn, Newthorpe and Micklefield, contiguous to the 
proposed Railway from s to Selby, in the west riding of 
the county of York ; of Merchants, Ship-owners, Traders and 
other Inhabitants of the town of Selby, in the west riding of 
the county of York ; and, of Owners of the principal part of the 
lands through which the proposed Railway between Leeds and 
Selby is intended to pass, in favour; 182. Petition of Gentry, 
Merchants, and others, Inhabitants of Beverley, in favour, 
188. Petition of Dowager Marchioness of Hertford, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 192. Petitions of Bankers, 
Merchants and Traders in Manchester; and, of Merchants, 
Traders, and others, of the city of York, in favour; i192. Pe- 
tition of Gentry, Freeholders, Merchants, Corn Factors, and 
others, of Louth, in favour; Petition of Undertakers of the 
Aire and Calder Navigation, against; 199. Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 20u. Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers, 
and others, of Dewsbury, in favour, 206. Petitions of Inha- 
bitants of Bingley; of the Woollen and Worsted Manufac- 
turers, and others, of Bowling, Bradford and East Bierley ; of 
Birstall and Gomersall; of Inhabitants of the city, bail and 
close of Lincoln, and the neighbourhood thereof; of the Wool- 
len and Worsted Manufacturers, and others, of Gildersome, 
Drighlington and Tong ; of Kirkstall, Woodhouse and Chapel 
Allerton; of Holbeck; of Cleckheaton, Wike, Hunsworth 
and North Bierley ; of Wortley and Farnley; of Hunslett; 
of Eccleshill, Windhill and Shipley; of Yeadon and Guise- 
ley; of Bolton; of Sale, Baildon and Heaton; of Horsforth 
and Rawden; of Thornhill; of Calverley and Farsley; of 
Batley and Heckmondwike; of Churwell and Morley; of 
Horbury ; of Owners and Occupiers of land, Farmers, and 
other Inhabitants of Aberford ; of Garforth, in the line of the 
poapenne Railway from Leeds to Selby; of Merchants, Ma- 
nufacturers, Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of Leeds; of 
Inhabitants of Skipton ; and, of Merchants, Ship-owners and 
Traders of the city of London, in favour; 226. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 247. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 327. Passed, 344. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 405. Considered, and agreed to, 409. Royal 
Assent, 500. 


Lee, Thomas Eyre. Vide Birmincuam and Lonpon Junc- 
TION CANAL. SPEAKER. PARLIAMENTARY AGENCY. 


Legs, Reverend Sir Harcourt. Vide IRELAND. 


Leicester and SwANNINGTON Railway; Petition for a Bilt 
for making and maintaining a Railway or Tramroad from the 
River Soar, in or near the borough of Leicester, to Swanning- 
ton; Referred to a Committee, 59. Reported; Bill ordered; 
138. Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 181. Reported ; 
a to lie on the Table; 253. Report further considered ; 

il 


to be ingrossed ; 327. Passed, 357. Agreed to by the 


Lords, 390. Royal Assent, 500. 


Leonarp StTan.ey (G/oucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose ; and Bill ordered, 50. Presented, and read, 87. Pe- 
tition of Proprietors of lands, tenements and hereditaments iti 
Leonard Stanley, against; To lie on the Table, 121. Bill com- 
mitted, 235. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 281. Passed, 328: 
Agreed to by the Lords, 352. Royal Assent, 355. 


Letters ; Usual Orders relating to Members’ Letters, 9: 
Levy, Lewis. Vide Jews. 
Lewes Inclosure. Vide Kineston. 


Lewes Roads. Vide RincMER. 


Liapitity of Lanptorps; Bill for better rating Tenements 
under a certain annual value; Reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
; 375- Petitions of Freeholders and Beneficial Lease- 

olders of Camberwell and Peckham; and, of House owners 
of the city of Chester, against ; To lie on the Table, 380. Pe- 
titions of the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the 
township of Halifax ; and, of the Governor and Guardians of 
the Poor of the nine parishes within the city and county of 
the city of Chester, duly assembled at a Special Board, in 
favour ; 380. Of the Churchwardens, Overseers arid Select 
Vestry of the township of Doncaster; of East Teignmouth ; 
of the Churchwardens, Visitor and Guardians of the Poor of 
West Teignmouth ; and, of Churchwardens and Overseers of 
Bishops Teignmouth, in the county of Devon, in favour ; To 
be printed, 380. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 385. _Peti- 
tion of Churchwardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of Chel- 
tenham, in favour; To be printed, 395. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 399. Jetitions of Churchwardens, Overseers and Se- 
lect Vestry of Stansfield; and, of Stoke-upon-Trent, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 401. Of Lyme Regis, against; To lie on 
the Table, 411. Petition of Charles Girdlestone, Vicar of 
Sedgley, in favour, 416. Petition of Churchwardens and Over- 
seers, and Select Vestry of Preston, in favour; To be printed, 
416. Petition of Churchwardens, Uverseers, and others, of 
Coleshill, in favour, 434. Of Vicars, Churchwardens, and 
others, of Barton-upon-Irwell, in favour ; To be printed, 434. 


Third Reading deferred, 436, 444, 459. Petition of Directors 
of the Poor of Saint Michael and the Holy Trinity, in the ae 
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LiaBILITy oF LANDLORDs—continued. 
of Coventry, against; To be printed, 466. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 469, 490, 516, 524, 544, 548. Petition of Merchants, 
Traders, and others, of Leeds, against; To be printed, 566. 
Third Reading deferred, 574, 582. 


Vide Poor Law AMENDMENT. 


Liapitity oF Reat Property; Bill for consolidating and 
amending the Laws for facilitating the as ign of Debts out 
of Real Stale, ordered, 27. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; g0. Com- 
mitted, 91. Considered; reported; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 98. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 117. Third Reading deferred, 
124. Bill passed, 129. Agreed to by the Lords, 644. Royal 
Assent, 646. 

Line, Law AMENDMENT; Act6o0 Geo. 3, c. 8, relating to the 
prevention and punishment thereof, read ; Bill to repeal so 
much of the said Act as relates to the sentence of Banishment 
for the second offence, and to provide some further remedy 
against the abuse of publishing Libels, ordered; 452. Pre- 
sented, and read, 459. Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 460. Second Reading deferred, 490, 
508, 516. Petition of John Charles Green, against; To be 
printed, 542. Second Reading deferred, 550. Bill committed, 
556. Comnnittee deferred, 568, 576, 583, 592, 610. Bill 
considered ; “‘ Proceedings in Committee ;” 626. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Tiird Reading ; 631. 
Passed, 640. Agreed to by the Lords, 653. Royal Assent, 
657- 

Liprary (House of Commons) ; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the present state thereof; To consider respecting 
future Regulations for its preservation and management, and 
to report their Observations ; Three to be the Quorum ; 278. 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 341. Power 
to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence; reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 520. Report 
read; Motion, That the future Management and Regulation 
of the Library be confided to the care of certain Members of 
the House under the superintendence of the Speaker; Debate 
thereupon adjourned for a month; 630. 


Vide AccounTs. 

LicenseED VicTuALLers. Vide Retait BREweERs. 
Licenses. Vide Beer. PuBticans. 
Licensinc System; Petition of George Goodwin, of Saint 
. Ives, complaining of the refusal of a License, and praying 
_ for an sig pa into the present system of licensing Public 

Houses; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 184. 
Licnrietp Road. Vide WALSALL. 
Licut Dues. Vide Berwick. 
Ligutuovuse Dues. Vide Accounts. 
Limerick and CHARLEVILLE Road. Vide IRELAND. 
———— Hospital. Vide IRELAND. 
Lincouin and Norwicu Dioceses. Vide AcvountTs. 
Linen Trape. Vide IRELAND. 
LittLe ADDINGTON Inclosure. Vide ADDINGTON. 





LittLe Botton Improvement ; Petition for leave to present a Pe- 
tition for a Bill for more effectually cleansing, lighting and im- 
proving that town, 176. Referred to a Committee, 177. Re- 
ported ; Leave given ; Petition presented accordingly; Referred 
to a Committee ; 188. Reported, 198. Bill ordered, 199. Pre- 
sented, and read, 230. Committed, 253. Petition of Land- 
owners and Ley Payersof Little Bolton, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 329. Petition of Ley Payers and others of 
Little Bolton, in favour, 329. Petition of Proprietors of Gas 
Works and others of Little Bolton, against; Referred and 
Counsel ordered, 335. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 364. 
Passed, 393. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. Royal Assent, 
499- 

LitrLe Botton Roads. Vide EpEeNnrFie.p. 


LitTLEBOROUGH Roads. Vide WERNETH. 


Liverroot Docks; Petition for a Bill for extending and 
amending Acts; Referred toa Committee, 29. Reported, 87. 
Bill ordered, 88. Presented, and read, 92. Committed, 152. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 207. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 241. Passed, 245. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 268. Royal Assent, 279. 

Vide Accounts. 
———— Roads. Vide Hotyueap. 
— Improvement; Petition for a Bill for the better 
Paving and Sewerage of that town; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 7. Reported ; Bill ordered; 25.. Presented, and read, 
48. Committed, 199. Reported; to be 0, Ser 245. 
Passed, 247. Agreed to by the Lords, 268. Royal Assent, 
279. 
Packets. Vide Accounts. 
Luioyp, Mary Ann. Vide Poyais Bonps. 
Locat Jupicature. — Vide Locat Jurispictions. 


Loca Jurispicrions ; Bill for establishing Courts of Local 
Jurisdiction, ordered, 349. Presented, and read; Day. ap- 
pointed for Second gee ; 662. Second Reading deferred, 
§69. Committed, 569. Considered, and reported ; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed, with an Abstract; 576. 

Lonpon Agvepvuct; Petition for a Bill for making an Aque- 
duct, and forsupplying the Metropolis with pure and nutritious 
Water therefrom; Referred to a Committee, 82. 

— Arcane; Petition for leave to present a Petition for 

a Bill for constructing an Arcade from London Wall to Bar- 

tholomew Lane, in the City of London; Referred to a Com- 

mittee, 88. Reported; Leave given; 92. Petition presented 
accordingly ; Referred to a Committee; 93. Reported; Bill 

ordered ; 137. Presented, arid read, 146. 


—— AssurRANCE ComPpAaNIEs; Petition for a Bill to 
enable them to purchase Annuities upon, or for Lives, and to 
lend Money; Referred to a Committee, 38. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 42. Presented, and read, 59. Committed, 88. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 389. Passed, 409. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 441. Royal Assent, 500. 


— Bisnopof Lonpon; Bill from the Lords for enabling 
him to grant Building Leases of certain Estates belonging to 
the See of London, 412. Read, 413. Committed, 430. Re- 
ported; and passed; 487. Royal Assent, 501. 


Bripce and Fieet MARKET; Petition for a Bill 
to make further Provision for defraying the Expenses of 
making Approaches to London Bridge, and the removal of 
Fleet Market ; Referred toa Committee, 30. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 40. Presented, and read, 58. Committed, 129. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the Ward of Bridge, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 163. Bill reported Re rt 
to lie on the Table ; 258. Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed ; 344. Day appointed for Third Reading, 350. 
Passed, 355. Agreed to 8 the Lords, 390. Royal As- 
sent, 500. : : 

FLEET Prison ; Petition for a Bill for the Removal 
of that Prison, 30. Referred toa Committee, 31. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 40. 

— Merropo.tis Water; Petition of Bakers, and 
others of London, praying for a Supply of good and wholesome 
Water to the Metropolis; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 106. 

—— Snerirrs of; House informed, That the Sheriffs 
attended, 30, 462, 519, 614. ; 


Vide AccounTs. 

















Lonpon JuNcTION CANAL. Vide BIRMINGHAM. 
and Ep1inspurGH Roads. Vide NortTHerRn Roads. 





and HoLyYHEAD Roads. Vide HotyHeEAp. Nortru- 
ERN Roads. 


and LivERPOOL Roads. Vide HotynEAb. Nortu- 
ERN Roads. 


LONDONDERRY CoRPORATION. Vide IRELAND. 
Marquis of, Estate. Vide Russe.t. 


Lonctown Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 60. Presented, and 
read, 102. Committed,119. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 169. 
Passed, 177. Agreed to by the Lords, 211. Royal As- 
sent, 216. 


Lorp LigvuTENANT. Vide IRELAND. 


Lorns; Request that the House will give leave to Sir Edward 
Hyde East, Baronet (a Member,) to attend a Committee at 
the Lords, 141. House will send an Answer, 142. Message 
considered ; and Leave given him to attend ; 147. . 

Request that the House will give leave to Sir Robert 

Lawrence Dundas, Baronet, and Samuel Crompton, Esquire 

(Members) to attend as Witnesses upon the Second Reading 

of the East Retford Bill; House will. send an Answer, 277. 

Request that the House will give leave to John Stewart, 

Esquire (a Member) to attend a Committee at the Lords; 

Message considered ; and Leave given him to attend ; 533. 

Request that the House will give leave to Sir Marcus 

Somerville, Baronet (a Member,) to attend a Committee at 

the Lords ; House will send an Answer, 549. Message con- 

sidered ; and Leave given him to attend; 571. 

Request Copy of the Glossary to the Fifth Report on 

East India Affairs, made 28th July 1812, 141. House will 

send an Answer, 142. Message considered; and a printed 

Copy to be communicated ; 164. 


Request Copy of Report from Committee in 1828, on 
the Laws relating to Irish and Scottish Vagrants; House will 
send an Answer, 220. Message considered, 225. And a 
printed Copy to be communicated, 226. 


Request Copy of Report from Committee on the con- 
duct of Sir Jonah , Bae together with the Deposition 
and other Papers connected therewith ; House will send an 
Answer; 228. Message considered; and a printed Copy of 
the said Report and Deposition to be communicated ; 230. 


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EIGHTY-FIFTH VOLUME. 





-Lorps—continued. 
Request Copy of the Evidence upon which this House 
passed the East Retford Election Bill; House will send an 
Answer, 228. Message considered; and a printed Copy to 
be communicated ; 230. 


Request Copy of Report from Committee on the state 
of the Northern Roads; Message considered ; and a printed 
Copy communicated ; 347. 


Request Copy of Report from Committee on Sale of 
Beer; Message considered ; and a printed Copy communi- 
cated ; 505. 

Request Copy of Report from Committee on Holyhead 
and Liverpool Roads; House will send an Answer, 549. 


Request Copies of Reports from Committees in 1824, 
on the Criminal Law of England; Message considered ; and 
printed Copies communicated ; 558. 


Request the Minutes of the Evidence taken before the 
Committee on the State of the Poor of Ireland; House will 
send an Answer, 639. 


Request the Reports, together with the Minutes of the 
Evidence taken before the Committee on the Affairs of the 
East India Company; House will send an Answer, 639. 
Message considered ; and a printed Copy of the said Report, 
and Minutes of Evidence, to be cor uunicated ; 643. 


Request Copies of Firsi +». Second Report from Com- 
mittee in 1819 on the state of ©» &gt;ase, and condition of the 
Labouring Poor in Ireland ; Messag: considered ; and printed 
Copies communicated ; 644. 


Request Copy of Report from Committee on Holyhead 
and Liverpool Roads; Message considered; and a printed 
Copy communicated ; 647. 


Request that this House will direct one of their Clerks 
to attend their Lordships upon the Second Reading of the 
East Retford Election Bill, and produce Petitions and other 
Papers; Message considered; Resolution, That a Clerk be 
directed to attend as desired ; 327. 


- Request that the proper Officer do attend their Lord- 
ships with the Documents produced before the Committee in 
the last Session, on the conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington ; 
Message considered ; Resolution, That a Clerk be directed to 
attend, and produce the Documents as desired ; 505. 


Request that the proper Officer do attend their Lord- 
ships with the original Reports from the Committee in 1827, 
on the East Retford Election; Message considered ; Resolu- 
tion, That a Clerk be directed to attend, and produce the 
Documents as desired ; 522. 


Message from, acquainting this House, That the Lords 
had agreed to the Address for the Removal of Sir Jonah Bar- 
rington, and had filled up the blank with “ Lords Spiritual and 
Temporal, and,” 651. 


— Message from, by the Clerk Assistant and the additional 
Clerk Assistant, acquainting the House, That His ao 
had appointed a day to be attended with the Address of bot 
Houses of Parliament, and that the Lords had ordered the 
Lord Steward and the Lord Chamberlain of the Household 
to attend His Majesty therewith; and desired this House to 
Yap a proportionable number of its Members to go with 
them; and also acquainted the House, that from the absence 
of their usual Messengers, and the urgency of the case, the 
Lords had been induced to send them with the said Message ; 
House acquiesced in the reasons assigned, trusting the same 
will not be drawn into precedent for the future; 652. Vide 
(ADDRESSES, 9.) 


Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of the ietances of Evidence taken before the Committee 
on the Coal Trade in the last Session, 7. Report that the 
Message had been delivered, and that the Lords had commu- 
nicated a printed copy of the said Minutes, 16. To be 
printed, 16. 

Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Com- 
mittee on the Affairs of the East India Company, 622. Report 
that the Message had been delivered, and that the Lords had 


communicated a printed Copy of the said Minutes, 634. To 
be printed, 634. 


















































—— Conference desired with the Lords, upon a matter of 
high importance and concern respecting the due Administra- 
tion of Justice, 473. Lords agree to a Conference, 474. 

Lorpv StewArp administers.the Oaths to certain Members, 
and makes a Deputation for swearing the remainder, 589. 

His Deputation, 588. . 

Vide Accounts, Stppty. 

Lottery Orrice. Vide Accounts. 

LovcuBorovucu Roads. Vide Market Harsorovucu. 


Loutn Roads; Petition fora Bill for more effectually repairin 
and improving the same ; and Bill ordered, 59. Presented, 
and read, 100. Committed, 126. Reported; to be in- 


eee 388. Passed, 409. Agreed to by the Lords, 442. 
oyal Assent, 501. 











VOL. 85. Sess, 1830. 


Lower CanabDA LeGistaturReE. Vide Canapba. 
Lunacy. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 70.) 


Lunatic Commissions; Bill to diminish the inconvenience 
and expense of Commissions in the nature of Writs de 
Lunatico Inquirendo, ordered, 123. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 194. 
Second Reading deferred, 161. Put off for Six Months, 196. 


LicensinG; Bill to authorize the transfer of certain 
Balances in the hands of the Clerks of the Peace, on account 
of Lunatic Asylums Licenses, ordered, 22. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 
22. Committed, 28. Considered, 39. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; page for Third Reading; 48. Passed, 70. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 128. Royal Assent, 129. 

Lunatics. Vide Accounts. 


Property ; Bill for consolidating and amending the 
Laws relating to the Property of Infants, Femes Covert and 
Lunatics, ordered, 27. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 30. Committed, 91. 
Considered; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to S printed ; 98. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 117. Third Reading deferred, 124. Bill passed, 
129. By the Lords, with Amendments, 643. Considered, and 
agreed to, 645. Royal Assent, 657. 


LusHINGTON, Stephen Rumbold. Vide Canrersury. 








11°Geo. 1V. &amp; 1° Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


MACCLESFIELD Water; Petition for a Bill for better 
supplying the Inhabitants of Macclesfield with Water ; 
Referred to a Committee, 34. Reported; Bill ordered ; 92. 
Presented, and read, 125. Committed, 162. Petition of Bur- 
one and Inhabitants of Macclesfield, against, 259. Re- 
erred, and Counsel ordered, 260. Petition of William Smyth, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 356. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 390. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 462. Passed, 471. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 533- Royal Assent, 561. 


Macuinery; Petitions complaining of the use thereof; of 
Manufacturers of Woollen Cloths, Operatives and others, 
residing at Morley, in the parish of Batley,255. Of Journey- 
men Paper Makers of Surrey, 332. Of the county of Kent; 
To be printed, 353. Of han al of Woollen Cloths, 
Operatives and others of Churwell, in the parish of Batley ; 
To be printed, 380. Of Paper Makers of the county of Dur- 
ham, 434. Of Norfolk ; To be printed, 442. Of Labourers, 
Mechanics and Artisans, Members of the British Association 
for promoting Co-operative Knowledge; To be printed, 475. 


Mac Quoin, Hugh Matthew. Vide Custom House. 


Map Docs. Vide Canine MADNEss. 
Mapras REGIsTRAR. 


Dogs. 
Vide East Inp1a. 


Maiti Contractors. Vide Parcets ConveyANCE. 


Mactmssury Roads; Petition fora Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the same, 35. Bill ordered, 36. 
Presented, and read, 108. Committed, 129. Reported; to 


be ingrossed; 192. Passed, 199. Agreed to by the Lords, 
228. Royal Assent, 279. 


Matt Duty; Petitions for the abolition or repeal thereof; Of 
Merchants and others of the Corn Exchange, London, 16. 
To be printed, 17. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and 
other Persons interested in the growth of Barley, in the hun- 
dreds of Thingoe, Thedwastre and Blackbourn; and, in Lack- 
ford ; To be printed, 152. Of Owners and Occupiers in the 
hundred of ‘l'averham; To be printed, 180. Of South Er- 
pingham; To be printed, 214. Of Farmers, Agriculturists, 
and others of Cirencester ; To be printed, 265. Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land in the county of Huntingdon, 540. 


Petition of James Rice Williams, Esquire, against 
the Reduction of the Duty on Malt; Referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Sale of Beer, 190. 

Duties; Act 7 and 8 Geo. 4, c. 52, to consolidate and 
amend certain Laws relating thereto, read; Bill to alter and 
amend the said Act, ordered ; 278. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 279. 
Committed, 334. Considered, 349. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 354. Passed, 
363. Agreed to by the Lords, 390. Royal Assent, 499. 


Vide IRELAND. 


Matt and Breer Duties; Petitions for the repeal thereof ; Of 
Landowners, Farmers and Tradesmen of Wittersham, Stone 
and Ebony in the Isle of Oxney, Kent; of Inhabitants: of 
Wrotham; and, of Benenden; To be printed, 22. Of Own- 
ers and Occupiers of Land in Boroughbridge ; and, of Mayor, 
Aldermen, ss and Inhabitants of Banbury; To be 
printed, 26. Of Inhabitants of the city of Lincoln; and, of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land and Inhabitants in the hun- 
dreds of Tunstead and Happing, Norfolk ; To be printed, go. 
Of Inhabitants of Stony Stratford; To be printed, 54. Of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land, together with the Tradesmen 


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INDEX ¢o the: E1Guty-Fi FrH VoLu ME... °[4. 1830. 














Matt and Beer Duties—continued. 


in the vicinity of Sittingbourne; of several. Inhabitants. of the 
arishes of Mereworth and West Peckham; of the parish of 
iddenden ; of the parish of Hawkhurst ;-of the parishes of 
Sandhurst and Newenden ; and, of the parish of Rolvenden, 
in the county of Kent; To be printed, 68. Of Kenilworth ; 
of several Owners and Occupiers of land in the parishes of 
Leek Wootton, Lillington and Cubington respectively, in the 
county of Warwick; and, of several Owners and Occupiers 
of land, and other Inhabitants of the hundred of Grimshoe, 
in the county of Norfolk; To be printed, 83. Of the hun- 
dred of Babergh in the county of Suffolk ; To be _— 89. 
Of Inhabitants of Ryarsh and Ditton; of Leybourne and 
Snodland; and, of Birling and East Malling; 93. To be 
printed, 94. Of Offham and Addington; of Goudhurst ; 
and, of Tonbridge ; To be printed, g4. Of several Proprietors 
and Occupiers of land, and Inhabitants of Norham and Island 
Shires, in the county of Durham, 10g. Of Gentry, Yeomanry 
and others, of Shipley, near Horsham; of several Inhabitants 
of the county of limoshi? of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Shropshire, and of the hundred of South Bradford, the Bur- 
_gesses of Shrewsbury, and Wenlock and Condover; and, of 
the Freeholders and Inhabitants of Shropshire ; To be printed, 
103. Of Proprietors and Occupiers of land and Inhabitants 
of the parishes of Etchingham and Salehurst ; and, of Cler 
and Inhabitanta of Bexhill, Hooe and Ninfield; 111. Of 
several Inhabitants of Ash; of Beaksbourn, ancy ay a 
Patricksbourn and Bridge; of Boughton, Hernehill, Good- 
nestone and Graveney; of Sheldwich, Selling, Doddington, 
Wichling and Newnham ; of the city of Canterbury and its 
vicinity; of Barming ; of Maidstone; of Ashburnham, Pen- 
hurst and Catsfield, in the county of Sussex; of Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Shropshire ; and, of Owners, Occupiers of 
land and Inhabitants in the hundred of Colneis and its neigh- 
bourhood, in the county of Suffolk ; To be printed, 111. Of 
Owners and Occupiers of land in the hundred of North Er- 
sae (Norfolk); of Farmers and other Inhabitants of the 
undred of Mitford (Norfolk) ; of Occupiers of land and other 
Inhabitants of the parish of Shipdam, in the county of Nor- 
folk ; of Inhabitants of the county of Glamorgan; of Gentry, 
Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the county of Salop ; 
of Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry and others of the several parishes 
of Whitnash, Harbury, Chesterton, Radford and Tachbrook, 
in the county of Warwick ; of Owners and Occupiers of land 
and others interested in the prosperity of agriculture residing 
in the town and vicinity of Raucing hs ay of Occupiers of 
land and others of the parish of Bradwell-juxta-Mare, in the 
county of Essex; To be printed, 121. Of Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Shropshire and others in Shrewsbury ; To be 
printed, 127. Of Inhabitants of Eastling, Stalisfield, Otten- 
den, Babchild, Rodmersham, Linstead, Throwley, Leveland 
and Braddlesmere; of Petham, Waltham, Elmstead and 
Herne; of Blean, Harbledown, Saint Stephen’s, Thanington, 
Milton, Horton and Chartham ; of Challock, Moldash, Nack- 
ington, — and Lower Hardres and Stelling ; of Kingston, 
Barham, Womenswould, Denton, Woolton, Chilham, God- 
mersham, Hastingleigh and Crundale; of Ospringe, Norton, 
Tonge, Murton, Milton, Iwade, Bobbing, Luddenham, Teyn- 
ham, Buckland and Oare, and Eastling, Statisfield and Ot- 
tenden; of the Isle of Thanet; of Wingham and Staple; of 
Chislett, Hoath and Reculver; of Eastry, Woodnesbough, 
Worth, Ham, Lyminge, Acrise and Elham; of Sturry, Ford- 
wich and Westbeer; of Ickham, Wickham, Littleborne and 
Stodmarsh ; of Adisham, Goodnestone, Nonington, Chillenden, 
Knowlton, Stourmouth, Elmstone and Preston, in the count 
of Kent; of the Vicar, Churchwardens, Occupiers of land, 
Labourers and Inhabitants of Rendham; of Owners, Oc- 
supiers and others of Rattlesden ; of Farmers and Inhabitants 
of Cowlinge, in the county of Suffolk; and, of the Gentry, 
vlerey: Yeomanry and Tenantry, Inhabitants of the parish of 
Middle and its neighbourhood, in the county of Salop; To be 
printed, 139. Of Inhabitants of Aston Rowant, in the county 
of Oxford; of the Noblemen, Freeholders, Commissioners of 
Supply, Justices of Peace, and Magistrates of towns of the 
county of Renfrew; of the Bailiffs, Principal and Common 
Burgesses and other Inhabitants of the town and borough of 
Eye; of the Yeomen, Tenantry, Tradesmen and others of 
Send and Ripley, in the county of Surrey; and, of the 
Owners and Occupiers of land and other Inhabitants within 
the hundred of Freebridge Lynn, in the county of Norfolk ; 
To be printed, 148. Of Gentey, Clergy, Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of the county of Salop; of Ludlow; of the 
Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry and Tradesmen of the borough of 
Warwick and its neighbourhood ; and, of Owners and Occu- 
piers of land, and other Inhabitants of the hundred of Eyns- 
ford, in the county of Norfolk; 148. Of Inhabitants of Ew: 
hurst and Bodiam, of the rape of Hastings, 158. Of Gentle- 
men, Farmers, Traders and others, being Inhabitants of Rye, 
in the county of Sussex ; of Freeholders, Farmers, Tradesmen 
and others residing in Croydon and its vicinity ; and, of Malt- 
sters and Dealers in corn in Taunton; To be printed, 158. 
Of Yeomanry, Tenantry, Tradesmen and others, of Byfleet 
and Pyrford ; To be printed, 165. Of Inhabitants of Brom- 
yard, in the county of Hereford; and of Ticehurst and Wad- 
urst, in the county of Sussex; 172. Of William Mills, Mayor 
and Chairman of a meeting of Inhabitants of Newbury and 





MANCHESTER. 


Marine Mutiny; Bill for regulatin 





nhamland ; and, of the Rector, Parish Offi- 
cers-and other Inhabitants of Iden, Playden and East Gulde- 


township of S 


ford, in the eastern part of the county of Sussex; To be 
rinted, 172. Of all the married’ Labouring Men of. Farleigh 
allop ; of Agricultural Inhabitants of the parish of Bargh- 
clere, in the county of Southampton; of Owners, and ‘Occu- 
piers of land, Persons in trade, and others within the count 
of Huntingdon interested in the prosperity of agriculture ; cid 
be printed, 183. Of Owners, Occupiers of land. and .other 
Inhabitants of the hundred of Humbleyard, ‘in the county of 
Norfolk ; and, of the Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, 
Justices of the Peace and Inhabitants of the county of Ross ; 
183. Of Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry,;Tenantry, ‘Tradesmen 
and Labourers. of the several parishes of Baginton, Bubben- 
hall, Ryton and Stretton-on-Dunsmore, Prineethorpe, Wool- 
ston, Brandon and Bretford, in the county of Warwick, 189. 
Of Inhabitants of Thornham and Deptling, in the county of 
Kent; of Saint Ebbe, in the city of Oxford; and, of the 
hundred of Launditch, in the county of Norfolk; To be 
printed, 189. Of Freeholders and’ Inhabitants of Bedford- 
shire ; and, of Owners and Occupiers of land in Coddington ; 
195. Of Inhabitants of Burnham ;' and, of Magistrates, 
Clergy, Owners and Occupiers of land and others in the hun- 
dreds of Newport; To be printed; 200. Of Landowners, 
Clergy and Occupiers of land in the hundred of Cosford ; To 
be printed, 211. Of Farmers, Tradesmen and others, Inha- 
bitants of Brede and Udimore; To be printed, 220.. Of 
Owners and Occupiers of land in Burford, 276. Of Inhabit- 
ants of Yalding ; of Hunton ; of East Peckham ; of Hougham, 
Alkham, Caple and Poulton ; of Westeliffe; Ringwould, Saint 
Margaret at Cliffe and Ripple ; of Kast Langdon, West Lang- 
don, Guston, Whitfield and Oxney ; of Sheperdswell, Coldred, 
Eythorne and Waldershare ; and, of Ewell, River and Lydden; 
To be printed, 358. Of Charlton and Buckland ; of Water- 
ingbury ; of Sutton Northbourne, Little Mongeham and other 
places ; and, of Long Itchington, Offchurch and. other places; 
366. Of Andrew Fountaine, Sheriff of Norfolk; and, of the 
Committee of the Norfolk Agricultural Society ; To be printed, 
366. Of Owners and Occupiers of land in Chipping Norton, 
382. Of Inhabitants of Battel; of Gentry, Clergy, Free- 
holders and Inhabitants of the rape of Hastings; of the Vestry, 
and Inhabitants of Peasmarsh, Sussex ;_ and, of Inhabitants 
of the ancient town of Rye; To be printed, 382. Of Gentry, 
Clergy, Yeomanry and others, of the county of Sussex, 
chiefly resident at or near Hailsham; of Owners.and Occu- 
se of land, Yeomen, Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of 
urwash and Brighding ; 409. and, of Owners and Occu- 
piers of land, and Inhabitants of the soke and'city of Peter- 
orough, 409. To be printed, 416. Of Gentry, Clergy, 
Freeholders and others, Inhabitants of Blandford; To be 
printed, 409. Of Inhabitants of Rolvenden, 422. Of Beckley 
and Northiam; To be printed, 455. Of Owners and Occu- 
iers of land and others of Burwash and Brightling; and, of 
alehurst, Mountfield, Seddlescomb and Westfield ; To be 
printed, 506. 


———- Vide AccounTs. 


Vide E.ective FRANCHISE. 


MancueEsTER Improvement; Petition for a Bill to amend Acts, 


40. Referred to a Committee, 41. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
101. Presented, and read, 109. Committed, 199. Petition 
of Payers of Police Rate in Manchester, against; ‘To lieyon the 
Table, 235. Bill reported and re-committed, 347. Reported ; 
to be sngrosmods 379. Passed, 393. Agreed to by the Lords, 
433- Royal Assent, 500. 


Mav, Isle of. Vide Desr. 

Manor Courts. Vide IRELAND. 
MansEL, George Barclay. Vide Dresr. 
MansFieip Roads. Vide Dersy. 


MANsFIELD and CHESTERFIELD Road; Petition for a Bill for 


more effectually repairing and improving the same; and Bill 
ordered, 44. Presented, and read, 120. Committed, 252. 
Reported; to be wy ord 355- Passed, 379. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 412. Royal Assent, 501. 


MANvurAcTURING EMPLOYMENT; Select Committee eppointed 
T 


to consider the means of lessening the evils arising from the 
fluctuation of employment in manufacturing districts ; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
419. Members added, 440, 491, 509. Report; to lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 606. 


Manvmissions. Vide (ADDRESSES, 71.) 


MARGATE Harbour. Vide Accounts. 


His Majesty’s Royal 
Marine Forces while on shore, ordered, 142. Presented, and 
read, 149. Committed, 157. Considered, 160. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 167. 
Passed, 174. Agreed to by the Lords, 203. Royal Assent, 
216. 


Marxer Garpengrs,. Vide Pouce RATE. 


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Market Harsoroven Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same; and Bill or- 
dered, 18. Presented, and read, 25. Committed, 40. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 125. Passed,’1g0. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 171. Royal Assent, 197. 


Market Touts. Vide IRELAND. 


Margiace_ Act; Petitions for exemption from the operation 
thereof; Of Free-thinking Christians of London; To be 
‘printed, 424. Of Loughborough; To be printed, 648. 

Petitions for the Amendment thereof; Of the 
Unitarians of Chichester; To lie on the Table; and to be 

rinted; 435. Of Free-thinking Christians of Dewsbury ; 
o be printed, 464. 
Marriaces. Vide Roman CatTuo ic. 


————— Vauipity; Bill from the Lords to render valid 
' Marriages solemnized in certain Churches and Chapels, 237. 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 

. 267. Committed, 333. Committee deferred, 339, 354- Bill 
considered; reported; and passed; 362. Royal Assent, 499. 


Marsa tt, late Bourchier; Bill from the Lords to enable the 
Trustees under his Marriage Settlement to effect the Sale of 
the Advowson of the Church of Bow, otherwise Nymet Tracey, 
in the County of Devon, 417. Read, 420. Committed, 431. 
Reported; and passed; 487. Royal Assent, 501. 


Masters 1N CHaAncery. Vide CHANCERY. 
Mauritius, Vide DELAVALLEE, 
Maynooru Cottece. Vide IRELAND. 
Measure. Vide IMPERIAL. 

Meat. Vide Butcuers. 


Mepicine Stamp Duty; Petitions complaining of the effects 
of the Stamp Duty on Medicine, and praying for the repeal 
thereof; Of Chemists and Druggists of Lynn Regis; To be 
printed, 456. Of Norwich; To be printed, 512. Of Bridg- 
water, 521. Of Exeter; of Manchester; and, of London and 
Westminster, and Borough of Southwark; To be printed, 527. 
Of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; To be printed, 563. Of Manufac- 
turers of Lozenges resident in London; To be printed, 591. 

' Of Chemists and Druggists of Bristol; and, of Plymouth, 
Devonport, Stonehouse and Tavistock ; To be printed, 596. 
Of John Dingwall Williams, 623. 


MEDITERRANEAN Passes. Vide Accounts. 


Mepway Navigation; Petition of James Christie, for the better 
regulation of the River Medway, between Maidstone and Ton- 
bridge; To lie on the Table, 580. 


Me.truam (York) Inclosure; Report on Petition for Bill, read; 
and Bill to amend Act, ordered ; 595. Presented, and read; Day 
‘ appointed for Second Reading; 601. Bill committed; Leave 
to Committee to sit, and proceed; and to report on a certain 
day; 605. Bill reported, Gi2. Passed, 615. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 634. Considered, and agreed to, 637. 
Royal Assent, 646. 
— Vide ALMONDBURY. 


Merton Mowsray Roads. 





JOURNALS. 
Vide Market Harsporovucn. 


MEMBERS: 





Take the Oaths, 3;—in consequence of the 
’ Accession of Will. LV. 589, 593, 601, 605. 


to withdraw during the time any Matter of 
Privilege relating to them is in debate, g. 


not to bring Strangers into the House, g. 
usual Orders relating to their Letters, 9. 


Resolution of 20 February 1827, relative to 
adding Members to Committees, read, 15. 


added to Committees, 187, 267, 383. 
added to Select Committees, 29, 46, 118, 


186, 223, 343, 349, 383, 403, 408, 433, 449, 457, 491, 509, 
§26, 552, 557- 























have Leave of Absence, 15, 26, 90, 99, 111, 
122, 127, 133, 139, 147, 148, 152, 158, 164, 172, 179, 236, 
243, 255, 263, 272, 276, 336, 342, 347, 359, 374, 403, 476. 
not attending Call of the House, to be sent 
for in Custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 141. 


Ordered to be taken into the Custody of the 
Serjeant at Arms, 118. 


Names of Members absent at Ballots, to be 
reported, 99, 118. 


Names of Members absent at Ballot for an 
Election Committee, to be set aside, and a List thereof re- 
orted when the House shall appoint ; Members for whose 
on-attendance a sufficient excuse shall not be made, to be 
taken into Custody; 99. 


reported absent from an Election Committee, 

















109, 377, 386. 





Names of Members absent at Ballots re- 
ported, and ordered to attend on future Days, 117, 128, 129. 


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Names of Members ordered toattend Ballots, 
called over; several excused ; several ordered to attend on 
a future Day; and several ordered to be taken into the 
Custody of the Serjeant; 118, 183. 


Absent from Committee of Appeal, 511. 
Excused, 511. Discharged out of Custody, paying their 
Fees, 121, 123, 136. 


ordered to attend in his place, 109. 
-— discharged from attendance in his Place, 











119. 





excused from Attendance on an Election 
Committee, on account of Illness, 119, 387. 


excused for not attending a Ballot, 149. 


have Leave to plead as Counsel at the Bar 
of the House of Lords, 641. . 


ordered to go with certain Peers, to wait 
upon His Majesty with an Address, 652. 


Leave given to Members to attend the Lords, 














147, 533» 571- 





have Leave to make Motions, it being after 
Twelve of the clock, 107, 108. 





a Member petitioned against, being in 
Partnership with a Person transacting Parliamentary Agency ; 
heard in his place, 84. 





Motion, That it is destructive to the ends 
of Public and Private Justice, and inconsistent with the von 
of any Member, to vote in Committee on any Bill in whic 
he is directly or personally interested, superseded by reading 
the other Orders of the Day, 107. : 


—— a Member acquainted the House, that Sir 
Jonah Barrington was desirous of producing Evidence at the 
Bar in his defence, 460. 

a Member informed the House of certain 
circumstances relating to William Clifford, 465, 











Mercuant SEAMEN’S Funp; Acts for the increase and en- 
couragement of Merchant Seamen, read; Motion for Leave to 
bring in a Bill for regulating the Merchants Seamen’s Fund ; 
and, by leave, withdrawn; 564. 


Merutn’s Brince Road; Petition for a Bill for improving 
and maintaining the same; and Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 
and read,100. Committed, 120. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
252. Passed, 260. Agreed to by the Lords, 283. Royal 
Assent, 322. 


Mersey Canal. Vide Trent. 


Merat Rowers. Vide HotuincraAkeE. 


Metrorouis Pouice; Petition of Farmers and Market Gar- 

’ deners of Middlesex, Surrey, Hertford, Essex and Kent, for 
exemption from the Police Rate; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 554. 





Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 72, 73.) 

Roaps ComMIssIoNERsS; Petition of Persons 
residing near or using the First District of the Metropolis 
Roads, complaining of the conduct of those Commissioners, 
170. To lie on the Table, 171. 

_ Vide Accounts. 











Water. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 74.) 


LonpDon. 
Mertropouitan Potice Divisions. Vide (ADDRESSES, 75.) 


Pouitican Union. 
EvectIion by Batxor, 





Vide Dirtomatic 
ExprENSES. 


Mexico. Vide Sourn AMERICAN TRADE. 


Mipp.te RawcutrFre Inclosure. Vide RAWCLIFFE. 


MippLeEwoop, James. Vide PATENT MEDICINES. 


Mippiezoy (Somerset) Lands. Petition for a Bill for drain- 
ing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 63, 


Vide OrHERY DRAINAGE. 


Mitpmay, Edward St. John; Bill from the Lords to dissolve 
his Marriage with Marianne Catherine, his now Wife, 549. 
Read, 552. Committed; Instruction to hear Counsel and 
examine Witnesses ; 567. Committee deferred, 592. Petition 
of Augustus Warren, Agent for Captain Edward St. John 
Mildmay, respecting the service of the Orders of the House 
upon John Welchman Whateley, Agent for Marianne Cathe- 
rine Mildmay, 595. House informed, That Mr. Whateley 
attended at the door, he was called in; and stated, that he 
is the Agent of Mrs. Mildmay, who is now resident abroad, 
and that he is authorized to receive any Notice or Order on 
her behalf; Service of the Order, and Copy of the Bill on 
Mr. Whateley, to be deemed good Service; 596. Bill con- 
sidered ; and reported, with an Amendment; 601. Report 
further considered ; and Amendment agreed to; 612. Bill 

assed, 615. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 624, 
Royal Assent, 646. 


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PGHTY FOF FH! VOL MEL! (PA. visso8 











Mitt-End Orn Town’ Improvement’ ‘Petition fora Bill’to 
attend’ ‘Act; Referred to ‘a' Committee, '45.'" ‘Reported ;” Bill 


ordered ;'61. ‘Presented; and read, 80 Petition of Ifha- 
bitants, Householders and Rate-Payers, of Mile-End Old 
Town, against; To lie on the Table, 102. 


Minirary Canau. Vide AccounTs. 
Missria.. Vide Suppty, and Bits in Suppty. 


MitrriA BALtot Suspension; Bill to suspend the making 
of Lists, and the Ballots and Enrolments for the Militia of the 
United Kingdom, ordered, 469. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 469. 
Committed, 477. Committee deferred, 498. Bill considered, 
516. Reported, 524. Bill to be ingrossed ; and Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 525. Third Reading deterred, 
544. Bill passed, 551. Agreed to by the Lords, 568. Royal 
Assent, 578. 

Estimates ; Select Committee appointed to prepare 
Estimates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia, for 1830; 

To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the 

Quorum; 499. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; and to 

be printed; 530. Report referred to the Committee of 

Supply, The King’s Recommendation having been signified, 

609. Vide Surety. 

Vide Accounts, 


Mitton and Sirrincsorne Improvement; Petition for a 
Bill for altering and enlarging Powers of Act, 13. Referred 
to a Committee, 14. Reported; Report referred to Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders; 44. Vide Sranpinc OrpDERs. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 80, 

Miner, Rowland; Petition of Rowland Milner, late a Lieu- 
tenant in) the Navy, complaining of his Dismissal from the 
Service ; and praying for an inquiry into the reasons why he 
was a from His Majesty’s Navy; To lie on the 





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Table, Gog. 
Mininc Company. Vide IRELAND. 
Mint. Vide Accounts. (AppReEssEs, 117.) Suppry. 


Minutes of Evipence taken before an Election Committee, 
ordered, 203. Presented, 204. To be printed, 221. 

Committees on Lords 

Bills, ordered ; presented ; and to be printed ; 249, 502. 

To be printed, 480, 637. 

Vide CoMMITTEES. 

Mireuam (Surrey) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; and 
Bill ordered, 49. 

Mouasses, Vide ScorLanp. 

Mo.e&amp;scrort Road. Vide Bevertey. 

Mownxs, Richard. Vide IRELAND. 

Monks Rissoroveu (Bucks) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose ; and Bill ordered, 28. Presented, and read, 143. 
Committed, 217. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Land 
in Monks Risborough; and of Poor Inhabitants of Monks 
Risborough, against; Referred; and Counsel ordered ; 243. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 387, Petitions of John 
Cooper and James Blick ; and, of Thomas Hookham, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 393. Bill passed, 400. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 466. Considered, and agreed to, 471. 
Royal Assent, 501. 

Monrreak and Orrawa. 

SEMINARY. 











Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Vide Accounts. (AppREsszEs, 76.) 
Morven Cotiece. Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSEs, 77.) 
Morwanp Inclosure. Vide Great StrickLanb. 
Motions withdrawn, 39, 40, 70, 107, 111, 155, 156, 213, 327, 


339; 397+ 399, 495, 431, 452, 507, 521, 533, 555» 564, 582, 604. 
Superseded, by reading the other Orders of the 
Day, 107. 














the Order of the Day, 582. 
Mount Sanprorp’s, Lord, Estate. Vide IRELAND. 
Mvuckiey Corner Road. Vide Watsauu. 

Mutsincar Road. Vide IRELAND. 

Movsevm. Vide Britisn. 

Mbsx tr, Joseph Salisbury ; Bill from the Lords, for dissolvin 
his’ Marriage with Mary Muskett his now Wife, 243. Read 
‘244 Committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel, and examine 
Witnesses, 258. Bill considered; and reported; 340, Passéd, 
360. Royal Assent, 355. 

MvtinyY;. Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for 
the better payment of the Army and their Quarters, ordered, 
142, Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ings 143., Committed, 150. Considered, 157. Reported; 
to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 160. 
Third Reading deferred, 167. Bill passed, 173. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 203. Royal Assent, 216, 

Vide Marine. 
Myers, William. Vide Law Cuarces. 


11° Geo, TV. &amp; 1° Will. TV. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


Nasu Inclosure. Vide WuHappon. 
——- Mr. Vide Crown Lanps. 


‘ 


NaTIoNAL Cemetery. Vide CEMETERY: 60 ) &gt; 

Navy.” Vide‘Accounts. (Appresses,’78.) Super: 

Navy PAy ; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to eonsolidite 
and amend the said Acts, ordered; 240. ‘Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 
242. Second Reading deferred, 266. Bill committed, 339. 
Committee deferred, 349. Bill considered, 362. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading } 975. 
Passed, 397. Agreed to by the Lords, 424. Royal Assent; 499. 

Navy, Treasurer of; Bill to consolidate and amend ‘the several 
Acts relating to the Office of Treasurer of the Navy, ordered, 
375: Presented, and read; Day appointed for’ Second .Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 526. Committed, 544., ) Committee 
deterred, 551, 565, 569. Bill considered, 576, Committee 
deferred, 579, 584, 593- 600. ‘Bill considered, 611- Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 613. Bill passed, 621. _ Agreed to by the Lords, 643. 
Royal Assent, 645. 

Neepwoop Forsst Roads. Vide ASHBOURNE and SUDBURY, 

NeneE Ovtratt. Vide Nortu Leven. 


NerocueE Forest ( Somerset); Petition: for a Bill to inclose); 
and Bill ordered, 53. Presented, and read,:110., Committed, 
147. Petition of George Acland Barbor, Esquire, Lord. of 
the Manor of Curry Rivell, against; Referred; and Counsel 
ordered ; 193. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 209. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 217. The 
King’s consent signified ; Bill passed ; 243. Agreed to by the - 
Lords, 277. Royal Assent, 279. Vv 

NewArK-uPoNn-TRENT ; Petition of Inhabitants complaining 6f 
the conduct of the Duke of Newcastle, as Lessee of the Crown 
Property in the borough of Newark ; brought up, ‘atid read, 
115. Motion for referring the said Petition to a Select. Com- 
mittee to examine the matter thereof; Question Neg. theré- 
upon; Petition to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 116, 


Newsoroucu Church; Bill for endowing the Parish Church 
of Newborough, three Chapels in Saint Mary-le-Bone, anda 
Chapel in Sunk Island, ordered, 447. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 448: 
Committed, 476. Committee deferred, 497, 508, 517. Bill 
considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report ; and Bull, as amended, to be printed ; 525. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 544. Bill re-committed, and 
considered, 551. Reported; to be ingrossed; and Day ap- 

ointed for Third Reading ; 556. Third heading deferred, 559. 
Bill passed, 565. By the Lords, with Amendments, 630. 
Considered, and agreed to, 645. Royal Assent, 657. &gt;” 


NewcastT Le, Duke of. Vide Newark-vUPoN-TRENT. 
NewcastTLe Road. Vide IRELAND. 


Newcast te and Nortna Suiextps Road ; Petition for a’ Bill to 
continue and amend Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 49. ‘Re- 
ported; Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 
110. Vide Stanp1nc Orpers. Report, That in so far as 
regards the two new terminations of the third Branch of Road, 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, i130. 
Report read; Bill ordered; 137. 


NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Road. Vide West Cowearter. ! 


New Cnapret and Bricntrown Roads ;) Petition for a’ Bill for 
more effectually repairing and maintaining’ the’ sime’} aiid 
Bill ordered, 50. Presented, and read, 87. Committed, '101,, 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 176. ' Passed,’ 188.'° Agréed to 
by the Lords, 228. Royal Assent, 279. 


New Cuurcnes. Vide (AppREssEs, 79, 80.) Cnuurcnes,, 


New Cross Roads; Petition for a Bill to enable the Trustees 
of the New Cross Turnpike Roads to improve the Road 
through Bromley ; and Bill ordered, 33.. Presented, and read, 
~4. Committed, 378. Petition for further time for the Com- 
mittee to report; and Time: enlarged; ggo. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed; 4g0. Passed, 438. Agreed:to by the Lords, 
489. Royal Assent, 501. 


NEWENDEN Drainage. Vide RormeR, Leyes. 


NEWFOUNDLAND; Motion for we a Select Committee 
to — into the state of the Island of Newfoundland; Qaes- 
tion Neg. thereupon, 407. 

Vide Accounts, ' (AppRESsSEsS, 81.) 

NewiIncTon Estate. Vide New River Company. 


New River Company; Petition, for a Bill to amend Act; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 65. Reported; Report) referred. to. 
Committee on Standing Orders; 131. . Vide Sranpinc 
Orvers; Report, That the, Parties be permitted to proceed, 
and to deposit the necessary Papers and Documents in the 
Pivate Bill Office; 144. Report read; Bill ordered; 144. 
Presented, and read, 162, Committed, 246. Petition. of 
Osgood Hanbury, Committee of John Craven, Esquire, a 
Lunatic, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 274. | Peti- 
tion of Trustees of Joseph Osgood, Freame, Esquite, owner of 
an Estate at Stamford Hill, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 329. _ Petition of Trustees of the River Lee Naviga- 
tion, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 344. Petition 
of the Taos London Waterworks Company, against; Referred, 
and Counsel. ordered, 35a... Petition of Sir/George Duckett, 
Baronet, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 387. Time 

enlarged 








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New River Company—continued. 


enlarged for Committee to report, 389. Petition of Owners 
and Occupiers of mills on the River Lea, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 409. Petition of Mayor, Commonalt 

and Citizens of London, Governors of Christ’s Hospital, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 422. 


Bill from the Lords to authorize the 
ranting of Leases of Lands, Parcel of the Prebend of Stoke 
ewington, to the New River Company, 633. Read, 538. 

Committed, 547. Reported, with an Amendment ; agreed 

to; 680. . Bill passed, 596. Amendment agreed to by the 

Lords, 616. Royal Assent, 646. 


New Ross Market. Vide IrELANp. 


New Sarum Poor; Petition for a Bill for better assessing and 
recovering the Rates for the relief of the Poor in that City, 
and enlarging powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 18. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 29. Presented, and read, 35. Peti- 
tion of Owners of property in the city of New Sarum, against ; 
To lie onthe Table, 41. [Petition of John Leach, against ; To 
lie on the Table, 329. Bill committed, 335. Petition of John 
Leach, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 346. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 391. Passed, 400. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 433. Royal Assent, 500. 





New SHorEHAM. Vide SHOREHAM BRIDGE. 
Harbour. Vide Accounts. 


New Sourn Wates; Motion for presenting an Address to His 
Majesty for Copy of a Letter addressed by William Charles 
Wentworth, Esquire, to Sir George Murray, dated 1st March 
1829, together with Documents referred to therein; and by 
Leave withdrawn, 564. 








Vide Accounts. (AppDREssEsz, 82, 83.) 
AUSTRALIAN COMPANY. 


Newsparers; Petition of the City of London Literary and 
Scientific Institution against the Stamp Duty on Newspapers; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 446. 


——.—————. and Advertisements; Petitions for the reduction 
of the Stamp Duties thereon ; Of Letter-Press Printers of Shef- 
field; To be printed, 229. Of Liverpool, 431. Tobe printed, 
432. . Of the Cities of London and Westminster, 606. To be 
printed, 607. 

NewsPaPrer Stamp Duties. Vide IRELAND. 


Newton Railway. Vide WARRINGTON. 
Nicno tt, Sir John. Vide FRANKLEN. 
NortTuern Licutuovuses. Vide Berwick Licut DuEs. 


NortTHERN Roads; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the state of the Roads between London and Edinburgh and 
London and Portpatrick ; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports and Estimates re- 
ferred; 174. Members added, 186. Power to report Obser- 
vations, together with Minutes of Evidence, 190. Report; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 221. 





Petitions against the appointment of a Board 
of Commissioners as recommended in the said Report; Of 
W. H. Whitbread, Esquire, Chairman of a Meeting of Trus- 
tees of the Road from Lemsford Mill to Hitchin, and, of the 
Road from Hitchin to Bedford ; To lie on the Table, 345. Of 
W. Heathcote, Chairman of a Meeting of Trustees of the Road 
from Stevenage to Biggleswade, 411. Of Inhabitants of Bed- 
ford, 416. Of Trustees of the Road from Dunglass Bridge to 
Wallyford Burn, 495. Of Mortgagees of the Tolls on the 
Turnpike Road from Foston Bridge through Grantham to 
Witham Common, 536. Of Inhabitants of Huntingdon ; of 
Mayor and Magistrates of Berwick-upon-Tweed; and, of 
Trustees of the Middle District of Roads in the county of 
Berwick ; To be printed, §53- Of Inhabitants, Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands and Tenements in Brampton, 580. Of 
Saint Neots, Eynesbury and Eaton Socon, 591. 


Report from Select Committee, Read; Bill 
for the Improvement of the Roads from London to Edinburgh, 
and from London to Portpatrick ; and for the further Im- 
rovement of the Roads from London to Holyhead, and from 
ndon to Liverpool, ordered ; 452. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 455. 
Motion for reading the Bill a second time; Debate thereupon 
adjourned ; 497. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of inns 
and public-houses on the lines of the Great North Road; of 
Trustees of the Turnpike Road from Wansford Bridge, in the 
county of Northampton, to Stamford, in the county of Lin- 
coln; of Mortgagees of the Tolls or Duties arising at the 
several Gates de Turipihes erected upon or across the Turn- 
pike Road from Wansford Bridge, in the county of North- 
ampton, to Stamford, in the county of Lincoln ; of Proprietors 
of estates within the town or borough of Stamford, in the 
county of Lincoln, and Inhabitants within the said town and 
neighbourhood ; in the parish of Saint Martin’s, Stamford 
Baron, in the county of Northampton, and Inhabitants of the 
said parish and the neighbourhood thereof; of Trustees of the 
Turnpike Road from the town-of Stamford to the Division 
Stone in South Witham, in the county of Lincoln; of Trus- 


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tees of the Turnpike Road from Foston Bridge, through the 
town of Grantham, to the Division Stone on Witham Com- 
mon, all in the county of Lincoln, against; To lie on the 
Table; Petition of the Aldermen, Comburgesses and Bur- 
gesses of the town or borough of Grantham, and Owners 
and Occupiers of messuages and lands, and other Inhabitants 
thereof, against; To be printed; 504. Debate resumed; 
Bill read a second time, and committed; Motion for com- 
mitting the Bill to a Committee of the whole House ; Amend- 
ment proposed; Debate arising thereupon; Motion for ad- 
journing the Debate; Question Neg. thereupon; Motion 
for the House to adjourn; and, by leave, withdrawn; Main 
Question put; Bill committed to a Committee of the whole 
House; 507. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of houses 
and lands in, and other Inhabitants of Colsterworth ; and, 
of Sampson Hanbury, Chairman of a Meeting of Trustees 
of the Road from Wadesmill to Barley and Royston, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 510. Bill considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 516. Petition of Mortgagees of 
Tolls on the Road from Stamford to Witham Common, 
against; To lie on the Table; Petition of the Convention 
of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, in favour; 520. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 538. Petition of 
Chamber of Commerce of, and Manufactures of Glasgow in 
favour, 548. Petition of Inhabitants, Owners and Occupiers 
of land in Stevenage, against; To lie on the ‘T'able, 548. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 548. Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Doncaster, against ; To lie on the Table, 563. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 564. Petitions of 
the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Common Council of Glas- 
gow ; and, of the Company of Merchants of Edinburgh, in 
favour, 567. Petitions of James B. Scott, Senior Magistrate 
of the Four Incorporations of Leith ; of Merchant Company 
of Leith ; of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of 
Edinburgh ; and, of Noblemen, Freeholders and others of Mid 
Lothian, in favour, 571. Petition of Magistrates and Town 
Council of Arbroath, in favour, 577. Petition of the Lord 
Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of the city and royal 
burgh of Perth, in favour, 580. Petitions of Freeholders, 
Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of the 
county of Roxburgh; and, of Members of General Com- 
mittees of counties and burghs in Scotland, appointed to 
attend to the acceleration of the mail betwixt London and 
Edinburgh, in favour ; To be printed, 580. Further conside- 
ration of Report deferred, 582. Petition of Magistrates and 
Town Council of Brechin, in favour, 597. Petition of Inha- 
bitants of the city of York, in favour, 607. To be — 
608. Petition of Provost, Magistrates, and Council of Ayr, in 
favour, 616. Petitions of Provost, Magistrates and Council of 
Inverness; and, of Freeholders and Commissioners of Supply 
and others of Nairn, in favour, 639. 


Vide Accounts. 





NortsamM Drainage. Vide Roruer LrvE.s. 
Nortu Levet Drainage and Navigation; Petition for a Bill 


for improving the Drainage of the Lands in the North Level, 
and for providing a Navigation between Clows Cross and the 
Nene Outfall Cut ; Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 99. Presented, and read, 119.’ Committed, 
163. Petition of the Duke of Somerset, against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 163. Petitions of “‘Noblenen, and of 
Proprietors of estates in the Parish of Newborough, in the 
county of Northampton; of Proprietors of estates in the said 
parish; of Proprietors of lands lying within the hamlet of 
Sutton Saint James, in the county of Lincoln, on the north 
side of the South Eau Bank, and on the north and north-west 
sides of Shire Drain; of Owners and Proprietors of estates 
in the hamlet of Sutton Saint Edmund’s, in the county of 
Lincoln ; of Proprietors of lands lying in certain fields in the 
parish of Tid Saint Mary’s, in the — of Lincoln, called b 
the names of Rippingale Field, Chapel Field and Tilney Field, 
and in part of a certain other field, in the said parish of Tid Saint 
Mary’s, called Dunton Field; and, of Commissioners under 
the Kets for draining and preserving certain lands and grounds 
in the parishes of Tid Saint Giles and Newton, in the Isle of 
Ely, in the county of Cambridge, and in Tid Saint Mary’s 
Fen, in the county of Lincoln, and being also Owners /and 
Proprietors of estates in the parishes and fen aforesaid, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 208. Petition of Sir Culling 
Eardley Smith, Baronet, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 335. Petition of Edward Garton, of Tid Marsh, 
against; Referred, 341. Petition of Joseph Hannath, of Tid 
Saint Giles, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 345. 
Power to Committee to sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 351. 
Bill reported ;, Report to lie on the Table; 388. Report fur- 
ther considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 438. The King’s Con- 
sent signified; Bill passed; 453. Agreed to by the Lords, 
489. Royal Assent, 500. 





Petition for Alteration in the line of the 
Main Drain, and praying for Leave to deposit an amended 
Map or Plan, and Section and other Papers, and to give No- 
tices, 234. Referred to a Committee, 235. Reported; Re- 
port referred to Committee on Standing Orders; 241. Vide 
STranpiInG Orpers. Report, That the Report referred to 


the 
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[A. 1830. 








the Committee on Standing Orders is informal, 253. Report 
read; Report on Petition re-committed to former Committee ; 
and leave to sit notwithstanding any Adjournment; 253. 
Reported ; Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 
260. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That the Parties 
ought not to be permitted to alter the line of the said Main 
Drain, 268. 


Nortu Suarievips Road. Vide Newcast Le. 
Norton Down Roads. Vide Rapstock. 
Norton Saint Puitip Roads. Vide RapstTock. 
Norwicu Bridge. Vide He1cHam. 

Nova Scotia. Vide SHUBENACCADIE, 
Noutrnat Roads. Vide Dersy. 


11° Geo. IV.&amp; 1 Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


OATHS ; Petitions praying for the substitution of a solemn 
affirmation for Oaths; Of Individuals resident in London ; 
To be printed ; 5630. Of Christian People resident in Ennfs 
and Limerick, 557. Of John M‘Cay and other Persong*in 
Edinburgh ; To be printed ; 557. Of Christian-People resi- 
dent in Londonderry, Belfast, Armagh, Newry, and Dun- 
gannon, 667. Of Armagh and Portadown, 580. Of Belfast 

and Newry, 651. To be printed, 657. 

— Vide MemBers. 

Oatus or Orrice; Petition of the Corporation of the City of 
London, for revision of the Oath of Abjuration, and for abo- 
lishing unnecessary Oaths ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 614. 

Orrenpers. Vide TRANSPORTATION, 

OrruamM Roads. Vide Rincmer. 

Orrices in Reversion. Vide Accounts. 

— inthe Colonies. Vide (AppreEsses, 84.) 

-- Continuance ; Motion for bringing in a Bill for the 

continuation of all and every Person or Persons in any Office, 

Place or Employment, which he or she shall hold during the 

pleasure of the Crown, at the demise of His present Majesty 

or any future King or Queen, until removed or discharged by 
the succeeding a or Queen of this Realm ; Motion dropped 

for want of Forty Members ; 363. 


Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for 
the continuation of Persons in Office, notwithstanding the 
demise of the Crown; Motion for the House to adjourn ; 
Motions severally by leave withdrawn ; 399. 


Orrices, Public. Vide Accounts. 
OrgNnwoop Gate Roads. 
ORANGE PROCESSIONS. 











Vide ASHBORNE and BELPER. 
Vide IRELAND. 


ORDERS: 


Usual, made, touching Privileges and Elections, 
to prevent Disorders, and relating to Members’ Letters, &amp;c., 9. 
Vide CommMiTTeEs, CoNsTABLES. ELections. EvipENCE. 
Foormen. Lerrers. Members. Peers. PostTMAsTER- 
GENERAL. Prayers. Priviteces. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 
STRANGERS. Votes. WITNESSES. 


Standing, read, 7, 9. 
of the goth June 1801, relative to the 
time between the First and Second Reading of every Private 
Bill relating to Ireland, read ; and repealed; 655. 

relative to the Scale of the vaae, Plan 
of'any Turnpike Road, or intended alteration of any Turnpike 
Road, amended, 655. 














—— 





to be newly arranged and re-printed, 

655. 

Vide Bitts. Fees. 

ofa future Day; discharged, 76, 127, 141, 196, 
197) 243, 266, 273, 285, 376, 399, 478, 548, 557, 601. 

—__++—-—.— of the Day; read upon a Division, 107. 

: of leave for Bills; read, and discharged, 18, 89, 96, 

















127,.143+ 

for Accounts; discharged, 67, 134, 174,203, 271, 
273&gt; 522 

for Printing Accounts, &amp;c.; discharged, 214, 216, 
243; 649. 





— for Accounts; discharged; and Addresses instead 
thereof;'186, 189. 


for the Attendance of a Member; discharged, 





119. 
for consideration of .an Election Petition ; dis- 
charged, 10, 86, 127, 250, 257, 386. Deferred, 127. 

— for printing a Report fram a Select Committee ; 
discharged, 649. 

- for presenting an Address to His Majesty; dis- 
charged, 581. 











OrpDNANCE Establishment. Vide ENFIELD. 


ORDNANCE Officers ; Bill to enable the principal Officers, in 
certain cases, to sue by their Official Name ; ordered, 175. 


Ornery Drainage; Petition for a Bill for draining, flooding, 
and improving’ certain low Lands and Grounds in Othery, 
Middlezoy, and Weston Zoyland; referred to a Committee, 
63. Reported; Bill ordered, 137. Presented and read, 146, 
Committed, 176. Reported; To be ingrossed, 345. Passed, 
356. Agreed to by the Lords, 390. Royal Assent, 500. 

Ovurttawries; Bill for the more effectual preventing clandes- 
tine Outlawries ; read, 4. 


Our Rawcuirre Inclosure. Vide Rawcuirre; 
Owen, Mr. Vide Co-operative. 


Oxrorp Canal; Petition for a Bill to alter the line of that 
Canal, and to amend Act; referred to a Committee, 65. 
Reported; Bill ordered, 100. Presented, and read, 119. 
Petition of Trustees of the Old Stratford Turnpike Road, 
against ; To lie on the Table, 350. 

Oxrorp Chapel. Vide Newsorovcnu Cuourcn. 


Oxrorpb University. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


11 Geo. 1V. &amp; 1° Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 
PAINTING. Vide Histroricat. 


Paper Duties. Vide IRELAND. 
Paper Makers. Vide MACHINERY. 


Parcets Conveyance ; Petition of Mail Coach Contractors and 
Coach Proprietors of England and Wales, complaining of 
being exposed to great and unknown risks in the conveyance 
of Parcels, and praying fur an amendment of the Law now so 
grievously affecting~them; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 464. 

Vide Stace Coacu Proprietors. 


Parisu Accounts; Petition of George Gunning for obligin 
all Overseers of the Poor to keep their Accounts in one fixed 
form ; To lie on the Table, and to be Printed, 369. 


Parisu Vestries; Bill for the regulation thereof, and for light- 
ing and Watching Towns in England and Wales; Ordered, 
399- Presented and Read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be Printed, 412. Second Reading deferred, 444. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee ; Five to be the Quorum, 
453- Member added, 457. Petitions of Mayor, Bailiffs and 
Burgesses of Liverpool ; and, of Churchwardens, Overseers 
and Select Vestry of Liverpool, against; To lie on the Table, 
487. Petition of Rector, Vestrymen, Churchwardens and 
others of St. James’s Westminster, against; To lie on the 
Table; Petitions of the Guardians of the Poor of Plymouth ; 
and, of Inhabitants of Plymouth, against ; To be Printed, 506. 
Petition of Inhabitant Rate Payers of Leeds, against ; To be 
Printed, 541. Petition of Robert Withers in favour, 563. 
Bill Reported; and Bill as amended to be Printed, 603. 
Petition of Inhabitant Householders of St. Bartholomew the 
Great, London; in favour, 616. 


Parisu Vestries Act. Vide IRELAND. 
Parisu Vestriges and SusLetTTinG Acts. Vide IRELAND. 


PARLIAMENT meets, 3. Prorogued by the King in Person, 
658. 





Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


PARLIAMENTARY Agency; Petition of Thomas Eyre Lee, com- 
plaining of a Letter from Sir W. R. Sidney, soliciting Employ- 
ment as a Parliamentary Agent in ci ae with Daniel 
Whittle Harvey, Esq., a Member, offered ; Mr. Harvey being in 
his Place; Petition read; Mr. Harvey heard ; Petition to lie on 
the Table, and to be Printed, 84. Petition read ; Resolution 
of the 2d May 1695, relative to offering Bribes to Members, 
read ; Resolution, That it is contrary to the Law and Usage 
of Parliament that any Member should be permitted to engage, 
either by himself or any Partner, in the management of pri- 
vate Bills for pecuniary Reward, Nem. Con. 107. 


Petition of Sir W. R. Sidney, praying to be heard 
by Counsel at the Bar of the House, against an intended 
Motion relative to Parliamentary Agency, offered; Motion 
for bringing up the said Petition ; Motion and Petition by 
leave withdrawn, 107. 


PARLIAMENTARY Reports, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 


Par.iaMENT, Reform of; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill 
to restore the Constitutional Influence of the Commons in 
the Parliament of England; Amendment proposed but not 
made; Main Question put, and Question Neg. thereupon, 79. 

Motion, That it is the opinion of this 

House, that a Reform of the State of the Representation is 

expedient ; and by leave withdrawn, 70. 

Petitions in favour; Of Freeholders 

and Inhabitants of Buckland, near Dover; To be Printed, 

104. Of Manufacturers, Shopkeepers and others of Coventry ; 


Of Inhabitants of Ireland; and of the Metropolis assembled 
in 

















inG. IV.&amp;1 W.IV.J0 INDEX) ft the eIGHTX: FIFTH ‘VOLUME. 





PaRLiAMENT, Reform of—continued. rawasl 


in Public Meeting at the Eagle Tavern; City Road; To be 
Printed, 165. Of Inhabitant Householders of the Ward of 
Cripplegate Without, in the City of London ; To be printed, 
179. Of Owners and Occupiers of Land and other Inhabit- 
ants of Garboldisham; To be printed, 194. Of. Bankers, 
Merchants, Manufacturers and others of Leeds, 405; To be 
printed, 406. Of Inhabitants of Preston; To be printed, 
412. Of Whitechurch and Garrocloyne ; and, of Burgesses 
and Inhabitants of Nairn, 494. Of Inhabitants of Colne; 
To be printed, 494. Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Corn- 
wall; To be printed, 548. Of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land and other Inhabitants of Kenninghall, 563. Of Free 
Burgesses of Colchester, resident in London, 615. Of In- 
habitants of Ireland, 633. 





Motion for leave to bring in a Bill 
for the effectual and radical Reform of Abuses in the state 
of the Representation of the People in the Commons House 
of Parliament ; Question Neg. thereupon, 497. 

Motion, That it is expedient to extend 
the Basis of the Representation of the People in this House, 
and other Motions relating thereto; Questions Neg. there- 
upon, 497- 








and Distress ; Petition of Nobility, 
Gentry and others of Hertford for Reform of Parliament, and 
complaining of the distressed state of the Country ; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed, 183. 

Vide IRELAND. 
ParocHiaL Rates. Vide ALMSHOUSES. 
ParocaraL Recisters. Vide ScoTLaND. 


Passports; Motion for presenting an Address for a Return of 

' all Passports that have been granted to Persons going abroad 
in 1826, 1827, 1828 and 1829; and by leave withdrawn, 111. 

Patent Medicines; Petition of James Middlewood, of Liver- 
pool, Perfumer, complaining of being sued for Penalties under 
the Provisions of the Patent Medicine Acts; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed, 270. 


Vide Mepicine Stamp Durty. 

Pauper Lunatics. Vide Accounts (ADDRESSES, 85.) 

Paupers Removal; Bill to Repeal the Provisions of certain 
Acts relating to the Removal of Vagrant and Poor Persons 
born in Jersey and Guernsey chargeable to Parishes in 

England, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof; 

Ordered, 40. Presented and read; Day appointed for second 
reading ; and to be printed, 55. Committed, 90, Committee 
deferred, 107. Bill considered, 117. Reported; To be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for third reading, 128. Passed, 136. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 184. Royal Assent, 197. 

PawNnBRokerRs. Vide Accounts, IRELAND. 

Prasmarsu Drainace. Vide Roruer LEVELs. 

PEDDER’s Estate. Vide RawtinGs. 

Peesies Roaps. . Vide ScoTLanp. 

Persures Stature Lasour. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Prers; Usual Resolutions relating to their Interference at 
Elections, 9. 


PemsBrey [NcLtosure. Vide KipwE ty. 

PemBroxeE Ferry Roapv’ Vide Meruin’s BripGE. 

PemBROKE; Petition of Magistrates of the County of Pem- 
broke for retaining the Assize Town within the natural limits 
of that County ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 423. 

Penat Laws; Petition of Mayor and Inhabitants of South- 
ampton for revision of those Penal Laws by which the punish- 
ment of Death is inflicted ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed, 178. 

PenrrenTiary House. 





EXEMPTION. 





Vide Accounts (AppREssEs, 86.) 


SuPPLY. 

Penritu Roap. Vide Caruiste. 

Pensions. . Vide Accounts (Appressss, 87.) Army. 
CHELSEA. 


Pznsions, &amp;c. Duties. Vide Waysand Means; and Bitts 
in SUPPLY. 


Pertu. Vide ScoTLAND. 


PETITIONS: 


Resolution, limiting the Time for receiving 
Petitions for Private Bills, 10. 


read again, 18, 80, 96, 209, 355, 378, 438, 








4515 452 





of a former Session read, 16. 

complaining that the Standing Orders had 

not been complied with, 65, 162, 163, 167, 168, 169, 379. 
referred to a Committee of the whole 

House on a Bill, 256. 

referred to Select Committees, 83, 80, 

104, 111, 127, 1393, 148, 154, 155, 158, 165,173,184, 185, 


VOL. 85. 














Sess. 1830. 


188) 189; 190,198; 1945200, 203,210, 209;9228,1231,°985, 
236,242, 246,248; 255, 261,262; 269,271, 276, 282; 335, 
349, 3591360, 369, 410, 416, 439; 440, '446,'449,460) 454, 
455» 464, 4055 472,487, 514; 521,527; 529, 530, 636, 541, 
557&gt; 558, 595, 577 690, 603.—To be heard by Counsel, 165, 
249. 





—-————— for Leave to present Petitions for Bills 
after time limited, 88, 159, 176, 207, 282. 





ere Leave given to present Petitions after the 
time limited, 92, 188, 226, 258, 328, 346. 





for further time for presenting Bills, 144, 
151. 





for additional Provision, 216, 217, 247, 
345&gt; 432. 





~ withdrawn, 85, 107, 541, 550. 





consideration of Election Petitions dis- 
charged, 10, 86, 250, 257, 386. 





consideration of an Election Petition 
adjourned, 99. Deferred, 127, 273. 





for Leave for a Committee on a Bill from 
the Lords to sit and proceed forthwith, 429. Leave given, 429. 





Motion for printing a Petition; Question 
Neg. thereupon ; 647. Withdrawn, 450. 





Motion for referring a Petition to.a Select 
Committee ; Question Neg. thereupon, 116. 





for alteration of the Line. of .a, Main 


Drain in a Drainage Bill, 234. Vide Norru. Lever 
DRAINAGE. 


—_ 





Debate on Motion for reading a, Petition 
interrupted by Messages from the Lords, 370, 405. 


presented, and House interrupted 3 by 
a Message from the Lords Commissioners, 561. 


stating that the Petition of Inhabitants 
of Chard against the Chard Roads Bill is a gross’misrepre- 
sentation; To lie on the Table, 347. 


for further time for making Reports, 364, 











389. 





for postponement of Bills, 511,541. 
for appointment of Committees of Appeal, 





480, 482. 





referred to Committee of Appeal, 494. 


Motion for referring a Petition to'Com- 
mittee of Appeal withdrawn, 546. 


relating to ; 


Public Bills. Vide BEEr. Common Law Fess. 
Francuise. Spirit Duties. 


Public Money; v. British MuszeumM.—IRELanp (CHA- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) 








GALWAY 


Matters of a Public Nature; v. AcricutturaAL. Distress, 
ANATOMY, APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURES, ASSESSED 
Taxes, Atkinson, AtTornigs CLerks, Auction,Du- 
TIES.—BakeErs, BANKRUPT Laws, Beer, Beer, TRapeE, 
Birtus ReGcistraTtion, Bricks anp Ties, Bunion, 
Butcuers.—Catrico Printers, CanpLes, CANTER- 
BuRY, Care or Goop Hops, Cemetery, Creyuion, 
Cuetsea Hospitat, CHELsEA PENSIONS, CHESTER 
EccresiasTicaL Court,Cuurcn BuILpING,CHURCHES, 
CuurRCHWARDENS, CipeR, CLimspine Boys, CoAts, 
Coats ann Matt, Coat Trang, Corres, CoLtonian 
Property, Co-operative Societizs, Corn Laws, 
Corn Trane, Cotrron Factoriges, Corton Yaawns, 
Criminat Law, Crown Leases, Currency, Custom- 
nousE.— Danisu. CLaimants, Danisu Seizures, 
Dear aNp Duns Institution, Dest, DELAVALLEE, 
Deopanpns, Dirtomatic Expenses, DisTiLuaTtion, 
Distittery Laws, Distress, Distress AND CurR- 
RENCY, Distress AND Taxation, Docs.—East Inpia 
Cuarter, Erection sy Battot, Erections, Exsc- 
TIVE Francaise, Emigration, ENFIELD, ORDNANCE 
EsTABLISHMENT.—Fire Escape, Fire Insurances, 
Fisnery Bounties, FLour, Foorpatus, ForGerix£s 
PuNISHMENT, Forcery, Frencn Craims, FRiendiy 
Socreties Act.—Game, Game Laws, Gtoves,Greece, 
GreENwWICcH HospPITaAL, GRENADA.—HacxkNney CoAdcu 
Act, Hackney Coacu Boarp, HawKkers, HAyMARKET 
Removat, Hicuways, Hinnoo Wipows, .Hinpoo 
Wipows anp InFantTicipe, Historica, Paintine, 
Hops, Horsr-steaLinc, House Tax, Hovsg,anp 
Winpow Dortigs, Hueues, Hutme.—J ews, Imperiau 
Measvre, Inpo-Britons, INsotvent Desrtors, IrE- 
LAND (APOTHECARIES, APOTHECARIES ACT, AS- 
SIMILATION OF DUTIES, ATHLONE BOROUGH. 
—BirtTHs REGISTRATION.—CARLOW BoRroucu. 
CuurcH ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH RATES, 
CHURCHWARDENS, COALMETERS DUBLIN, COALS, 
CoALS AND STAMP. Duties, CORN RETURNS, 
CORPORATE RIGHTS, CORPORATION PROPERTY, 

CORPORATIONS, 





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a 





Paririons——vontinued.. 545 a4 iow dt p08 

. CoRPORATIONS, COUNTY ASSESSMENTS, COUNTY 
UNFIRM ARIES.— DISPRANCHISEMENT ACT, ‘Dis- 
TRESS, Distress» aNvd - TrrTHeSs, DROGHEDA 
CoRPORATION, DUBLIN. CORPORATION, .-DUBLIN 
Court oF CONSCIENCE.—EDUCATION, ELECTION 
Law, EvecTive Francuise.—FERGUS RIVER Na- 
VIGATION, FisHERY BouUNTIES, FisHery. Laws, 
Fiour, Foxrorp Union, FREEHOLDERS VOTES. 
— GAaLWway, GALWAY CORPORATION, GALWAY 
Francaise, Guass DUTIES,GRAND CANAL,GRAND 
Jories,Grano Jury Laws.—JEws, INSOLVENT 
Desrors Acts, Joint STOCK BANKING COMPANY. 
—Ket_ty, Kitteepy, KILmMAINnHAM HosPITAL.— 
Leap, LEATHER, LINEN TRADE, LONDONDERRY 
CoRPORATION.—Manor Courts, MALT DUTIEs, 
Mavnootu CoLieGe, Monks, MULLINGAR TOLLS. 
—NEWSPAPER Stamp DuvutTies.—ORANGE PRO- 
CESSIONS, PAPER Duties, PARISH VESTRIES ACT, 
PARISH VESTRIES AND SUBLETTING ACTS, PAR- 
LIAMENT, PAWNBROKERS AcTS, PiG MARKET 
Dusuin, Porice, Poor Laws, PREROGATIVE 
Court; Pupstic Cess.—RovaL CANAL.—SENES- 
CHAL’S CouRT, SHERIFFS, SPIRITS, SPIRITS AND 
Stamp Dutigs, Stamp DuTies, STAMP DUTIES To- 
BACCO AND SPIRITS, STATE OF IRELAND, SUBLET- 
TING AcT.—T'AXATION, TITHE COMPOSITION Act, 
Tirues, Virnes AND VeEsTRY RATES, TOBACCO, 
Zoivus, TOLLS AND CUSTOMS,TONTINE ANNUITANTS, 
TorRnPrKe LAws, TURNPIKE TOLLS, TURNPIKE 
TRrvs1s.—UNION WITH IRELAND.—WATERFORD 
City, WexrorD Town )—Iron Trape, Justice Ap- 
MINISTRATION OF.— KinG’s Bencnu.— LaBourers’ 
Waces, Lanovrine Poor, Lancasuirne Granp Jvu- 
Rigs, Lanptorp AND Tenant, Lanpo Tax AssEss- 
ment, Law, Law Cuarces, Law Cope, Law Courts, 
Leap, Liapivity or Lanptorps, Licensine System. 
—Macutnery, Matt Duty, Matranp Beer Dotigs, 
Marriace Act, Mepicine Stame Duty, Mepway 
Navication, Metroporis Porice, MertTropouis 
Roaps Commissioners, Metropotis Water, Mi-- 
NER.—Newark, Newsparers, NEWSPAPERS AND Ap- 
VERTISEMENTS, NortTHERN Roaps.—Oatus, Oatus 
or Orrice—Parcets Conveyance, Parisn Ac- 
COUNTS, PARLIAMENTARY AGENCY, PARLIAMENTARY 
Rerorm, PartiAMEeNTARY REFORM AND DistTREss, 
Parent MepicinEs, PemBroxke, Pena Laws, Pit- 
cHARDS, Poxice Rate, Potiricat Unions, Poor Law 
AMENDMENT, Poor Laws, Poor Laws anv TITHEs, 
Poor Rares, Poor Rates AssessMENT, Poor Re- 
MOVAL, Postace, Post Orrice, Poyais Bonps, Pri- 
vate Birt Commitrees, PRoTESTANTS.—QUARTER- 
MEN~—Reiity, Retain Brewers, Rinson Trape, 
Rum, Rve.—Sr. James’s Park, Scortann (ALE AND 
SPIRIT LICENSES.—BEER DUTIES, BEER AND SPI- 
RITS.—CANDLES, CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, COMMIS- 
sary Courts, Court OF SESSION.—DISTILLATION, 
DisTiIcLery LAaws.— HENDERSON, HERRING FISH- 
ERY.—INVENTORY DuTy.——-LEATHER DuTY.—Mo- 
LASSES.—-SHERIFFS CouRT, SOAP DUTIES, SPIRIT 
LICENSES, SPIRITS, STAMP DuTY,SURGEONS.—1 Wo 
PENNIES Scots )--Suerirrs, SuippinG, SitK TRADE, 
Stavery, Smatt Dests, Smatut Pox, Soap Dorigs, 
Sourn American Trape, Souta Lonpon Warer- 
works, Spirit Licenses, Spirits, Sprritvovs Lti- 
quokrs,StarrorpGaou, Stace Coacnu LicENsE DuTiEs, 
Stace Coacues, Stamp Duties on DEEDs AND SEcu- 
nities, Stamp Dety on Receipts, STARCH, STOCK- 
DALE, STONE BLUE MANUFACTORY, STRAND I[MPROVE- 
MENTS, SUBWAYS,SUGAR Duties, SWEETS.--lAXATION 
Taxes, Tuompson, THomson, TiMBER Dutigs, TiTHes, 
Tospacco.—VaGRANT Act, VAGRANTS, VICE AND Pro- 
FANATION.--Usury Laws.—WakxerrieLp AssizEs, 
* Waste Lanos, Waste Lanps 1n tHE Cotontges, Wa- 

‘“vertoo Brivce Roap, Wess, WeEtsu JuDICATURE, 
West Inp1a Propvuce, West Inpia Property, 
Wueart, Witp, Wit.is, Woop, Woon Trane. 





Pickrorp Brook Road; Petition for a Bill for making. and 
maintaining a Turnpike Road from Pickford Brook to Can- 
well Gate ; Referred to a Committee; 76. Reported; Bill 
‘ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 125. Committed, 145. 
“Repotted ; To be ingrossed ; 192. Passed, 198, Agreed to 
by the Lords, 228. Royal Assent, 279. 

Pic Marxer.. Vide Ine.anp. 

Piaacuares; Petition of Mayor or Portreeve, Freemen and 
others of St. Mawes, for continuing the Bounty on the expor- 
tation thereof ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 54. 


Pitorace.. Vide Accounts. 
Pinner, Road,.. Vide Rickmersworts. 
Prnwxton Road. Vide Kirkpy. 





PiantatTions. Vide Accounts. Supruy. . 
Piayvpen Draimnace. Vide Roruer Levets. 
Piayuouses. Vide THEATRICAL REPRESENTATIONS. 


Po te, Sir Peter; Bill from the Lords for renewing, granting 
and confirming certain Powers and Authorities to him giveh or 
limited by the Will of Sir Charles Pole, Baronet, deceased, 
504. Read, 509. Committed, 518. Reported, and passed, 
560. Royal Assent, 578. 


Pouice. Vide IRELAND. ScoTLanp. 


Pouice Rate; Petition of Farmersand Market Gardeners resid- 
ing in Middlesex, Surrey, Hertford; Essex and Kent, for ex- 
emption therefrom ; To lieon the Table; and to be printed; 554. 


Pouiticat Unions; Petition of John Bennett, for the sup- 
pression thereof; To lie on the Table ; 411. 


Po.toc and Govan Railway. Vide Scorzanp. 


Poor; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of the State of the Poor of the United Kingdom ; 
and by leave withdrawn ; 156. 


Vide IRELAND. 
Poor and LasoureErs’ Wa6eEs. Vide Accounts. 


Poor Law Amendment; Bill to declare and amend that part 
of the Poor Law relating to the employment and relief of able- 
bodied Persons, and better rating Tenements under a certain 
Annual Value; Ordered ; de Order of leave for Bill, read 
and discharged ; Another Bill ordered, 89. Vide infra. — 


Bill to prevent Abuses of the 
Poor Laws, by declaring and amending the Law relating to 
able-bodied Labourers, and for better rating Tenements, under 
a certain Annual Value; Ordered; 89. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ;~go. 
Second Reading deferred, 117, 141. Bill‘committed,~r8o. 
Petitions of Landlords of Property situated in‘Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, and let in Tenements; and of Governor and Guardians 
of the Poor of Kingston-upon-Hull, against ; To be. printed ; 
184. Committee deferred, 197. Petitions of Churchwardens 
and Overseers of the Poor of several Parishes in: Neweastle- 
upon-Tyne, in favour, 220; and, of the Parish of Liverpool, 
in favour; To be printed ; 220. Petition referred, 256. Peti- 
tions of the Churchwardens, Overseers and Select Vestry of 
the township of Ulverston ; of the Ministers, Churchwardens, 
Overseers of the Poor and Inhabitants of the Parish of Wal- 
thamstow ; of Directors of the Poor of that part of the Parish 
of Whitchurch, which lies within the County of Salop; of 
Directors, Churchwardens and Overseers of the Parish of 
Tewkesbury; and, of Churchwardens, Overseers and Select 
Vestry of the Parish of Saint Mary-the-Virgin, in the Town 
and Port of Dovor, in favour; 331. To be printed; 932. 
Bill considered; ‘‘ Proceedings in Committee ;” Re d; 
Day appointed for further considering Report: and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 333. Report further considered ; 
Bill re-committed, 361. Petitions of the Guardians of the 
Poor of Bury St. Edmunds; and, of the Churchwardens, 
Overseers and Trustees of Leeds, in favour ; To be printed ; 
367. Instruction to Committee to divide the Bill imto»two 
Bills; Considered ; and report that the Committee had divided 
the Bill ; 375. Vide infra. LiaBitity of LanDLoxps, 


Bill to prevent Abuses of the 
Poor Laws, by declaring and amending the Laws relating to 
the employment and payment of able-bodied Labourers from 
the Poor Rates, reported ; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 375. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; and Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 385. Third Reading deferred ; 
399. Petition of Governors of the Poor in Norwich, against ; 
To be printed ; 406. Third Reading deferred ; 436, 444, 459, 
469, 490, 516, 524, 544, 548, §74, 582. 


Poor Laws; Petition of Magistrates and others of the Three 
Hundreds of Newport, for the gradual repeal of Act 43 Eliz. 
c. 2, 8. 1, and for allowing Persons.te ps a who are unable 
to obtain Work ; To lie on the. Table; and to be.printed ; 220. 


— Petition of Sir Thomas Branthwayt Beevor, com- 
plaining of the practice of letting out the unem eyed Poor, 
and of the method adopted for their payment ; to ie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 93. 

Petition of Vicar and others, Inhabitants of 
Godalming, for revision thereof; To leon the Table; and to 
be printed ; 466. 

Petition of Governor and Guardians of the Poor 
of the Nine Parishes in the City of Chester, for compelling 
the Occupiers of Property in the extra-parochial District 
called The Abbey Court, in Chester, to maintain their-own 
Poor ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 382. 

Vide IrrLanp, 


AND TitHEs; Petition of coe alee 
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amending the Poor. Laws, by obliging all Parishes to Kee 
their. Accounts in one fixed Form, and by fixing a es centa 
upon real Rents in lieu of Tithes ; To lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed ;14.°° ~~ . ear es 


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1G.IV,&amp;1WIV,) INDEX fo the E@uty- rLrTH Vo ky ME. 


Poor Rates; Petition of Inhabitant Householders in Devizes, 

raying that Landlords may be assessed to the Poor Rates 

fot Houses let at Rents not exceeding Fifteen Pounds per 
annum; To lie on the Table, 184; To be printed, 189. 


Petition of Churchwardens and Overseers of the 





Poor and Select Vestry for the Parish of Sunderland near the 
Sea, praying for a Legislative Enactment rendering. the 
Owners of Dwelling Houses under the Annual Rent of 


Twenty-five Pounds liable to be assessed to the Poor Rate; 
To be printed, 236. 

Petition of Churchwardens, Overseers, and. Select 
Vestry of Richmond, Surrey, for amendment of Act 59 Geo. 3, 
c. 12, 8.19, by which the Rates on Tenements above the 
Annual Rent of Six Pounds, and below Twenty Pounds, are 
charged upon the Owners instead of the Occupiers thereof; 
To lie on the Table; 271. 


Petition of Householders and other Inhabitants 
assessed to the Poor Rates, of Bishop Stortford, for rating 
Owners of Cottages let from Four Pounds to Six Pounds per 
Annum to the Poor Rates; Referred to Committee of the 
whole House on Poor Law Amendment Bill, 256. 


Petition of Rate Payers and Occupiers of Land 
in Kettering, for a more equal distribution thereof; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 404. 

Petition of James Hantler, of St. Luke, Chelsea, 
complaining of the increase of the Poor Rates, and submitting 
a Plan for ameliorating the condition of the labouring Classes ; 
To lie on the Table, 606. 


Petition of Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of 
the County of Bedford, for allotting to Labourers small Parcels 
of Lard in alleviation of the Poor Rates; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 617. 


Vide Accounts. Fotgesuitt. New Sarum. 


ANNvitTIEs; Bill to direct’ certain Returns to 
be made to Parliament from Parishes in England and Wales, 
and to enable Parishes to raise Money upon terminable An- 
nuities charged on their Poor Rates; Ordered, 374. Presented 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 459. Second Reading deferred, 507, 524, 549, 568, 
582. 


























AssESSMENT; Petition of Inhabitants of Frome 
Selwood, for the enactment of a Law for rendering the Poor 
Rates general throughout each Hundred; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 554- 


Removat (Irish and Scottish); Acts relating to Rogues 
and Vagabonds, and for the Relief of the Poor, Read ; Bill 
to alter and amend the Acts for the Removal of Vagrants and 
Poor Persons born in Scotland and Ireland, and chargeable to 
Parishes in England ; Ordered, 386; Presented and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 386. 
Petition of Rectors, Churchwardens and Vestrymen of St. 
Giles in the Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury, against ; To 
lie.on the Table; 432. Second Reading deferred, 435. Peti- 
tien. of Select Vestrymen of St. Mary-le-bone, against ; To 
lie on the Table; 441. Second Reading deferred, 444. Peti- 
tion. of .Vicar, Churchwardens and others, of St. Pancras, 
against; To lie on the Table; 449.. Of Rector, Vestrymen 

and others, Inhabitants of St. James, Westminster, against ; 
To lie on,the Table; 455. Second Reading deferred, 456. 
Petitions of Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City 
of London ; and of Churchwardens, Overseers and others of 
St. Mary Magdalen, against; To be printed 462. Petitions 
of Governors and Directors of the Poor of St. George, Ha- 
nover-square ; of the Minister, Churchwardens, Overseers 
and other Inhabitants of Paddington; of the Rector, Church- 
wardens, Overseers and Trustees of St. George, in the County 
of Middlesex, against; To lie on the Table, 472. Petitions of 
the Rector, Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of St. 
Mary, Whitechapel; and, of Churchwardens, Overseers and 
Guardians of the Poor of St. Luke, in the County of Middle- 
Bex, = To be'printed, 472. Petitions of Churchwardens 
and Overseers of the Poor of St. Mary, Newington; and, of 
the Wardens of the Parish Church of St. Saviour, Southwark, 
pening; To lie on the Table, 479. Motion for reading the 
ill a Second Time dropped for want of Forty Members, 486. 
Petition of Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of Christ- 
church, Surrey, against ; To be printed, 487. Second Reading 
deferred, 491. “Petition of Churchwardens and Overseers of 
of St. Giles, Camberwell, against; To lie on the Table, 496. 
Petitions of the Corporation of Governor and Guardians of 
the- Poor of Kingston-upon-Hull ; of the Churchwardens, 
Overseers and Select Vestry of the parish of Liverpool ; of 
the Governor, Deputy Governor, Assistants and Guardians of 
the Poor in the city and county of Norwich, and liberties of 
the same, against; To lie on the Table; Petitions of Church- 
wardens and Overseers of the Poor of Ashton-under-Line; and 
of the Vicar, Churchwardens, Overseers and Vestrymen of the 
‘ish of St. Giles without Cripplegate, London ; against; To 

e printed; 503. Second Reading deferred, 508. Petition 

_ of Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of St. Martin 

in the Fields, against; ‘To lie on the Table; Petition of 


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Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of St. Olav 
Southwark, against; To be printed ; 611. "Petition ‘of Tn- 

‘habitant Rate: Payers of Leeds, ‘against ; ‘To be: printed) 541. 
Petition of Directors of the Poor of St. Michael and the Holy 
Trinity, Coventry, against ; Tu lie on the Table, 567. 


Poors, Epwarp Dyke; Bill from the Lords for exchanging 
a Fee Simple Estate belonging to him, for an Estate under 
Settlement, devised by the Will of the late Edward Poore, 
466; Read, 468; Committed, 494; Reported, and Passed, 
532; Royal Assent, 561. 


Poruration; Bill for taking an account thereof, and of the 
Increase or Diminution ; Ordered, 354. Presented and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 354. Committed to a 
Select ommittee ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; 363. Power to Committee to report 
Minutes of Evidence ; Reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; Minutes 
to be printed ; 408. Report further considered ; Bill’re-com- 
mitted ; 426. Reported, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole House; Minutes 
of Evidence to be printed; 480. Committee deferred,’ 498. 
Bill considered, 508. Reported ; to be ingrossed, and’ Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 517.° Passed, 525. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 568. Royal Assent, 578. 

Port Giascow Harbour. Vide Scortanp. 

PortLanp Chapel. Vide NEwsporoucnu Church. 


PortMAN Market (St. Mary-le-bone); Petition for a: Bill for 
establishing a Market in the parish of St..Marye-bone ; 
Referred to a Committee; 80. Reported; Bill ordered s 125. 
Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 199. Reported; To 
be ingrossed; 351. Passed, 392. Agreed to by the Lords, 
447- Royal Assent, 500. 

PortuGa.; Motion for presenting an Address to. His Majesty 
for Extract of so much of Instructions to Sir William enry 
Clinton as relates to the Interference of the Troops under his 
command, in suppressing Disturbances in Lisbon, or in pro- 
tecting the Persons of the Royal Family; Question Neg. 
thereupon, and on several other Motions relating to Portugal ; 
161. 


Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 88.) 
Questions Nec. and QUESTIONS PREVIOUS, TERCEIRA. 


PostaGE; Petition of Inhabitants of Broadstairs, com aining 
of the Establishment of a Penny Post at that place; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 606. 


Posreas. Vide Accounts. 
PosTMASTER GENERAL; Usual Orders relating to him, g. 


Post Orrice; Petitions praying that a General and Twopenny 
Post Receiving-house may be established in the Neighbour- 
hood of Connaught-square, Sovereign-street, Edgeware-voad ; 
Of John Wheel, of Sovereign-street, Edgeware-road ;. To be 
printed, 265. Of Inhabitants of Paddington ; To be printed, 
597- 





-— Petition of Inhabitants and Visitors of Brighton, 
complaining of the Charge of one penny on all Letters and 
Newspapers, over and above the Postage chargeable thereon ; 
To lie on the Table, 284, 

Vide Accounts. 

Power Looms. Vide Macuinery. 


Poyais Bonps; Petition of Mary Ann Lloyd, complaining of 
her Distress arising from the Depreciation thereof, and. pray- 
ing for an Investigation; To lie on the Table, 281. 

Prayers ; Usual Orders relating thereto, 9. 

PREROGATIVE Court. Vide IRELAND. 

Printers. Vide Carico. 

Prisons. Vide Accounts. 

Private Bitts. Vide Bits. 


Private Birt CommitTEes; Petition of Magistrates and 
Town Council of Dumbarton, for appointing all Committees 
on disputed Private Bills by ballot ; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 647. 

Private Birt Orrice Fess. 
ORDERS. 


PrivitEGes; 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; 8. 

Privy Councit Emotuments; Motion for presenting an 
Address for an Account of all Salaries, Profits, Pa spn 
and Emoluments, whether Civil or Military, from 5th January 
1829 to 5th January :830, held and enjoyed by each of the 
Members of His Majesty’s Privy Councit Amendment pro- 
posed; 425. Main Question as amended put ; and agreed 
to; 426. (Vide AppKrEssEs, 89.) 

Proranation. Vide Vice. 


Property 1N Inrants, &amp;c.; Bill for amending the Laws 
respecting Conveyances and Transfers of Estates, and’ Funds 
vested in Trustees and Mortgagees ; Ordered; 27. Presented, 


and 
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PROPERTY IN INFANTS, Kc,—¢ontinued, seer 

»s and. xeadi; 29. Day swpoinied d; for, Second Resting. i.o0 to 
be printed; 30-,.,Committed, 91, Considered; Reported ; 

Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
étmsaded to be printed; 98. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Dey appointed for Third regs. * 117. 
Third*Readimg deferred, 124. Bill passed, 129. By the 
‘Lords,-with Amendnients, 644. Considered, and agreed to, 
644. Royal Assent, 657. 

Prosecutions. Vide Accounts, 


Protestant DissentTiNG Ministers. Vide Accounts. 

_ Suppty. 

Protestants; Petitions complaining that Protestants hold- 
ing Civil and Military Situations under the Crown are forced 
to engage in the Idolatrous Services of the Roman Catholic 
and. Greek Churches; Of Magistrates, Clergy and Inha- 
bitants of Derby; 329. ‘To be printed, 330. Of certain of 
the Clergy of the Church of England, 352. To be printed, 
353. Of the Reverend John Paterson, Moderator, and other 
Members of the Presbytery of Newcastle upon Tyne; To be 
sprinted ; 663. Of Free Barons and Inhabitants of Dover; 
Mo be printed; 558. Of Clergymen of the Deaneries of 
Rochester and Malling; presented; interrupted by a Mes- 
sage from the Lords; 561. Petition read; To be printed, 
562. 

Provisions. Vide AccounrTs. 

Pwstic Accounts. Vide Accounts. 

Pustic Buiipincs. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Pustic Bustness; Resolution relative to Orders of the Day, 
and Notices, 10. 

Pusiic Cess, Vide IRELAND. 

Pusute DerartmMents. Vide Accounts. 

Pusbiic INcomy and Exrenpiture. Vide Accounts. 

Pustic Recorps. Vide Accounts. 

Pus.icans. Vide DisTILLaTION. 

Purseck Roads. Vide WaREHAM. 


11° Geo. LV. § we Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


“SUARTERMEN;; Petition of Charles Binder, Agent of the 
Quartermen in His Majesty’s dock-yards, praying for Super- 
annuation Allowances, 557. Referred to the Committee on 
Superannuations, 558. 
Quebec. Vide CANADA. 
QueENsFeRRY PassaGe. Vide Scorianp. 


QuEeENSFERRY Roap. Vide ScoTianp. 


QUESTIONS : 


-——_—---— Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not 
made, 6, 11, 27, 31, 39, 40,70, 96, 137, 142, 335, 351, 359, 
374, 387, 389, 390, 458, 507, 568, 578, 598, 604, Gog. 

————- Main, put, 6, 27, 32, 70, 96, 137, 142, 155, 156, 
173» 335» 351, 355, 374, 38%" 389, 399, 397, 435, 458, 476, 
507, 549, 555, 568, 578, 598, 604, 609, 651. 

——-———— Amended, 171, 222, 426, 435, 451, 576, 582. 

- Amendments proposed to be made to Questions, 
withdrawn, 32, 155, 204, 431, 604, 60g. 

Questions passed in the NEGATIVE; viz. 

That certain Words be inserted in the Motion for 

Address of Thanks, 6. 

+ That certain Words be added to the Address of 
Thanks, 12. 

That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 171, 222, 235, 254, 426, 435, 
451, 576, 582. 

That certain Words proposed be left out, stand 

part of a clause, 493. é 

That certain Words be added to the Title of a 


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Bill, 604. 

That certain Words be added to the Motion for an- 
Address of Acknowledgment for Communications respecting 
the calling a New Parliament, 598. 


—+——. That the House do now adjourn, 28,204, 609. 


— That this House learnt with satisfaction, that “ His 
Majesty. having recently concerted with His Allies Measures 
for the Pacification and final Settlement of Greece, trusts 
that He shall beenabled at an early period to communicate to 
Parliament the Particulars of this ement, with such in- 
formation as may explain the course which His Majesty has 
pursued throughout the progress of these important Trans- 
actions ;” That it is the confident hope of this House, that such 
final Settlement will be found to securé to Greece a Tertitory 
sufficient for National Defence; &amp;c. 48. 





— For bringing in a Bill to restore the Constitutional 
‘Influence of! the Commons in the Parliament of England, 70. 


For bringing in a Bill to enable the Towns of Man- 
chester, Leeds and Birmingham to return Representatives to 
serve in Parliament, 96. 

For referring a Petition to a Select Committee to 
examine the Matter thereof, 116. 


For permitting the Returning Officer for’ the 
Borough of Wexford to appear as a separate Party before an 
Election Committee, 118. 


For appointing a Select Committee to inquireinto 
the conduct of Mr. Nash, with reference tothe Crown Lands 
in Middlesex, 123. 

For laying before the House Copy of Correspond- 
ence respecting the Interference of the Bombay Government 
with certain Proceedings of the Supreme Court of Judicature 
at that Presidency, 150. 


— For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the 
Report of a Bill, 150. 

— For presenting Addresses to His Majesty relative to 
the Affairs of Portugal, 161. 


For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on 
Third reading of Bills, 180, 356. 

- — For pingesie! a Select Committee to inquire into 
the Causes of the National Distress, ‘and whether any, and 
what Remedies can be applied, 222. 


For appointing a Select Committee ‘to ‘inquire into 
the expediency of making a Revision of the Taxes, 229. 


For appointing a Select Committee for taking-into 
consideration the State and Management of the Land’ Revertues 
of the Crown, which are under the Superintendence ‘of the 
Commissioners of Woods and Forests, 244. 


For recommitting St. Giles’s Vestry Bill, 248. 


— That it be an Instruction to Committee‘on Super- 
annuations to — into the expediency of placing Full Pay 
and Half Pay Officers under similar regulations when ap- 
pointed to Civil Offices, 334. 


— For bringing in a Bill to alter and amend Act 7 
Geo. 4, c. 72, relating to Church Rates and Parish Cesses in 
Ireland, 338. 
That the use of Force in interrupting Unarmed 
Vessels, and preventing them anchoring and landing Passen- 

ers in the Harbour of Porto Praia, was. a ‘violation’of ‘the 
Resienienti of the State to which the Island of Terceira 
belonged, 343. Vide QuESTIONS PREVIOUS, 


— For presenting an Address to His Majesty, ‘to con- 
sider whether the Government of Ireland by a Viceroy is any 
longer necessary, 407. 

For appointing a Select Committee, to inquire into 
the State of the Island of ‘Newfoundland, 407. 
For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
a Grant for extending the Grand Canal by an off-branch from 
Ballycommon to Kilbeggan, 407. 
For laying before the House Copies of Depositions 
or Informations sworn by Patrick Daly, relative to the Con- 
spiracies to Murder, of which the Prisoners given in charge 
stood accused; and of Copies of the Notes of the Judges; 
413. 



































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For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of repealing the Duties now payable on the Importa- 
tion of Coals into Ireland, 420. 

—————— For adjourning ‘Debates, 435, 507, 557, 598. 
— For further adjourning a Debate, 204, 


—-——-— For bringing in a Bill to repeal so much of Act 10 
Geo. 2, c. 28, as empowers the Lord Chamberlain to prohibit 
the acting of any new Play on the Stage, and for appointing 
Commissioners for the same, 476. 

For referring two Petitions, relative to Tobacco and 

Snuff, to a Select Committee,’ fo examine the' Matter thereof, 

476. 











For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the Commerce, Revenue and Expenditure of Ceylon, 490. 


For bringing in a Bill for the effectual and radical 
Reform of the state of the Representation of the People in 
the Commons House of Parliament, 497. 


That it is expedient to extend the Basis of the Re- 
presentation of the People in this House ; and, other Mofions 
relating thereto, .497. 

For presenting an Address, praying His Majesty to 
give directions for an Inquiry into the } sae Divorce, 506. - 
————-—. For repealing so much of Act 56 Geo. 3, c, 68, as 

declares Gold Coins the only legal Tender in payment of all 
Sums. beyond 40s. &amp;c.; also, another Motion relating to.Cur- 

rency, §30.), 
—-— For bringing’in’a Bill to repeal so much of several 
Statutes,.in force, Se hreland. as. enable Parish ’ Vestries .to 
assess Rates-for'building Churches and Chapels, 537. f 
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Quzstions passed in the Negative—continued, 

————— For referring Petition against erecting a Church in 
the Parish of St. Luke to a Committee; te examine the 
Matter thereof, 564. 

For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
further consideration of the Report of a Bill, 574. 
- For reading ‘Clauses a second time, ‘offered to be 
added on Third Reading of Bills, 604, 640. 


: For presenting an Address to His Majesty, relative 

' to the Expediency of making provision against Dangers to 
» which the Coouttny might be exposed by a Demise of the Crown, 
under the present circumstances of the Sovereign, 626. 











For the House proceeding at the earliest practicable 
‘. period in the next Session, to take into its most serious con- 
sideration the State of Slavery in the Colonies of this Country, 


“644. 





—— For printing a Petition, 647. 

‘QuEsTION, Previous, and Motion withdrawn, 135. 

‘QUESTIONS, PREVIOUS, passed in the Negative: 

That prior to 12th December 1828, Her Majesty 

the Queen Donna Maria -had been recognized.as the legitimate 

Queen of Portugal; That on the said 12th December the 

Island of Terceira, part of the Dominions of the Queen of 

Portugal, was governed by Authorities in Allegiance to her 

Majesty, &amp;c. &amp;c.; 343. 

—— Relating to the State of the Revenue of First 
Fruits of Ireland, and the Administration thereof, 443. 


That a Majority of the Members of the Legislative 
Councils of Upper and Lower Canada ought not to consist of 
&gt; {Persons holding Offices at the pleasure of the Crown; and 
other Motions relative thereto; 476. 
For establishing Poor Laws in Ireland, on the prin- 
ciple of 43 Eliz. with certain Alterations, 407. 
QvuEsTions resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: 
That certain Words, proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 27, 39, 40, ‘70, 96, 137, 156, 
173» 254» 335» 351, 356, 374, 387, 389, 390, 458, 476, 507, 
549, 568, 578, 582, 598, 609, 651. 
That certain Words be inserted in, or added to 
Questions, 171, 222, 235, 254, 426, 435,451, 576, 582. 
That certain Words'be added to a Clause, 493. 
For bringing in a Bill to prevent Bribery and Cor- 


ruption in the Election of Burgesses to serve:in Parliament 
for East: Retford, 27. 


‘For reading the other Orders of the Day, 107. 
For laying before the House Copies of Ex-officio 
Informations, filed by the Attorney-General against the Editor 


of the Morning Journal, and of the Judgments against him; 
and Minutes of the Jury, &amp;c.; 123. 


That Mr. Speaker.do now leave the Chair, 142, 385. 
For reading a Bill the Third time, 180. 


_— For agreeing with Committee in Amendments to 
°°St. Giles’ Vestry Bill, 248. To Galway Franchise Bill, 



































468. 
_ —.~ For bringing in the Jews’ Relief Bill, 266. 
-—- For reading Bills from ‘the Lords the Third time, 
268. 
For. reading Bills a Second time, 333, 351, 374- 
———-—— For hearing Mr. Eyre Lee'at the Bar in his Defence, 
‘456i. 


For referring certain Petitions to Committee of 
Appeal, 494. 
————— For reading a Clause a Second time, 523. 
That a certain Sum, proposed to be left out of a 
Resolution, stand part thereof, 604. 
That certain Words stand part of a Bill, 631. 
‘That certain’ Words be ‘inserted in a Bill upon Third 
Reading, 640. 
————— For a tre. to'an Amendment made by the Lords 
to the re ecu Bill, 651 ; To the Administration 
» 069. 





of Justice 
11° Geo. IV, &amp; 1 Will. 1V. Parl.'8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


RADNORSHIRE Roads. ‘Vide Breconsuire. 
Rapstockx Roads; ‘Petition for a Bill for more’ effectually 
repairing and otherwise improving the same; and Bill or- 
dered, 62. Presented, and read, 86. Committed, 125. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Bradford, Wingfield, and several 
“Other parishes in the county of ‘Wilts, against ;~ Referred, 
“227. - Bill’ reported; to be my Mer 246. Passed, 247. 
Agreed'to bythe Lords, 983. “Royal ‘Assent, 322° 
RamscaTe Harsour. Vide Accounts. 


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Ratcurre Corer. Docks; Petition for a Bill for oki 

and constructing certain Wet Docks, Warehouses wad olhes 
‘Works, and néar the Hamlet of Ratcliffe; Referred to 
a' Committee; 80. Reported ; Bill ordered ; "102." 


Rawcure (Lancaster) Lands ; Petition for a Bill for divid- 
ing and inclosing the same; and Bill ordered, 34, Pre- 
eaten, ni! rea rer Committed, 109. Reported;, to be 
ingrossed ; 226. Passed, 231. A to by the Lords, 248. 
Royal Assent, 280. 1 aomaerg cry 

‘Rawtiincs, Edward; Bill from. the Lords for vesting the 
Legal Estate in certain Estates, late of Ann Budgen, formerly 
vested in Elizabeth Pedder, deceased, in Mortgage, in Edward 
Rawlings, the present ety oe and Trustee of the equity 
of redemption ‘thereof, ‘433. ‘Read, 437. Committed, 454. 
Petition of John Kirkman for leave to proceed, 477. ' To lie 
on the Table; Leave to Committee to sit, and proceed, and 
to.report on a certain day, 478. Bill reported, and passed, 
486. Royal Assent, 501. 

Reat Property. Vide Liapiniry. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES,-90.) 


Rencross Road; Petition for a Bill for maintaining the same ; 
and Bill ordered, 79. Presented, and read, 120. ‘Committed, 
151. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 247. Passed, 252. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 347. Royal Assent, 355. 

Repvuction of EsTaBLisHMENTS; Entries in Journals of 
27th June 1821 and gd July in the same Session, relating: to 
the Inquiry into the several Departments of the Civil Goyern- 
ment, with a view to the Reduction of the Number of Per- 
sons employed therein, &amp;c. read; Address thereupon, 32. 
Vide (ADDRESSES) 91. 








Resolution, That in all 
the Establishments, Civil and Military, every saving ought 
to be made which can be effected without the violation of 
existing Engagements, and without detriment to the Public 
Service, 32. 





Vide Accounts. 
RerFinep Sucar. Vide WAREROUSED SuGar. 
REFERENCES. Vide ERRONEOUS. 

Rerorm of PARLIAMENT. Vide PARLIAMENT. 


Recency; Motion for presenting an Address to His Majesty, 
relating to the expediency of making Provision against Dan- 
gers to which the Country might be exposed by a Demise of 
the Crown under the present circumstances of the Sovereign, 
625. Question Neg. thereupon, 626. 


REGISTRAR at MaprAs. Vide East Inp1A, 
REGISTRATION of Birtus. Vide Birtus. 


Reitty, John; Petition praying for a Committee to investi- 
gate the merits of -his invention of a Self-registering Stamp 
ie; to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 522. 


Rexicion ; Grand Committee appointed, 8. 
ReEticious OspseRvANcES. Vide PRoTESTANTs. 
Rents. Vide DurHam County PALaTINE. 


REPORTS: 





Time limited for receiving Reports on. Private 
Bills, 10. Enlarged, 285. 


of former Sessions, referred to Select Com- 
mittees, 10, 31, 174. 








Read, 196. 

To be re-printed, 624. 
of a Bill put off for Three Months, 531. 
Referred to Select Committees, 24, 26,.44, 
64, 77, 87, 101, 108, 110, 120, 126, 130, 174, 198, 229,281, 
253, 260, 351, 519. 

Read again, 38, 92, 97, 103, 127, 229)131, 
132, 137, 144, 145, 146, 401, 421, 509, 533, 546, 585. 

Time enlarged for receiving Reports on Bills, 


379, 380,387, 389, 399, 392, 393, 428, 430, 446, 462, 488, 
593; 520. 




















To be printed, 15, 133, 193, 221, °250;'257, 
269, 398, 416, 449, 520, 530, 533, 535» 571, 597» 606, 632, 
638, 639, 642, 643, 645. : 
Order for printing a Report discharged, 649. 
Reported informal, and Re-committed. 253. 











‘Request, Courts of. Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 39.) 
Resipves, Unpisposep of. Vide Execurors. 


RESOLUTIONS : 

To be printed, 10, 398. 

Read, 7, 15, §02,.511. 

Reseinded, 285. 

Re-committed, 599. 
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RESOLUTIONS —continued. 








= Consideration of, deferred, 150,. 233, 
321, 334, 362. , 


— Postponed, 80, 142, 229. 








Amendments proposed to be made 
thereto, but not made, 142, 156, 604. 





Restoration of Car. II. ; Chaplain ordered to preach before 
the House, at St. Margaret’s Church, Westminster, May 29, 
497- House went to Church, and returned, 499. 


Rear. Brewers; Petitions for regulating the Trade thereof; 


Of. Licensed Victuallers of Birmingham; Referred te the Com- 
mittee on the Sale of Beer, 154. Of Newcastle-under-Lyme; 
Referred, 184. 





Petition of Retail Brewers of Sussex and 
Hants, complaining of vexatious Proceedings of Magistrates; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 396. 


Petition of Retail Brewers Society of Lon- 





don, praying that Retail Brewers may be placed on the same 
footing as Pate Victuallers, 519. To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 520. 


Revenue. Vide Accounts. 
—— —-—- Inquiry. Vide Accounts. 
Ripste Navication ; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend 


Act ; Referred to a Committee, 35. 


Risson Trave; Petitions complaining of Distress in that 


Trade; Of Inhabitants and Weavers of Ribbons in Nuneaton 
and Chilvers Coton; To be printed, 139. Of Ribbon Wea- 
vers of Foleshill ; To be printed, 165. 


Vide Sivx. 





Ricumonp Bridge. Vide Accounts. 


Lunatic AsyLum. Vide IRELAND. 


RickmerswortnH Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 


tually repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 
and read, 125. Committed, 157. Petitions of Owners and 
Occupiers of estates in and near Rickmansworth ; and, of 
Inhabitants of the said Town; and, of Trustees of the Road 
from Rickmansworth to Sudbury Common, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 199. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 379- Bill ye ee to be ingrossed; 428. Passed, 
438. Agreed to by the Lords, 473. Royal Assent, 501. 


Rieuts of Executors. Vide ExrecutTors. 


Rinomer and Hurst Green Roads; Petition for a Bill for 


more effectually repairing and improving the same, 58; and 
Bill ordered, 59. Presented, and read, 143. Committed, 167. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 274. Passed, 328. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 382. Royal Assent, 500. 


Rissoroveu Inclosure. Vide Monks Rissporovcn. 
Roacn Forest Inclosure. Vide NERocHE. 


Ro.vENDEN Drainage. Vide Rotuer LEvets. 


Roman Cartuonic Cuarities; Bill for better securing the 
Charitable Donations and Bequests of His Majesty’s Subjects 
in England and Wales oe the Roman Catholic Reli- 
gion. ordered, 374. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
or Second Reading; and to be printed; 405. Petition of 
Reverend Sir Harcourt Lees, Baronet, against ; To be print- 
ed, 495. Second Reading deferred, 497, 508, 530, 537, 564, 
575» 582. 

Roman Catuouic MarriaceEs; Bill to amend the Laws re- 
specting Marriages celebrated by Roman Catholic Priests, 
ordered, 374. 


Ross (Hereford) Improvement; Petition for a Bill for Pav- 
ing, Cleansing, Lighting, and otherwise improving that 
Town, 42. Referred to a Committee, 43. Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 120. Presented, and read, 126. Committed, 267. 
Reported, 356. To be ingrossed, 357. Petition of Burgesses 
Proprietors of certain Freeholds in Ross, against; To lie 
on the Table, 357. Bill passed, 364. Agreed to by the Lords, 
424. Royal Assent, 499. 
Rotnernam Road; Petition for a Bill for altering and im- 
proving the same, 75; and Bill ordered, 77. Presented, and 
read, 102. Committed, 252. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
350. Passed, 357. Agreed to by the Lords, 391. Royal 
Assent 500. 


Rorner Levers Drainage; Petition for a Bill to amend 
Act, 33. Referred to a Committee, 34. Reported; Bill 
2 EY 99- Presented, and read, 109. Petition of Inhabi- 
tants, Ship-owners, Merchants, and Traders of Rye, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 137. Bill committed, 137. Petition of 
Inhabitants, Ship-owners, Merchants and others, of Rye, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 169. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 390. Passed, 422. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 630. Considered, 635; and agreed to, 636. 
Royal Assent, 646. 

Rowe’s Estate. Vide Emeris. 

Royat Cana. Vide Ireranp. 


Rovar Inisu Mininc Company. Vide IRELAND. 


a ‘INDE X' 0 the "Brenty-¥ Pra VOL UME. © [4: 1830. 





a. 








Rum; Petition of West India Planters and Merchants, praying 
that the Duty on Rum may in no case exceed the Duty on 
Home-made Spirits; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
352. 

—— Petition of West India Planters and Merchants against 
any additional Duty on Rum; To lie on the Table; and to 

' be printed; 570. , 
~~ anv Sucar Dutizs. Vide West INp1a Produce: 
Runcorn Gar Railway. Vide Sr. Heven’s. 


RussExk1, late James; Bill from the Lords to effect an Ex- 
change of part of the Estates devised by his Will for part of 
the Estates comprised in the Marriage Settlement of the 
Marchioness of Londonderry, 647. Read the First and Second 
time ; and committed; Leave given to Committee to sit, and 
proceed ; and to report on a certain Day; 649. Bill reported, 
with an Amendment, 649. Agreed to; and Bill passed ; 650. 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 653. Royal Assent, 657. 


Russia. Vide (ADDRESSES, 7.) 


Rye; Petition of Inhabitants of Rye, praying for Relief from an 
abuse of Magisterial power and the unconstitutional employ- 
ment of a Military force by a Magistrate of the county of 
Sussex; To lie on the Table, 489. 


Evectrion. Vide ELEecTIons. 


Harzour; Act 41 Geo. 3, c. 53, for the Improvement 
thereof, read; Bill to amend the said Act and to appoint. new 
Commissioners, and to enable them to raise additional Funds, 
ordered ; Notices, &amp;c. to be given, 534. Bill presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed at 
the expense of the parties, 553. Bill committed, 572. Petition 
of Hercules Sharp, against; To lie on the Table, 581, Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for. Third 
Reading, 601. Bill passed, 605. Agreed to by the Lords, 
630. Royal Assent, 646. 


11 Geo. 1V. &amp; 1 Will. 1V. Parl.8. Sess.4. A. 1830. 


SAGGERS, Charles. Vide Hackney Coacu Boarp. 

Saint GeorGe (Bloomsbury) Vestry. Vide St. Gixgs. 

Saint Gixgs’ Vestry; Petition for a Bill for the better regu- 
lating the affairs of the joint Parishes of St. Giles-in-the-Fields 
and St. George Bloomsbury; Referred to a Committee, 17. 
Reported; Biull ordered; 98. Presented, and read, 101, 
Committed, 120. Petition of William Matthew Thisselton, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 151. Petition of 
Inhabitant Householders of St. Giles-in-the-Fields and 
St. George Bloomsbury, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 182. Member added to the Committee, 187. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 248. Petitions of Inhabitant 
Householders of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, and St. George 
Bloomsbury ; and, of Thomas Wakley, against; To. lie. on 
the Table, 253. Bill passed, 254. Agreed to by the Lords, 
277. Royal Assent, 279. 


Saint Heven’s and Runcorn Gap Railway; Petition for 
a Bill for making a Railway from the Cowley-Hill Colliery to 
Runcorn Gap, and for constructing a Wet Dock; Referred 
to a Committee, 12. Reported; Report referred to*Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 24. Vide Stanpine Or- 
pers. Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 
37. Report read; Bill ordered; 38. Presented, and read, 40. 
Committed, 101. Petition of Proprietors of the Sanke 
Brook Navigation, against ; Referred, and Counsel érdeted, 
193. Petitions of Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses of Liver- 
pool; and, of Ellen Pemberton, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 207. Petition of William Hurst, Esquire, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 230. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table ; 346. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 393. The King’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed ; 400. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. Royal 
Assent, 500. 

Saint JAmes’s Park; Petition of Inhabitants of the cit 
and ay Westminster, praying for access into the Park 
through Waterloo Place; To he on the Table; and to be 
printed, 263. 

Saint James’s (Westminster) Vestry; Petition for a Bill to 
explain and amend Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 84. 

Saint Katuarine’s Dock; Petition for a Bill ,to-amend and 
alter Acts, 19. Referred to a Committee, 20. Reported ; 
Bill ordered, 31. Presented, and read, 81. Committed,109 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 162. Report. further 
considered ; Bill to be ngs 209. Passed,216, Agreed 
to by the Lords, 237. yal Assent, 279. 

Saint Martrin’s Burial Ground. Vide Birminenam. 

Saint Mary-Le-Bone Market. Vide Portman. 

Saint MicHakE.-uron-WyeEr Inclosure. Vide Rawcuirre. 

Saint Pancras Paving. Vide Accounts. 

Sateuurst Drainage. Vide Rorner Leve s. 

Sau Ro catia gia for a Bill for better cleans- 
ing, lighting, watching, regulating, and improving the said 
Tow S Referred to a Conmmittes 26. Repo : ‘Bill or- 
dered ; 34. Presented, and read, 49. Committed, 87.  Re- 
ported ; ‘to be Pepi ig0. King’s Consent ignite ; Bill 

passed ; 163. Agreed to by the Lords, 195. Royal Assent, 197. 


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Saurrieet Roads. Vide Loutu. 7% 
Sanpuvurst Drainage. Vide Rotuenr Levens. (| 
Sanxey Broox Navigation; Petition for:a Bill:to consoli- 
date and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 18.° Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 24. Presented, and read, 34. | Com- 
mitted, 92. Petition of Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses of 
Liverpool, inst; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 119. 
Petition of Merchants, Traders, and others, using the said 
Navigation, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 162. 
Petition of Captains’ Crews navigating Flats, Haulers and 
Labourers employed in the Sankey Brook Navigation, in 
favour; 193. Petitions of Merchants, Traders, and others, 
i N ey Brook Navigation; of Owners of Land adjoin- 
ing the Navigation ; and, m Widness, against ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 199. Bill reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 346. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
93. The Dig § Consent signified, 4oo. Bill passed, 401. 
Korea to by the Lords, 441. Royal Assent, 500. 


Sarum Poor. Vide New Sarum. 


SCOTLAND : 





(ApvocaTEs’ Wipows Funp.) Vide 
EDINBURGH. 





(ALE AND SPrrit LICENSES.) Petition 
of Justices of the Peace of the county of Renfrew, for Altera- 
»- tion and Amendment of the Law salatizig thereto ; To lie on 
» the Table; and to be printed ; 559. 





(ARGYLL; Duke of.) Bill from the Lords, 
for ‘empowering him to borrow a Sum of Money, and to 
‘make it a charge on the Estate of Argyll, 489. Read, 491. 
‘Committed, 503. Reported; and passed; 546. Royal As- 

sent, 562. 














(Batrrp, George.) Vide Stamp Dury. 
— (Beer DvtTieEs.) Petition of Brewer Incorpora- 
tidn. of Dundee for the Reduction thereof; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 68. 

— (BEER AND SPIRITS.) Petition of Brewers of 
Edinburgh for equalizing the Duties thereon in Scotland ; To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 190. 


(BrRoomiELAW RAILWAY AND TUNNEL.) Pe- 
tition in favour of an Application for a Bill for making a Rail- 
way from Broomielaw to the Upper Levels of Glasgow ; To 
lie on the'Table, 52. 





Pe- 
tition for a Bill for making the said Railway and Tunnel, 
81. Referred toa Committee, 82. Reported; Bill ordered, 
. Petition of Provost, Magistrates and Council of the 
Burgh of Montrose, in favour, 102. Bill presented 

read, 119. Petition of Magistrates and Town Coun- 

cil of the burgh of Forres, in favour, 125. Petition of Pro- 
vost, Magistrates and Town Council of the royal burgh 
of Dumbarton, in favour, 146. Bill committed, 158. Pe- 
tition of Provost, Magistrates and Councillors of Ander- 
ston, in favour, 169. Petition of Glasgow Water-Works 
Company, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 177. 
Petitions of the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Common 
Council-of the city of Glasgow; of Magistrates and Council 
of the burgh of barony of Greenock, assembled in Council ; 
of. the Directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Manu- 
...._factures, established by royal charter in the city of Glasgow ; 
of the Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of the burgh 
of Airdrie,im Common Council assembled; of Proprietors of 
Steam-boats navigating the River Clyde; and, of Merchants, 
Manufacturers or Burgesses in Glasgow, in favour, 188. 
Petitions of the Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of 
the burgh of Kircaldy ; of the Convener, Trades Ballies, 
Collector, Deacons, .and Visitor of the Fourteen Inco ted 
Trades and. other Ordinary and Extraordinary Members of 
the Trades House of the city of Glasgow; of Merchants and 
Bu s of the united burghs of Port Glasgow and Newark; 
of Merchants, Manufacturers and others in the city of Glas- 
gow, or the immediate neighbourhood thereof; of Merchants 
and Manufacturers, &amp;c. nm Greenock ; and, of Merchants, 
Manufacturers and Steam-boat Proprietors of the town of 
Belfast, in favour, 192. ‘Petition of Company of Proprietors 
of the Monkland Navigation, against; To lie on the Table; 
‘Petitions of William Mure, re, and Robert Davidson, 
‘Esquire, Trustees ‘of the Blythswood Estate ; and of the Com- 
pany ‘of “Proprietors ‘of ‘the Forth and Clyde Navigation, 
ih ty Referred, and Counsel ordered, 198. Petition of 
3 ost, Magistrates and ‘Town’ Council of Aberdeen, in 
favour, 207. Petitions’ of the Glasgow Gas-light Company ; 
and of Proprietors and Owners of Houses and Grounds on 
the Estate of Blythswood, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 208. Petition of Proprietors of the Monkland Na- 
vigation {presented 19 Match), against ; Read ; and referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 209. Petitions: of Traders or »Coal- 
owners along the Monkland Canal ;.of Matthew Fleming, 









nny “hat of Sie gi of batt hill’ Be cen 

, | 3 . * \ ’ ° irs, 0 ixton, bth y ters. li and 
othe: Wing within “of Glasgow, and on the north 
~ ,bide of the Canal; det, Balfour, Chairman of the 
7.* S OF yout farshire ; 


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and, of the Provost, Magistrates, Town Council and Deacons 
of Incorporations of yee burgh of Lanark, in favour, 
218, itions of Trustees of the Road from G Ww, 
through Cowcaddens, to the north end of the Bridge over that 
part of the River Kelvin called the’ Milnford of ; in 
the county of Lanark ; and, of Archibald Campbell, a Trustee 
for repuiring and maintaining the roads from Inchbelly. Bridge 
to Glasgow, and leading over Garngadhill to Provan Mili, 
and other Roads branching therefrom or connected therewith, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 227. Power ‘to 
Committee to sit, notwithstanding any Adjournment, 227. 
Petition of Magistrates and Council of the united burghs of 
Port Glasgow and Newark, in favour, 252. Petition .of 
nts, Manufacturers and Traders of Newry, in favour, 
258. 

(Bureus Po tice.) Bill for establishing a gene- 
ral system of Police therein, ordered, 568. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second reading ; and to be printed ; 
578. Committed to a Select Committee ; Five to be the 
Quorum; 592. Bill reported; and as amended, to be printed; 
624. 

(CAITHNESS STATUTE LaABouR.) Petition for a 
Bill for making and repairing certain Roads. and Bridges, 
and for better regulating the Statute Labour in the county 
Caithness, 74. Referred to a Meccano Reported ; 
Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders, 126. Vide 
Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That the Parties be permitted 
to proceed, and to deposit Lists of Owners, &amp;c. in the Private 
Bill Office,144. Report read; Bill ordered, 145. , Presented 
and read, 147. Committed, 167. Petitions of Magistrates 
and Town Council of Wick; and, of Feuars, Merchants and 
others of Pulteney Town, in favour; Petitions of Farmers and 
others of Reay; and of Proprietors of Estates and Road 
Trustees of the. county of Caithness, against; To ‘lie on the 
Table, 345. Petition of the Honourable Geo Dunbar, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 351. . Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 390. Passed, 408. Agreed to by the Lords, 
441. Royal Assent, 501. 


— (CAMPBELL, Sit William Purves Hume. ). Bill from 
the Lords to enable him and the Heirs of Entail to grant 
Fees of parts of his Estate, 442. Read, 444. Committed, 
470. Reported; and passed; 518. Royal Assent, 561. 


— (CANDLES.) Petitions for repeal of Excise Duty 
thereon ; Of Candle Manufacturers of Edinburgh, 447: Of 
Aberdeen; and, of Dundee; To be printed, 522. Of Rox- 
burgh, 580. 


(CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS.) Act 4 Geo. 4, c. 48, 
for enabling Courts to abstain from pronouncing Sentence of 
Death in certain Capital Felonies, read; Bill to amend Act 
9 Geo. 4, to facilitate Criminal Trials in, Scotland, and to 
grant further facilities in regard to such Trials, ordered, 
407. Presented,and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed, 412. Second Reading deferred, 436; 444. 
Bill committed, 459. Committee deferred, 497. Bill - 
dered, and reported; Day appointed for further A 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 508. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 524. Report further.con- 
sidered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third 





Reading, 531. Passed, 545. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, on Considered, and agreed to, 632. . Royal Assent, 
646. 


(CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.) Petition of  Inhabi- 
tants of Lismahago for a total repeal of the Law of ‘Church 
Patronage in Scotland, 402. To lie on the Table; ‘and ‘to be 
printed, 403. 

(CLYDE CANAL.) Vide Forrw and Ciype; 

(CLYDE NAVIGATION.) Petition for a Bill to 


enable the Trustees of that Navigation to purchase up certain 


Exemptions; Referred to a Committee, 51, Reported; Bill 
ordered; 126. Presented, and read, 192. Committed, 167. 
Petition of Magistrates and Town Councillors of Dumbarton, 
against; To lie on the Table, 169. Petition of Noblefiien, 
reeholders, Justices and others of Dumbarton, ‘inst; To 
lie on the Table; Petition of Burgesses of Dui " 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 177. Petition of 
Jacob Dixon, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, .182. 
Petition of Ship-owners, Steam-boat Owners, Ship-builders, 
and others connected with the Shipping Interest of the. River 
Leven and Port of Dumbarton, and resident Burgesses in the 
said Burgh, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 207. 
Petition of Merchants, Ship-owners and Traders of Cork, in 
favour, 216. Petition of Magistrates and Council ‘of the 
united burghs of Port Glasgow and Newark, in favour, 267. 
Petition of Merchants and Traders of the Ports of ‘Killodgh, 
Downpatrick, Strangford and Portaferry, in favour, 281: “Be. 
tition of Provost, Baillies and Town Council of Irvine, in 
favour, 341. Petition of Magistrates and Town Councillors 
of Dumbarton, against; Referred; and Counsel ordered’; Peti- 
tions of Ship-owners, Merchants and ‘others’ ‘of Irvine ; ‘and 
of Merchants and others of Saltcoats and ‘Ardrossan; in 
favour, 344. Petition of Magistrates and: Counsellors ‘and 
others = Greenock, against’; Referred ,’and sana 
358. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 393, 430... Bill 
reported, 448. Report to lie on the Table, 449. Wide 


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seOrIMApioisaeagT 201.10; evodtefl Yo noiteroqtoos 
—- (CLYDE NAVIGATION.) Petitions against’ certain 
' Votes of the Committee on the Bill, and‘praying’ to be heard 
us before .a,Committee.of Appeal; Of Jacob Dixon, Esquire, 
Provost of the royal, burgh of Dumbarton, 480. Of Jacob 
_ Dixon and Partners, 482. Day appointed for further consi- 
‘deération of the said Petitions ; and to be printed, 485. Peti- 
tions further considered ; Referred to Committee of Appeal ; 
Day appointed for Ballot for. Committee of Appeal, 494. 
Petitions. considered ;, Resolutions of 28 November 1826 read, 
§02,. Committee appointed, 503. Report respecting the 
Absence of Mr. O’Connell. (a Member of the Committee) ; 
Seventh Resolution of 28 November 1826 read; Mr. O’Con- 
nell having satisfactorily explained, was excused for his non- 





attendance; 511.. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 519. | 


Report read; Motion for re-committing the Bill to the former 
Committee; and, by leave, withdrawn, 533. 


—— (Commissary Courts.) Petition of William 

* Hume; Chief Magistrate of the Royal Burgh of Dunbar, com- 
plaining of the inconvenience and expenses attending the said 
Court, and praying that the Sheriff of Haddingtonshire be 
appointed Coneveney of that county; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 286, 


Petition of the Provosts, 
Magistrates, and Town Council of Haddington, for the aboli- 
tion thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 331. 


ee eee OF SESSION.) Bill for uniting the Benefits 
of Jury Trial in Civil Causes with the ordinary Jurisdiction of 
» Court of Session; Ordered,.249. Presented, and read; Da 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 250. Peti- 
tion of Writers and Conveyancers residing in Greenock or 
Port Glastow, against ; ‘To be printed, 351. Bill committed, 
94. Petition of Ship-owners, Merchants and Manufacturers 
of ‘Aberdeen, against; To be printed, 361. Petition of the 
Faculty of Procurators of Glasgow, in favour; To be printed, 
972. ‘Petitions of Sir John Maxwell, Baronet, Chairman of a 
Meeting of Noblemen, Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, 
and.others of the county of Renfrew ; and of the Faculty of 
Procurators of Paisley, against; To lie on the Table; 382. 
Petition. of the Merchants’ House of Glasgow, in favour, 
395- To be penited, 396. Bill considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 397. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 436, 459. Petitions of Incorporated Society 
of Solicitors practising before the Commissary or Consis- 
torial Court of Scotland, 489; and, of the Dean and Faculty 
of Advocates in Scotland, against ; To be printed, 490. Peti- 
tions of James Ogilvie, Preses of the Society of Writers in 
Dundee; and, of Society of Procurators in Perthshire, in 
favour, 495- Further consideration of Report deferred, 497. 
Petition of Writers to the Signet for the Postponement 
of the Bill; To lie on the Table, 511. 
Commissioners of Supply, and others of the county of Ross, 
in favour; To be printed, 526. Further consideration of 
Deport deferred, 538. Petition of Noblemen, Freeholders 
and others of Mid Lothian, for the postponement of the Bill; 
To lie on the Table; Petition of Society of Solicitors of Scot- 
land, in favour, 541. Bill re-committed ; considered; and 
re ; Day appointed for further considering Report; and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 545. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 556. Petition of Agents or Solicitors 
practising in the Courts of Scotland in the capacity of Advo- 
cates’ First Clerks, against; To be printed, 559. Petitions 
of Practitioners in the Courts of Law in Kincardineshire ; 
and, of Ship-owners, Merchants, and others of Stonehaven, 
. in favour, 367. Petition of Members of the Faculty of Pro- 
curators before the High Court of Admiralty of Scotland, 
against ; To lie on the Table, 567. Bill re-committed, and 
considered, 568. Reported; to be ingrossed; 575. Passed, 
578. By the Lords, with Amendments, 651. Considered, 
651; and agreed to, 652. Royal Assent, 657. 
(CummMING, Sir William Gordon Gordon.) - Bill 
from the Lords for selling the Entailed Lands and_ Estates 
of Gordonstown and others belonging to him, and to apply 
the price arising therefrom in payment of Debts affecting the 
said Lands and, Estates, 493. Read, 497. Committed, 462. 
Reported; and passed ; 518. Royal Assent, 561. 


(DALMENY Roaps.) Vide QUEENSFERRY. 
———(Desr.) Vide HeriraBLeE SEcuRITIES ). 


(D1IsTILLATION.) Petition of Distillers of Malt of 
Aberdeen, against alteration of Law regarding the Distilla- 
tion of Spirits; To lie on the Table ; and’ to-be printed ; 440. 


(Disticcery Laws. ). Petitions against alteration 

“of the existing Law as:tothe Drawback on Malt ;. Of Distil- 
‘ters from &gt;in the. county. of Perth;.and, of .Maltsters 
from Home-grown Corn, in be county of Perth ;.-To lie on 
the Table; 474. 


(Dunpek Estate.) Vide KENNEDY. 
(Dunpee Gas.) (No.1.)., Petition, fora Bill. for 




















‘ineorporating the Dundee Gas-Light Company, and for better 
Lighting Dundee with Gas; Referred ‘to a Committee; 51. 





267... Agreed to by 
—————. (DunpEE Gas.) (No, 2.) Peti 





Petition of Heritors, - 











— 
Reported; Bill ordered; 93. Presented, and read, .144.. 
Committed, 169.’ Reportéd; to be ingrossed; 252. Bassed 2 
e Lords, 327. Royal. Assent, 355.) 
blishing a C for lighting th semi Gea a 

establishing a Company for lighting that Town with Gas, 57. 
Referred to ‘a, Coiitnittae,: 58. "Reported: Bill ordered ; , ae 
Presented, and read, 151. Committed, 241. . Petition of 
Commissioners of’ Paving Dundee, in’ favour, 247,'~ Two 
Petitions of Members of the Dundee Gas-Light' Company, 
and Inhabitants of Dundee, against; Referred ; ‘and Counsel 
ordered; 322. Power to Committee to send for’ Persons, 
Papers and Records, 345. nt eee nae, rove 
(DUNDEE HaRpour.) Petition fora Bill for more 
effectually maintaining, improving and extending .the same, 
§2. Referred to a Comnmities, 53- Reported,;,.Report, xe- 
ferred to Committee on Standing Orders; 131. Vide STAND- 
1nG Orpers. Report, That the Parties be pernittted to pro- 
ceed, 144. Report read; Bill ordered ; 144. 'Présénted;‘and 
read, 147. Petitions of the fraternity of Masters and Sedinen 
in Dundee; and, of the Guildry Incorporation of Dundée, in 
favour, 151. Petitions of Merchants, Mariufactutets and 
Householders of Kirriemuir, inthe county of Forfar; of In- 
habitants and Householders of the town and parish of ‘Blair- 
gowrie in Perthshire; of Manufacturers and Householders 
of Letham, in the county of Forfar; and, of Lochee, in the 
county of Forfar, in favour, 176. Bill committed, 181. 
Petitions of Merchants, Manufacturers and Householders of 
Forfar; and, of Inhabitants of Dundee, in favour, 181. “Pe- 
tition of Nine Incorporated Trades of the burgh of Dundee ; 
and, of Members of the Three United Trades of Masotis, 
Wrights and Slaters, in Dundee, in favour, 192.' Petition 
of Merchants, Manufacturers, Mill-spinners and others, “of 
Cupar, in favour, 199. Petition of Inhabitants and House- 
holders of Newburgh, in favour, 206. Petitions of Lord 
Provost, Dean of Guild, and Magistrates of St. Andrew’s; of 
Inhabitants and Householders of St. Andrew’s; of Provost, 
Magistrates and Town Council of Cupar; of the Guildry tn- 
corporation of Cupar; and, of Inhabitants and Householders 
of Glammis, in favour, 217. Petition of the ‘Managers of 
the ordinary Affairs of Dundee, against ; Referréd ; and Coun- 
sel ordered; 218. Petition of Alexander Christie, Preses of 
a Meeting of Commissioners for Improvement of Dundee, in 
favour, 234. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 342. 
Petition of Lord Provost, Magistrates and. Town Council of 
Perth; To lie on the Table till further consideration of Re- 
ort, 357- Petition of Noblemen, Freeholders and others of 

orfar, in favour, 358. Two Petitions of Proprietors of 
Houses and Grounds adjacent to, but without the Territory of 
the burgh of Dundee, against; To lie on the Table, 392. 
Petitions of Merchants, Ship-owners, Ship-masters and Bur- 
gesses of Dundee, against; To lie on the Table, 400. ' Re- 
port read; Bill re-committed ; leave to Committee to sit and 

roceed, and to report on acertain day; 439. Petition of 

rd Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of Perth, against 

(presented 3d May ); Read ; referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 446. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 448. . Passed, 462. . Agreed 
to by the Lords, 504. Royal Assent, 561. 


(DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE RAILWAY. ),. Petition 





for a Bill to amend. Act, referred to a Committee, 80,.,,.Re- 


ported; Bill ordered ; 92. Presented, and read,143.... Com- 
mitted, 181. Reported; Report to lie onthe Table ;. 252. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 329. ) Passed, 
350. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 424. Considered; 
and agreed to; 430. Royal Assent, 500. 


— (EcHLINE Roaps). Vide QUEENSFERRY. 


(EpINBURGH ADvocaTES’ Wipows’ FuND.)-Pe- 
tition for a Bill to raise a Fund for Provisions to Widows 
of Advocates in Edinburgh; Referred to a Committee, ‘50. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 98. Presented, and: read, 145. 
Committed, 167. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 344. Passed, 
364. Agreed to by the Lords, 391. Royal Assent, 499. 


(EpINBURGH RoaDs.) Vide NortTHEern Roapbs. 


— (ExLGin Roaps AND BRIDGES.) Petition for 
a Bill for rebuilding the Bridges over the Spey and Findhorn, 
and for making a maintaining certain New Roads im’ the 
county of Elgin, 78. Referred to a Committee, 79. © Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, ‘and read, 145." Pe- 
tition of Magistrates, Heritors, Burgesses and Inhabitants of 
Forres, against; To lie onthe Table, 198. Petition of He- 
ritors, Minister and Elders, Farmers and others, of Dyke, 
against; To lie on the Table, 226. Bill committed, 327. 
, eee to be ingrossed ; 389. Passed, 408. ' Agrééd to 
by the Lords, 512. Royal Assent, 561. s &gt; 

: (FortTH AND CLYDE CANAL JUNCTION, ROAD.) 
Petition for a Bill for.making.and maintaining a R foi 
the Cut of. Jurictioncof..the said.Canal. with. the Monkland 
Canal to the Road from Port Dundas to the Garscube Road ; 
Referred toa Committee, 52.; Reported ; Bill ordered ; 101. 
Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 188. aie 


(GARNKEIRK RAILway AND KEPPocH Rodd.) 


Petition for a Bill for amending Acts for making the Glasgow 


and Garnkirk ‘Railway, and for im ving e Road near 
Broomhill by Keppoch Bridge to the Town Head of yo ed 
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SCOTLAND—continued: © DSISN kh yh {93 
Referred to a Committee, 82. Repotted Bill ordered } ‘95. 
‘Presented, and read, 119. “Committed, 158° Pétitiori’ of 
. Company of Proprietors of the Forth and Clyde Navigation, 
against ; Referred ; and Counsel ordered; 200. Petition of 
the Company of Proprietors of the’ Monkland Navigation, 
_ against ; eferred ; and Counsel ordered; 209. Petition of 
Archibald Stirling, Tutor at Law to William Stuart Crawford 
- Stirlitig, against ; Referred ;‘and Counsel ordered ; 218:" Pe- 
tition of ‘Archibald Wallace and Thomas Grahame,’ against ; 
‘Referred; and Counsel ordéred ;’'363. Time enlarged’ for 


Committee to report,392. Bill reported ;" Report ‘to lie’ on 


the Table; 414; Report ‘further considered; Bill to be in- 
sed’; ‘454. Passed; 462. Agreed to by the Lords, 504. 
l Assent)'561221. ssc: 


— i (GARSCURE AND Possit Roaps.) Petition for 
a Bill, for maintaining and repairing the same, and’ for mak- 
ing and. repairing other Roads, in the counties of Lanark, 
Stirling and Dumbarton; and Bill ordered; 77. Presented, 
and.read, 146.. Committed, 167.* Petition ‘of Proprietors of 
Land and M 

North of the Tollbar, on the Road from’ Glasgow to the 
Milnford of Garscube, against, 208:~ Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 209. Petition of Trustees of Statute Labour Con- 
yersion, in the Royalty of Glasgow, in favour, 267. Petition 
of Creditors under Act for miaintaining the Road from Glas- 
gow to the Milnford of Garscube, in favour, 364. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 393. Bill reported; To be 
ingrossed, 430. Passed, 448.. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 489. Considered and agreed to, 492. Royal Assent, 
561. . 


— (GLASGOW HarBour.) Vide CLyDE NaviGa- 
bron, 


(GLASGOW IMPROVEMENT.) Petition for a Bill 
‘or Bills for the improvement of that City, 51. Referred to a 
Committee, 52. 

(GLASGOW AND KILMARNOCK RoaDs.) Peti- 
tion for a Bill for amending and continuing Act; and Bill or- 
dered; 50. Presented, and read, 132. Petition complaining that 
the Standing Orders had not been complied with, 167. To lie 
on the Table, 168. Bill committed, 169. Petition of the Pre- 

', ceptorand Patrons of Hutchison’s Hospital, Glasgow, against ; 
“Reférred, and Counsel ordered ; 227: Petitions of Owners 
and Occupiers of Lands near the line of Road from Glasgow 
~ ‘to Kilmarnock ; and, also in the Parishes, Towns or Villages 
near to the said line of Road, against’; Referred; and Counsel 
ordered ; 363. Petition cémplaming that the Standing Orders 
had not been complied with (presented 12 March) read, and 
~ “¥eferréd to the Committee on the Bill; 378. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 387. Petition of. Magistrates, Coun- 
cillors and Deacons of the Incorporated Trades of Kilmarnock, 
_, against; Referred; 392. Petitions of Heritors, Tacksmen 
and Inhabitants of Pollok or Eastwood ; of Mearns; of Cath- 
cart; of Owners and Occupiers of Public Works in Eastwood 
or Pollok, Mearns and: Neilston ; of Heritors and Inhabitants 
of Hutcheson Town and Lauriestown; and, of Tradeston and 
Kingston, in favour; 414.° Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 430, 462, 503. Bill reported ; Report referred to Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders ; 518. Vide STANDING OrDERs. 
Report, that’the parties be a to proceed, 533- Report 
from ‘Committee on Bill further considered; Report from 
Committee on Standing Orders read ; .Bill to. be ingrossed ; 
546. Passed, 576. By the: Lords, with Amendments, 607. 
Considered, and agreed to, 614. Royal Assent, 646. 


Peti- 








tion of Colin Campbell and Patrick Reed, Esquires, against 
certain Votes of the Committee on the Bill, and praying to be 
heard before a Committee of Appeal, 539. Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration; and, to be pied ; 540. 
Motion for referring the said Petition to a Committee of 
Appeal; and, by leave withdrawn; 546. 

— (GLASGOW RAILWAY.) Vide BROOMIELAW. 


———— (GLASGOW ROYALTY EXTENSION.) Petition 
»,for.a Bill, for extending the same, and for amending Acts 
relating to the Police of that City, 83. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 84, Reported ; Bill’ or ered; 95. Presented, and 
read, 138. Committed, i169. Three petitions of Feuars and 
Inhabitants of those parts of the Lands of Blythswood lying 
within the Barony Parish of Glasgow, against, 181. Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 182.. Petition of Provost, Bail- 
lies, Dean of Guild, and others of Dumbarton, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; 193. Petitions of the Convener, 
Trades Baillies, Collector, Deacons and Visitor of the fourteen 
‘Tucorporated Trades, and other ordinary and. extraordinary 
Members of-the Trades-house ; of the Incorporation. of Ham- 
mermen; of the Incorporation of Tailors ; of the Incorporation 
of Cordiners ; of the Incorporation of Masons; and, of the 
“Incorporation ‘of Dyers. and -Bonnet-makers of the city of 
Glasgow, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 209. 
Petitions of Caabaoeryettienet Bakers.; ofthe Incorporation 
of Maltmen; of the Incorporation of Coopers; of the Incor- 

‘ sporation-of Skinners ; of the Incorporation of Fleshers; of the 


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Incorporation of Barbers ; of the Incorporation,of Wrights &gt; 
and,, of the Apcorporation of Weavers in.the city 0 Gees 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 218:: ‘Petition of 
erchants-House of Glasgow, against; Referred, and Coan- 
‘-sePordered ;226. Petitions of Feuars ‘and ‘other Inhabitants 
- of the Lands of Blythswood; and, of Merchants, ' Bankers, 
Traders and other Inhabitants of Glasgow, in favour’; 274. 
Petitions: of General Commissioners of Police of GI ; 
two petitions of Heritors of Glasgow ;: of Burgesses,» Proprie- 
tors and ‘Inhabitants ‘of Glasgow; and, of John Drysdale, 

'. Sheriff-clerk of Lanark, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 

dered; Petition of Burgesses; Proprietors.and Inhabitants of 
Glasgow, against ; To lie onthe Table; 327. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 327. ' Peti- 
tion of Matriculated Members of the Merchants-House of 
Glasgow, in favour; 328. Petition of Provost, Baillies and 
Councillors of Rutherglen, inst; Referred; 341. Bill 
reported, 379. Tobe in A ls: Passed, 409. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 441. yal Assent, 499. 

: : Petition 

of James Hopkirk, praying to withdraw his name from a peti- 

tio against the eed Bill; To lie on the ‘Table; 328. 

— (GOVAN RAILWAY.) Vide POLLOc. 
(Harvey, John.) Vide Two PENNIES ScorTs. 
(HasTInGs, Marquis of.) Bill from the Lords for 

vesting. his settled Estates in Scotland in‘him ‘im ‘feé,*4'73. 

Read, 477. Committed, 503. Reported, and icticiit 

Royal Assent, 561. 

(HENDERSON, Alexander.) Petition complaining 

of certain proceedings before the Circuit Lords at ‘Ayr,y:in a 

case of Robbery, and praying for relief; To lie om the Table, 

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(HERITABLE SECURITIES.) ‘Bill to facilitatethe 
transference of Heritable Securities for Debt im) '‘Scotland ; 
Ordered; 426. Presented, and read ; Day appointéd tfor 
Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 427. Committed, 4&amp;9. 
Considered, 468. Report deferred, 490, 508,516, 525. °Put 
off for three months, 531. : aiioal 


(FATERRING FISHERY.) Petition of Mavistrates 
and others interested in the Cure of Herrings in Cromarty, for 
continuance of the Bounties thereon; To lie on the ‘Table ; 
and to be printed; 152. ' 

(HopkKIRg&amp;, James.) Vide GLascow Royalty 
EXTENSION. 


———— (HuMe, William.) Vide Commissary CowrT. 


— (INVENTORY Duty.) Petitions for the repeal 
thereof; Of Freeholders, Commissioners’ of Supply, Justices 
of the Peace, and. Landholders of the County'o mfries ; 
423. Of Noblemen, Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and 
Commissioners of Supply of Forfar; To be: printed’; 432. 
Of Heritors, Commissioners of Supply, and others ‘of the 
County of Ross; To be printed; 526. Of Lord Provost, 
Magistrates, and Town Council of Perth; To be’ priitted ; 
615. ta 








: Petition of the Freeholders, 
Heritors, Commissioners of Supply, and_. Justices ‘of \'the 
Peace of Elgin, for an Alteration in the Mode of levying the 
same; Tolie on the Table,479. 0 mt fF DAs 

jes Pea Petition of Writers’ jand 
others of Brechin; complaining thereof, 454. To lie’ on' the 
Table ; and :to be printed, 455. GOUS ETF 

——--— (INVERNESS-SHIRE STATUTE LABOUR.) | Pe- 
tition for a Bill for making and maintaining Roads, Bridges, 
and Ferries, and for converting and regulating the Statute 
Labour ‘in the ho of Inverness; Referred to a Com- 

“mittee; 75: Reported Bill ordered; 125. Presented and 
read ;-145. Committed; 167. Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 
392. Passed ; 408. ‘Agreed to. by the'Lords; 447, -. Royal 
Assent, 500. | - ; “3 

(Jury Trias.) Vide Court or Session. 


— (KENNEDY’s EstaTE.) Bill from the. Lords for 
vesting part of the entailed Estate of. Dunure and others,,in 
Trustees in fee-simple, for the purpose of disposing of, or 
applying the Land so vested, or the price thereof, omiets 
satisfying the Debts contracted for the improvement, of. the 





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said entailed Estate; 391. Read, 400... Committed, 4a1. 


Reported; and passed; 478. Royal Assent, 501. 
———— (Keppocu Roap.) Vide GARNKIRK. 
(KILMARNOCK ROAD.) Vide GLAsGcow: 
——— (KINTREA, Robert.) Vide SHERIFFS Courr?. 


(LANDWARD. P4RISHES.) Bill.to regulate Asséss- 
ments for the Poor on Tenements or Apartments therein let to 
Vagrants and poor persons as Tenants or Lodgers, who there- 
by gain a legal Settlement and claim Aliment, in &gt;Landward 
Parishes in Séotland ; Ordered 3.25, Presented, and read ; 
day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed 5,535. 
Committed to a Select Committee ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
582. Bill reported; and re-committed to a Committee of the 
whole House, 628. Committee put off fora Month ;‘Biltras 
‘amended; to be printed,’635: ive ie ao 
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SCOTLAN D—continued. 

——— (Law OrFicers ComPENSATION.) Acts 7 Anne, 
c. 11; and 10 Anne, c. 26, relative to certain Duties to be 
imposed in Scotland ; Read ; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of granting Compensation 
to any Judges or other Law Officers in Scotland for loss of 
Fees or Emoluments by the effect of any Act of this Ses- 
sion; 375. The King’s recommendation signified ; Motion 
agreed to; Matter to be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House; 376. Committee deferred, 386, 399, 407. 
Considered, 413. Resolution reported and agreed to, 426. 


———— (LEATHER.) Petition of Tanners and Curriers in 
Linlithgow for repeal of the Duty thereon; ‘To lie on the 
Table ; 164. 


(LINLITHGOW ROADS.) Vide QUEENSFERRY. 


———~— (MOLASSES,) Petition of the Chamber of Com- 
merce of Greenock, for placing the Molasses Trade on a foot- 
ing with that of Sugar; To lie on the Table; 603. 


— (MONKLAND CANAL.) Vide FortTH and 
CLYDE. 


(NEWTYLE RAILWAY.) Vide DUNDEE. 


(PAROCHIAL REGISTERS.) Bill from the Lords 
for the better lation thereof, 598. Read; day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 6o1. Sectud Rend- 
ing deferred, 610, 620. Bill committed to a Select Com- 
mittee; Five to be the Quorum; 639. 


(PeesLes RodAps.) Petition for more effec- 
tually repairing and keeping the same in repair, and for making 
and maintaining certain new Roads, 63 ; and Bill ordered, 64. 
Presented and read, 144. Committed, 167. Reported ; To be 
ingrossed ; 356. Passed,391. Agreed to by the Lords, 466. 
Royal Assent, 501. 


——— (PreBLes Statute LABour.) Petition for a 
Bill for the Regulation thereof, and Repairing the Highways 
and Bridges in that County ; Referred to a Committee; 52. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 126. Presented, and read, 144. 
Committed, 167. Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 350. Passed, 
364. Agreed to by the Lords, 405. Royal Assent, 500. 


(PERTH.) Petition for a Bill for enlarging, im- 
proving, and maintaining the Port and Harbour of Perth, 
and improving the Navigation of the River Tay to that 
City ; Referred to a Committee; 49. Reported, 119. 
Bill ordered, 120. Presented, and read, 138. Committed, 
177. Petition of Shipowners, Merchants, and Inhabitants 
of Berth, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Petition 
of Guildry Incorporation of Perth against ; Referred ; 206. 
Petition of Thomas Bruce, Deacon of the Baker Incorpora- 
tion of Perth, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 258. 
Member added to the Committee, 267. Petition of Thomas 
Rutherford, Deacon of the Flesher Incorporation of Perth, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 274. Two Petitions 
of F Proprietors and Occupiers of Land in the Neighbourhood 
of Perth; of George Pentland, Deacon, and James Stobie, 
Boxmaster of the Hammermen Incorporation of Perth; and 
of the Deacon and Boxmaster of the Wright Incorporation of 
Perth, against ; To lie on the Table; 327. Petition of Mer- 
chants, Bankers and others of Perth, in favour, 329. Peti- 
tion of Sir David Moncrieff, Baronet, and others, against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 341. Petition of John Gra- 
ham, Deacon of the Shoemaker Incorporation of Perth, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 346. Petition for 
further Time for Report, 364. To lie onthe Table, 365. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 380. Bill reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table; 414. Petitions of Deacon and Box- 
master of the Tailor Incorporation of Perth; and of Baker 
Incorporation of Perth, mg To lie on the Table; 429. 
Petition of Provost, Baillies, Treasurer and Councillors of 
Dumbarton, against (Presented 18th March); Read; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 438. Petitions of George 
Young, Deacon of the Glover Incorporation of Perth; of 
John Wright, Dean of Guild of the Guildry Incorporation of 
the City of Perth; of James Craigdallie, Convener of the 
Convener Court of Perth, consisting of the Representatives of 
the Incorporated Trades of Perth; of Charles Scott, a 
Deacon, and Thomas Taylor, present Boxmaster of the Wright 
Incorporation of Perth ; of George Pentland, senior, present 
Deacon, and James Stobie, present Boxmaster of the Ham- 
mermen Incorporation of Perth; and of John Graham, Deacon 
of the Shoemaker Incorporation of Perth, against; To lie on 
the Table; 453. Further consideration of Report deferred, 

71. Petition of Shipowners of Perth and Kinnaul, against ; 
+ lie on the Table; 471. Petition of Thomas Rutherford, 
Deacon of the Pestite Fncemperation of Perth, against ; To lie 
on the Table; 488. Report further considered, 492. Bill to 
be i d, 493. Passed, 510. Agreed to by the Lords, 549. 
Royal Assent, 561. 


(Peixiec and Govan Railway.) Petition for 
a Bill for making and maintaining a Railway from Polloc and 








Govan. to the River Clyde, at the Harbour of Broomielaw ; 





Referred to a Committee ; 64. Reported, 102. Bill ordered, 
103. Petition for further Time for sreventip the Bill; Time 
enlarged ; 151. Bill presented, and read, 163. Committed, 
218. Petition of Robert Maxwell, against ; To lie on the 
Table ; 235. Petition of Robert Reid, against ; ‘To lie on the 
Table; 242. Petition of Archibald Paterson, inst; Re- 
ferred ; 274. Petition of Duncan M‘Geachy, against ; Refe . 
red; 281, Petition of Baillies and other Commissioners of 
Police of Gorbals, against ; To lie on the Table; 345. Bill 
reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 977. Report farther 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 421. Passed, 438. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 485. Royal Assent, 500. 
(Poor.) Vide LANDWARD PARISHES. 


(Port GLAsGow HarRBour.) Petition for a 


Bill for ay the Harbour of Port Glasgow ; and for 


altering the Road leading from thence to Glasgow ; Referred to 
a Committee ; 51. Reported ; Bill ordered; g2. Presented, 
and read, 144. Petition of Provost, Baillies, Treasurer and 
Councillors of Dumbarton, against; To lie on the Table ; 193. 
Bill committed, 209. Petitions of Shipowners, Merchants 
and resident Burgesses, and of the Convener and Members of 
the Six tneerparaten Trades of Irvine; and of Merchants and 
Shipowners of Saltcoats, in favour; 334. Petition of Provost, 
Baillies and Town Council of Irvine, in favour, 341. Petition 
of Magistrates and Counsellors of Greenock, and of ‘Mer- 
chants and others, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
358. Petition of Merchants and Shipowners of Ayr, in fa- 
vour, 378. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 393, 430. 
Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 454. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 503. Passed, 518. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 549. Royal Assent, 561. 


(Possi_ Roaps.) Vide Garscuee. 


(QUEENSFERRY PASSAGE.) Petition for a Bill 
for the further Improvement and Sup ort thereof; Referred 
to a Committee; 58. Reported ; Bul ordered ; 130. . Pre- 
sented, and read, 137. Committed, 1y2. Petition of Captain 
M‘Konochie, against ; To lie on the Table ; 378. Petition of 
Captain M‘Konochie, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
986. Bill reported ; to lie on the Table; 387. Re- 
port further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 439. Passed, 
453- Agreed to by the Lords, 504. Royal Assent, 561. 


(QUEENSFERRY RoapDs.) Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and keeping the same in re air ; 
and Bill ordered; 61. Presented, and read, 137. Com- 
mitted, 231. Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 391. Passed, 408. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 466, Royal Assent, 501. 


(REGISTERS.) Vide PAROCHIAL. 


(RENFREW RoapDs.) Vide GLASGOW and 
KILMARNOCK.) 


(SHERIFFS Court.) Petitions complaining of 
the expensive Proceedings in that Court; of Robert Kintrea; 
To be printed; 261. Of John Smith, 404. 


(Sm1TH, John.) Vide SHERIFFS CouRT. 


———— (Soap DuTIEs.) — Petitions for repeal thereof; Of 


William Taylor, of Leith; and of Manufacturers of Soap in 
Glasgow ; To be printed ; 522. ee 

(SprriT LicENSES.) Petition of William Young 
and others, for permission to sell small quantities of Exeisable 
Liquors to the Public for the use of their Families ; To lieon 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 406. 


Vide ALE. 





(SPIRITS.) Petition of Farmers of West Lothian, 
inst any additional Duty on Spirits manufactured” in 
Scotland ; To lie on the Table; 275. 





Petition of Merchants and Planters of 
Glasgow connected with the West India Colonies, for equali- 
zation of the Duties on Spirits ; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 542. 





Vide BEER. 
Petition of the Magistrates and 





Town Council of Brechin, for the consolidation and revision 
thereof; To lie on Table; and to be printed; 283. 


Petition of the Society of Writers 





in Ayr, against Stamp Duty on Certificate or License to.act as 
Procurators and Notaries Public; To lie.on the Table ; and 
to be printed; 475. 


Vide INVENTORY Dory. 





(SURGEONS.) Petitions against proposed Stamp 
Duty on the admission or license of any person to be amem- 
ber orlicentiate of any College of Surgeons ; Of Royal College 
of Surgeons of Edinburgh; To be printed; 359- Of Lord 
Provost, Magistrates and Council of Edinburgh; To be 
printed ; 381. Of Baird, Principal of the Senatus 
Academicus of the University of Edinburgh ; To be printed ; 


520. (Tay 









































UGiv.ci.w.v} INDEX io the Eicdtyrrrth VoLumz. — 


SCOTLAND —continued. | 

———— (TAY FEerRR#iES.) Petition for a Bill for more 

effectually maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee ; 

57-.. Reported; Bill-ordered; 119, Presented and_ read ; 

144. Petition of Ship-owners and others residing in Dundee, 

serine To lie on the Table; 234. . Petition of Farmers, 
erchants, Flex-spinners and others, against; To lie on. the 

Table 274. Petition of Citizens of Perth, against; To lie on 
the Table ; 327 Petitions of Inhabitants Householders of 

Ferry Port on Craig; of Leuchars ; and, of Newport Mary town, 

in the Parish of Forgan, against ; To lie on the Table ; 345. 

(Tay NavicaTion.) Vide PERTH, 

——— (TRIAL BY JURY.) Vide Court oF SESSION. 

——rre (Tweed FIisHeRiIes.) Vide TWEED. 

(Two PENNIES Scots.) Petition of John Harvey, 

Statutory Clerk of the Commissioners of Police of Leith, against 

transferring the Duty of Two Pennies Scots on Ale and Beer 

to Spirits or other commodities ; To lie on the Table ; and to 

be printed; 415. 

———— (VAGRANTS.) Vide LANDWARD PARISHES. 

——-— (Wipow’s FunbD.) Vide EpiInsuRGH ADvo- 
CATES, 

— Vide ACCOUNTS. (ADDRESSES, 92 to 115.) 

Scropz, George Poulett. Vide Currency. 

Scuntnorre Inclosure. Vide FropincHamM. 

Szancues for Judgments. Vide Accounts. 

Secret Services. Vide Accounts, Suppty. 

SEDGEFIELD Road. Vide Catrericx. 

Szizy Railway. Vide Lezps. 


Szrect Vestrizs, Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the general operation and effect of the Laws and Usages 
‘under which Select and other Vestries are constituted in Eng- 
land and Wales ; to report Observations ; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 25. Members 
added; 46, 118. Power to report Opinion, together with 
Minutes of Evidence ; Report of Resolutions, and Appendix ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 250. 


Szengscuat’s Covrr. Vide IRELAND. 


SERJEANT: 





Usual Orders to him, g. 





sent with the Mace to summon Mem- 
bers, 99, 1 18, 334 


certain Members ordered to be taken 





into his Custody, 118. 





informs the House that he had taken 
certain Members into his Custody, 121, 123, 136. 


informs the House that he had taken 





William Clifford into his Custody, 461. Discharged out of 
Custody without paying any Fees, 465. 
madiieoee Vide MEMBERS. 





SHAKERLEY, Charles Peter; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his 
Marriage with Laure se 9 Rosalbe Shakerley, his now 
Wife; 417. Read; 420. Committed; Instruction: to-hear 
Counsel and examine Witnesses; 428. Bill considered ; and 
reported; 478. Passed; 493. Royal Assent; 562. 


Sugerrietp. Vide EvectTive FRANCHISE. 


SHEFFIELD and WaxerieLp Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing the same; and Bill ordered ; 66. Presented and 
read; 130. Committed; 147. Reported to be ingrossed ; 
207. Passed; 216. Agreed to by the Lords; 237. Royal 
Assent; 279. 
Suevrie_p Waterworks ; Petition for a Bill for better supply- 
ing with Water the Town of Sheffield; Referred to a Com- 
mittee ; 66. Reported; Bill ordered; 130. Presented, and 
read, 147. Committed, 199. Petition of Owners.and Occu- 
piers of Water-mills.and other Works upon the river Rivelin, 
and upon the rivers Loxley and Dun, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 226. Petition of Owners and Lessees or 
Occupiers of Water-mills and other Works on the rivers 
Rivelin, Loxley and Dun, against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 254. Petition of Inhabitants of Sheffield, against ; 
To lie on the Table ; Petitions of Subscribers to and Share- 
holders in the Sheffield Waterworks Comments and of Ipha- 
bitants of Sheffield, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
260. Petition of Dame Catherine Burgoyne, widow, against ; 
335. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 336. Petition of 
Owners of, and Persons interested in, Mill Property on Porter 
Brook, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 341. Bill 
reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 356. Report further 
isidered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 400. Petition of William 
Tattershall and W. H. Saunders, against ; To lie on the Table ; 
408. Bill passed, 414. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
473- Considered, and agreed to, 478. Royal Assent, 600. 


SHEtroryd Road. Vide Repcross. 


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Suerires; Petition of William Aug on ro tieny uire, 
“Sheriff of Lincolnshire, for the edoption ‘oF Measures “to 
enable any Sheriff to pass his own Accounts in person; Re- 
ferred to the Committee on High Sheriffs; 450. 

Vide Hovst. -Ine.anp, 

Suerirrs’ Court. Vide ScoTrnanp. 

Suerirrs’ Cravings. Vide Accounts. 

Suerirrs’ Expenses. Vide (AppREssEs, 116.) 

Suenirrs’ Fees, Vide Accounts. 


Suegirrs, High; Select Committee appointed. to take into 
consideration the Expense attending on the Office of High 
Sheriff, with a view to regulate and reduce the same; T'o 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; 156. Members added, 223, 229, 233, 349. Peti- 
tion referred, 460. Power to Committee to report Minutes of 
Evidence, 541. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and to 
be printed ; 541. 

Suietps Road. Vide NewcastT.e, 


SuipPine; Petitions complaining of the distressed State. of the 
Shipping Interest; Of ~ tmqpom lo of Maryport; 139 ; and of 
Whitby; To be printed; 140. Of Seatborough * To be 

rinted; 178. Of Sunderland; To be printed; 296, -Of 
ingston-upon-Hull, 255; To be printed, 266; Of Ship- 
owners and others of North Shields, Blyth and»Hartley ; 
and, of South Shields ; To be printed ; 265. . Of Ship-owners 
of London, 383; To be printed, 384. abe uy 


Snoreuam Bridge; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the Road from Brighton: to. Shore- 
ham, and for building a Bridge over the Adur; Referred to 
a Committee; 49. Reported Bill ordered; 77, Presented 
and read, 137.. Committed, 151. Petition of Mayor,Bur- 
gesses and Inhabitants of Arundel, against, 151; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 152. Petition of Earl. of Egremont, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 178, Petitions of 
Inhabitants of New Shoreham; and of Worthing, in fayour ; 
234. Petitions of Merchants, Ship-owners and others trading 
between Brighton and Shoreham, against; To lie om, the 
Table; 240. Petition of Isaac Bass, against, 240; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 241. Petition of Hugh Fuller, Esquire, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 245. Petition of 
Inhabitants of Little Hampton, in favour, 245. Petition of 
Inhabitants of Brighton, in favour, 247. Power to Committee 
to sit, notwithstanding any Adjournment, 253. Bill reported ; 
To be ingrossed ; 258. Passed, 267. Agreed to by'the Lords, 
382. Royal Assent, 500. 


SHREwsBuRY and HotyHEAD Road. Vide Accounts. 


SHUBENACCADIE Canal; Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider of authorizing an Advance out 
of the Consolidated Fund for defraying the Expenses of form- 
ing that Canal; The King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Copies of Communications and Plan (presented 6th May) 
referred ; Motion considered ; 517. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 525. Vide infra. 

Bill to authorize the Advance’ of a cer- 

tain Sum for the Completion of the said Canal; Ordered; 

525. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 

ing ; and to be printed; 531. Committed, 537. Considered, 

545. Reported; To be ingrossed; and Day appointed for 

Third Reading; 552. Passed, 556. Agreed to by the Lords, 

624. Royal Assent, 646. 


Vide Accounts. Supptry. 


Srerra Leone; Motion, That it is expedient to withdraw the 
Settlement of Sierra Leone ; and, by leave, withdrawn; 555. 


Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the present State of the Colonies of Sierra Leone and Fer- 
nando Po; To report Observations; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; §§§-\ Power 
to report Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence;) Re- 
ort of Resolutions ; fo lie on the Table, and to be »pritited ; 


42. 














Vide AccounTs. 

Sik Trabe; Petition of the Ribbon Weavers’ Committee of 
Coventry against taking any Apprentices for a shorter Period 
than seven years; To lie on the Table, and to be printed ; 
415. 

Sitver Coins. Vide Accounts. 

CoinaGE. Vide (ADDRESSES, 117.) 

SirtinesorNe Improvement. Vide Mitton. 

Stave Bountizs; Acts for the Abolition of the Slave Trade 
read; Bill to reduce the Rate of Bounties payable on the 
Seizure of Slaves; Ordered ; 498. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second, Reading, and to be printed; 499. 
Committed, 509. Considered, 517. Reported; To be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 525. Bill 
passed, 531, By the Lords, with Amendments, 630. -Con- 

_ sidered, and agreed to, 643. Royal Assent; 64610! |)" © 

Stave Poruxation. Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 118,) 


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Sravery; | Petitions for the Abolition thereof; of Inhabitants’ of 
the City of Cork:y’To ‘be printed ;&gt;16/' Of Pateley Bridge ; 
and, of Protestant Dissenters meeting in Providence Chapel, 
Dacre; Ri 3 To be ' printed; 98) "Of Inhabitants" of 
Lewes; To be printed; 122: | Of Keighley ; To be printed ; 
135.)' Of Hanley and Shelton, Staffordshire, 155: Of 
F. H.:H. Johnston, Esquire; To be printed; 165. Of Pro- 
testant Dissenters in Hanley; and, of Inhabitants of Lane 

: End, Staffordshire ; 218. Of Protestant Dissenters ‘assem- 
bling in Queen-street, Sheffield, 342. Of Minister and 
Members of Protestant Dissenters of Thirsk, 366. Of the 
Minister and Members of the oe ene of Protestant 
Dissenters of the Independent Denomination at Great 
Ouseburn and Green Hammerton; of Protestant Dissenters 
of the Independent Denomination assembling in Howard- 
street Chapel, Sheffield; of the Minister and Members 
of the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Inde- 
pendent Denomination at Lee Croft Chapel, and other Friends 
uniting with them, in the town of Sheffield; of Protes- 
tant Dissenters of the Independent Order assembling in 
Albion Chapel, Leeds; of Students in Airedale Independent 

‘0 Gollege, in the parish of Calverley ; of Ministers and Members 
of the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Indepen- 
dént Denomination at Idle; of Minister and Members of the 
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Independent 
Denomination at Eccleshill ; and, of the Inhabitants of the 
parish of! Burnsall, and its vicinity, in the county of York ; 383. 
‘Of the “Minister and Members of the Congregation of Pro- 
testant) Dissenters of the Independent Denomination assem- 
bling at Sion Chapel, Halifax; of Protestant Dissenters of 
the ist Denomination assembling for Divine worship in 
their Meeting-house, South Parade, Leeds; of Minister and 
Members of the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the 
Independent Denomination at Warley; of Wakefield; at 

&gt; Wortley, near Leeds; at Kirkby Moorside; and, of Minister 
and: Members of the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of 
the Baptist Denomination at Farsley; 401. Of the Protes- 
tant Dissenters worshipping in the Nether Chapel in Sheffield ; 
Tobe! printed; 401. Of Inhabitants of Knottingley, 410. 
Of Great Driffield; and, of London; Tobe printed; 410. Of 
Protestant Dissenters of Great Driffield, 415. Of Providence 
Chapel, Stainland, in Halifax ; and, of Bassingbourne; To be 
rinted; 493. Of Protestant Dissenters at Booth, near 
Halifax : To be printed ; 446. Of Pickering; and, of Swan- 
land ; To be printed; 449. Of Minister mf Congregation of 
Wesleyan Chapel, Tunstall Court, 455. Of Members of the 

' Congregation assembling in Brunswick Chapel, Shelton Pot- 
teries, Staffordshire; ‘To be printed; 455. Of Protestant 
Dissenters of Bramley ; of George-street, Leeds; of Holm- 
firth ; of Brighouse; of Northowram; of Two Petitions of the 
Minister and Members of the Congregation of Protestant 
Dissenters of the Independent Denomination at Heckmond- 
wike; of Ministers and Members of the three Congregations 
of Protestant Dissenters of the Independent Denomination at 
Morley and Churwell; of the Minister and Members of the 
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Baptist Deno- 
mination at Rawdon; 464. At Salendine Nook, in the parish 
of Huddersfield; and, of Minister and Members of the Con- 
''gregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Independent Deno- 
*'trination assembling in Queen-street Chapel, Leeds; To be 
printed ; 464. Of Inhabitants of Chichester, 472. Of Cam- 
Lous: To be printed; 472. Of Protestant Dissenters of 
Bawtry and Ranskill; 488. Of Inhabitants of Chelmsford, 
495. Of Rochester and Chatham ; To be printed; 495. Of 
nitarians of Hull; ‘To be printed; 504. Of the Minister 
and Members of the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters of 
the Independent Denomination at Honley; at West Melton, 
near Rotherham, and other places; of the Minister and Mem- 
bers of the Congregation of Protestant Dissenters at Shipley ; 
_of, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Horton, in the parish of 
Bradford, York; of North Bierley, in the parish of Bradford, 
aia of Wilsden-cum-Allerton, in the parish of Bradford, 
_. York ; of Bowling, in the parish of Bradford, York ; of Inha- 
pants of Thornton-cum-Clayton, in the parish of Bradford, 
ork; of Shipley; of Sradford, York; of Hutton-cum- 
Cranswick ; and, of the Minister and Members of the Con- 
gregation of Protestant Dissenters of the Independent Deno- 
“mination at Cleckheaton; 521. Of Inhabitants of Kingston- 
“apon-Hull ; To be printed; 527. Of Southampton ; To be 
““Srinted ; 535. Of the Deputies of the Protestant Dissenters 
of ‘London; To be printed; 541. Of Inhabitants of Hud- 
dersfield; To be printed; 547. Of Protestant Dissenters of 
Stoke Green Chapel, Ipswich, 559. Of Inhabitants of Naf- 
ferton; of Bainton ; and, of the Society for the Abolition of 
Slavery throughout the British Dominions, meeting in London; 
To be printed; 603. Of Inhabitants of Kettering; To be 
o&lt;printed; 623. Of Protestant Dissenters assembling in 
‘Kbenezer Chapel, Leeds, 638. Of Baptists of Dumfermline ; 
and,‘ of Inhabitants of Tullinisken Coal Island and New 
» Mills; To be printed; 643. Of Brighthelmston; of Baptists 
. of) Castle Donington ; and, of Protestant Dissenters of Bun- 
tmgford; To be printed; 648. Of Thomas Edwards, 6§0. 
Of Independent Dissenters of Stroud; and other Inhabitants ; 
of Protestant Dissenters of Blackbur; of Graduate and 
\\Under-Graduate’ Members of University! of Oxford ; of Inha- 


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bitants of Frome Selwood ; and, of . Protestant Dissenters “of 
Salen Chapel, Leeds ; 650. To, be-priuted, 651 
—- Vide Accounts. West Inp1a Prorrrry. 


———— Motion, That ‘this House will, at the earliest practi- 
cable Period ‘in the next Session, proceed to take into its: most 
serious consideration the State of Slavery in the Colonies of 
this Country; Debate arising thereupon; Interrupted by a 
aseunye from the Lords; 644. Debate resumed; and-Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon; 644. 

Stave Trape; Acts relating to the Abolition thereof, read ; 
Bill to amend the said Acts ordered; 546. ‘Presénted and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and tobe 
printed; 546. Second Reading deferred, 593; 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 119.) SuPPLy. 
Smat1Les, Thomas. Vide Dest. 


Smatt Dests ; Petitions for the more easy recovery thereof ; 
Of Bankers, Merchants, and others, of Kmgston-upon-Hull ; 
To be printed; 186. Of Tradesmen, and other Inhabitants 
of Worcester; To be printed; 503. 


Vide Bricuton. 


Sma.tu Pox; Petition of William Towsey, M. D. and others, 
for preventing the practice of Inoculation; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 39. 


Smitru, George; Bill from the Lords for his Naturalization ; 
529. Read, 532. Committed, 547. Reported and passed, 
589. Royal Assent, 646. 


——-— John Christopher; Bill from the Lords for his Na- 
turalization; 529. Read, 532. Committed, 547. Reported 
and passed, 589. Royal Assent, 646. 


Smitu, Rev. Thomas. Vide CuurcneEs. 
William Seney. Vide Cuetsea PENSIONERS. 


Smoucciers Faminties MAINTENANCE; Bill for relief of 
parishes from the Expenses of Families of Smugglers sen- 
tenced to serve in the Navy; Ordered; 27. Presented and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
28. Committed, 40. Committee deferred, 83. Bill con- 
sidered ; Reported; Day appointed for~ further considering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 91. Report further 
considered ; Bill to.be ingrossed; and Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 180. Third Reading deferred, 189, 204. Bill 
passed, 215. By the Lords, with Amendments, 277. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 277. Royal Assent, 279. 


Soap Duties; Petitions for the reduction thereof; of Charles 
Tenant; To be printed, 402. Of Manufacturers of Soap in 
London ; To be printed, 456. 


Vide Scornianp. 
Somerset, Lord Charles. Vide Carr or Goop Hope. 
Soutu AmeERIcAN STATEs. Vide AccounrTs. 


Soutn American TRADE; Petitions praying for the inter- 
ference of this country with the Spanish Government, to in- 
duce them to desist from hostile attacks, on, the Mexican 
Provinces ; Of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, 440. 
Of Merchants of the city of Glasgow ; To be printed, 441. 
Of Merchants, Ship-owners and others interested in the Trade 
of Mexico; To be printed, 451. ht 


Soutu Cave Inclosure. Vide BuackTortT. 
Soutn LamBetrsu Waterworks. Vide Soutn Lonpon. 


Soutn Lonpon Waterworks Company; Petition of Copy- 
holders, Leaseholders and Householders of South Lambeth, 
complaining of the manner in which that Company obtain their 
principal supply of Water, 637 ; To lie on the Table, 638. 


Soutn WitHamM Road. Vide STAMFORD. 


Sournwo tp Harbour; Petition for,.a Bill for.continuing and 
rendering more effectual Acts for the, improyemeut thereof; 
Referred to a Committee, 27. .Reported;. Bill ordered, 191. 
Presented and read, 147, , Committed, 170, ., Reported; , To 
be ingrossed, 227. Petitions, of the Bailifts and Commonalty 
of the burgh of Southwold, in, the county of Suffolk, in Com- 
mon Hall assembled ; of Bankers, \Merchants,, Ship-owners 
and Inhabitants of Halesworth ;, of the: Growers, of .Corm, re- 
siding in the vicinity, and attending the, Market of Hales- 
worth ; of Merchants, Ship-owners, Shipmasters and others 
of Southwold; and, of ;Patrick Stead, of Halesworth, in,the 
county of Suffolk, and of Great Yarmouth, inthe, county, of 
Norfolk, merchant,; against; To lie on the Table; Bill 
passed, 356. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 447... Con- 
sidered and agreed to, 453. Royal Assent, 500. 


Sovereicns. Vide (ADDRESSES, 121,122.) 
Sparrow, Joseph. Vide Spirit Licenses. 














SPEAKER :, 7 

Acquaints the House, that he had issued War- 
rants for New Writs in the recess, 3.—That he had received 
a Letter from the Solicitor to the Estate of Rowland Steplien- 
son, esq. a Bankrupt, inclosing a Certificate of the Commis- 
sioners,.3:—That he shad! ireceived Letters from: the Deputy 


Clerk..of the Crow in Ireland, inclosing Election Petitions, 
10, 





wG.IV.&amp;1 W.1V} INDEX ¢o the EaGHtTysrirra VGOLUME. 





SPpEAKER—continued. 


10, 70, 205, 322. Vide Cork City. Lruericx County. 
WartTerrorpn County.—That certain Petitioners had not 
entered into Recognizances in respect of their Petitions, 10, 
86, 250.—That certain Papers were on the Table, 19, 108, 
147, 171, 408, 





Leaves the Chair, on a Division, 385, 458. 





Opened a Bill upon the Second Reading, 569. 





Reports the Speech of the Lords Commis- 
sioners at the opening of the Session, §. Resolution there- 
upon, 6. (Vide ADDREssEs, 1.) 





Back Door of his Chamber to be locked up 
every Morning, 9. 





To open Letters directed to the House, 9. 





To appoint the Printing of the Votes and 
Proceedings, g- 





To license the Printing of the Journals, 17. 





Directed to Report the Names of Defaulters 
at Election Ballots, 99, 118. 





Reports the Names of Defaulters at Election 
Ballots, 117. 





To issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records, upon the hearing of the Matters of Petitions, com- 
plaining of undue Elections and Returns, 11, 16, 74, 170, 
202, 206, 324. 





Reprimands Thomas Eyre Lee, 451. What 
was said to be entered in the Journals, Nem. Con. 452. 





Came to the House at half-past Ten, and pro- 
ceeded with the Members to Church, and after Divine Service 
returned, 499. 


Called the attention of the House to Amend- 





ments made by the Lords to Fees Abolition Bill, 576. 





Takes the Oaths in consequence of the Acces- 
sion of Will. IV. 589. 





Resumed the Chair; It appearing that Forty 
Members were not present upon a division in a Committee ;— 
House told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members not being 
present, was adjourned ; 605. 


Spirit Duties; Bill to impose additional Duties of Excise on 
Spirits, ordered, 187; Presented and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 576. Second Reading deferred, 579, 
584, 593- Bill committed, 600. Committee deferred, 611, 
612. Billconsidered,619. Reported ; Tobe ingrossed ; and 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 623. Passed, 630. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 644. Royal Assent, 645. 


Spirit Licenses ; Petition of Joseph Sparrow for reduction of 
the Duty thereon ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 127. 











Vide ScoTLanD. 


Spirits; Petitions complaining of the proposed Increase of 
Duty on Home-made Spirits; Of Distillers in Scotland of 
Corn Spirits sent to England for Consumption ; and of Dis- 
tillers in Ireland of Corn Spirits sent to England for Con- 
sumption; 276. To be printed, 277. Of Freeholders, Com- 
missioners of Supply, and others, inhabitants of the county of 
Ross, 463. Ofthe Perthshire Agricultural Society, 474. Of 
Noblemen, Gentlemen, and others, of the county of Dublin; 
To be printed ; 474. Of Heritors, Magistrates, Justices of 
the Peace, and others interested in the Agricultural Prosperity 
of Scotland, 479. Of West India Planters and Merchants 
residing in Bristol ; To be printed; 564. Of Richard Deve- 
reux, Parle Crosbie Harvey, and others, of Wexford, 
Distillers, 566. 


Petitions against any further Duty on Spirits; and 
that a corresponding Duty, with the proposed increase of 
Duty, on Corn Spirits, may be imposed on Rum; Of Land- 
holders and Farmers frequenting Worcester and other Markets; 
To be printed 5336. Of the Dalkeith Farming Society, and 
others ; ‘To be printed ; 342. Of Farmers frequenting Bristol 
Corn Market; To be printed; 353. Of Noblemen, Free- 
holders, Justices of Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of 
the county of Fife ; of Farmets of the Saint Andrew’s district 
of the county of Fife ; of the Kirkcaldy district of the county 
of Fife; of the district of Cupar in the county of Fife; of 
Farmers and Occupiers of land in the western district of Fife- 
shire; of Landowners, Farmers, and others, in the county of 
Forfar ; of William Hume, chief Magistrate of the royal burgh 
of Dunbar; of the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Town 
Council of the city of Edinburgh ; of the Edinburgh Farming 
Society and other Farmers attending Edinburgh market; of 
the Company of Merchants of the city of Edinburgh; and, of 
Shipowners and Proprietors of the Shipping Companies en- 
gaged in the carrying trade betwixt Leith and London; To 
be printed ; 359. Of the Clergymen, Magistrates, Landholders 
and Farmers of the barony of Upper Ossory, in the Queen’s 
county; of the Landed Proprietors and Landholders of the 
barony of Shelburne; of the barony of Bargy,; of the barony 
of Gorey; of the barony of Scarawalsh ; of the barony of 
Forth ; of the barony of Shilmalier; of the barony of Bantry, 
inthe county of Wexford; of William Hay, of the burgh of 
Inverkeithing ; and of Inhabitants of Tullamore, in the King’s 


VOL. 85.——Sess. 1830. 


County; 366. Of Landowners, Agriculturists, Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of the county of the town of Galway); and, 
of Owners and Occupiers of -Land frequenting. Colchester 
market ;. To be printed ; 366. -Of the Noblemen, Freeholders, 
Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of the 
county of Haddington; of the Provost, Magistrates and 
Town Council of the royal burgh of Haddington; of the 
Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of the royal borough 
of Cupar; of Farmers frequenting Sudbury market; and, of 
the Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, Commissioners of 
Supply, and Heritors of the county of Kinross ; To be printed ; 
382. Of Freeholders and Commissioners of Supply, and 
others, of Kincardine ; of Landowners, Farmers, and others, of 
Kincardine; and of Farmers of Haddington; To be printed ; 
395. Of Thomas Graham, Chairman and Convener of a 
meeting of the Noblemen, Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, 
and Commissioners of Supply of the county of Stirling, in 
general meeting assembled ; and, of Members of the Clack- 
mannanshire Union Agricultural Society, and others connected 
therewith ; To be printed ; 404. Of the Provost, Magistrates 
and Town Council of the royal burgh of Linlithgow; of Free- 
holders, Justices of Peace, and Commissioners of Supply) of 
the county of Linlithgow; and, of Members of the West Lo- 
thian Agricultural Society, and others interested in the Agri- 
culture of the county; 410. Of Proprietors of Land and 
Farmers frequenting Halesworth, Woodbridge, Saxmundham 
and Framlingham markets; and, of Farmers frequenting 
Ware, Hertford, and Bishop Stortford markets; To‘ be 
printed; 410. Of Inhabitants of Athlone; of Freeholders, 
Commissioners of Supply, Justices of the Peace, and. Land- 
holders of the county of Dumfries ; and, of the Landed Pro- 
prietors and Landholders of the barony of Ballaghkeen, county 
of Wexford; 423. Of Landowners and Landholders,, inha- 
bitants of the united parishes of Kilmeen, Culin and Drom- 
tariff, in the county of Cork ; of William Oliver, Preses of a 
meeting of the Freeholders, Heritors, and Commissioners of 
Supply, of the county of Roxburgh ; and, of the Freeholders, 
Commissioners of Supply, and Landholders of the county of 
7 To be printed; 423. Of Owners or Occupiers 
of Lands and Tenements in Royston; 433. Of Noble- 
men, Freeholders, and others of the county of Forfar; 433. 
To be printed, 434. Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Land 
in Forfarshire, Perthshire, oa Fifeshire, attending the weekly 
Corn market at Dundee; and, of Justices of the Peace and 
Commissioners of Supply of the county of Berwick ; To ‘be 
rinted ; 434. Of Growers of and Dealers in Barley, residing 
in Norfolk and Suffolk; and in the neighbourhood of Great 
Yarmouth; To be printed; 447. Of Farmers frequenting 
Bury market; To be printed, 456. Of Landed Proprietors 
and Farmers of Warrinstown and Coolestown; and of Farmers 
frequenting Tring market; 462. Of Growers of Corn’ /at- 
tending Halesworth market; and, of Farmers frequenting 
Beccles market; To be printed; 495. Of Growers of Corn 
attending North Walsham market ; To be printed); 506. 


Spirits and Stamp Duties. Vide IRELAND. 
Vide Accounts. DisTILLATION. IRELAND. ScoT- 





LAND. 

Spiritvovus Liquors; Petition of the Members of the Salford 
Society for promoting Temperance, for restricting the Sale 
thereof on the Sabbath Day. To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 513. 

Starrorp Gaot; Petition of Debtors confined therein, com- 
plaining of want of proper Accommodation, and praying for 
an immediate Inquiry ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed, 
141. 


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IMPROVEMENT; Petition for a Bill for paving, 
lighting, and otherwise improving that Borough; Referred to 
a Committee, 46. Reported; Report referred to Committee 
on Standing Orders, 87. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 97. Report read ; 
Bill ordered; 101. Presented, and read, 120. Da rk ane 
for Second reading, 241. Committed ; Petition of Inhabitants 
of Stafford against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 259. Bill 
reported ; To be ingrossed, 380. Passed,389. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 433. Royal Assent, 499. 


Stace Coacn License Dortizs; Petition of Proprietors of 
Stage Coaches, employed on the as ps ae Roads within the 
County of Lancaster, for the repeal thereof, or for alteration 
in the Law, so as to include Carriages propelled by Steam ; 
To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 359. 


Stace Coacn Proprietors; Bill for their more effectual 
Protection against Losses, by the undue Concealment of the 
value of Parcels or Packages delivered to them for Conveyance 
or Custody; Ordered ; 485. Presented, and read; Day ap- 

ointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 495. Second 
eading deferred, 516, 538. Bill committed, 545.. Com- 
mittee deferred, 552- Bill considered and reported ; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report and Bill, as amended 
to be printed, 567. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 
579, 693, 610. Bill re-committed, and considered; 621. 
Reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; and 
Bill as amended to be printed ; 626. Bill re-committed 5 con- 
sidered and reported ; Day appointed for further wos 
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Stace Cuacu Proprietors —continued. 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 631. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 635. Passed, 640. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 647. Considered and agreed to, 649. Royal 
Assent, 657. 

Vide Parceits CONVEYANCE. 


Stace Coacues; Petition of William Boulnois, Francis Roe, 
and others, Proprietors of Public Cabriolets, for continuing 
the present Regulations respecting Stage Coaches and Omni- 
buses, carrying Passengers for short distances ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 439. Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee on Hackney Coach Office; Motion for 
hearing Counsel before the said Committee thereupon, and by 
leave withdrawn ; 452. 


Staines Bripce. Vide Accounts. 
STALMINE-WITH-STAINHALL INcLosuRE. Vide RAWCLIFFE. 


Stamrorp Roap; Petition for a Bill fer more effectually re- 
airing and improving the same, 79. And Bill ordered, 80. 
resented, and read, 126. Committed, 273. Reported ; To 

be ingrossed; 378. Passed, 388. Agreed to by the Lords, 
424. Royal Assent, 501. 
Stamp Diz. Vide Reitty, John. 


Stamp Duties; Acts relating thereto, read; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House ; 273. Considered, 278. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, 286. Bill or Bills or- 
dered, 321. 








Vide Iretanv. Mepicine. ScoTianpD. 
SURGEONS. 


Sramp Dury on Deeps and Securities; Petition of Trus- 
tees and Creditors of the Tiverton Turnpike Roads for repeal 
of the Stamp Duty on Deeds and Securities issued by Trus- 
tees of Turnpike Roads ; To lie on the Table, 603. 


on Receipts; Petitions for the repeal thereof 
of Merchants, Tradesmen, and others of the City of Worces- 
ter, 369. ‘Io be printed, 370. Of the Town of Kingston- 
upon-Hull ; to be printed; 527. Of Merchants, Tradesmen 
and others of Gainsburgh, 615. 


Stanpinc Orpers; Select Committee appointed, to whom 
shall be referred all Reports from Committees on Petitions for 
Private Bills, in which it shall be stated that any of the 
Standing Orders of this House have not been complied with ; 
and that such Committee do report their opinion thereupon 
from time to time to the House ; to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 10. Report on 
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap Railway Petition; Referred ; 24. 
Members added, 29. Report on Kingston Bridge Petition ; 
Referred, 26.—-——Two Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to; That in the case of the St. Helens and Runcdrn Ga 
Railway Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill; That in the case of the Kingston Bridge Petition, 
the Parties be permitted to uae ; 37- Report on 
Milton next Sittingborne Improvement Petition; Referred, 
44. Report on Wigan Railway Petition; Referred,64. Re- 
port on Warrington and Newton Railway Petition; Referred, 

. Two Resolutions reported ; That, in the case of 
the Milton next Sittingborne Improvement Petition, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; That, in 
the case of the Wigan Railway Petition, the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed ; First Resolution postponed ; Second Re- 
solution agreed to, 80. Report on Axmouth Harbour Peti- 
tion; Referred, 87. Report on Stafford Improvement Peti- 
tion; Referred, 87. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; That, in the case of the Warrington and Newton Rail- 
way Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, 88. —- 
Two Resolutions reported and agreed to; That, in the case of 
the Axmouth Harbour Petition ; and, in the case of the Staf- 
ford Improvement Petition, the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed, 97. Report on Chard Road Petition; Referred, 101. 

pony ey on Tiverton Roads Petition; Referred, 101. Report 
on Walsall Road Petition; Referred, 108. Report on iw. 
castle and North Shields Road Petition; Referred, 110. Re- 

owe on Wolverhampton Church Petition; Referred, 110. 
eport on Brechfa Road Petition; Referred, 120.—— 

Three Resolutions reported and agreed to; That in the case of 

the Chard Roads Petition, the Parties be permitted to pro- 

ceed; That in the case. of the Tiverton Roads Petition, the 

Parties be permitted to proceed; That in the case of Wal- 

sall Road Petition, so far as regards the Diversion of Road 

near Wednesbury, the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 

ensed with ; but so far as re m3 the other Diversion of Road 
rom Walsall to Lichfield, the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed ; and to give Notices, &amp;c. 121. Report on Caithness Sta- 
tute Labour Petition; Referred, 126. eport on Dartmouth 

Bridge Petition; Referred, 126. Report on Galway Dock 

and Canal Petition; Referred, 130.——-——Three Resolu- 

tions reported ; That in the case of the Newcastle and North 

Shields Road Petition, so far as regards the two new ter- 

minations of the Third Branch of Road, the Standing Orders 

ought not to be dispensed with, 130. That in the case of the 

Wolverhampton Church Petition, so far as regards the im- 

posing a Rate for lighting the Church, the Standing Orders 

















ought not to be dispensed with; That in the case of the 
Brechfa Roads Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed ; 
Third Resolution agreed to, 131. Report on New River 
Company’s Petition ; Referred,131. Report on Dundas Har- 
bour Petition; Referred, 131. Report on Courtown Harbour 
and Railway Petition; Referred, 132. Report on Baal’s 
Bridge Petition ; Referred, 132 ——--———Six Resolutions re- 

rted ; That, in the case of the Dartmouth Bridge Petition, 
m so far as regards the Land of Henry Holdsworth, Esquire, 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; ‘That, 
in the case of the Courtown Harbour and Railway Petition, 
in so far as regards the Railway the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with; That, in the case of the Dest 
Harbour Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed ; That, 
in the case of the Caithness Roads and Statute Labour Peti- 
tion, the Parties be permitted to proceed, and forthwith de- 
posit Lists of Owners, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office ; That, 
in the case of the Galway Dock and Canal Petition, the 
Parties be permitted to proceed, and forthwith deposit Esti- 
mate and Undertaking in the Private Bill Office; That, in 
the case of The New River re we Petition, the Parties 
be permitted to proceed, and forthwith deposit the necessary 
Papers and Documents in the Private Bill Office; Four last 
Resolutions agreed to, 144.— Resolution reported and 
agreed to; That, in the case of the Baal’s Bridge Petition, 
the Parties be permitted to proceed, 157. Report on Peti- 
tion respecting Standing Orders relating to the Stockport 
Junction Railway Bill; Referred, 198. Report, that in the 
case of the Petition respecting Standing Orders relating to 
the Stockport Junction Ration Bill, the Standing Orders in 
regard to the said Bill ought not to be dispensed with, 218. 
Report on Petition for additional Provision in Breconshire 
Roads Bill; Referred, 227. Report on Greenwich Improve- 
ment Petition; Referred, 231.———Resolution reported 
and agreed to; That, in the case of the Petition for addi- 
tional Provision in the Breconshire Roads Bill, Provision be 
made pursuant to the Prayer of the Petition; to deposit Du- 
plicate of Plan, &amp;c. 231.———-—Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; That, in the case of the Greenwich Improvement 
Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, and to give 
Notices, &amp;c. 241. Report on Petition for Alteration in the 
line of the Main Drain of the North Level Drainage; Re- 
ferred, 241. Report on Petition for additional Provision in 
Hagley Inclosure Bill; Referred, 253..———— Resolution 
reported; That in the case of the Petition for Alteration in 
the line of the Main Drain of the North Level Drainage, the 
Report referred to the Committee, is informal, 253. Report on 
re-committed Report on Petition for Alteration in the line of 
the Main Drain of the North Level Drainage; Referred, 
260.————1'wo Resolutions reported ; That, in the case of 
the Petition for additional Provision in the Hagley Inclosure 
Bill, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; 
That, in the case of the Petition for an Alteration of the line 
of the Main Drain in the North Level Drainage Bill, the 
Parties ought not to be permitted to alter the line of the said 
Main Drain, 268. Report on Petition of the Earl of Brad- 
ford, for additional Provision in Walsal] Road Bill; Refer- 
red, 351.———-—Resolution reported and agreed to; That, 
in the case of the Petition of the Earl of Bradford for addi- 
tional Provision in Walsall Road Bill, Provision be made 
pursuant to the Prayer of the said Petition, 364. Report on 
Glasgow and Kilmarnock Road Bill; Referred, 519.———-— 
Resolution reported and agreed to; That, in the case of the 
Petition complaining of the non-compliance with the Standin 
Orders in respect to the Glasgow and Kilmarnock Road Bill, 
the Parties be permitted to proceed forthwith, 533. 





STANDING OrpERs read, 7, 9. 





Resolution, That every ge sap List 
required to be deposited in the Private Bill Office do contain 
the names and places of abode, a description of the Subscribers, 
and the sums subscribed ; To be a Standing Order ; 609. 


Resolution, That no Bill for making or 





extending any Cut or Canal, or anne for the purpose of 
Navigation, or extending any Ways or Roads commonly 
called Railways or Tramroads, be read a Second Time, unless 
one half the sum required shall have been subscribed under a 
Contract for the payment thereof, &amp;c.; To be a Standing 
Order ; 610. 


Tables of Fees to be taken in the Com- 





mittee Clerks Office; and, in the Private Bill Office, read, 653 ; 
and Agreed to; To be made Standing Orders ; 655- 


of 30th June 1801, That there be Twenty- 





one Days between the First and Second Reading of every 
Private Bill relating to Ireland, read, and Repealed, 655. 





relative to the Scale of the Map or Plan 
of any Turnpike Road, or intended alteration of any Turn- 
pike Road already made, Amended, 655. 

Resolution, That such Map or Plan shall 





be upon the scale of not less than three Inches to a Mile ; To 
be made a Standing Order; 655- 
to be newly arranged; and to be re 





printed ; 655. STANDON 


































































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STANDON (Herts) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered ; 65. Presented, and read; 147. Committed, 
328. Reported; To be ingrossed ; 389. Passed, 400. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 447. Royal Assent, 501. 


STanLeEy InctosurE. Vide LEONARD. 


Starcu ; Petition of William Goodlad Todd, for the remission 
of Duty on Starch consumed by Fire; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 6go0. 


Vide Accounts. 
State of Ireranp. Vide IRELAND. 
State Paper Office. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 
Stationery. Vide Accounts. Swuppty. 
Statute Law. Vide Law. 
Steam Carriaces. Vide Stace Coacnu LIcENsSEs. 


STEPHENSON, Rowland; Mr. Speaker acquainted the House 
that he had received a Letter from the Solicitor to the Estate 
of Rowland Stephenson, a Bankrupt, inclosing a Certificate 
of the Commissioner under the Commission issued against 
the said Rowland Stephenson ; Letter and Certificate read ; 3. 
Act 52 Geo. 3, c. 144, read; New Writ ordered to be issued 
for the borough of Leominster ; 4. 


StocxpatE, John Joseph; Petition complaining of the conduct 
of the late Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas; To 
lie on the Table; 558. 


Stocxrort Junction Railway; Petition for a Bill for making 
and maintaining a Railway from Manchester through Stock- 
port to Fernilee, and a Branch therefrom ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee; 76. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Land in 


Ardwick against the application for Bill; 109. To lie on the 


Table, 110. Reported; Bill ordered, 138. Presented, and 
read, 147. Petition complaining that the Standing Orders 
had not been complied with, 168. Referred to a Committee, 
169. Reported; Report referred to Committee on Standing 
Orders; 198. Vide Stanpinc Orpvers; Report, That in 
the case ‘of the said Petition, the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with ; 218. 


Stock, Thomas. Vide Desr. 
STockTON Road. Vide CaTTERIck. 


“Srocxton and Darumnecron Railway; Petition for a Bill 
to explain and amend Act; Referred to a Committee; 79. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 132. Presented, and read, 147. 


Stone. Biue Manvracrory; Petition of Thomas Freeman, 
for a Revision of the Laws relating thereto; To lie on the 
Table; 519. 

Stone Drainage. Vide Rotuer Levets. 

StonenouseE Mill Bridge ; Petition for a Bill for erecting and 
maintaining a Bridge over Stonehouse Mill Pool; Referred to 
a Committee; 25.. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 125. Presented, 

« /and.nead, 137.: Committed, 151. Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 


357» Passed, 378.. Agreed to by the Lords, 458. Royal 
Assent, 500. 


Stoney Stratrorp Road. Vide Hocxuirre. 
Srraxer, George. Vide TimBer. 


Stranp Improvements ; Petition of Inhabitant Householders 
of Westminster, for expediting the progress thereof; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 572. 


Srrancers; Usual Orders relating to them, g. 


STRICKLAND Inclosure. Vide GREAT STRICKLAND. 


Stussine Epce Lane Road; Vide MaNsriztp and Cues- 
TERFIELD. 


Susptettine Act. Vide IRELAND. 


Susways; Petition of John Williams, of Cornhill, for inserting 
a Clause in all Paving Bills, for the building and constructing 
Subways, for preventing the Pavement being disturbed in 


future; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 153. 
Supsury Common Road. Vide RickMERSworTnH. 
—.—— Roads. Vide AsHspouRNeE. 


Suear Duties; Petitions for the Reduction thereof; Of West 
India Planters and Merchants, and others interested in the 
West India Trade at Liverpool, 331. To be printed, 340. 
Of Chamber of Manufactures and Commerce at Birmingham, 
547. Of Merchants and Planters of Glasgow connected with 
the West India Colonies. To be printed, 547. 





Petitions for the equalization thereof; Of 
Merchants and Agents connected with the Trade to the East 
Indies, and others resident in Liverpool, 505. Of Merchants and 
others resident in Leeds; To be printed, 547. Of Merchants 
and Agents connected with the Frade of the East Indies, and 
resident in London; and, of Merchants and Traders of Glas- 
gow; To be printed, 553. Of David Gladstone, Chairman 
of the Liverpool East India Association ; To be printed, 572. 


Vide Ways and Means, und Bitts in 





Suppty. 
Sugar Trave. Vide (ADDRESSES, 123.) MotassEs. 
Sucars. Vide WAREHOUSED SuGar. 


Suirs in Equity; Bill from the Lords for further facilitating 
the Administration of Justice in Suits and other Proceedings 
in Equity, 489. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading : 
and tobe printed; 491. Second Reading deferred, 537.555. 
Petition of George Conway Montagu, in favour, 559. Second 
Reading deferred, 565, 579. Motion for reading the Billa 
Second time; Motion for the House to adjourn; Motions 
severally, by leave, withdrawn; Second Reading. deferred ; 
582, 592, 599- 

SuNDERLAND Harbour; Petition for a Bill to amend and 
enlarge powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 79. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 93. Presented, and read, 138. Com- 
mitted, 199. Reported; and re-committed ; 246. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 247. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 341. Passed, 344. 





Report on Petition for Bill, read ; 
and Bill ordered ; 401. Presented, and read; and Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; 409. Committed; Leave to 
sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day; 414. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; 430. Passed, 454. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 489. Royal Assent, 500. 


Vide JouRNALS. 





Sunx Istanp Chapel. Vide Newsoroucn Cuurcn, 


SurERANNvATIONS; Select Committee appointed ;4o) inquire 
into the Regulations thereof, and to consider what Alterations 
may be made in them consistently with the Public interest ; 
To report Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Motion, That it be an In- 
struction to the Committee to inquire into the expediency of 
placing Full and Half-pay Officers under similar regulations, 
when appointed to Civil Offices. Question Neg. thereupon, 
334. Members added, 376. Petition referred, 558. 


Vide AccounTs. QUARTERMEN. Sup- 





PLY. 





SUPPLY : 


MOTION for a Supply; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 17. Lords Commissioners’ Speech referred ; 
“In Committee, Motion for granting a ws His Majesty; Amendment proposes: Further Proceeding dropped for 


want of Forty Members,” 23. Committee on 


otion deferred, 25. Motion for reading the Order of the Day for the House 


to resolve itself into a ‘Committee upon the Motion for granting a Supply to His Majesty ; Motion, That the House do now 
adjourn, and Question Neg.thereupon; Order read ; Motion for Supply considered ; 28. Motion for receiving the Report, 31. 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution reported, and agreed to, Nem. Con. ; 32. 


To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 32, 98, 128, 143, 161, 173, 181, 190, 230, 246, 266, 278, 333, 
343, 386, 413, 436, 448, 491, 498, 538, 559, 568, 575, 579» 593, 620. 
Considered, 56, 85, 90, 107, 116,.149, 204, 215, 232, 239, 256, 353, 361, 396, 424, 458, 467, 514, 522, 543, 549, 


600, 609. 


———— Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c. referred, 56, 85, 116, 149, 215, 239, 353, 543, 609. 


So much of His Majesty’s Message as relates to making a temporary Provision for the conduct of the Public Service 
in the interval between the Close of the present Session and the assembling of a new Parliament, referred, 609. 


Reports deferred, 92, 96, 107, 117, 123, 124, 136, 215, 222, 244, 249, 266, 362, 375, 610. 
Committee reported Progress, 91, 107, 361, 396, 425, 458, 467, 515, 523, 544, 550. 


Resolutions postponed, 142, 229, 256. 


Consideration of Resolutions deferred, 150, 233, 266. 
———— Interrupted by Messages from the Lords, 424, 458. 


Upon the Question for reading the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, upon the Motion 
for granting a Supply to His Majesty ; Motion for the House to adjourn, and Question Neg. thereupon, 28. 


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Amendment proposed, and by leave withdrawn, 32. 
Upon the Question for reading the Order of the Day, for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 


the Supply ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question aque proposed ; Motion for the House to adjourn, and 
by leave withdrawn ; Order read ; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now 

39. Main Question again proposed ; Motion for the 
mittee deferred ; 40. 

Upon the Question for receiving Report of Supply; Amendment proposed, and by leave withdrawn, 155. 


Upon the Question for reading the Order of the Day, for the House to resolve itself into a Committee; Amendment 








proposed, but not made ; Order of the Day read ; Committee deferred; 173. 


———_—— Upon the Question for reading the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into a Committee; Amendment 
proposed, 608 ; and by leave withdrawn, 609. 


Upon the Question, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, but not made, 458. 
Amendment proposed to be made to Resolutions, but not made, 142, 156. 
Proceedings in Committee, 23, 85, 90, 91, 107, 116, 215, 233, 239, 256, 353, 361, 396, 424, 458, 467, 515, 522, 543, 


549» 550, 60g. 


Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;—elating to, 


Upon the Question for receiving the Report from the Committee on the Motion for granting a Supply to His Majesty; 


eave the Chair; Amendment proposed, but not made; 
ouse to adjourn; and, Motions severally by leave withdrawn ; Com- 





Reported, and Agreed to. 





Page. 


229, Postponed, 229, Further 
considered and agreed to, 238. 


256, Postponed, 256. Further | 
considered and agreed to, 272.) 


142, Amendment proposed, but [ 
not made ; agreed tu, 142, { 


142. - 


142, Postponed ; Further al 
sidered and agreed to, 156. | 


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156. - 
156. - 











Sums Granted. 





NAVY, &amp;c. 


5 March 1830: 








£. » “od 
THAT 29,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for Thirteen Lunar . 
Months, from ist January 1830, including 9,000 Royal Marines : 
For Wages for Ditto - - - . - - - - - - 980,200 - -— 
25 March: 
For Salaries of Officers and Contingent Expenses of the Admiralty Office, 
for 1830 ° - ° ° o ° ° ‘ ° ° - - §2,216 § 1 
For Ditto - of the Navy Pay Office - © 2£- © fF © F 32,033 1 6 
For Victuals for 29,000 Men employed for the Sea Service - - -— - 603,200 - - 
2y March: 
For Salaries of Officers and Contingent Expenses of the Navy Office for 1830 57,500 15. = 
For Ditto - of the Victualling Office - - - - - - 7 38,207 10 = 
For Ditto - of His Majesty’s Yards at Home - - - - = = 137,460 10 8 
For Wages of Artificers and Labourers - - - - - = = 458,720 —- -— 
For Timber and other Materials - - - - - - - - 680,000 - - 
For Pilotage and other Contingencies a ee a en 76,000 - — 
For Salaries of Oificers and Contingent Expenses of Foreign Yards -  - 66,494 15 3 
For Ditto - of the Victualling Yards - - - - - - 61,038 5 - 
For Ditto - of the Naval Medical Establishment - - - - - 64,026 7 6 
For Ditto - of the Roya! Naval College and School for Naval Architecture - 845 8 3 
For Wages of Officers and Men of Vessels in Ordinary - - -— - 105,834 - 4 
For Hire of Packets - es © .e © -e 2 © - 27,870 —- - 
For Half lay to Naval Officers a a a a ee, ee 854,000 - - 
For Superannuations, Pensions and Allowances to Naval Officers, ther Widows\| 4 og op 
and Relatives Bie Py a ie ae eS 299,003 17 9 
For Bounty to Chaplains - - - - - - 2 = © = (ae .«.. = 
For Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hospital - - - - - - 270,000 -— — 
For Superannuations to Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, &amp;c.  - - - 173,684 9 4 
2 April: 
For Repairs and Improvements in the Dock Yards - - - - = 99,000 - — 
For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations, and for a on 
Convict Service - -*¢ - + 5 2 S 5S 2S © © , vegh' 
For the Transport Service - - - - - - - - - - 250,000 —- — 
£.) 5.594.955 5 8 
ARMY: 
5 March 1830: 
That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 88,848 Men (exclusive of Men 
employed in the East Indies) he maintained “or the Service of the United 
Kingdom, from 25th December 182g te 24th December 1830. 
For defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces - - - -| 3,015,993 2 7 
For General and Staff Officers - - - - - - - . . 109,347 11 4 
For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments - 106,530 15 3 
For Medicines and Surgica! Materials - - - - ~ ‘ ~ 14,420 - - 
For the Royal Military College - watt was ve - oS the - - 7,656 19 6 
9 March: 
For Pay of General Officers - - - - = 25 2 = © 126,000 - - 
For His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad = - -~— - 36,669 7 8 


For Full Pay for Reduced, Retired and Unattached Officers of His Majesty’s) 


Forces - - 





104,000 





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ment proposed, but not made; 


142, Postponed, 142. mate} 
Resolution agreed to, 156 - 


613, Bill ordered thereupon, 
613. V. Militia, infra - 


256, Postponed, 256. Further 
considered and agreed to, 272. 


272. - 
272. - 
272. - 
272. - 
272. - 
384. - 
384. - 
385. . 
385. - 
385- " 
385. . 
385. - 
385. - 
385. - 
385. ° 
385- - 
385. - 
385. ° 
385. - 
385- . 
70. - 
156. - 
613. - 
613. - 


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SU P P L Y—continued. 





ARM Y—continued. 


For Half Pay and Military Allowances to Reduced and Retired Officers = - 
For Half Pay and Allowances to Officers of Disbanded Foreign Corps - 


For In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and of the Royal Hospital near oar 
————— +. 2 ne oe ee ee, 


Sums Granted. 
£. . @ 
720,859 12 10 
94,900 - - 
47:86 1 1 


1,241,601 17 8 
20,986 13 3 
145,267 si a 
185,036 - - 
54,204 18 1 
32,000 - -— 











For Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - - - - -  ° 
For the Royal Military Asylum - - - = -— = % 4 
For Pensions toWidows - - -_ - Po tT iP is satel saber 
For Allowances on the Compassionate List a. a ee ee 
for Superannuation Allowances - — - - © oP iebiis @ ort od ® 
For Exchequer Fees oye OT LE AP Se 

£. 


MILITIA, VOLUNTEERS, AND YEOMANRY : 


6,062,499 19 3 





5 March 1830: 
For defraying the Charge of Volunteer Corps in the United Kingdom, for 1830 


3 July: 


For the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain and Ireland ; for Out-Pensions) 
of the Regular Militia of Great Britain; and Reduced Allowances and 
Out-Pensions for the Yeomanry, for 1830 - - - - - ~ J 


60,612 8 1 


270,690 14 -43 





For Charge of the Office of Ordnance, on account of Allowances to ey so 
annuated, Retired and Half Pay Officers, and for Pensions to Widows, &amp;c. 


For Ditto - to Persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance, and to "7 





£.) 331,308 2 13 
ORDNANCE: =e 
25 March 1830: 

Towards defraying the Expense of the Royal Regiment of Artillery for ~~ nibiaiitie ai: 4 

Britain, Ireland and the Colonies, for 1830 = - . - - - - 4 

2 April: 

For defraying the Salaries to the Master General, Lieutenant General and on #3. 

Principal Officers and Clerks belonging to the Office of Ordnance, for 1830 51025 

6 April: 
For Salaries to the Departments of the Office of Ordnance at Woolwich - 8933 - - 
For Ditto - of the Civil Establishments of the Ordnance at Home - - 17,432 - = 
For Ditto - Abroad,and in Ireland - - - - - - + 28,644 - - 
For Ditto - of the Barrack Department - - - - - * -¢ 41,388 - - 
For Expense of Master Gunners in Great Britain, Guernsey, Jersey and Ireland 5399 - - 
6 May 1830: 

For the Corps of Royal Engineers, and Sappers and Miners ents Se 83,046 - -—- 
For defraying the remaining part of Expense of Royal Regiment of Artillery i 

for Great Britain, the Colonies and Ireland - - - - - y} 83,626 
For the Royal Horse Artillery - - - - = - = = = 37,111 - - 
For the Field Train Department - - - - ie Sees ee 1,223 - - 
For the Medical Establishment - - - - - - - = = 9127 -- = 
For Civil Officers, Professors and Masters of the Royal Military Academy “ Pe 

Woolwich - - e ‘ i a. re ne oh xe 354 
For Ordnance Services not provided for in 1829 - - - - - . 4,034 — - 


300,245 = = 








before the 10th October 1830 - - 


On Account, towards defraying the Charges of MiscELLANEovs SERVICES 
in IRELAND, Army Extraorpinarizs, Commissariat, Ripgeau Ca- 
NAL, Civit CoNTINGENCIEs, and Repairs and ImMpRovEMENTS at 
Winpsor Cast e, for Nine Months of the year 1830 - -~ - | 








Sess. 1830. B b 2 


Barrack Department - - - -_ == *, *# “ —- 
For defraying the Charge of the Military Store Branch - -™ -*# +8 78,455 - - 
For Expense of Command, and extra Pay to Engineers, and Allowances — Saee 

Clerks of the Works and other Officers - - - - - - = , nd hs 
For Ordnance Works and Repairs” - - - - - - ° . 116,438 - - 
For Repairs of Barracks and Barrack Expenditure - &lt;&lt;. - ° 194,335 - - 
For Contingencies of the Office of Ordnance - - - - - = 211,213 —- = 
For Treasury and Exchequer Fees - - - = = = - 2,600 - -—- 

£/ 1,639,444 - = 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES, &amp;c. : 
18 February 1830: 
To discharge the like Amount of Surriies granted for 1823, 1824, 1825, 
1826, 1827, 1828 and 1829 - - - - - ” ~ a °} 2,500,000 —- — 
9 March: 
To defray the Expense of the Bririsn Museum - - - - - 16,148 - - 
3 July: 
For satisfying such ANNuITIES, PENsions or other PAYMENTS as would 
have been payable in case the Demise of His Majesty had not taken pace) 200,000 - -— 


1,126,554 18 -4 












































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618. 


D? 


619. (Ireland.)] 
Question Neg. 
thereupon, 619. 


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SUPPLY—continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. 


For Works executing at Port Patrick Harsour 
at DoNAGHADEE HARBOUR 


For Ditto - - - at the Royal Harbour of Georce 
KINGSTOWN 


For Ditto 


5 July: 
For Works and Repairs of Pustic BurLpIN6és - 


For erecting Churches in the West INDIES - 
For Pier at Hopss’ Point 
For erecting State Paper OFrrice 


For the Harbours and Ruads of HoLtyHEAD and Howtn 
For Expense of Buildings at the Bririsn Museum 
For Salaries and Allowances to Officers of Lorps and Commons 


For Expenses of Lorps and ComMons” - - 


For Fee Funp in the Departments of the— 


TREASURY 
Home Secretary of STATE 


ForEIGN SEcrRETARY of STATE 
SEcRETARY of STATE for COLONIES - - 


Privy Councit Orricr, and CommitTtTeeE of Privy Councit for 
TRADE 


For ContinGent Expenses and Messencers Bi ts in the Depart- 
ments of the— 


TREASURY 
Home Secretary of State 


Foreicn Secretary of STATE 
Secrerary of State for CoLoniges - 


Privy Councit, and CommitTeEeE of Privy Councit for TrapE 


For Commissioners of REVENUE INQUIRY - 
For Salaries of Officers and Expenses of the Court and Receipt of Excue-) 


QUER - 


For Salaries to Professors in the Universities of Oxrorp and CAMBRIDGE 


FourtTu "7 


For Salaries to Commissioners of INsoLVENT DEBTors Court - 


For Superintendence of ALIENS 
For Retirep ALLOWANCES or SUPERANNUATIONS 


For TovLoNneEseE and CorstcAN EMIGRANTS - 
For Natrionau Vaccine EsTABLISHMENT - 
For PENITENTIARY HovseE at MILBANK - - 
For Rervuce for the DesTiTUTE 


For AMERICAN LOYALIsTs 
For CrimInat LuNArtics 


For Protestant DissENTING MINISTERS - 
For Foreie6n and Secret SERVICES 


For Printing Acts, &amp;c. 


For Commissioners of Pustic Recorps - - 


For STaTIONERY, PRINTING, Ke. 
For Go_p CoINAGE 


For Mint PRosecutTIONsS 


For Law CHARGES - 


For confining and maintaining Convicts - + 
For Expenses under Acts for ABoLITION of the SLave TRADE « 
For Salaries and Expenses of Commissioners for 


TRAFFIC in SLAVES 
For Missions to AMERICA 


For Pusiic Works in IRELAND (£.5,000.) 


For Consuts GENERALand ConsvLs’~ - ° 


For Bitus drawn from New Souru WALES - 


For Fees to Officers of the Parliament on BiLts for continuing or amendin 
TurRNPIKE Roap Acts 


For Salaries and Expenses of Law CoMMISSIONERS - 


Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
\ Ditto 


PLANTATIONS : 





For propagating the GosPEL 
For ENGINEER DEPARTMENT at New Soutn WALEs and Van DiEMEN’s 


LAND - 


CiviL 


- For defraying the Charge of the 
ISTABLISHMENT - 


preventing 


of New Brunswick - 


of Bermuda 


jor the Bahama Islands’ - 


of Nova Scotia 


of Prince Edward Island - 


of Newfoundland 


of Sierra Leone 
of Fernando Po 
of the Gold Coast - 


ILLEGAL 


‘J 


‘ 


; 


‘ 


£. 


Sums Granted. 





£. 


32,500 
7,000 
8,000 


20,000 


6,000 
8,000 
12,000 
4,700 
10,000 
30,500 
17,000 


24,000 
12,010 
17,000 
17,500 


16,858 


8,000 
8,045 
34,750 
10,500 
39725 
6,500 


5,000 


958 
13,778 
4,034 
6,882 
13,647 
2,500 
21,135 
3,000 
4,000 
3939 
5,712 
45,000 
76,000 
8,000 
96,850 
19,000 
7,000 
15,000 
107,986 
35,000 


18,700 


28,000 


87,970 
120,000 


9,000 


16,600 


3,040 


10,445 
3,600 


4,000 
3,820 
11,261 
10,180 
3,601 
4,000 
16,182 


47,500 








5,048,709 





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Reported, and Agreed to. | SUPPLY—continued. 








| Sums Granted. 








Pees EXCHEQUER BILLS: 

— 18 February 1830: £. s. d. 
70. To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills - - - - - = « 25,438,800 -~ - 
70. m To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to Acts fo 


r carry- 
ing on Public Works and Fisheries, and for building additional Chancel } 168,800 





£. | 25,607,600 = — 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES: 


2 April: 
256. ~ Towards defraying the Charge of Civil Contingencies for 1830 

















° 100,000 — = 
£, 100,000 —- — 
Zé. s. 4d. 
se ee Oe en oe oe a ge 
cp, ne el 3 
MILITIA, VOLUNTEERS, AND YEOMANRY - - - 331,303 2 143 
ORDNANCE - - - - + + 2 = + «= 1,699,444 - - 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES - - . ° js - §,048,709 5 33 
EXCHEQUER BILIS - - - + - + + -s@g6opfoo —° — 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES - ° . 


- 100,000 - -= 





TOTAL - - 


£. 44,384,511 12 4 


————— 


WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY : 


TO be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 70, 91, 98, 107, 128, 150, 161, 173, 181, 190, 204, 215, 230, 233, 240 
246, 208, 266, 278, 334, 343. 354 362, 386, 399, 413, 426, 437, 448, 459, 469, 491, 498, 524, 538, 546, 559, 568, 579, 
593, 620. 

: considered, 85, 117, 142, 514, 549, 573, 599, 609. 

Accounts referred, 117. 

Committee reported progress, 549. 

———— Reports deferred, 579, 593- 

Proceedings in Committee, 573, 599, 609. 

Resolutions reported, and re-committed, 598, 599. 


upon the Question for reading the Order of the Day, for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
Ways and Means; Amendment proposed, but not made, 549. 


CHAIRMAN OF THE CoMMITTEE OF Ways AND MEAwns; Vide (AppREssEs, 13.) 








Sl 


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Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :—Relating to 









































Reported, and Agreed to. GRANTS: a ry 
Page. 22 February 1830 : £. ae &amp; 
- Bill ordered there-;| For applying £. 2,500,000, part of the Sum now in the Exchequer, to complete 
”% pe ogee - Aide granted for 1829, to the Service of 18g0 - - _ s : P _f{| 2:400,0000 — «| 
V. CONSOLIDATED FUND,)| For issuing and applying £.4,000,000 out of the Consolidated Fund of the 
infra. United ingdom a “ = - i x om es i “ = 4,000,000 ee =&gt; 
123; Bill ordered, 124. ° March : 
V. a BILLS, f For raising £. 12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for the service of 1830 -  -| 12,000,000 - = 
123. - | For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may have been, or which 
may be paid into the Exchequer before 5th April 1831, in respect of Ex- atte 
chequer Bills issued pursuant to two Acts of the 57th Geo. 3, for carrying 
on Public Works and Fisheries - - - - * « ‘ a 
123. - For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining in the Exchequer, oe 
Bill ordered, 124. or which may be advanced by the Bank under Act 56 Geo. 3. - - } 
V. TRANSFER OF — 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 60,000 &lt;- § - 
Allowances - - - - - - - - « a “ 
124. - For issuing and applying £. 80,528. 17. 4. being the Surplus of Grants for 
. &lt; the Years 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828 and 1829 - - * " 80,528 17 4 
8 March: 
159; a nes For continuing the Duty of Four Shillings in the Pound, on Pension _ 
Vy. PENSIDNS, &amp;e. DUTIES, | Orrices and Personat EstaTEs - - - ° - a ns 
_ 7 June: 
524; Bill ordered Sse} For issuing and applying the further Sum of £. 4,000,000 out of the 2 eee , 
» 524- : ie aia ri r r 4,000,000, —- -— 
" CONSOLID eb yon, dated Fund of the United Kingdom a 
Amendment mr 083 Ba e- 1J uly : 
posed tobe sn pwd Gos. For charging certain Duties on Sugar and Molasses, and continuing certain 
but not made. V. SUGAR Bounties. 
Resolutions | DUTIES, 
agreed to, 604. l infra. 
604; Bill ordered coe) 
upon, 604. isi ills, for the Service of 1830 - - | 13,607,60 —— 
» SOUER (ILLS, | For raising £.13,607,600 by Exchequer Bills, for 3 3,607,600 
a ee dth 3 July: 
613; = a -~" For granting a further Sum of £. 1,500,000 out of the Surplus of the a 1,590,000 -—- 
v. consbLibaré FUND, J —.« «+ «+ «© «© &gt; ek Cm ee ee 








VOL. 85. Sess, 1830. Cc BILLS: 








-INDEX: to the ErcutTy-FriFtH VoLUME. 





{ A. 1830.’ 





SUPPLY—continued. 
BILLS: 





CONSOLIDATED FunD;; Bill to apply certain Sums out of the Consolidated Fund, and from the Aids granted for 1829, to the 
‘Service of 1830, ordered, go. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 96. Committed, 98. Considered, 


108. Report 
Royal Assent, 129. 





524. Presented, and read; Day appo 


ed ; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 108. Passed, 113. Agreed to by the Lords, 128. 


; Bill to apply a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, for the. Service of 1830, ordered, 
inted for Second Reading; 531. 


Committed, 538. Considered, 546. Reported; to 


be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 552. Passed 556. Agreed to by the Lords, 573. Royal Assent, 578. 





sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 621. 


Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, for the Service of 1830, ordered, 613. Pre- 


Committed, 624. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appro- 


priation ; and Bill considered ; 631. Reported ; to be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 635. Passed, 639. 


Agreed to by the Lords, 651. Royal Assent, 657. 


ExcHEQUER BI1ts; Bill for raising £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, ordered, 124. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 128. . Committed, 136. Considered, 143. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Read- 


ing; 150. Passed, 157. 





Second Reading; 611. 


and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 635. Passed, 640. 


Agreed to by the Lords, 184. Royal Assent, 197. 

Bill for raising £. 13,607,600 by Exchequer Bills, ordered, 604. 
Committed, 613. Committee deferred, 621,624. Bill considered, 631. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Agreed to by the Lords, 656. Royal Assent, 657. 


Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 


Mix1T14; Bill to defray the Charge of the Pay and Clothing, and Contingent and other Expenses of the Disembodied Militia in 


Great Britain and Ireland, ordered, 613. 


Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 621. 


Committed, 626. 


Considered, 632. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 635. Passed, 640. Agreed to by the 


Lords, 647. Royal Assent, 645. 


PENSIONS, &amp;c. Duties; Bill for continuing to His Majesty certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices and Pensions in Eng- 


land, ordered, 150. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day appointed for 
Assent, 216. 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 157. Committed, 161. Considered, 167. 
hird Reading ; 


173- Passed,181. Agreed to by the Lords, 203. Royal 


o? 


SuGar Duties ; Bill for granting certain Duties on Sugar imported into the United Kingdom, ordered, 604. Presented, and 


read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 611. 


Committed, 612. 


Considered, 619. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; and Day 


appointed for Third Reading ; 623. Passed, 630. Agreed to by the Lords, 644. Royal Assent, 645. 


TRANSFER OF AIDS; Bill for appropriating certain Sums to the Service of 1830, ordered, 124. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 128. Committed, 136. Considered, 143. Reported; to be ingrossed; and Day appointed 


for Third Reading; 150. Passed, 157. 


Agreed to by the Lords, 184. Royal Assent, 197. 





SurGceons. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Surrey Coat Meters; Petition for a Bill for continuing Act, 
and for the appointment of Two or more principal Land Coal 
Meters; Referred to a Committee, 79. Reported; Bill or- 
dered ; 138. Presented, and read, 147. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 601. Bill committed; leave to Committee 
to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day; 605. Peti- 
tion of Thomas Bradfield, against, 608. Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 614. Passed, 615. Agreed to by the Lords, 
644. Royal Assent, 646. 

SwaNNINGTON Railway. Vide Leicester. 

Swan River Settlement. Vide Accounts. 

Swansea Gas; Petition for a Bill for better lighting that Town 
with Gas; Referred toa Committee, 44. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 101. Presented, and read, 110. Committed, 137. 
Petition of Henry Sockett, Esquire, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 192. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed, 209. 
Passed, 216. Agreed to by the Lords,237. Royal Assent, 279. 

Sweets; Petitions for the removal of Restrictions on the Sale 
thereof; Of Makers and Venders of, and Dealers in Sweets or 
British Wines ; To be printed, 271. Of Joseph Dyke; To be 
printed, 373. 


11°Geo. IV. &amp; 1° Will. 1V. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 
Tansore Crepitors. Vide East INp1IA. 


TAxATIoON ; Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire into 
the expediency of making a revision of the Taxes; Question 
Neg. thereupon; 229. 

Petition of Inhabitant Householders of St. Leonard, 
Shoreditch, for the remission thereof; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 270. 


— Petitions for the reduction thereof; Of George D. 
Palmer, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of Great Yar- 
mouth ; To be printed, 395. Of James Thick, of Cloudesley- 
square; To lie on the Table; Motion for printing the said 
Petition, by leave, withdrawn; 450. Of Joseph Pinsent, 450. 
Of Inhabitants and Labourers of Kingston-upon-Hull, 622. 

— Vide IRELAND. 


Taxes; Petitions for the reduction thereof, and for Reform of 
Parliament ; Of William Cobbett, 53 ; and, of Retail Dealers 
of Salford; To be printed, 54. Of Ribbon Manufacturers, 
Weavers and other Vohabitants of Bedworth ; To be printed, 
88. Of Owners and Occupiers of land in edad wry in 
the hundred of Hoxne; To be printed,95. Of Freeholders 

and Inhabitant Householders of Randwick, 358. To be printed, 

359. Of Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, and other 

Inhabitants of Rotherham ; To be printed, 406. 

Petition of Labourers of Alfred-street Pottery, Inhabi- 

tants of Kingston-upon-Hull, complaining of the insufficiency 

of their Wages, arising from the grievous burthen of the Taxes, 

and praying to be relieved therefrom ; To lie on the Table, 558. 

Vide AssessEp TAxEs. 








Tay Ferries. Vide ScoTLanp. 


NAVIGATION. Vide ScoTLAND. 





Tea. Vide HAWKERS. 


TENANT. Vide LANDLORD. 


TENANTS. Vide DurHAM CouNTY PALATINE. 


TENTERDEN Drainage. Vide Rotuer LEvELs. 


Tercerra; Motion, That prior to the 12th of December 1828, 
her Majesty Queen Donna Maria the Second had been recog- 
nized by His Majesty, and the other great Powers of Europe, 
to be the legitimate Queen of Portugal, &amp;c.; Question, pre- 
vious, Neg. thereupon; Motion, That the use of force, in 
intercepting unarmed vessels, and preventing them anchoring 
and landing passengers in the harbour of Porto Praia, was 
a violation of the sovereignty of the state to which the island 
of Terceira belonged ; Question Neg. thereupon; 343. 


Testators’ Errects. Vide Exrcurors. 


TuameEs NavicaATion. Vide Accounts. 


THATCHMARSH Bottom Road. Vide CoNGLETON. 


THEATRICAL REPRESENTATIONS; Act 10 Geo. 2, c. 28, read; 
Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of the 
said Act as empowers the Lord Chamberlain to prohibit the 
acting of any new Play on the Stage, and to appoint Commis- 
sioners for the same ; Question Neg. thereupon; 476. 


Tuirsk Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing the same; and 
Bill ordered, 18. Presented, and read,26. Committed, 38. 
Petition of Owners and Occupiers of land in Skelton, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 99. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 132. 
Passed, 138. Agreed to by the Lords, 171. Royal Assent, 
197- 

Tuompson, Patrick; Petition of Patrick Thompson, late a pri- 
vate in the 57th regiment of Foot, quartered at Sydney, New 
South Wales, complaining of ill treatment for an alleged 
Felony, and being since discharged from the service with 
ignominy, and praying for relief; To lie on the Table, 633. 


Tuomson, Charles Andrew; Petition praying for redress for 
ruin brought on him and his father by the general depreciation 
of the Currency ; To lie on the Table, 521. 


Turimsy Inclosure. Vide GREAT STRICKLAND. 


Ticenurst Drainage. Vide Rornuer LEvELs. 


Tites. Vide Bricks. 


Timber. Vide Accounts. 


— Duties; Petition of George Straker, of Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, Ship-owner, for reduction of Duties on Oak Tim- 
ber; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 522. 


Titnes ; Petitions for alteration of the laws relating thereto ; 
Of Owners and Occupiers of land in Gissing ; To be printed, 
85. Of Freeholders and Landholders of Llanthewy, Skirrid, 


and several other parishes in the county of Monmouth, . 
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TiTHEs—continued. 


To be printed, 178. Of Inhabitants of Wycliffe and Hutton, 
and of Ovington and Scargill, 416. Of Owners and Occupiers 
of land, and others, of Rochester ; To be printed, 441. 


Petitions for the abolition thereof; Of Inhabitants of 
Holt (Norfolk); To be printed, 141. Of Inhabitants of Diss ; 
To be printed, 395. 

Petition of Inhabitants and others of Devon, for a com- 
mutation thereof ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 406. 


——— Vide IRELAND. ; 
Titrnes ComMMUTATION. Vide BARNWELL. Poor Laws. 
Titnes Composition. Vide IRELAND. 


Tirnes ExcuancGE; Bill to enable Rectors, Vicars and others 
to exchange their Tithes for Corn Rents, ordered, 17. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to 
be printed; 17. Second Reading deferred, 70, 117, 128, 136. 
Bill committed, 173. Committee deferred, 243, 349, 426, 497, 
516. Petition of John Acuster, Vicar of St. Helens, York, 
against; To be printed, 529. Committee deferred, 568, 579, 

83. 
Tirdes and Vesrry Acts. Vide IRELAND. 


Tiverton Roads; Petition for a Bill for improving the same, 
and for making certain new Roads in Devon and Somerset, 
80; and Bill ordered,81. Petition read; Order of leave for Bill 
discharged; 96. Petition referred to a Committee, 97. Re- 
ported; Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 
101. Vide Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That the parties 
be permitted to proceed, 121. Report read; Bill ordered; 
129. Order of leave for Bill discharged; another Bill or- 
dered; 146. Presented, and read, 146. Committed, 241. 
Petition of Trustees and Creditors on the Exeter Turnpike 
Roads, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 241. Petition 
of Owners and Occupiers of Lands in Oakford, against; Re- 
ferred, 247. Petition of Inhabitants of Bampton, against ; 
Referred, 253. Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Lands 
in Rackenford ; and, in Knowstone, against; Referred, 329. 
Petition of Commissioners for Improvement of Exeter, against; 
Referred; Petition of Dean and Chapter of St. Peter in Exeter, 
and of Owners and Occupiers of Stoke, Cannon Netherex and 
Rew, against; Referred, and counsel ordered; 346. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Bampton, against; Referred, 355. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 391. Passed, goo. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 433. Royal Assent, 501. 

Road Trustees. Vide Stamp Dury. 
Turnpike Trust. Vide Accounts. 


Toxsacco; Petitions complaining of the loss sustained by the 
lapse of Duty on Tobacco, on the 5th July 1825, and praying 
for the repayment thereof; Of Manufacturers of Tobacco and 
Snuff in Ipswich; of the cities of London and Westminster ; 
and, of the city of Norwich; 54. To be printed, 55. Of 
Liverpool, 122. 


Petitions for the reduction of the Duty thereon; Of 
Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Bristol ; To be printed, 
179. In Devizes, 424. 


—— Petition of Joseph Cox, for repeal of the Duty thereon, 
and complaining of general distress ; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 242. 
Petitions against reduction of Duty on cultivation of 
Tobacco of home growth; Of Merchants, Manufacturers and 
Dealers in Tobacco at Bristol; and of Messrs. Taddy, Tomlin 
&amp; Company; 330. To be printed, 331. Of Manufacturers 
of Tobacco in London and Westminster ; e printed, 367. 
Of Tobacco Manufacturers of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; To be 
rinted, 415. Of Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in 
obacco of Liverpool; To be printed, 432. Of Manufacturers 
of Tobacco in in the city of Chester; Referred to the Com- 
mittee on Tobacco Cultivation, 440. Of Tobacco Manufac- 
turers of Alnwick; Referred, 455, 475- 


Petitions of Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in 
the cities of London and Westminster, praying for repayment 
of duty paid on stock (presented 17 February); and, against 
reduction of Duty on cultivation of Tobacco of home growth 
(presented 4 May), read; Motion for referring the said Pe- 
titions to a Select Committee, to examine the matter thereof ; 
Question Neg. thereupon ; 476. 

Vide IRELAND. 


CuttivaTion ; Acts relating to the Cultivation of 
Tobacco in England or Ireland, read; To be considered in 
a Committee of the whole House, 273. Considered, 278. 
Report of Resolutions ; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; 321. Further consideration of Report deferred, 334, 
362, 397, 408, 436, 515, 524, 55% 575, 592. 

Select Committee appointed to con- 
sider the Laws which relate to the Growth and Cultivation of 
Tobacco in the United Kingdom; To Report their Observa- 
tions and Opinion ; tosend for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
426. Five to be the Quorum, 427. Petition referred, 440. 
Members added, 444. Petition referred, 455, 464. Power 
to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 570. Report 
of Resolutions; to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 571. 
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Tosacco Dutiés; Acts for prohibiting the Cultivation thereof 


in England or Ireland, read; To be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House; 273. 


and Snurr. Vide Accounts, 
Topp, William Goodlad. Vide Srarcn. 
Touts. Vide IRELAND. 
and Customs. Vide IRELAND. 
TonBRIDGE and IcntHAM Road; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 74. Pre- 


sented, and read, 147. Committed, 177. Reported; to be 


ingrossed ; 351. Passed, 355. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. 
Royal Assent, 501. 


TonTINE ANNUITANTS. Vide IRELAND. 

TorrincTon Roads; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Act; and Bill ordered, 13. Presented, and read, 
25. Committed, 36. Reported; to be ingrossed; 100. 
Passed,110. Agreed to by the Lords, 141. Royal Assent, 197. 

TotNneEss Roads. Vide AsHBuRTON. 

Towsey, William. Vide Sma. Pox. 

TRADE; Grand Committee appointed, 8. 


TRANSFER of Aips. Vide Ways and MEans, and Bits in 
Suppty. 





TRANSPORTATION Of OFFENDERS; Act 5 Geo. 4, c. 84, for 
the Transportation of Offenders, read, 525. Bill to amend 
the said Act, ordered, 526. Presented, and read; and Da 
appointed for Second Reading ; 526. Committed ; Bill to be 
printed; 531. Considered, 545. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 
and Day appointed for Third Reading; 551. Passed, 556. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 604. Considered, and 
agreed to, 622. Royal Assent, 646. 


TREASURER of the Navy. Vide Navy. 
Treasury. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Treaties, Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 57, 58.) 


Trent and Mersey Canal; Petition for a Bill to consolidate 
and extend the Powers and Provisions of Acts; Referred to 
a Committee, 24. Reported; Bill ordered; 43. Order of 
leave for Bill Pan 4 143. Another ordered, 144. Pre- 
sented, and read, 144. Committed, 216. Petition of Wil- 
liam Blount, against ; To lie on the Table, 226. Petition of 
the Ellesmere and Chester Canal Company, against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 357. Petitions of the Trustees of the 
River Weaver Navigation, in the county palatine of Chester ; 
of Alexander Reid, John Arthur Borron, and Hillebrant Mere- 
dith Parratt, of Anderton, in the city of Chester, Salt Pro- 
prietors and Carriers; of William Blount, of Cumberland- 
street, Portman-square, in the county of Middlesex; of 
Robert Williamson, of Longport, in the county of Stafford, 
Gentleman ; and, of Proprietors of Iron-works in Stafford- 
shire, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 364. 


Trevituick, Richard. Vide Coats, 
TRINITY-STREET Improyement. Vide Great DoveR-sTREET, 


Turron NetHER GREEN Road. Vide MANsrieLp and CuEs- 
TERFIELD. 


TuRNPIKE Laws. Vide IRELAND. 


—- Totus. Vide IRELAND. 
——— Roap Bitu Fees. Vide Accounts. Svuppty. 
— Trusts. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 





Tutsury Roads. Vide AsHBourRNE and Supsury. 


TweEeED Fisheries ; Petition for the more effectual Preservation 
and Increase of the Breed of Salmon, and for better regulating 
the Fisheries in the River Tweed; Referred to a Committee, 
45- Reported ; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 144. 
Committed, 169. Petition of George Pringle, against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 259. Petition of Heritors and 
Proprietors of estates and fishings on the coast of Berwick- 
shire, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 341. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 379. Passed, 391. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 433. Considered, and agreed to, 439. 
Royal Assent, 500. 


Two PENNIEs Scots. Vide ScoTLAND. 


11°Geo.1V.&amp; 1° Will. 1V. Parl.8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


ACCINE EstTaB.LisHMENt. (Ap- 
DRESSES, 124.) Suppuy. 


Vacrant Act; Petitions for the repeal of certain Clauses 
therein; Of Justices of the Peace of the county of North- 
ampton, and the Grand Jury of the said county, 154. To be 
printed, 155. Of Christopher 8, Smith, Chairman of a Meet- 
ing of Justices for the county of Worcester, 336. To be 

rinted, 337. Of Justices of the Peace for the county of 
hester; To be printed, 402. 

VacrantTs; Petitions for revision of the Laws now in force 
with respect to Paupers of Ireland, Scotland, Jersey and 
Guernsey, resident in England ; Of High Sheriff and Justices 
of the Peace, of the county of Bedford, and of the Grand 
Jury, 188. Referred to the Committee, on the State of the 


Poor 
Ce 2 


Vide AccounTs. 





INDEX ¢o the E1GutTy-riFrTH VOLUME. [4.1830. 





VaGRrAntTs—continued. 
Poor in Ireland, 189. Of Justices of the Peace of Lichfield, 
263. Of Buckingham, in Quarter Sessions assembled; and 
of acting Magistrates of Cumberland ; To be printed, 455. 





Vide. Poor REMovAL. 
Vauip Marriaces. Vide MARRIAGES. 


Van Diemen’s Lanpn; Motion for presenting an Address for 
Copy of Record of Proceeding before the Magistrates in that 
C « fg and of the Judgment and Sentence whereby Joseph 
B. Clarke and others were convicted and sentenced to Cor- 

ral Punishment for Forgery, or conspiracy to forge; and 
y leave withdrawn, 222. 


UckFiELp Road. Vide RincmMeER. 
Vestries. Vide SeLect. 
ReEGuLATION. Vide IRELAND. 


Vice and ProranaTion; Petition of Minister, Chapelwarden 
and Congregation of Tavistock Parochial Chapel, Drury-lane, 
for the discouragement of Vice and the Profanation of the 
Lord’s Day ; ‘To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 615. 


VicruaLuers. Vide Rerait BREwers. 
Union. Vide IRELAND. 
Vores and Proceepinés ; To be printed, 9. 


Usury; Bill to alter several Acts relating to Contracts for the 
Loan of Money at Interest, ordered, 157. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 272. 
Bill committed, 333. Committee deferred, 362, 375. Bill 
considered ; repor'ed ; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 385. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 398, 407, 426, 437, 459, 459, 
468, 476, 491, 498, 516, 525, 531, 538, 551. Report further 
considered; Motion for reading the Amendments made by 
the Committee to the Bill a second time; Debate arising 
thereupon, Motion for adjourning the Debate ; Question Neg. 
thereupon; Main Question put ; Amendments read a Second 
time, and, with an Amendment to one of them, agreed to; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; and 
to be printed, as amended ; 556. Third Reading deferred, 
575» 579 583, 593, 610, 620. 

Laws; Petition of the Manchester Chamber of Com- 
merce, for the repeal thereof; To lie on the Table ; and to be 
printed ; 381. 

Urroxeter Roads. Vide Asupourne and Supsury. 


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11° Geo. IV. &amp; 1° Will, LV. Parl. 8. Sess. 4. A. 1830. 
W aces. Vide LaBourers. 


Wakeriecp Assizes; Petitions for holding Assizes at Wake- 
field; Of Clergy and others of Shipley; and, of Inhabitants 
of Farnley Tyas; 262. Of Clergy, Gentry, Freeholders, and 
others of Dalton, 285. Of Mirfield; of Honley ; of Scammon- 
den; of Cumberworth and Cumberworth-half; and, of Free- 
holders, Merchants and others serving on the Grand Jury at 
Pontefract; 369. Of Clergy, Gentry, Freeholders, Merchants 
and others, Inhabitants of the township of Kirkheaton; of the 
township of Thrustonland; of Freeholders, Tradesmen and 
others, fnhabitants of the parish of Sandall Magna; of the 
Clergy, Gentry, Freeholders and others, Inhabitants of Wake- 
field; of Wooldale; of Austonley; of Huddersfield; of Holme; 
of Hepworth; of the Freeholders, Manufacturers and others, 
Inhabitants of the township of Cartworth; of the Gentry, 
Freeholders, Merchants, Manufacturers and others, Inhabit- 
ants of the township of Upperthong; and, of Fulstone, in the 
west riding of the county of York; 380. Of Clergy, Gentry 
and others of Lepton, 396. Of Denby, 449. Of Merchants, 
Manufacturers and other Traders of Dewsbury; of Merchants, 
Manufacturers, Tradesmen and others, Inhabitants and House- 
holders of Ossett, in the parish of Dewsbury; and, of Inhabit- 
ants of Heckmondwicke and parish of Birstal; 464. Of Clergy, 
Gentry, Freeholders and others, Inhabitants of the townships 
of Gunthwaite, Ingbirchworth and Thurlstone, in the parish of 
Peniston; of Inhabitants of Marsden; of the townships of 
Peniston and Langsett, in the parish of Peniston; of Hunshelf 
and Oxspring, in the parish of wtcnted ; 520. Of Inhabitants 
of the township of Stansfield; To be printed, 520. Of Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, Tradesmen and others, Inhabitants 
and Householders of Horbury, 566. 


Road. Vide SHEFFIELD. 








Wa tuts, Thomas; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage 
with Charlotte Augusta Amelia bis now Wife, 359. Read, 364. 
Committed; Instruction to hear Counsel, and examine Wit- 
nesses ; 387. Considered, and reported, 438. Passed, 445. 
Royal Assent, 502. 


Watsat Road; Petition fora Bill for improving and maintain- 
ing the same; Referred to a Committee, 82. Reported; 
Report referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 108. Vide 
Sranpinc Orpers. Report, That so far as regards the 
diversion of Road near Wednesbury the Standing Orders ought 
not to bedispensed with; but so far as regards the diversion 
of Road from Walsall to Lichfield the Parties be permitted to 
proceed, and to give Notices, &amp;c. 121. Report read; Bill 





ordered; 127. Presented, and read, 144. Committed, 77. 
Petition of Owners and Occupiers of land in the several 
parishes in the city and county of the city of Lichfield, and 
other places in the county of Stafford, against; Referred, 178. 
Petition of Owners and Occupiers of land in Walsall, Wednes- 
bury, and several other places in the county of Stafford, 
against; Referred, 192. Petition of Trustees of Walsall Road, 
for additional Provision, 216. Referred to a Committee, 217. 
Petition of the Earl of Bradford for additional Provision; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 345. Reported; Report referred to 
a Committee on Standing Orders; 351. ide STANDING 
Orpers. Report, That Provision be permitted to be made 
pursuant to the prayer of the Petition of the Earl of Brad- 
ford, 364. Petition of the Earl of Bradford, read; Report 
from Committee on Standing Orders, read ; Instruction to 
Committee on the Bill to make Provision accordingly ; 378. 
Bill reported, 388. To be ingrossed, 389. Passed, 400. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 442. Royal Assent, 501. 


WaALTON-IN-LE-DALE Road. Vide BLacksurn. 
WALTON-ON-THE-HILL Church. Vide Everron. 


Warenam Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 79. Pre- 
sented, and read, 101. Committed, 187. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 392. Passed, 400. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. 
Royal Assent, 501. 


Warenousen Sucar; Acts relating to Warehoused Sugar, 
read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 
584. Committee deferred, 593, 600. Acts considered; Report 
a Resolution; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
611. Report further considered ; Resolution agreed to; Bill 
ordered; 613. Vide ¢nfra. 


Bill for continuing Act for allowing 
Sugar to be delivered out of Warehouse to be refined; ordered, 
613. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 614. Committed, 620. Considered, 624. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading; 631. 
Passed, 635. Agreed to by the Lords, 656. Royal Assent, 
657- 

WarkrRiNncGTon and Newron Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
extending the line of the said Railway, and for repealing, ex- 
plaining and enlarging Powers and Provisions of Act; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 40. Reported; Report referred to 
Committee on Standing Orders; 77. Vide SranpiING OrDERs. 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 88. Report 
read; Bill ordered; 92. Presented, and read, 138. Com- 
mitted, 177. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 245. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 281. Passed, 
347. Agreed to by the Lords, 382. Royal Assent, 500. 





Warriner, Gifford; Bill from the Lords for vesting his Estates 
in Trustees for Sale and for other purposes, 489. Read, 491. 
Committed, 519. Reported, withan Amendment; and agreed 
to; 561. Bill passed, 566. Amendment agreed to by the 
Lords, 604. Royal Assent, 646. 


Waste LANps; Petition of Inhabitants of Frome Selwood, for 
employing the Poor in the cultivation of Waste Lands; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 107. 


—-— —~-—-: Petition of Samuel Fletcher, in favour of the 
Cultivation thereof, and for the employment of the industrious 
and trading classes of the Community, 122. ‘To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 123. 





inthe CoLoniEs; Petition of Adam James Gor- 
don, of Glasgow, recommending the Cultivation thereof, and 
an Alteration in the Currency; To lie on the Table, 160. 


Watcurs. Vide Accounts. 


Warcuine, &amp;e. Parishes; Bill to make Provision for the light- 
ing, watching, cleansing and paving of Parishes in England 
and Wales, ordered, 40. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 127. Second 
Reading deferred, 143. Petition of Commissioners of Paving 
such part of Saint Pancras as lies on the west side of Tottcn- 
ham-court-road, against; To lie on the Table, 149. Bill 
committed, 150. Petition of Minister, Churchwardens and 
others of Paddington, against; To lie on the Table,214, Pe- 
titions of the Governors and Guardians of the Foundling Hos- 
pital; and, of the Commissioners of paving certain pieces of 
ground belonging to the Foundling Hospital, against; To lie 
on the Table, 236. Petitions of Commissioners for paving 
Holywell-street, Church-end, and part of Kingsland-road, in 
Saint Leonard, Shoreditch; and, of Trustees for lighting the 
Precinct of Well-close, against; To lie on the Table, 259. 
Petition of Commissioners for Improvement of Brighton, 
against; To be printed, 275. Petitions of Commissioners for 
paving the Clink or Bishop of Winchester’s Liberty, South- 
wark ; for paving the Streets and other Public Places on the 
estate of Lord Calthorpe, near Gray’s Inn-lane; and, the 
ground renege to Thomas Harrison, Esquire, in Saint Pan- 
cras, against; To lie on the Table, 281. Petitions of the 
Rector, Churchwardens and others of Saint George, Middle- 
sex; of Commissioners for paving certain Streets and Public 
Passages in Saint George, Middlesex; of Commissioners for 

paving 





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INDEX ¢o the Eicuty-Firri Vouume. 








Watcuine, &amp;c. Parishes—continued. 
paving Battle-bridge Fields, near Gray’s Inn-lane; of Com- 
missioners for paving the Skinner’s Estate; and, of Inhabit- 
ants of the Skinner’s Estate, Saint Pancras, against; To lie 
on the Table, 329. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill 
committed to a Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 
Petitions against; referred ; 333. Petitions of Commissioners 
for paving Bristol; and, of Commmissioners for paving, &amp;c. 
certain Plots of Ground in St. Pancras, belonging to Dowager 
Baroness Southampton, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered ; Petition of Commissioners for paving the South Wes- 
tern District of Saint Pancras, against; referred ; 336. Peti- 
tion of the Committee of paving Saint James, Westminster, 
against; Tolie on the Table, 342. Petitions of Commissioners 
for paving, cleansing and ——- Old Artillery Ground, 
in the liberty of His Majesty’s Tower of London; of the 
Churchwardens and other the Commissioners for paving, 
cleansing and lighting the parish of Christchurch, in the 
county of Middlesex; and, of Inhabitants of Saint Mary, 
Islington, against; To lie on the Table, 348. Bill re otted ;: 
Day appointed for further considering ye owe and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 358. Petitions of Inhabitants of the 
arishes of Saint Sampson; of Saint Helen Stonegate; of 
Saint Dennis and Saint George; of Saint Margaret and Saint 
Peter-le-Willows; of Saint Michael Spurriergate; of Saint 
Martin-cum-Gregory ; of the Holy Trinity Micklegate, in the 
city of York; of Saint Giles; and, of the parish of Saint Law- 
rence, in the suburbs of the city of York, in favour, 372. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 385, Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Saint Cuthbert, Saint Helen-on-the-Walls, and 
Ail Saint’s Peaseholme; of the Holy Trinity, Goodramgate; of 
Saint Peter-the-Little; of Saint John Delpike; of Saint Crux; 
of Saint Michael-le-Belfrey; and, of the Churchwardens, 
Overseers anid Parishioners of Saint Mary, Bishophill, in the 
city of York, in favour; To be printed, 395. Report further 
considered, 396. Bill to be ingrossed; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 397. Passed, 435. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 533- Royal Assent, 561. 
Warterrorp City. Vide IRELAND. 
County. Vide ELections. 
Harbour. Vide IRELAND. 
—————-~ Roads. Vide IRELAND. © 
Wartertoo Bridge ; Petitions for the formation of a direct Road 
from Waterloo Bridge to the north side of the Metropolis ; 
Of Inhabitants of Saint Paul, Covent Garden; of Saint John, 
Lambeth, 381. Of Inhabitants, Householders of Saint Giles- 
in-the-Fields and Saint George, Bloomsbury, 381. To be 
printed, 382. Of the Waterloo Bridge po ag To be 
printed, 394. Of Residents on Waterloo Road, Watermen 
plying at Waterloo Bridge stairs and others, 404. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Saint Clements Dane, and of the Savoy, 404. To 
be printed, 413 
Petition of George Glenny, for the formation of a 
new Street from Waterloo Bridge to the British Museum ; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 422. 


-——_————— Petition of Samuel James Arnold, Proprietor of 
the English Opera House, respecting the formation of a Road 
from Waterloo Bridge to the north side of the Metropolis ; 
and praying for the decision of the House thereupon ; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 511. 


Petition of Freeholders, Leaseholders and House- 
holders of the Strand, Catharine-street and: Bridges-street, 
against the formation of a Road from Waterloo Bridge to the 
north side of the Metropolis; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 577. 

- Place. Vide Saint JaAmzEs’s Park. 
Waterworks. Vide Soutn.Lonpon. 


Wat ine Street Road ; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
improving and maintaining the Wellington District of the 
‘Watling-street Road ; and Bill ordered, 44. Presented, and 
read, 53. Committed, 87. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 163. 
Passed, 169. Agreed to by the Lords, 195. Royal Assent, 
197. 

Ways and Means. Vide Suppty. 


Wess, Thomas; Petition complaining of being illegally arrested. 
and of the heavy Expenses he has incurred thereby; To lie 
on the Table, 505. 


WepDNEsBuRY Road. Vide WaLsALL. 


We tsu Jupces; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee to consider of compensating certain Judges or other 
Officers of the Courts of Great Sessions in Wales; the King’s 
Recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; to be consi- 
dered in a Committee of the whole House; 444. Matter con- 
sidered, 448. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruc- 
tion accordingly ; 452. Vide JusticE, ADMINISTRATION OF. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 125.) 

JupicaTuRE; Petition of Freeholders, Farmers, Traders 

and Inhabitants of the county of Carmarthen, for extending to 

the Principality of Wales, equal rights and privileges in matters 
of law with His Majesty’s subjects residing within the realm of 

England ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 105. 


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Wetsu JupicaTure ; Petition of Magistrates of the county of 
Anglesey, praying that the imperfections of the Welsh Judi- 
cature may be remedied, and that its general frame may not 
be abolished ; To lie on the Table ; onl to be printed, 369. 

: Vide Accounts. (ADDRESsEs, 126.) 
Justice, ADMINISTRATION OF, 


Weusn Minino Company; Bill from the Lords for dissolving 
the said Comets, 447. Read, 448. Committed, 461. Peti- 
tion of Thomas Henry Parker, William Davies and William 
Dobree, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 462.  Biil 
reported ; and passed; 518. Royal Assent 562. 


WEeELBECK CHAPEL. Vide Newsporovucnu Cuurcu. 





WELLINGTON Road. Vide Watuinc STREET. 


WENDOVER Road; Petition fora Bill for more effectually repair- 
ing and improving the Road from thence to Buckingham ; and 
Bill ordered, 24. Presented, and read, 26. Committed, 34. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 102. Passed, 121. 


Petition for Bill read ; and Bill ordered, 198. 
Presented, and read, 209. Committed, 234. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 327. Passed, 335. Agreed to by the Lords, 
382. Royal Assent, 500. 

Vide JouRNALS. 

WeENtTWorrTH, William Charles. Vide New Soutn Wangs. 


WerNETH and LiTTLEBOROUGH Road; Petition for a Bill for 
improving and maintaining the same; and Bill ordered, 28. 
Presented, and read, 87. Two Petitions of Mortgagees of 
Tolls on the road from Hollinwood to Littleborough, and 
other Roads connected therewith; and ‘two Petitions of 
Owners and Occupiers of land and Householders of Chad- 
derton, against; To lie on the Table, 158. Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Chadderton, against; To lie on the Table, 168. 
Petition of James Starky, against ; To lie on the Table, 176. 
Bill committed, 199. Reported; to be ingrossed; 253. 
Passed, 260. Agreed to by the Lords, 417. Royal Assent, 501. 


West Cowcate (Newcastle) Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and otherwisé improving the same ; 
and Bill ordered, 81. Presented, and read, 100. Committed, 
120. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 193. Passed, 199. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 232. Royal Assent, 279. 


West Inp1a Cotonizs, Vide (ApDpREssEs, 127.) 











Docks. Vide Accounts. 





PropvuceE; Petitions for reduction of Duties on 
Sugar and Rum; Of West India Planters and Merchants, 95. 
Tobe printed, 96. Of Planters, Merchants and others, of the 
city of Glasgow, connected with the West India Colonies, 106. 
To be printed, 107. Of West India Planters and Merchants 
residing in Bristol ; To be printed, 112. 


Property; Petitions for extending the same 
protection to Property in the West India Colonies as. is 

iven to Property in Great Britain, and for compensation for 
osses sustained in consequence of the Order in Council rela- 
tive to Slaves ; Of Persons resident in Glasgow; of Persons 
resident in the city of Glasgow, 639. And, of Proprietors or 
Mortgagees of Plantations and Slaves in Demerara, Berbice 
and St. Lucia ; To be printed, 639. 


Spirits; Bill to impose an additional Duty of 
Customs on Spirits, the produce of the British Possessions in 
America, ordered, 187. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 576. Second Reading deferred, 579, 
584, 593- Bill committed, 600. Committee deferred, 611, 
612. Bill considered; “ Proceedings in Committee ;” 619. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; and~Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 623. Passed, 630. Agreed to by the Lords, 644. 
Royal Assent, 645. 


Inpies. Vide Accounts. , Suppry. 
WestTMINSTER Bridge. Vide Accounts. 


Weston ZoytanD (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill for 
dividing and allotting the same; and Bill ordered, 63. Pre- 
sented, and read, 146. Committed, 170. Reported, 345. 
To be ingrossed, 346. Passed, 356. Agreed to bythe Lords, 
391. Royal Assent, 501. 

= Vide MippuEzoy. OTHERY. 
Wexrorp Town. Vide Etections. IRELAND. 


Wuappon and Nasu (Bucks) Lands; Petition for a Bill for 
inclosing and exonerating the same from Tithes; and Bill 
ordered, 34. Presented, and read, 121. Committed, 187. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 344. Passed, 356. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 391. Royal Assent, 501. 

Wueart, Foreign; Petition of John Asser for allowing for one 
year Foreign Wheat to be taken out of Bond, and manufactured 
for exportation to the Colonies ; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 554- , 

Vide Fiovur. 

Wueet, John. Vide Post Orrice. 

Wuire, James. Vide Footratus. 

WuiTELAcKINGTON Inclosure. Vide Nerocue Forest. 


WHITESHEET 

















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-~INDEX ¢@ the Ercuty-FirtuH Vo.tumMks. 


[.4. 1830. 





Wuiresneer Hitt Road; Petition fora Bill for repairing the 
same ; Standing Order, and Resolution dispensing with part 
thereof, read; Bill ordered; 7. Presented, and read, 13. 

Agreed to 


Committed, 29. Reported, 118. Passed, 121. 
by the Lords, 405. Royal Assent, 501. 


Wissey Road; Petition for a Bill for completing, improving 
and maintaining the same ; and Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 
and read, 147. Committed, 177. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
350. Passed, 357. Agreed to by the Lords, 391. Royal 
Assent, 500. 


Wipows Pensions. Vide AccounTs. 


Wican Railway; Petition for a Bill for making and maintain- 
ing a Railway from Wigan to the Liverpool and Manchester 
Railway; Referred to a Committee, 42. Reported; Report 
referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 64. Vide Stanp- 
inc OrpeERs. Petition complaining that the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with ; To lie on the Table, 65. Peti- 
tion read, and joleanel to a Committee, 80. Report from 
Committee on Standing Orders, That the parties be permitted 
to proceed, 80. Petition respecting Standing Orders reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 100. Bill ordered, 100. Pre- 
sented, and read, 110. Committed, 151. Petition of Trustees 
of the Roads from Bolton-le-Moors to the Turnpike Road in 
Parr, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 226. Bill 
reported, 253. Report to lie on the Table, 254. Report fur- 
ther considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 342. Passed, 345. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 382. Royal Assent, 500, 


Witp, John; Petition complaining of the illegality of a decision 
of the Judge by whom he was tried, offered, and by leave 
withdrawn, 85. 


WixusaMs, late John; Bill from the Lords for vesting certain 
parts of the real Estates devised by his Will in Trustees, in 
trust, to carry into execution a contract for the sale thereof, 
405. Read, 409. Committed, 428. Petition for leave to 
sit and proceed forthwith; To lie on the Table; leave to 
Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain 
day; 429. Bill Roart ; and passed ; 438. Royal Assent, 
501. 


John. 
—————- John Dingwall. 


Vide Suspways. 
Vide Law. 


Wi tts, John Walpole; Petition complaining of his dismissal 
from the office of one of the Judges of His Majesty’s Court of 
King’s Bench of Upper Canada, brought up ; Motion for 
reading the said Petition; Debate arising thereupon, inter- 
rupted by a Message from the Lords; Debate resumed ; Pe- 
tition read ; to lie on the Table; 405. 


Wits. Vide Accounts. (AppreEsszs, 128.) 
Witmstow Road. Vide Arpwick GREEN, 


Winpsor Castie; Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the expense of completing the Alterations and Improve- 
ments of Windsor Castle; To report Observations ; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
546. Power to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report ; to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 638. 

Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Wistow (Huntingdon) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 52. Presented, and read, 147. Committed, 
188. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 259. Passed, 268. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 342. Royal Assent, 355. 


Witcn Cross Roads. Vide RincmMeER. 
Witnesses; Usual Orders relating to them, 9. 
Vide East Retrorp. IRELAND. 
WittersHamM Drainage. Vide Roturr LEvELs. 
WIvELIscoMBE Roads. Vide TiveRTON, 


Wo.tveRHAMPTON Church; Petition for a Bill for the endow- 
ment of St. George’s Church in that township; Referred to 
a Committee, 45. Reported; Report referred to Committee 





on Standing Orders; 110. Vide STANDING OrpEgs. Re- 
port, That in so far as regards the imposing a rate for lighti 
the Church, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispense 
with, 131. Report read; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, and 
read, 146. 

Woop, William; Petition of, for the application of his remedy 
for the Security of Men employed in Coal Mines; Referred 
to the Committee on Coal Trade, 536. 


Woopcuurcu Drainage. Vide Rotuer Levets. 


Woops and Forests; Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee on the state and management of the Land Revenues of 
the Crown, which are under the superintendence of the Com- 
missioners of Woods and Forests, and to report upon the most 
efficient means of rendering the same available to the exigen- 
cies of the Country ; Question Neg. thereupon, 244. 


Woot Bripce Road. Vide DorcneEsTer. 


Woot TrapbeE; Petitions against Importation of Foreign Wool ; 
Of Occupiers of Land in Romney Marsh; and, o Gentry, 
Clergy, and others, of Louth; To be printed, 111. Of Owners 
and Occupiers of land in Shipley and West Grinsted; To be 
printed, 196. 

Wootton Bassett Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 
and read, 53. Committed, 87. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 253. 
Passed, 259. Agreed to by the Lords, 327. Royal Assent, 355. 

Vide MALmsBurRy. 





Worcester Susurss Improvement; Petition for a Bill for 
lighting, watching and regulating the Suburbs of that City; 
Referred to a Committee, 13. Reported, 49. Bill ordered, 50. 
Presented, and read, 79. Petition of Freeholders and Inha- 
tants of Saint John, in Bedwardine, against ; To lie on the 
Table,110. Petitions of Proprietors and Occupiers of dwelling- 
houses in Claines; and, of Freeholders and Parishioners of 
Saint Peter the Great, against ; To lie on the Table, 207. 


Wort ey Road. Vide RotHERHAM. 
Wricnt, John. Vide Corn Laws. 
—— William. Vide Dear and Dump. 
Wynrorp, Baron. Vide StockKDALe. 


11°Geo. 1V.&amp; 1° Will. TV. Parl. 8, Sess. 4. A. 1830. 


Y ARM Road. Vide Catrerick. 
Yarmoutu Road. Vide Acte. 


Yarns. Vide Cotton. 


Yate, Walter Honywood. Vide Dest. 


YEovIL Improvement ; Petition for a Bill for paving, lighting 
and otherwise improving that Town; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 82, Reported; Bill ordered; 100. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; 127. Presented, 
and read, 146, Committed, 267. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 392. Reported; to be ingrossed; 430. 


a 438. Agreed to by the Lords, 512. Royal Assent, 
i 


and CREWKERNE Road; Petition fora Bill for altering, 
amending and continuing Acts, 62; and Bill ordered, 63. 


Yorxsurre (West Riding) Bridges; Act 43 Geo. 3, c. 59, re- 
lative to County Bridges, read; Bill to alter and amend 
the said Act so far as it relates to the West Riding of the 
County of York, ordered, 476. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 477. 
Committed, 498. Committee deferred, 508. Biull considered, 
517. Reported; and re-committed; 525. Committee de- 
ferred, 544. 


Yoxuatt Bripce Roads. Vide AsHBouRNE and SupsurRy. 


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