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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


EIGHT Y-SEVENTH VOLUME. 

















2° &amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl. 10. Sess.2. A. 1831-2. 


A BBS, Bryan. Vide Sourn SHizrtps anv MonKWEARMOUTH Raitway. 
ABERDEEN CoLLEGEs. Vide ScoTLanp. 

—_— University. Vide Accounts, ScOTLAND. 

AxpsuRATION. Vide OAtTus or ABJURATION AND SUPREMACY. 

ABSENTEES. Vide IRELAND. 


AccountTAnts, Pusiic. Vide Accounts. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: sail PAGE 


Presented. 
of 


ACCOUNTANTS, PUBLIC :— Appenpix. 


1. List of the Accounts delivered into the Office of the Comptrollers of the Accounts of the 
Army, from the 5th January 1793, whereon any Balances appear to be now owing 
to or from the Public on the 5th January 1832 —- - - - - - A 





of Officers and Departments whose Accounts are audited by the es 
for auditing the Public Accounts - ~ - - - ~ - &gt; - 





3. Account of the Arrears and Balances due to and from all Public Accountants on 5th) 
January 1832, arising upon Accounts which have been stated or declared ; completed | 
to 5th January 1832 - - - 2 - - 2# = = _ ee 


4. List of Accounts depending in the Office of the Commissioners for auditing the Ag ng | 
Accounts, which have not been audited, stated, or declared ; completed to 29th Fe- 
bruary 1832 . - - - - - - - ~ - - - ~ J 


ACCOUNTS, PUBLIC; v. Accounts, 1 to 4, 408, 548. 
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT; v. Accounts, 512. 
ADDITIONAL CHURCHES; v. ACCOUNTS, 142 to 144. 
ADMIRALTY, COURT OF; v. Accounts, 612, 623. 
ADVERTISEMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 335. 

AFRICANS; v. ACCOUNTS, 7. 

ALIEN ACT CONVICTIONS; v. Accounts, 363. 


ALIENS :— 


5. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the Quarter of a year from 1st January to 
gist March 1832, and in the Year from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833, for pay- King’s 
ing the Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Office; printed 106. Referred{ | Command. 
271 - ~ - - . 7s - (Sess. Papers,* n° 158. vol. xxvil.) 


« ALMORAH” SHIP; v. ACCOUNTS, 113, 645. 
AMERICA, UNITED STATES OF ; v. ACCOUNTS, 233, 708. 
AMERICAN LOYALISTS; v. Accounts, 286, 














* Sess. Papers.—Sessional Papers, ordered to be printed, bearing N° 158. at the foot of the page; bound up in Vol. xxvit. of the 
printed Papers of this Session, and placed in the Library of the House of Commons; &amp;c. 





VOL. 87. Sess. 1831-2. A 


























IN DEX @o the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. [A.1881-2. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented, || of 
ANATOMY :— pak | ApPENpix, 
6. Copy of a Letter from the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons in London to 
iscount Melbourne, dated 10th December 1831; printed 31 - - - + by Address. 31 
(Sess. Papers, n° 36. vol. x Lv.) 
ANCLE, GEORGE; v, Accounts, 321. 
ANNESLEY BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 364. 
ANTIGUA :— 
7. Copy of a Report from a Committee of the Council and Assembly of Antigua, on the 
State of apprenticed Africans liberated by the Crown in 1828; printed 589 - by Address. 589 
(Sess. Papers, N° 743. vol. xLviI.) 4 
APPEALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 1§2. 
ARCEDECKNE, A.; v. ACCOUNTS 319. 
ARMY :— 
8. Returns of the various Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry in England and Wales, stating the 
date when each of them was first embodied, the Names ‘of the Commanding Officers, 
the Complement of Men, and the Expenses incurred in embodying, and the annual 14 44 
Expenses of each Corps; printed 44 - - - - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 80. vol. xxvu1.) 
g. Estimate of the ny for Guanes, Garrisons, and anal Land isis ~ the os 17 
1832 - - - - - 
10. of the Charge of sa aes of Ooiiape,, for Land - es Service, al the) 
year 1832 - - - -f 7 
11. Account of Services incurred and not provided for - - - - . - - 17 
i2. Estimate of Sums payable wy ar East India Company towards the Expense of Half- 
pay, Pensions, = for His agent’ s Forces serving in India ; printed 36. Refered 36 36 
84 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 48. vol. xx x1.) 
13. Return of the Total Expense to the Public, of the Royal Military Asylums at Chelsea, 
the Isle of Wight, Southampton, Hibernian School, &amp;c. since their first establish- 44 44 
ment to 31st December 1830; and the Number of Recruits furnished to the Army by 
these Establishments; printed 44 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 78. vol. xxvii.) 
14. — of the various Cor ps of Yeomanry Infantry in England and Wales ; meing) 
the Date when each of them was first embodied, &amp;c.; printed | 180 68 180 
(Sess. Papers, n° 260. el, X XVII.) J 
15. Account of Unclaimed Prize-money, from 18th January 1809 to 31st December 1831 by Act. "3 
16. Abstracts of the Estimates of Effective Army Services, from ist January to 31st March 
— sok Se ee ee te ee! Bay 
17. Estimate of the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces, for Service at Home and 
Abroad (excepting the Regiments employed in the East Indies) from 1st January to 
31st March 1832 - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 646 
18. State of Expenses on account of Recruiting ; Statement referred to in the above Esti- { ane 76 
mate ; State of the Services provided for ‘under the head of Contingencies, from 1st 
January to 31st March 1832 - - - “ - a ‘ é - . a =i Ve 
19. Abstract, showing the Distribution of the Forces borne on the foregoing Estimate ; | | 
printed 77. Referred 120 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 117. vol. xxvii.) - - - - 
20. Estimate of the Charge of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals, tom) 
ist January to 31st March 1832 - - . - - - . - - ~~ aa 651 
21. Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers and Officers of the sad eee in Great 
Britain and Ireland, from 1st January to 31st March 1832 - - - - Ty a 653 
22, Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals, for 
Service on Foreign Stations, excepting India, from ist January to 31st March 1832 
23. Estimate of the Char ge of Allowances to the Principal Officers of the several Public | 
Departments, from ist January to 31st March 1832 - - - - - - ~ ‘s2- | 656 
24. —— of Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces, from 1st January 
to 31st March 1832 - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~~" ibid. 
25 — of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad, from ist January to 31st 
March 1832 ——- - - - - - - - - - - - - =“ « a ibid. 
26. of the Royal Military College, from 1st January to 31st March 1832 ~ . - oe ibid. 
27. State of Particulars of the Expense of the Royal Military College, from 1st January to 
3tst March 1832 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 657 
28, Estimate of the Charge of the Royal Military Asylum, and of the Hibernian aenaey 
School, from ist January to 31st March 1832 - - - - - - - - - - 658 
29. of Volunteer Corps, from ist January to 31st March 1832 - - - = - - - - ibid. 
30. of Four Regiments of Dragoons, and Twenty Battalions of Infantry, for Kino’s 6) |! 
Service in India, including the Troops and Companies attached to the said Regi- Qnamek { 7 } | 659 
ments, but stationed at home for the purpose of recruiting - - - - - 77 
31. Statement referred to in the Estimate of the Charge of the Regiments of Cavalry and | 
Infantry for Service in the Territorial Possessions of the East India Company - - - - - |i ibid. 
32. Estimate of the Charge of Exchequer Fees upon Issues to be made for Effective Army 
Services, from 1st January to 31st March 1832 - - - - - - - A a ta 660 
33. Abstract of the Estimates of Non-effective Army Services, oe ist January to 31st 
March 1832 - &lt; 7 ao a a a - a i 3 a gy Tay 668 
34- Estimate of the Charge of General Officers, not being Subesile of Regiments, from | 
ist January to 31st March 1832 - - - - - - - - . ee 661 
35 of Full Pay for reduced and retired Officers, from 1st January to 31st March 1832 + =e] « = | Oe 
36. — of Half Pay and Military aeecemnaans to somuene _ a saedaned from | 
ist January to 31st March 1832 - - - ee oe 662 
37 — of Half Pay and reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded — Cor ps; | 
of Pensions to Wounded Foreign Officers ; and of Allowances to the Widows and 
Children of deceased Foreign Officers, from ist January to 31st March 1832 -|/ - - ee, ibid. 
38. ——-— of reduced Local Militia Adjutants, retired Officers of the Militia, and reduced | yee 
Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of Yeomanry, from 1st January to 31st March 1832 | - - - - | ibid. 
39- — of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces, from | | 
ist January to 31st March 1832 - . . ‘és Z * “ 4 is &gt; oa ao 
















































































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2&amp;3W.IV.] INDEX @o the E1GHTyY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
ARMY— continued. 
40. Estimate of Allowances on the Compassionate List ; of Allowances as of His Majesty’s) 
Royal Bounty; and of Pensions to Officers for Wounds, from 1st January to 31st 
March 1832 —- - - - - - - - “ - - - - 
41. — of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; of the In-Pensioners of those Esta- 
blishments ; and of the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, from 1st January to 
31st March 1832 - - - - - - é &lt; “ . S . 
42. — of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the nature of Superan- ( 
nuated or Retired Allowances to Persons formerly belonging to Public Departments, 
from 1st January to 31st March 1832 - emi) hae ayent wl yaoi 
43. of Exchequer Fees in Great Britain, upon Issues to be made for Non-effective 
Army Services, from ist January to 31st March 1832; printed 77. Referred 120 
(Sess. Papers, n°118. vol. xxvir.) J 
44- 


45: 


46. 


47: 


48. 
49. 


50. 


51. 


52. 


56. 


57: 


58. 


59- 


60. 


61. 
62. 
63. 
64. 
65- 


66. 
67. 


cember 1831; and Estimate of the Sum required to be granted, for one Quarter of 
a year from 1st January to 31st March 1832, and for one Year from 1st April 1832 to 


Account of the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army, from ist January to gist De- 
gist March 1833; printed 81. Referred 97 - (Sess. Papers, N° 125. vol. x xvit.) 


Estimate of Sums required for the Half Pay of Commissariat Officers, and for, 
Superannuation and Retired Allowances; also for the Pensions of Widows of Com- 
missariat Officers, for one Quarter of a year from ist January to 31st March 1832, 
and for one Year from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833 ; printed 89. Referred 120 

(Sess. Papers, N° 131. vol. xxvii.) 

of Sums required for the Supply of Bread, Meat, Forage, &amp;c. for Troops in 
Great Britain and Ireland, and on Foreign Stations; also for the Pay of the Com- 
missariat Department, for one Quarter of a year from 1st January to 31st March 1832, 
and for one Year from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833; printed 89. Referred 120. 

(Sess. Papers, n° 130. vol. xxvil.) 

Returns of the Number of Half-pay Officers in the Army, Navy and Marines, ie 
ployed in any Civil Office paid by Government, the Number on Half Pay in 1831, &amp;c. 
printed 93,115 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 173. vol. xxvII.) J 








Estimates of the Office of Ordnance, from 1st January to 31st March 1832 ; printed 93.1 
Referred 137 - - - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 138. vol. xxviI.) 
— of the Charge of the Ordnance Department for the year 1832-3 ; a 100. 
Referred 450 - - - . - - (Sess. Papers, N°145. vol. xxvil.) 





of Troops, stating the place, and the Number of Men and Officers each Barrack is 
calculated to hold; distinguishing Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery and Marines ; 


Return of the Number of Barracks in the United Kingdom now fit for the reception 
printed 161 . . - (Sess. Papers, N° 227. vol. xxv.) 





showing the Establishment and Effectives of the British Army, Rank and File, 
at Home, and on the several Stations Abroad, on ist January 1831 and ist Janay} 
1832, &amp;c.; printed 229, 276 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 317. vol. xxvul.) 


Estimates of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for the Superannuated, Mili-) 
tary and Civil, from ist January to 31st March 1832 ; and of Retired Allowances 
granted since the last Estimate presented to Parliament; printed115. Referred 137. 

(Sess. Papers, N° 170. vol. xxvIt.) 


. Returnof Officers of the Ordnance Military Corps towhom Brevet Rank wasgivenincon- 


sequence of His Majesty’s Accession ; printed 180. (Sess. Papers, N° 261. vol. xxvii.) 





-— of Officers in the Army who have been promoted by Brevet since the Accession) 
of His present Majesty; printed200 - - (Sess. Papers, N°286. vol. xxvit.) f 


the operation of the Warrants of 1830 granting additional Pay for length of Service 
to certain ranks of Officers ; of the Expense of the Commander in Chief’s Office, &amp;c.; 
printed 225 - - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, N° 314. vol. xxvil.) - 


of the Officers on the Establishment of Chelsea and Kilmainham ma 


. Accounts of the increased Charge of Full Pay, as estimated for 1831, occasioned =| 





showing the Emoluments derived by those Officers from Salaries, Allowances, Resi- 
dences, Gardens, or from other sources; printed 225 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 314. vol. xxvit.) 


— showing the Receipts and Expenditure of the Army Pay Office in 1831; with 
an Abstract, distinguishing the Amount received and paid in 1831 on account of 
the Parliamentary Grants for Army Services for that year, with the Balance remain- 
ing at the end of the year on such Grants, &amp;c.; printed 165 - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 231. vol. xxXvII.) 

Estimates of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for the Superannuated, Military 

and Civil, for the year 1832-3; printed 169. Referred 278 a. - : 
(Sess. Papers, N° 240. vol. xxvit.) J 

Estimate of the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces,for Service at Home and Abroad, 
(excepting the Regiments employed in the East Indies) from ist April 1832 to 
31st March 1833 - - . - - ~ - - - - - - 

State of Expenses on account of Recruiting ; Statement referred to in the above Esti- 
mate; State of the Services provided for under the head of Contingencies, from 1st 





April 1832 to 31st March 1833 - - - - - ~ - * . . 
Abstract, showing the distribution of the Forces borne on the foregoing Estimate ; 
printed 206 - ~~ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 291. vol. xxvII.) 


Estimate of the Charge of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals, from) 
ist April 1832 to gist March 1833. - 3 - - - = = -=- = = 
Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals, in Great 

Britain and Ireland, from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833 - = . - 
Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals, for 
—" on Foreign Stations, excepting India, from ist April 1832 to 31st March 
1833 + ° ° - oe we ge ee ee 
Estimate of the Charge of Allowances to the principal Officers of the several Public 
Departments, from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833 - ~ 1. i. ‘ as 
of Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces, from 1st April 1832 














to 31st March 1833 - - - - - ‘ - ‘s . &gt; 

of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad, from ist April 1832 to 31st 

March 1833 - - - ‘. *, « - - * a A ‘ere 
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Ordered. | Presented. 
King’s 76 
Command. 77 
King’s 
Command, 81 
King’s 88 
Command. 
931 
9 
93 1 15) 
by Address. 93 
by Address. 100 
111 161 
120 { 299 
276 
by Address. 114 
130 180 
130 200 
154 225 
154 225 
154 158 
King’s 
Command. I 69 
by Address. 205 
King’s 
Command. 206 

















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- 1831-2. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


 ARMY—continued. 


68. 
69. 


70. 


71. 
72. 


83. 


84. 


86. 


87. 


88. 


89. 


go. 


gl. 


g2. 


93- 


94. 


. Statement referred to in the Estimate of the Charge of the Regiments of Cavalry and 


. Estimate of the Charge of Exchequer Fees upon Issues to be made for Effective 


}. Estimate of the Charge of the Pay of General Officers, not being Colonels of Regi- 


. ——— of Full Pay for reduced and retired Officers, from ist April 1832 to gist 


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


5. Return of the Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Militia Officers = - 
96. 


Estimate of the Royal Military College, from 1st April 1832 to g1st March 1833 ==) 


State. of Particulars of the Expense of the Royal Military College, from ist April 
1832 to 31st March 1833 - ~ - - - - - . “ ie 





Estimate of the Charge of the Royal Military Asylum, and of the Hibernian Military 
School, from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833 - - - - - - - 
of Volunteer Corps, from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833 - - - 





of Four Regiments of Dragoons, and of Twenty Battalions of ynene &lt; for 
Service in India (including the Troops and Companies attached to the said Regi- 
ments, but stationed at home for the purpose of recruiting) and of the Depots at 
Maidstone and Chatham, from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833; and also of One 
Regiment of Infantry, from 1st October 1832 to gist March 18393 - - -— - 


Infantry, for Service in the Territorial Possessions of the East India Company - 


Army Services, from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833 - - - - - 


. Abstract of the Estimates of Effective Army Services, from 1st April 1832 to 31st | : 


March 1833s - - - - - - - ° m ~ we es m 
ments, from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833 - -~— - - i ag 


March 1833 - - - - - - - « 


of Half Pay and Military Allowances to reduced and retired Officers, from 1st 
April 1832 to 31st March 1833 - - - - - - - - - . 
— of Half Pay and reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps ; 
of Pensions to wounded Foreign Officers; and of Allowances to the Widows and 
Children of deceased Foreign Officers, from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833 —- 
of reduced Local Militia Adjutants, retired Officers of the Militia, and reduced 


Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of Yeomanry, from ist April 1832 to 31st March 
1833 . 2) we + ee ete eS 











ist April 1832 to gist March 1833 C= - - -. - - ‘ “ 


of Allowances on the Compassionate List; of Allowances as of His Majesty’s 
Royal Bounty; and of Pensions to Officers for wounds, from ist April 1832 to 31st 
March 1833 . - . - - - - - 








of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; of the In-Pensioners of those Esta- 
blishments, and of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, from ist April 1832 to 
gist March 1833 - - - . - - - - - - - - 


— of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments in the nature of Superan- 
nuation or retired Allowances to Persons formerly belonging to Public Departments, | 
from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833 - - - - - - - 


of a Fees in Great Britain = Issues to be made for Non-effective | 


Army Services, from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833 - - - . - | 
Abstract of the Estimates of Non-effective Army Services, from ist April 1832 to 
gist March 1833; printed 206. Referred 231 - (Sess. Papers, N° 292. vol. xxv1l.) 











twelve months, from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833; printed 225 - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 313. vol. xxvii.) 
Abstracts of the Commissaries’ Accounts of the Receipts into and Payments from the 
several Military Chests; with summary Statements of the Expenditure Abroad, ead 
account of the Extraordinaries of the Army for 1830; printed 238 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 341. vol. xxvii.) 
Return of the Number of Recruiting Districts in the United Kingdom; of Staff Offi- 
cers, &amp;c. in each District, the Number of Recruits annually raised in each District 
¢exclusive of East India Service,) and the Total Annual Expense from 24th Decem- 
ber 1828 to ist January 1831, each year respectively ; printed 361 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 501. vol. xxvii.) 
Supplementary Estimate of the Office of Ordnance, 1832; printed 461. Referred 513 
(Sess. Papers, n° 579. vol. xxvit.) 
Return of the Establishment of the British Army, in each year from 1825 to 1831,] 
both years inclusive: the Number of Persons tried by Courts Martial; the Number 


Comparative Abstract of the Estimates of Army Services for the year 1831, and “ 


sentenced to various Punishments, Xc. - - - - - - - | 
——— of the Number of Officers of each rank on the effective strength of the Army, 
who are Members of the Commons House of Parliament; printed 546 - al 


(Sess. Papers, n° 676. vol. xxvi1.) J 
——- ofall Lieutenant-Colonels and Majors on Full Pay, Abroad and at Home, nl 


tinguishing the Date of their first and each Commission, whether receiving a Pen- 
sion, Ke. - - - - - ~ - - 


ist April 1852 to 31st March 1833; printed 546. Referred 552 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 672. vol. xxvit.) 


Supplementary Estimate of the Charge of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, ne 





of the Date of the first and every subsequent Commission in the Army, of 
every Officer now in command of a Regiment of Cavalry, of each Class ; stating the 
Regiments in which promoted,’the periods of actual Service with their Regiments, 
and the period on Half Pay, ineach rank. - - : - - 


V. Accounts, 686. 


ARMY PAY OFFICE: v. AccouNTs, 57 


&gt; O° 


ARREARS AND BALANCES; v. ACCOUNTS, 3, 579- 
ARUNDEL BorouGHu :— 
97- Copy of a Letter written on the 24th of September 1831, by the Returning Officer of 


Arundel, to the Commissioners appointed to determine the Boundaries of that | 
Borough; printed 369 ~~ - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 506. vol. xxxvi.) 


ARUNDEL PORT :— 


g8. Report and Account of the Commissioners - - - - 

















| 
| 


Ordered. Presented, | 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command, 


King’s 


Command, 


361 


King’s 
Command. 


518 


528 


528 


King’s 
Command 


by Act. 


’ 


577 














| by Address. | 


by Act. 





206 


225 


238 


546 


546 


Or 
~sI 
°o 


369 


199 


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| APPENDIx, 
679 
680 


681 
ibid. 


682 
ibid. 


ibid. 
684 
ibid. 
685 


ibid. 


ibid. 


686 
ibid. 
ibid. 


688 
691 











ibid. 


692 


| 788 


























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 

As1tA, MAn OF War; v. Accounts, 489. 

ASSESSED TAXES; v. ACCOUNTS, 239, 517, 519, 520, 523, 524, 567, 568. 
ASSESSED TAXES ( Dartmouth); v. Accounts, 566. 

ATTORNIES IN THE COURT OF EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 290. 
AuDIT OFFICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 1 to 4. 

AuDITORS OF LAND REVENUE; v. Accounts, 425. 

AUSTRALIA; v. ACCOUNTS, 723. 

BAHAMAS; v. ACCOUNTS, 535- 

BANK NOTES :— 


gg. Account of all Promissory Notes and Post Bills of the Governor and Company of the 
Bank of England in circulation at the close of the business on Saturday in phe 
week, from goth July 1831 to the latest period to which the same can be made up; 
printed 77 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 120. vol. xxvi.) 


BANK OF ENGLAND :— 


100. Balance of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends due and not demanded, and of 
Lottery Prizes notclaimed- - ~-+ - - -— - 


101. Accounts of Sums received and expended by the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
the National Debt ; and Amount of Exchequer Bills purchased by the Bank, or on 
which Sums have been advanced - - - - a ~ ‘ 


the Exchequer, to the Bank of England, for Advances to Government, from 5th Ja 


102. Copies of all Applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor | 
nuary 1831 to 5th January 1832 - - - am + = 


BANKRUPTCY, COURT OF :— 


103. Return of the Number of Issues in Bankruptcy which have been directed by the 
Court of Chancery, between 31st December 1830 and 31st December 1831, he 
fying the nature of each Issue, and where they have been tried; printed62 ~—- | 

(Sess. Papers, N° gg. vol. xx xv.) 

104. Copy of the Rules and Orders for regulating the Practice of His Majesty’s Court of) 
Bankruptcy; printed69 = - - - (Sess. Papers, n°110. vol.xxxv.) f 

105. Returns of the Number of Issues tried by the Court of Review in Bankruptcy ; we 
Number of Matters heard in that Court on vivé voce Evidence; the Number of Days | 
on which the Court has sat, &amp;c.; printed 259 (Sess. Papers, n° 366. vol. xx xv.) 


of the Duties performed by the present and former Secretaries of Bankrupts 
before the passing of the Act constituting a Court of Bankruptcy, and the Number 


106. | 
of Hours in which they were respectively engaged in the Public Duties of the { 





Office, &amp;c.;  printed3g01_- - - (Sess. Papers, N° 433. vol. xx xv.) 
107. Copy of any Notice given by the Court of Review, that Petitions in Bankruptcy, 

presented to the said Court after the 16th of July, be not answered for until the first 

Seal next before Michaelmas Term, with the Date of such Notice; - printed 550 


— V. Accounts, 347. (Sess. Papers, n° 682. vol. xxxv.) 


BANKRUPT PETITIONS :— 
108. Return of the Number of Bankrupt Petitions presented in the year 1831 - 


BANKRUPTS :— 


109. Statement, showing the aggregate Amount of Money ordered by the late different 
Lists of Commissioners of Bankrupts to be divided among Creditors by way of 
Dividends, for two Months anterior to 11th January 1832, also for two Months 
anterior to 11th January 1831; printed 100 (Sess. Papers, n° 148. vol. xxxv.) 


110. Account of the Amount of Fees received by, or accrued to each of the Messengers to 
the London Commissioners of Bankrupts, in each of the years 1829, 1830, 1831 and 
1832, from the 12th January tothe 12th March ineach year - ~~ - 


111. Return of the average Amount of Fees accrued to each of the Messengers to = 


London Commissioners of Bankrupts, for two Months commencing from 12th 


January 1829, 18g0 and 1831, and for two Months commencing from 12th 
January 1832 - - - - - - ~ “ 4 


BARBADOES (Slave Laws) :— 


112, Copy of the Statement made by the Agent of Barbadoes to Viscount Goderich, 18th 
March 1831, respecting Slave Population; printed 589 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 739. vol. x1vi1.) J 





V. Accounts, 725. 
BARLEY ; v. Accounrs, 173. 

BARRACKS; v. AccouNTs, 50. 

BEANS; v. ACCOUNTS, 173. 

BEER; v- ACCOUNTS, 443. 

BELGIC FORTRESSES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 700. 
BeLGium; v. Accounts, §48, 699, 712. 
BELMORE, EARL OF; v. AccounrTs, 323. 
BERMUDA; v. Accounts, 165, 535- 
BILus; v. Accounts, 512, 716. 

BILLS OF EXCHANGE; v. Accounts, 584. 
BowRrRInG, Dr.; v. Accounts, 458, 548. 
BoypD, WILL1AM SMITH :— 


113. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted to make Compensation to William Smith 
Boyd, owner of the ship “ Almorah,” for Losses sustained by him in consequence of | 
the seizure of that Vessel in 1825; printed 195. Referred 271 - -( 

(Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvuJ.) J 


BRANDY; v. Accounts, 665. 


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Ordered. 





by Act. 


by Act. 





by Act. 


by Address, 


204 























205 


61 


228 


397 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 











Presented, 





77 


46 


46 


62 


gol 


fa] 
Qn 
° 


100 


416 


195 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :— 


BRAZILIAN CAPTURES—continued. 
114. Copy of Memorandum, dated May 1829, entered into between Lord Ponsonby and 
the Brazilian Government, relative to the Capture of British Ships in 1820 and 1827 ; 
printed 436 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 557. vol. xxxiv.) 
BREAD; v. Accounts, 46, 170. 
BRENAN, JOHN; v. AccounrTs, 393- 
BREVET PROMOTIONS; v. Accounts, 53, 54- 
BREWERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 443. 
BRICKS; v. ACCOUNTS, 295. 
BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 364, 378, 624. 
BRIGHTON PALACE :— 
115. Estimate of the Amount required in 1832, to complete certain Alterations and Addi-] 


tions to His Majesty’s Palace at Brighton; printed 106. Referred 271 - f 


BRISTOL; v. Accounts, 609. 


BritisH Museum :— 
116. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in the Quarter from 1st January 
to 31st March 1832, and inthe Year from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1893, on 
account of the New Buildings at the British Museum; printed106. Referred 271 


117. Account of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum for 1831 ; of est) 


mated Charges and Expenses for 1832; and of Persons admitted ; printed 124. 
Referred 154 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 181. vol. xxvilI.) J 


118. 





— of the Sums expended by the Trustees, during each of the three last years, 


Browne, CoLoneE.L; v. Accounts, 358, 506. 
BruneE.Lt, Mr.; v. Accounts, 488. 
BRUNSWICK, NEw; v. Accounts, 708. 
BURDETT, SIR FRANCIS; v. ACCOUNTS, 451, 453. 
BuRIALS; v. Accounts, 445, 464. 

BUTLERAGE OF WINES; v. ACCOUNTS, 424. 
CALAIS AND DOVER PACKETS :— 


119. Returns of the Amount of Tonnage Duties, and the rate per Ton paid at Calais — 
each Voyage, by the Post Office Steam Packets from Dover ; and the like Return 
paid at Dover by Steam Packets belonging to the French Government; printed 100 


CALEDONIAN CANAL; v. Accounts, 637. 
CAMPBELL, W.G.; v. Accounts, 612. 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY; v.-Accounrts, 508. 


CANADA :— 
120. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expense of the Establishment of the reac 
Department in Upper and Lower Canada, from ist January 1832 to 31st March 
1833; printed 256. Referred 271 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 362. vol. xxvil.) J 


the Administration of Justice, dated 14th March 1829, and other Papers relative to 


121. Copy of Address to His Majesty, from the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, «| 
Upper Canada; printed 589 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 740. vol. xx x11.) 


CANADA WASTE LANDS :— 
122, Copy of the Report of Mr. Rickards to the Colonial Secretary, respecting the Waste 
Lands in the Canadas, and Emigration; printed235- - -— - o..* 


CANADA WATER COMMUNICATION :— 
123. Copies or Extracts of Correspondence between the Board of Ordnance and Officers 
under their orders in Canada, and with the Treasury and Colonial Office, respecting 
the Progress of the Canal Communications in that Country; printed 345 - - 


March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to defray 
the Charge of improving the Water Communication in Canada; printed 256. 
Referred 271 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 362. vol. xxvii.) 


CAPE OF GooD Hope; v. Accounts, 285. 
Vv 


124. Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted, in the Quarter from 1st January to | 


CAPES, JOHN :— 


125. Copies of Communications between the Secretary of State for the Home Department 
and the Authorities in Guernsey, relative to the detention in Guernsey of pee | 
Capes, one of the Beadles of St. Pancras, Middlesex; printed 509 - - - | 


CAPPER, JOHN HENRY; v. Accounts, 164. 
CARDS; v. Accounts, 582. 
CAVALRY COMMISSIONS; v. Accounts, 96. 


CEYLON :— 


126. Copies of the Reports of the Commissioners, on the Administration of the Govern- 
ment, on the Revenues, and on the Judicial Establishments of Ceylon; printed 
187 - - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 274. vol. xx x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 691. 


CHAMBERLAIN, LorD; v. Accounts, 688. 
CHANCERY, CouRT OF :— 
127. Return of the amount of Fees received by the Clerks in Court, Sworn Clerks, “I 


[ A. 1831-9, 
PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented. of 
ings: AppeEnnvrx. 
by Address. 436 
King’ 
Command | 105 796 
(Sess. Papers, N° 157. vol. X XVII.) 
King’ 
Command. | 195 || 799 
(Sess. Papers, N° 157. vol. xx vil.) 
124 124 847 
543 559 
; 62 100 
(Sess. Papers, n° 147. vol. xxxIVv.) 
| 
| 
Comend, | 256 | 839 
| 
by Address. 589 
| 
by Address | 
| of last 187 
(Sess. Papers, N° 334. vol. xxx1I.) Session. | 
| 
72 345 | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 492. vol. xxxII.) 
dadek 256 840 
by Address 509 
(Sess. Papers, n° 623. vol. xL1Vv.) 
King’ 
Sealed. 187 
26 62 


Sixty Clerks of the Court of Chancery, in each year, for the last Three years - 
[Abstract to be printed, 62.] 


in the Purchase of French Books - - a = na = 7; 












































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CHANCERY, COURT OF—continued. 

128. Returns of the Number of Causes, Exceptions, further Directions, Petitions and 
Motions heard by the Vice Chancellor, from ist January to 1st December 1831, peer | 
the Number ready for hearing on 19th March 1832; printed 230 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 318. vol. xxxv.) 

129. Copy of the Appointment of the Clerk of the Patents and Registrar of Affidavits 
130. Account of Monies in the Suitors’ Fund, which have remained unclaimed for Thirty 
years; and, of Monies taken from the said Fund in each year since 1800, for the 
erection of Buildings, Salaries of Officers, &amp;c. - . - ‘ 


131. Return of the Number of Causes and Matters pending in the Office of each Master) 


Ve —— 5 


in Chancery in Trinity Term 1825; and, the Number referred to each Master in 
every subsequent year, ending in Trinity Term18g2 - - - = - 
— V. AccountTs, 350, 352, 357; 384, 393- 
CHAPLAIN, MR.; v. Accounts, 280. 
CHARITABLE DONATIONS; v. Accounts, 369. 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 401. 
CHARITIES :— 
132. Analytical Digest of the Reports made to Parliament 4 fe Commissioners upon the 
Public Charities; printed 40 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 63. vol. xx1x.) } 
133. Estimate of the Sum which will —— be required in the Quarter from 1st January 
to 31st March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, tol 
defray the Salaries of the Commissioners, &amp;c. for inquiring into Charities; printed | 
195. Referred271 - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvit.) 
134. Return of the Date of the Commission appointing Commissioners for inquiring and] 


Charities, under the Act 1 &amp;2 Will. VI.; stating the Names of the honorary and 
stipendiary Commissioners, the amount of Salary payable to the latter, &amp;c. - 


CHARLTON’S CHARITY; v. Accounts, 368. 
CHELSEA HOSPITAL; v. Accounts, 41, 56, 83. 


CHINA; v. ACCOUNTS 271,275. 


CHOLERA :— 

135- Copies of certain Papers relating to the Cholera ; together with the Report ofthe Cen-] 
tral Board of Health thereupon ; printed 103 (Sess. Papers, N°155. vol.xxvi.) f 
136. Account of the Monthly Expense incurred by Government for the Central Board of | 

Health, and other Establishments dependent upon it; printedi61 - -— - 
(Sess Papers, n° 230. vol. xxvi.) J 
of the manner in which the Sum of £.1,934, charged in Civil Contingencies) 

as paid in 1831 on account of the Cholera, was expended; printed 166 - « 

(Sess. Papers, N° 230. vol. xxv1.) 

138. Copy of the Order in Council, relating to the defraying of Expenses incurred 4 





137. 


Boards of Health, issued under the Cholera Act; printed 176 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 258. vol. xxv1.) 
139. Copy of the Order in Council to enable the Board of Health of the parish of Saint 
George the Martyr, Southwark, to raise £.300; printed 266 - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n°376. vol. xxvi.) 


140. Copies of Orders in Council relating to the Cholera ee ee ee a 


141. Returns from the Medical Board established by Government at Sunderland, as to “— 
origin of the Disease, &amp;c. TN OD Sage TER Rg OE tg iy BOP eee TN 


— V. Accounts, 621, 631. 


CHURCHES :— 
142. Account of Charges and Expenses paid by the Commissioners for building new] 
Churches, from 25th March 1831 to 25th March 1832; printed 504 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 615. vol. xxx.) f 


143. Twelfth Report of the Commissioners for —- new Churches; printed 554 = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 687. vol. x x11.) 
144. Return of the particulars of all official Applications made previously to 23d June 1831, 
to the Bishops of the several Dioceses in England and Wales, for their assent to 
the building of additional Churches or Chapels; printed 567 = - el lee 
(Sess. Papers, n° 708. vol. xxx.) 
— V. Accounts, 145. 


CHURCH RATES :— 

145. Clerk to.prepare and lay before the House an Abstract of the Returns made to the 
Order of 21st July 1831, requiring an Account of the Total Amount of Money re- 
ceived and expended, in the year commencing at Easter 1830 and — at Easter 
1831, by the Churchwardens or Chapelwardens of every Parish and Chapelry in 
England and Wales - - - - - - - - - - - 


—V. Accounts, 338, 601. 


Civit CONTINGENCIES :— 
146. Account of the Sum expended under the head of Civil Contingencies in 1831 ; and 
Estimate of the Amount required for one Quarter, from ist January to 31st March 
1832, and for one Year from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833; _ printed 77. 
Referred 97 - - - = = = (Sess, Papers, n° 114. vol. xxvii.) 
— V. Accounts, 259, 453- 
Crivi1L GOVERNMENT CHARGES :— 
147. Estimate of the Sum required to provide for the Payment of certain Salaries, Allow- 
ances, Pensions and Services, heretofore paid out of the Civil List for England and 
Ireland, the Hereditary Revenues of the vine in Scotland, and the Four and a Half 
per cent. Duty, but for which no provision has been made in the Civil List of His 
present Majesty, from the period to which the said Services were severally last paid 
to the 5th day of April; printed 77. Referredg7, - - - - = = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 113. vol. xxvii.) 


VOL. 87,——Sess. 1831-2. Ba 





Ordered. 





205 
529 
554 


57} 


by Address 
of last 
Session. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Act. 


by Address. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Address. 


265 


King’s 
Command, 


King’s 
Command. 


Presented. 


——— 


230 


577 


39 


195 


395 


103 


161 
166 
176 


266 
349 


586 


482 


554 


567 


Laid on 


1 the Table 


275 


77 


77 








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[A. 1831-2. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CivinL List :— 

148. Account, showing the Amount of Monies which would have been applicable to His 
Majesty’s Civil Government in England, if the hereditary and temporary Revenues 
of the Crown enjoyed by His Majesty Geo. II. had been enjoyed by His Majesty 
Geo. IIl. from 25th October 1760 to 29th January 1820, and by His Majesty 
Geo. 1V. from 29th January 1820 to 26th June 1830, distinguishing each year ; 
printed 77 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 121. vol. xxvii.) 

— V. Accounts, 549. 

CLAIMS ON FRANCE; v. AccouNTS, 305. 


CLERKENWELL ROADS :— 


149. Return of the Amount of Rate made, and the Money actually levied by the 
Surveyors appointed under Act 13 Geo, III. c. 78, for the repair of the ablie | 
Roads in the said Parish, for the year 1831-2, commencing on the 20th eet 
ber 1831 - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - 


CLERKS OF THE PEACE; v. Accounts, 180, 181. 
COAL-METERS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 410. 

COALS; v. Accounts, 227, 228. 

Coast GUARD ( Kent and Sussex ;) v. Accounts, 196. 
COASTING TRADE; v. Accounts, 226. 

CocHRANE, SIR THOMAS JOHN; v. Accounts, 492. 
Cocoa; v. AccounTs, 208. 

CODRINGTON, SIR EDWARD; v. Accounts, 489. 
COFFEE; v. Accounts, 206, 235. 

COFFEE-HOUSE KEEPERS :— 


150. Return of the Number of Informations since 5th July 1822, lodged at the Police 
Offices against Coffee-house Keepers, under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 55, and subsequent 
Acts ; stating the results, and the amount of Penalties levied, and how applied ; 
printed 81,235 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 331. vol. xxx1lI.) J 


CoFFEE LICENSES (Dublin;) v. Accounts, 298. 


CoIN :— 


151. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the Quarter from 1st January to 31st 
March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1893, to defray | 
the Extraordinary Expenses of Prosecutions relating to Coin; printed 1965. | 
Referred 271 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvil.) 


COLERAINE, BOROUGH OF; v. Accounts, 388. 


COLONIAL APPEALS :— 


152. Returns of all Colonial or Plantation and East India Appeals, and all Appeals from 
the Islands of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Man, Ries or entered in the Ge- 
neral Book or List kept at the Office of the Privy Council, between ist January 
and 31st December in each year since 1826, and now disposed of ; the Number 
now remaining undisposed of, &amp;c.; printed 301 - (Sess. Papers, N° 431. vol. xx x11.) 


COLONIAL PENSIONS :— 
153- Return of Pensions granted to Officers in the Colonies since 1815; printed149 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 210. vol, xxxII.) 
COMMANDER IN CHIEF'S OFFICE; v. AccountTS, 55: 
COMMISSARIAT; v. ACCOUNTS, 45, 170. 
COMMISSARIES; v. Accounts, 88. 


COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY :— 

154. Account of Expenses incurred, and the Number of Reports presented by the several 
Commissions of Inquiry, during the years 1830 and 1831; the Names of the Com- 
missioners employed, their Salary and Allowances; printed 384 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 512. vol. xxvI.) 
COMMISSIONS OF THE PEACE :— 

155- Return of Fees claimed by the Secretary of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and 
other Officers, upon the issue of new Commissions to Justices of the Peace in| 
Ireland ; and Fees paid by Magistrates in England upon taking out their Com- | 
missions of the Peace = - - - - . - - - - - - 


— V. Accounts, 366, 371. 


COMMITTALS :— 
156. Statement of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences in England 
and Wales during the last Twenty-one years ; printed 168 - - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 282. vol. xx x1II.) 
157. Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences in 
England and Wales during the last Seven years; printed 266 - - - ; 


(Sess. Papers, N° 375. vol. xx xIII.) 
— V. Accounts, 376, 619. 


Common Law Courts :— 


158. Fourth Report of the Commissioners; printedi69  - - + «¢ * t 
(Sess. Papers, n° 239. vol. xxv.) 
159. Estimate of the Sum required in 1832, to defray the Expenses of the Commissioners 
of Inquiry into the Practice and Proceedings of the Superior Courts of Common 
Law, and the Law respecting Real Property; printed 195. Referred 271 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvit.) 
160. Copy of Papers presented to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury by the Com-| 
missioners for regulating the receipt and future appropriation of the Fees and 
Emoluments receivable by Officers of the Superior Courts of Common Law -J 
ComMONS, House OF :— 
161. Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of Commons 
162. Return of the amount of Salaries and Emoluments received by the Clerk of the 
House of Commons, by the Serjeant at. Arms, and the several other Clerks watt | 
Officers, and also by the Speaker’s Secretary, in the years ending 31st ener 
1829 and 1831 respectively; printed 289 - (Sess. Papers, n° 398. vol. xxv1.) 


Ordered. 





68 





68 


King’s 
Command, 


by Address. 


by Address 
23 Dec. 1830. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 











by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


197 





by Address. 


Presented. 





77 


93 


ae 
is) 
© 


194 


300 


149 


384 


142 


266 


169 


195 


589 


149 


Laid on 
the Table, 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | PAGE 
Ordered. Presented. of 


ComPARATIVE MORTALITY; v. Accounts, 464. yp a ee 


COMPASSIONATE LIST; v. Accounts, 82. 
CoMPENSATIONS; v. Accounts, 612, 615, 623, 634. 
CONSOLIDATED FUND; v. Accounts, 576, 577. 


CONSULS :— 
163. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Quarter from 1st January to 31st 
March 1832, and for the Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to pay the | King’s 826 
Salaries of His Majesty’s Consuls General, Consuls and Vice Consuls; printed{ | Command. *94 , 
195. Referred271 - = - -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxv11.) 
Convicts :— 


164. Two Reports of John Henry Capper, Esq. Superintendent of Ships and Vessels neil 











ployed for the confinement of Offenders under sentence of Transportation; printed by Act, | 106 


106 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. xx x11I.) 

165. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense attending the confining, 
maintaining and employing Convicts at Home and in Bermuda, in the Quarter from King’s ’ 
ist January to 31st March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to gist March | Command. o4 
1833; printed ig5. Referred 271 - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvii.) 


of the Sum that may be required, in the Quarter from ist January to 31st 
March 1832, and in the Year from 1st April 1832 to gist March 1833, to defray King’s 194 831 
the Charge of maintaining Convicts at New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land ; | are as 

printed 195. Referred 271 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvul.) 


— V. AccounTs, 494, 500. 
CooPER, FREDERICK GREY, and W1LL1AM HENRY; v. ACCOUNTS, 425. 
CopPER; v. Accounts, 192. 
CORDAGE; v. Accounts, 185, 219. 
Cork WORKHOUSE; v. Accounts, 389. 
Corn :— 
167. Account of the Quantity of Grain, of all sorts, Meal and Flour, stated in iamary| 


825 


166. 















































imported into Great Britain from Foreign parts, in each year, from 5th January 28 51 
1827; printed 51 ~ - - . (Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xxxtv.) 
168. of the Quantity of Foreign Grain, of all sorts, and of Wheat Meal and Flour, 
stated in Quarters, admitted into consumption, and Duty received on each sot, 77 
with a Summary of the same, for the years 1830 and 1831 - - - -J 
169. of the Quantity of Foreign and Colonial Wheat, distinguishing each, entered 
weekly for Home Consumption, rate of Duty, and Amount paid thereon in each 
week in 1831 ; Quantity remaining in Warehouse on ist January 1832; and Quan- 93 292 
tities imported, entered for Home Consumption, and re-exported in 1831; printed 
2907 - - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 422. vol. xxxIv.) 
170. — of the Total Quantity of Wheat purchased by the Victualling Office in each 
year from 1816 to 1831, and the Total Cost thereof; and of the Quantity of endl 153 
purchased or contracted for by the Commissariat during the same period ; printed 133 { 182 
156,182 - - - - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 219. vol. xxxIv.) 
171. -——— of the Value of Foreign Corn and Meal imported in each year, from the year 
ending 5th January 1815 to 5th January 1832; distinguishing the Amount imported | 
from the British Colonies and from Ireland; printedeg7 - - - - = 7 $98 
(Sess. Papers, N° 423. vol. xxxIv.) | 
172. ——-— of the Total Import of Foreign and Colonial (distinguishing each) Corn, 
Grain, Meal and Flour, in each year from 1819 to the latest period; printed 297 208 292 
(Sess. Papers, n° 422. vol. xxxIv.) 
173. — of the Quantities of Wheat, Barley, Oats, Beans and Flour imported from 
Foreign Countries into Great Britain, in each year ending 5th January 1820 to 
1832 inclusive; distinguishing the Countries whence imported, so far as the same e 
can be made up - -  - - - - - - - 
174. of the Quantities and Average Prices of Wheat returned each week in 1831, 
by the Corn Inspectors in London, Liverpool and Manchester, and Number of 435 511 
Quarters of Wheat returned as being sold, each week in 1831 - ~ - - 
Corn WasH; v. Accounts, 660. 
CORONATION EXPENSES :— 
175. Statement of Expenses incurred on the occasion of the Coronation of Their Majesties; |, , wa 
printed 123- - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n°179. vol. xxvii.) en 123 
CoRONERS :— 
176. Return of the Date of the op ointment of each Coroner, in each County, or other 
Division, in England and Wales; Number of Miles travelled, and Sums of Money ‘aaa 566 
received by each, in 1829, 1830 and 1831; printed 566 - - . - ~ ? . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 703. vol. xttv.) 
CoRONERS’ INQUESTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 419. 
CORPORAL PUNISHMENTS:—  _ 
177. Return of the Number of Persons sentenced by Magistrates at Quarter Sessions to be 


Flogged, &amp;c.; printed 294 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 413. vol. xxx11!.) aaa 294 


CORPORATE OFFICERS :— 


178. Return of all cases where the Election of Corporate Officers may, by Charter ee 


otherwise, take placeona Sunday - - - - - - - «= «f | 'yAddres. | 496 





179 of all cases in Cities, Boroughs, Cinque Ports and places in Ireland, where 


the Election of Corporate Officers may, by Charter or otherwise, take place on a 
Sunday; printed567 - - -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 707. vol. xiv.) J 

CoTTON; v. Accounts, 241. 

CoTTON GooDsy v. ACCOUNTS, 211, 243. 

CoTTONS; v. Accounts, 243. 

CoTTON TWIST; v. AccounTs, 211. 

CoTToNn WOOL; v. Accounts, 233. 

CoTTON YARN; v. Accounts, 243. 


by Address. 567 


























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CounTY Rares :— 
180. Clerk of the Peace for each County in England and Wales to prepare an Account 
of the latest Valuation of every Parish, Township or Place upon which County Rates 
were laid, in their respective Counties, immediately preceding the Act 55 Geo. III. 
c.51; printed 460 - = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 577. vol. xLiv.) 


181. Clerks of the Peace of each County in England and Wales to prepare an Account 
of the Number of Irish Poor passed by their respective Counties on their way to 
Ireland, in each year during the last Seven Years ; together with the Charges upon 
each County for passing them in each Year; the Number passed from Liverpool to 
Ireland, and from Bristol to Ireland - - - - - - - - . 

[Order for this Return discharged, 490. } 


- V. Accounts, 537, 538. 
CourT OF CHANCERY; v. Accounts, 128 to 131, 350, 352, 357, 384, 393- 
Court oF HUSTINGS (London); v. ACCOUNTS, 433. 
Courts oF Common Law; v, Accounts, 158 to 160. 
CourT OF COMMON PLEAS (Dublin); v. Accounts, 373. 
CourT OF EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 389, 390, 620, 622. 
CouRT OF SESSION; v. Accounts, 614, 617, 618, 626. 
CoURTS OF JUSTICE; v. AccouUNTS, 359, 415, 502. 
CRIMINAL JUSTICE; v. Accounts, 611. 


CRIMINAL LUNATICS :— 
182. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted, in the Quarter from 1st January to 31st 

March 1832, and in the Year from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to defray 
the Charge of confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics; printed 200. Re- J 
ferred 271 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 284. vol. xxvit.) 

CRIMINAL OFFENCES; v. Accounts, 156, 157. 

CRIPPLEGATE, PARISH OF; v. Accounts, 600. 

Crown LANDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 379, §01. 

CROWN PROPERTY; v. ACCOUNTS, 734. 

CuBA; v. AccounTs, 235, 691. 

CULMORE Fort; v. Accounts, 402. 

CURATES; v. Accounts, 396. 


CUSTOMS :— 
183. Accounts of the Quantities of Hemp, Flax and Linens imported and exported in the 
Year ended 5th January 1831; printed 415 (Sess. Papers, n* 534. vol. xxx1tv.) 
184. Copies of all Orders from the Treasury, by which Duties of Customs have been 
raised, on the authority of a Resolution of this House, since 1st January 1800, together 
with the Resolutions on which they were founded ; printed62 - - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 98. vol. xxx1v.) 
185. Return of all Vessels built at the Isle of Man, during the last Three years, with the 
Tonnage of each ; of Canvas and ae — thither, upon which the Draw- 
back has been allowed; also, a Return of all ig Timber imported into the said 
Island ; printed 68 . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 108. vol. xxx1v.) 


186. of Shipping and Trade at Rye, Shoreham, and other places on the Coast | 
Sussex - - - - - - - - - . ° - ‘ a 








187. of the Amount of Customs levied on Imports and Exports at the Ports of Rye, 
Newhaven and Shoreham, between December 1814 and January 1831; and the 
Gross Amount of Tonnage entered inwards and cleared outwards during the same 
period - - : - - - - - - ~ - - - - 
188. 





and their Value; Copy of all Reports and Examinations of the Officers of the 
Customs; of all Reports to, or Communications in writing with, the Solicitor to the 
Customs, &amp;c.; printed 36 - -  « (Sess. Papers, N° 49. vol. xxxIv.) 
189. Returns of the Number of Decked Vessels, Half-decked Vessels and Fishing pe ng | 
with their Tonnage, employed at the Port of Dartmouth, from December 1821 to 
January 1831 ; and Amount of Customs levied on Imports and Exports for the 
same period ; printed 36 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 51. vol. xxxIv.) 


190. Accounts of all Silks, Raw and Thrown, imported from 5th January to 5th December 
1831; and of Silk Ribons (separately) imported from July 1826 to the present 
time; printed 149 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 205. vol. xxxiIVv.) 

191. Account of the Quantity and Duty on Tea exported from England to Ireland and to 
Scotland, from 10th October 1830 to 10th October 1831 = - - - - a 


192. Accounts of all Copper imported and exported from the United Kingdom, in the B 


of Specification of the Goods seized on the Prosecution of Messrs. Leaf &amp; | 


ending 5th January 1832 ; Quantities exported from London and Liverpool in the 
same period; and of all Copper Ore imported without payment of Duty, for ex- 
portation, in the same period ; printed 297 - (Sess. Papers, N° 420. vol. xxx1V.) 


— of ali Lead and Lead Ore imported into and exported from the re 





193. 
. Kingdom, in the year ending 5th January 1832; printed219° 0 - 20 - eie 
(Sess. Papers, n° 301. vol. xxx1v.) 
194. —————— of all Tin imported into and exported from the United Kingdom, in the 
year ending 5th January 1832; printed 297 (Sess. Papers, n° 421. vol. xxx1v.) 


-— of the Quantities of British Iron, Hardwares and Cutlery exported from 
Great Britain, during each year, from 1825 to 1831, both inclusive; with the De- 
clared Value thereof; and, of Foreign Iron imported and exported during each of 
the years 1828, 1829, 1830 and 1831 ; printed322 = - . - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 455. vol. xx xiv.) 

196, Return of the Number of Officers and Men employed in the Service of the y te} 





Guard, in that part of the Counties of Kent and Sussex recently guarded by the 


Coast Blockade; printed 115 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 171. vol. xxxiv.) 
197. Statement of the Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom, for the Year eal 
5th January 1831; printed 263 - (Sess. Papers, n° 461. vol. xxx1v.) 


198. —————- of the Shipping employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom in the year} 
1831; printed 166 - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 234. vol. xxxiv.) J 





Ordered 


—_—. 


153 


483 


King’s 


Command. 


13 


17 


23 


by Address 
of last 
Session. 


25 


27 


30 


31 


33 


45 


45 


45 


47 


56 


56 


57 


Presented. 





404 


200 


§l 


24 


36 


36 


131 


291 


212 


292 


322 


115 


262 


166 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—-continued. PAGE 


Ordered. | Presented. of 


CustToms—continued. ae Arpewpix. 


199. Accounts of raw, thrown and manufactured Silks imported and exported, from 5th 
January 1831 to 5th January 1832; amount of Drawback paid on exportation of| 


British Silk manufactured Goods, for the Year ending 5th January 1832; Referred | 59 291 
291 »- « is. ae 1 ie 4 Bete Re At gees occ, - a. seen ee 


200. Comparative Statement of British and Foreign Tonnage which have entered the 
several Ports of Great Britain, distinguishing the several Countries, for the last Six 
years, ending 5th January 1832; printed 166 (Sess. Papers, N° 235. vol. xxxIVv.) 


201. Account of the Number of Goat Skins and Kid and Lamb Skins cr fom 10] 


62 166 


them) on which Duty has been paid for home consumption, in each Year from 1820 
to 1831 inclusive; printed77 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 123. vol. xx x1v.) 


202. Accounts of all Articles imported and exported and brought into consumption, ah 


67 77 


Silk, or Silkk mixed with other materials; and of raw, thrown and manufactured 
Silks imported and exported, from 5th January 1830 to 5th January 1832 —s- - 


203. ————— of the Quantity of Sheep and Lambs’ Wool, and Woollen Yarn, imported) 
and exported, between 5th January 1831 and 5th January 1832; printed276 = - 97 

(Sess. Papers, n° 387. vol. xxx1v.) f 
of all raw, thrown and manufactured Silks imported into and exported =| 


84 


276 





204. — 
this Country, and brought into consumption, from 5th January 1830 to 5th January 


1831; amount of Drawback paid on the exportation of British Silk manufactured 
Goods, for the Year ended 5th January18g1 - - - - - = = 


[Orders for these Accounts discharged, 131.] 
—— of the Quantity of Sugar imported and exported into and from Great x 


116 





tain and Ireland, from 5th January 1831 to 5th January 1832; and, Amount of 
Duties received on Importation, for the same — printed 322 - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 457. vol. xxxIv.) J 

206. ——-——. of the Quantity of Coffee imported and exported from Great Britain and 
Ireland; and, Amount of Duties received on Importation, from 5th January 1831 
to 5th January 1832; printed322 - (Sess. Papers, n° 458. vol. xxxIv.) J 


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


123 322 


124 322 


207. 








and Ireland ; and, Amount of Duty paid the Customs and Excise thereon in Great 
Britain; printed 322 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 459. vol. xxxIVv.) 


208. —— of the Quantity of Cocoa imported into Great Britain and Ireland, from ah 


124 322 





January 1831 to 5th January 1832; Quantity entered for Home Consumption in 
Great Britain, for the same period ; and, the Quantity consumed in the Navy, for the 
same period; printed 322 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 460. vol. xxxIv.) 


209. ————— of the Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures, and 
of Foreign and Colonial Produce and Manufactures, exported from Great meat 


124 322 

















and Ireland, together with the Imports into Great Britain, for the Year ending 5th _— — 


January 1832; printed 322 - = (Sess. Papers, N° 461. vol. xx xiv.) 


210. Copies of Correspondence between the Treasury and the Board of Customs, and of 
the Proceedings had with reference to the Goods seized on the Prosecution of 66 
Messrs. Leaf &amp; Co.; and between the Treasury and Board of Trade, on the same ( 133 . 
subject; printed 166- - ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 237. vol. xxx1v.) J 


211. Account of the Exports of Cotton Goods for the last Six years ending 5th January 
1832, rc sea Cotton Twist and Yarn; a like Account of the Export of 142 240 
ae 8 Cotton Goods, and of the Importation and Exportation of Raw Cotton, 


or the same period; printed 240 - (Sess. Papers, n° 349. vol. xxxIv.) 
212. Returns of the Number and Amount of the Seizures of Silk Goods, from 5th January 
1815 to 5th January 1826; and, Specification of the Seizures of Silk Goods, from 
5th January 1826 to 5th January 1832; printed 276 - = - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n°389. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
213. Return of the annual Importations of Foreign manufactured Articles (except “| 


142 276 


from 5th January 1826 to 5th January 1832, the importation of which was to that 
time prohibited ; distinguishing the amount of Watches and Jewellery, and Gloves 
and Shoes; printed 297,322 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 424. vol. xxx1Vv.) 


214. ——— of the Amount of Customs Duties collected in, and the amount of registered 
Shipping belonging to, the several Ports in England, Wales, Scotland and [ ener 
ee it is proposed should hereafter return a Member or Members to Parliament ; 
printed14g - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 207. vol. xxxvt.) 


215. Account of the Amount of Duty paid on the importation of Foreign ag 


292 
42 |{ Ses 


by Address. 14 8 


Silks, from 5th April to 10th October 1831, distinguishing the respective Silks, 
and Amount of Duty received in each month on such Articles; printed 297 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 425. vol. XxxIVv.) 
216. Accounts of the Exports of British manufactured Silks and mixed Silks, with | 


151 292 


Amount of Drawback paid thereon, from 5th January 1815 to 5th January 1832; 
and, Duties received on Raw and Thrown Silks, &amp;c. imported during the same 
period; printed276 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N* 391. vol. xxxIv.) 


217. Account of the Drawback paid each Quarter, from 5th January 1830 to 5th January 
1832, upon the exportation of British manufactured Silk Goods; and, of the 
Importation of manufactured Goods, the Duties on which were reduced in 1826; | 197 263 
Referred 263 - ~ - - . - - - - - - 


218. Return of the Number of Gallons of Foreign Wine upon which Duty has been paid 


for Home Consumption, and the Rate of Duty per Gallon, stated in Imperia 8 
Measure, for the Year ended 5th January 1832; printed2g. - - - - ” 291 


(Sess. Papers, n° 406. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
— of the Quantity of Hemp purchased by Government for the use of the al 


158 276 














219. 
" in each year from 1820 to 1831 inclusive; and, Amount of Drawback paid on the 
Exportation of Cordage for the same period; printed233- - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 324. vol. xxxIv.) 
220. Accounts of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom for Three years ending on 
5th January 1832; printed 220 - - (Sess. Papers, x°310. vol. xxv1.) by Mat, , 961 


of the Exports and Imports of British Manufactures and Produce, for a] 


218 233 


221. 





years ending §th January 1832; of Exports of Colonial and Foreign Produce ; and, 
of the Exports and Imports of Ireland during the same period; printed 233 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 325. vol. xxxtIv.) 


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CustToms—continued. 


222. 


226. 


229. 


230. 


231. 


233. 


234. 


235. 


236. 


237: 


238. 


239. 


240. 


241. 


242. 


243. 


the United Kingdom, from and to each of the British Colonies and Possessions, and 
from and to all Foreign Countries, for each of the Two years ending 5th January 


Accounts of the Official and Declared Value of the Imports to, and the Exports from, 
1831 and 1832; printed 555 - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 690. vol. xx xiv.) 


distinguishing the respective Nations to which the same belonged; printed 362 
(Sess. Papers, N° 503. vol. xxx1Vv.) 


. Account of the Number of Ships which passed the Sound during the year gal 


year since 1827 to 1831, both inclusive ; distinguishing the Number in Foreign and 
in British Ships; printed 322 - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 464. vol. xxxiIv.) 


of the Number of Vessels, with the Amount of their Tonnage, which " 


. Return of the Number of Loads of Foreign Timber imported from the Baltic in each| 





out from the Ports of Great Britain for the Deep Sea Fishery, to any part of the 
World, between 1827 and 1831, both inclusive; printed297 - ~- - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 428. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
Account of the Tonnage of Vessels employed in the Coasting Trade which have 
entered at and cleared out from the Ports of Great Britain, from 1827 to 18) 
both inclusive; printed 297 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 429. vol. xxx1V.) 


showing what Reductions or Augmentations have taken place in the Duties = 





Coals, Sugar, Spirits and Wine in 18g0 and 1831, and Amount of Drawbacks ; 
printed 322 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 467. vol. xxxtIv.) 


. Statement, showing the reduction of Establishment and Charges of Management) 


consequent upon the repeal of the Duties upon Coals and Slates; printed322 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 468. vol. xxx1v.) f 
Return of the Number of Persons adjudged to serve, and now serving, in His 
Majesty’s Navy, for Offences against the Smuggling Laws, during the year ending 
ist May 1832, their Families and Parishes ; printed 374 —- - - © . 
(Sess. Papers, N° 509. vol. xx xIII.) 


Returns of the Quantity of Hard Soap made in Great Britain, in the years 1830 
and 1831; Quantity exported from Great Britain in 1830 and 1831, specifying 
the particular Quantities from Glasgow, Bristol, Liverpool and London, and Quan- 
tity exported to Ireland in the same period - —- - - - - - - 


Return of the Quantity of Palm Oil imported for the last Fifteen years respectively, 
specifying the Quantity so imported, and the Amount of Duty paidineach; printed 
384 (Sess. Papers, N° 514. vol. xxXIV.) 
Consumption, with the Duty paid thereon, from 1st January 1832 to the latest period 
the same can be made up; printed 470 - (Sess. Papers, n° 585. vol. xx x111.) 


Return of the Quantity, Real and Official Value, of all Cotton Wool imported from | 


. Account of the Quantity of Olive Oil imported into the United — for searwe | 


the United States of America, the British West Indies and other Places, and from 
the Territories of the East India Company, Egypt and other Places, in the year 
ending 5th January 1832; printed 533 - (Sess. Papers, N° 650. vol. xxxIVv.) 


British Colonies and Plantations, including the Mauritius, &amp;c.; also from Cuba 
and other Places; and from the Territories of the East India Company, Singapore 
and other Places, in the year ending 5th January 1832 ; printed 533 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 651. vol. xxxiv.) J 
— of the Quantity, Real and Official Value, of all Coffee imported from the) 
British Possessions in America; including re-importations from Europe, the 
Mauritius, Cuka and other Places, also from the Wssliesies of the East India? 
Company, Singapore, &amp;c. in the year ending 5th January 1832 ; printed 533 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 652. vol.xxxiv.) / 
— of the Official and Declared Value of the Exports of British and Irish Produce 
and Manufactures (exclusive of Cotton Goods) from Great Britain, in each year, 
from 1798 to 1831, both inclusive ; printed 538 (Sess. Papers, n° 315. vol. xxx1v.)J 


——— of all Goods and Produce in Warehouse at the Ports of Great Britain on 5th 
January 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830 and 1831 respectively, distinguishing the Produce 
of the British Colonies, of our Possessions in fodie, and of all other € 


— ofthe Imports and Exports, and of the Duties of Customs on the — 


Account of the Quantity, Real and Official Value, of all Sugar imported from 














ountries - 





Articles thereof received at the principal Ports of the United Kingdom, in the first 
half-years of 1831 and 1832 respectively ; printed 517 - 5 2s 2 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 633. vol xxx1V.) 


— of the Total Produce of the Duties of Customs in the Years ended vs 





January 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831 and 1832 ; and similar Account for the Revenues 
of Excise, Stamps and Assessed Taxes respectively ; printed 538 - - - - 
Return of the Number of Ships and their aggregate Tonnage, distinguishing British 
from Foreign, that have entered the Port of London during the Six months ended 
5th July 1831 and 1832; printed 584 - (Sess. Papers, n° 732. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
——— of the Quantity of Cotton imported, and Duty paid into the United Kingdom, 
in the Year 1331, and in the first Six months of the year 1832; printed 555 - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 692. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
General Statement of the Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom, for the Year 
1831, ending 5th January 1832 - - - - - - - - - 
Return of the Quantity of Cotton Manufactures and Cotton Yarn exported separately 


. the Six months from 5th January to 5th July 1831, and for the same period ee 
a Se Oe, ee Se a ae le ee 


— V. Accounts, 167 to 174, 291, 293, 569, 579. 
CusTomMs DUTIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 214, 215, 238. 
Customs Stamp DUTIES; v. Accounts, 580. 
CusTOMS SUPERANNUATIONS ; v. ACcouNTS, 291. 
CUTLERY; v. ACCOUNTS, 195. 

DARTMOUTH ASSESSED TAXES ; v. Accounts, 566. 
DARTMOUTH FRIGATE; v. Accounts, 489. 





DARTMOUTH TRADE and SHIPPING; v. Accounts, 189. 





Ordered. 


Presented. 





262 


289 


289 


289 


340 


450 


450 


453 


464 


506 


534 
576 


585 


362 


322 


292 


374 


384 


470 


593 


511 


538 


584 


555 





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- Dest, NATIONAL: Ordered. | Presented. of 
J - lial 


244. Account of the Amount advertised to be applied to the discharge of Debt in the last 
Eight Quarters, and of the Surplus Revenue really applied to the discharge of | 19 24 
Debt ; printed 28 - - - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 27. vol. x xvi.) J 

245. ——— showing the Total Sum which had been paid on 1st January 1831, = 


AprenpIx. 





Estimate of the whole Sum remaining to be paid, for Principal and Interest of: the 

Russian Loan in Holland, under the Convention of i1gth May 1815; printed 36. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 52. vol. xxv1.) 

— of the Monthly Amount of Sums paid in and paid out by the nal 


by Act. 36 854 





246. 
for the Redemption of the Public Debt, on account of Savings Banks, from 6th No- 
vember 1830 up to the latest period to which the same can be made up; printed 115. 

(Sess. Papers, n° 172. vol. xxvi.) 

showing the Amount of Life Annuities which existed at 5th January 1828 | 


72 115 





247. 
the Sum actually issued at 5th January, 5th April, 5th July, and 10th October 1831 
for the Payment of all Life Annuities then existing, &amp;c.; printed 85 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 128. vol. xxv1.) 


of the Gross Amount of all principal Sums received and paid by the Commis- | 


85 85 








248. 
sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, on account of Banks for Savings, 
including Friendly Societies, in Great Britain and Ireland, from the commencement 
on 6th August 1817 to the date on which the last Account was made up; 
printed 166 - . - - - . (Sess. Papers, n° 238. vol. xxvI.) 

of all Additions which have been made to the Annual Charge of the Public 

Debt; printed 159 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 226. vol. x xvi.) 


— of Annuities, &amp;c. transferred to and granted by the Commissioners for :| 


139 166 








249. by Act. 159 





Reduction of the National Debt, and of Sums received and paid by them on 
account of Savings Banks and Friendly Societies, and of Expenses incurred ; 
printed 210 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 300. vol. xxv.) 
‘of the Actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums ~— in the hands ‘| 


by Act. 210 





the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in the year ending 
5th January 1832 ; printed 219 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 310. vol. xxvVI.) 


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


by Act. 213 946 | 


252. 





at 5th January 1831 ; and the Debt and Charge created in the year ended 5th Janu- 
ary 1832; printed 213 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 310. vol. xxvI.) 
of the State of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and the 
Charge thereupon at 5th January 1832; printed 213 - - - - - -\ | by dct. 213 950 
(Sess. Papers. n° 310. vol. xxv1.) J 
— of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Demands 
outstanding on 5th January 1832 ; printed 213 (Sess. Papers, N° 310. vol. xxvI.) 7a. si3 952 
— V. Accounts, 101, 575. 
DECCAN PRIZE MONEY; v. Accounts, 267, 277 to 281. 
DEEDS, REGISTRY OF; v. Accounts, 360. 
DeEeEP SEA FISHERY; v. ACCOUNTS, 225. 
DEMERARY AND ESSEQUIBO :— 
255- Copy of the first Royal Commission by which a Governor. was appointed over the} 
Colony, at the time of the Capitulation in 1803, &amp;c.; printed 563 - - -p | by Address. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 705. vol. xx x11.) J 


by Act. 213 948 





253- 





254. 








563 
DERWENTWATER ESTATES :— 
256. Return ofthe Amount of the annual Gross Receipts, Disbursements and Net Balance 
of the Derwentwater Estates, from the year 1787 to the latest period to which sch] 
Account can be rendered ; printed 110 - (Sess. Papers, n°168. vol xxv1.) 
DE SAUMAREZ, LORD:-- 
257. Return of the Persons to whom, and for what, the Sum of £.556, charged in es 





Contingencies for 1831, was paid, for the Patent creating Admiral Sir James Sau- 
- marez a Baron of the United Kingdom, wire the Amount paid to each Office or 
Person; printed 209 - - . - (Se 


134 209 
ss. Papers, N° 297. vol. xxvil.) 


DESTITUTE, REFUGE FOR THE :— 
258. Estimate of the Sum required for the support of the Institution called “ The Refuge King's nn 921 
for the Destitute” for 1832; printed 200. Referred 271 - - -— = + Command. ° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 284. vol. xxvit.) 
Devitt, CLOTWORTHY DOBBIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 403, 413. 
DISPOSITION OF GRANTS; v. Accounts, 578. 
DISTILLATION ; v. Accounts, 657 to 672. 
DISTRIBUTION OF REWARDS :— 
259. Detailed Account of the manner in which the Sum of £.32,000, charged in the Vote for 
Civil Contingencies, for payment of Rewards offered for the discovery of sees 
in the disturbed Districts in November 18g0, was expended ; printed 276 - - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 390. vol. xx XIII.) 
[Order for printing detailed Account, discharged; Abstract to be printed, 289.] 


DisTRICT SURVEYORS :— | 
260. Returns of the Name, Situation, Extent and Description of the several Districts i 


154 276 








existing, and to which Surveyors have been appointed under Act 14 Geo. III. c. 78, 
the Amount of Fees received by each Surveyor, &amp;c. ; printed 369 ae 
(Sess. Papers, N° 505. vol. x Liv.) 


by Address. 399 


DISTURBED DISTRICTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 259. 
Dock YARDS; v. Accounts, 468, 483. | 


DominGo, SAINT :— 
261. Estimate of the Amount required to defray the Charge of paying to Claimants, for 
Losses suffered by them in cage pony of the occupation of Saint Domingo by the King’s 833 
- British Troops, from 1793 to 179 , the Sums which have been awarded to them by Dicinatied: 195 
a Committee appointed by the Treasury on 11th February 1831 ; printed 195 - 
Referred271- - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvil.) 


DONAGHADEE HARBOUR :— 
262. Estimate of the Amount that will probably be required in the Quarter from 1st mat 








nuary to gist March 1832, and in the Year from 1st April 1832, to defray the King’s 105 799 
Expense of Works now carrying on at Donaghadee Harbour; printed106 + -{ | Command. oe 
Referred 271.- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 157. vol. xxV11.) 


— V. Accounts, 361. 























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[ A. 1831-2. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Dovor HarBoorR :— 
263. Account of the Receipt and Application of Monies received by the Warden es 
Assistants; printed314 - - - &lt;= (Sess. Papers, n° 448. vol. xxv.) 


Dramatic PIEcES; v. Accounts, 688. 

DrumMMOND, LIEUTENANT; v. Accounts, §14, 528, 567. 
DuBLIN PAVING; v. Accounts, 383. 

DuBLIN POLICE; v. AccounTs, 382. 

Dusiin UNIVERSITY; v. ACCOUNTS, 345, 349+ 


East HAMPSTEAD ROADS AND FOOTPATHS :— 
264. Clerk of the Peace of the County of Berks, and others, to return an Account of the 
Number of Roads and Footpaths in the Parish of East Hampstead, ordered by 
Justices of the Peace to be stopped up, between 8th June 182: and goth August 
1827, with the Number and Names of the Justices by whom such Orders were made 
East INDIA:— 
265. Statement, exhibiting the Number of Printing Presses licensed or sanctioned by the 
British Government under the Presidencies of Fort William, Fort Saint George, and 
Bombay, in each year, for the years 1814, 1820 and 1830; printed 33 . - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 37. vol. xxx1.) 
266. ————— exhibiting the Number of Periodical Publications published under the 
license or sanction of the British Government under the Presidencies of Fort Wil- 
liam, Fort Saint George, and Bombay, in each year, for the years 1814, 1820 and 
1830; printed 33 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 37. vol. xxx1.) 
267. Return of the Names of the different Prize Agents, Secretaries and other Persons 
employed in the distribution of the Deccan Prize Money, in India and in England, the 
amount of per Centage paid to each, and the amount of Law Expenses; printed 42 
(Sess. Papers, n° 76. vol. xx x1.) 


or Instruments granting any Salary, Pension or Gratuity ; printed 415, 554 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 538 &amp; 689. vol. xxx1.) 


269. Return of the Number and Names of Persons appointed to any Judicial Station, in the 
East Indies and in the British Colonies, since 1st January 1801, the Date of Ap- 
pointment, amount of Salary, &amp;c.; printed 149 - - - - a . 

(Sess. Papers, N° 211. vol. xxxI.) 

270. Eighth Report of the Commissioners of Tanjore Debts; printed 283 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 396. vol. xx111.) } 

271. Copies of Letters from the Court of Directors of the East India Company to 
their Supra-Cargoes in China, dated 13th January and 18th April 1832 ; printed} 
319 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 454. vol. xxx1.) 

272. 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 Gast India Company; sage 316 - - - - ° 

(Sess. Papers, n° 450. vol. xxx1.) 

273. Copies of separate Letters from the Select Committee of Supra-Cargoes in China ‘I 


268. Resolutions of the Court of Directors of the East India Company, being the ot 


the Court of Directors of the East India Company, dated 31st May and 18th June 
1831, and Correspondence of the Court of Directors thereupon ; printed 327 ~ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 473. vol. xx x1.) 
274. Copy of Correspondence, between the Directors of the East India Company and the 
Commissioners for the Affairs of India, on the India Jury Bill; printed 339 
(Sess. Papers, N° 483. vol. xxx1.) 
275. Copies of China separate Letter of 18th April 1832 (No. 1.) and, of China ae 


Letter of 18th May 1832; printed 388 -  - " 
(Sess. Papers, n° 517. vol. xxx1.) 
276. Annual Account, made up to ist May 1832, of Proceeds of the Sale of Goods and 
Merchandize of the East India Company; printed 388 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 518. vol. xxxt1.) j 
277. Return of Sums received under the head of Deccan Prize Money, the Expenses 
incurred, and the Sums paid and remaining to be paid to each Claimant } 
[Order for this Account discharged ; and another Account ordered, 549.] 


278. ——-- of all Sums or Booty convertible into Money, received or to be received under 
the head of Deccan Prize Money, the Expense incurred, and Sums paid and rman} 
ing to be paid - - ~ - - - - - . - - - 

279. Copy of His Majesty’s Warrant, dated 31st July 1832, for distributing the Proceeds 
the Deccan Booty; printed 584 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 726. vol. xxx1.) 





of the Report of Mr. Chaplain (formerly Commissioner in the Deccan) to the 

Bombay Governmeni, respecting the Money seized by order of Mr. Robertson from 
the late Narroba Govind Outia, of Poona, after the capture of that City and the 
termination of the War - - - - . . - - 

281. Statement of the Proceedings of the Bombay Government connected with the Report 


of Mr. Chaplain, late Commissioner in the Deccan, on the case of Narroba Govind ; 
Outia ss - - - - - - ~ « : = ‘ § 7 x 


—- V. Accounts, 233 to 235. 
East InNb1IaA HALF Pay; v. Accounts, 12. 
ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS :— 


282. Copies of the General and Special Reports made to His Majesty by the Commis- 
sioners appointed to inquire into the Practice and Jurisdiction of the caries} 


Courts in England and Wales, dated 25th January 1831 and 15th February 1832 ; 
with Appendices; printed148  - - (Sess. Papers, n° 199. vol. xx1Vv.) 
ECCLESIASTICAL ESTABLISHMENT ( North America); v. ACCOUNTS, 503. 
EDINBURGH CHURCH SEAT RENTS; v. Accounts, 638. 
EDINBURGH COLLEGE :— 
283. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to be granted, in the Year 1892, for the 
Expense of the Works at the College of Edinburgh; printed 106. Referred 271. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 157. vol. xxvil.) J 




















Ordered. | Presented, 
by Act. 310 
288 
25 25 
25 25 
29 36 
85 
226 
by Act. 415 
| 416 
529 
by Address, 
22 Sept. 149 
1831. 
by Act. 283 
315 319 
by Act. 315 
327 327 
339 339 
361 388 
by Act. 388 
543 
549 
556 584 
582 
584 
by Address.| 148 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
EpucaTion; v. Accounts, 362, 386. Ordered. | Presented. ae ES 
Eeyprt; v. Accounts, 233. . 

EMIGRATION :— 





284. Copies of any Reports from the Commissioners for Emigration, to the Secretary of 
State for the Colonial Department, since the last Session of Parliament; printed 


by Address.| §88 
588 - - - - - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 724. vol. xx x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 122. 
EMIGRANTS :— 
285. Return of the Number of Persons who have emigrated from the United Kingdom to 
North America, the Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales, &amp;c. since the passing at 18 24 
the Actg Geo. IV.c.21 - - = - - = -  - cs -  * e 
286. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted, in the Quarter from ist January to gist 
March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, for Toulonese iis 
and Corsican Emigrants, Dutch Naval Officers, Saint Domingo Sufferers, American | gonnéng, | 200 820 


Loyalists, and others; printed200. Referred 271 - - - - = = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 284. vol. xxvil.) 
287. Copy of any Acts passed in the Colonies of British North America, by which a Tax) 
is imposed on Emigrants; printed 586 (Sess. Papers, n°7go. vol.xxxu1.) J 
Ess&amp;EQUIBO; v. AccouNTS, 255. 
- EXCHEQUER BILLS :— 

288. Account of all Exchequer Bills issued between 5th January 1831 and 5th —— 
1832, unprovided for ; and of all Exchequer Bills issued or authorized to be issued, 0G 6 
charged on the Supplies 1832, unprovided for; printed 36. Referred71 - - 3 3 791 
(Sess. Papers, N° 47. vol, xxv1.). 





by Address.} 586 


— V. Accounts, 101. 


EXCHEQUER CHAMBER; v. Accounts, 346. 
EXCHEQUER, CouRT OF :— 

289. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in the Quarter from 1st January 
to 31st March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to 
defray the Expense of Messengers attending the First Lord of the Treasury and net 
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Four Patent Messengers of the Court of Exche- Pend sa 106 
quer, and various ancient Allowances to Officers of that Court; printed 106. Re-| , 
ferred 271 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 15%. vol. xxvil.) 

290. Return of the Total Number of Attornies admitted during the last five Years to practise 
in the Court of Exchequer, who have been previously admitted in some or one of 
the other Courts at Westminster, and the Amount paid on such Admissions - 


EXCHEQUER FEES; v. ACCOUNTS, 32, 43, 74, 85+ 
Excise:— 
291. Return of Officers of Excise and Customs in Ireland who have been ay 


114 





and are now receiving Pensions or Retired Salaries, specifying the Dates of such 
Superannuations, the several Amounts, and the Ages of the Individuals; printed 
65 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 106. vol. x xvi.) 
292. Account of all Excise Prosecutions in England, Scotland and Ireland, for the re- 
covery of Duties upon Paper, forthe last 14 Years - - - - = -- 


—— of the Sum paid by the Excise, in each Kingdom, for Saccharometers, a 


ay 23 





17 23 





293- 
each year from 5th July 1823 ; and Sums paid for Hydrometers, by the Excise and 
Customs, for the same period; printed170 (Sess. Papers, n° 246. vol. xxx1v.) 


294. Returns of the Duty paid on Glass, for the Year ending 5th January 1832, in om 


18 23 


Scotland and Ireland, and of the Drawbacks allowed on Exportation ; and Quantity 
of Wine and other Liquors imported in Glass Botties, for each of the last Ten years ; 
printed 202, 276 - - = + (Wess. Papers, N° 386. vol, xxxtv.) 
295. Return of the Amount of Excise Duty collected on each description of Bricks and 
Tiles, in England and Scotland, in the Year 1831; printed 182 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 267. vol. xxxiv.) | 
296. Account, showing the Cases, Amount and Names of all Detections and Seizures under 
the Excise Laws, made upon Traders in Scotland and Ireland respectively, % 


202 
45 { 276 
¢ 69 182 


5th July 1830 to the latest period; printed100  - - - - = -~ 77 — 


(Sess. Papers, N° 149. vol. xxx1IVv.) 
of the Amount of Duty paid upon Stone Bottles, from 5th January 1815 to 
5th January 1832, distinguishing each Year; also the Amount of Drawback for - 220 

each Year, for the same period; printed235 - - - - + = -&amp; of 3 
(Sess. Papers, n° 337. vol. xxx1v.) 
298. Return of the Number of Persons licensed in the City and County of Dublin to sell 
Tea and Coffee, who hold also Licenses to sell Spirituous Liquors to be consumed - 
on the Premises ; and Correspondence thereon; printed 580 - = -— = nt 5 
(Sess. Papers, N° 717. vol. xxxIv.) 


299. Accounts of all Soap made in each Town in Great Britain, Quantity exported, = 





297. 


Drawbacks thereon; Allowances made to Manufacturers of Silks, Woollens and 
Linens; and Quantity exported to Ireland, and Drawbacks paid thereon, from 
6th January 1830 to 5th January 1832; printed429- - - - = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 551. vol. xxx1v.) 
300. Account of the Quantities of the several Articles subject to Duties of Excise = 


331 429 


with Duty, in each of the last Four Years, ended 5th April; showing the Quantities 
so charged in the last year, as compared with the average Quantities charged in 
the Three preceding years; printed 517 (Sess. Papers, n° 634. vol. xxxIv.) 
go1. Copies of the Receipts given by the Commissioners of Excise for the Salaries aaa | 
to them on 5th April and 5th July 1832; printed 555 .- - - - -', 
(Sess. Papers, n° 693. vol. xxx1Iv.) j 


506 512 


543 555 


— V. AccounTs,207, 569, 570, 579, 582- 
Excise Duties on Spirits (Ireland); v. Accounts, 672. 
Excise SEIZURES; v. Accounts, 296. 
ExcIsE SUPERANNUATIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 291. 
ExPoRTS AND IMPORTS; v. AccouNTS, 197, 209, 221, 222, 236, 242. 
Exports (Official and Declared Value); v. Accounts, 236. 
FALMOUTH PACKET ESTABLISHMENT ; v. Accounts, 487. 























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Fee Founps; v. Accounts, 693 to 696. 
FrEEs; v. AccounTs, 43, 85, 110, 111, 155- 
Fever HosPirAts; v. Accounts, 380. 


. FINANCE AccounrTS, annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner ; v. Ac- 


COUNTS, 220, 251 to 254, 573 to 579: 
Frre INSURANCES; v. Accounts, 583, 586. 
First Fruits; v. Accounts, 337, 385- 
FLax; v. Accounts, 183. 


' Four; v. Accounts, 167, 168, 173. 


FooTrpATHSs ; v. Accounts, 264. 
FouNDLINGS; v. Accounts, 390. 


Four-AND-HALF PER CEnrT. DUTIES :— 


302. Copy of Note addressed by the Legislative 
and-Half Per Cent. Duty, to Viscount Goderich, dated 23d January 1832, praying 
for an Abolition of that Tax ; printed 439 - (Sess. Papers, n° 562. vol. xx x1.) 


— V. Accounts. 727. 
FRANCE; v. Accounts, 458. 
FRANKFORT; v. ACCOUNTS, 705, 713. 


FREEHOLDERS {¢ Lincolnshire) :-— 


the Divisions of Kesteven and Holland, in the County of Lincoln; printed 69 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 109. vol. xxxvV1.) 


303. Return of the Number of Freeholders rated to the Land Tax, for each Parish | 


FREELING, SIR FRANCIS; v. ACCOUNTS, 374. 
FREEMEN :--- 


Boroughs which send Members to Parliament, in each year since 1800 to the present 
time; printed 72,149 - - - 
— V. Accounts, 397. 


FRENCH CLAIMS :— 


305- Return of Appeals to the King in Council, from Decisions of the Commissioners 
for Claims on France; printed 362 = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 502. vol. xLv.) 
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES:— 
306. Returns of the Number of Friendly Societies filed by the Clerks of the Peace in Great 
Britain, since ist January 1793 ; printed 54 (Sess. Papers, n° go. vol. x xvi.) 
— V. Accounts, 248, 250, 372, 610. 


304. Return of the Number of Freemen admitted to their Freedom in those Cities and), 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 112, vol. xxxvi.) 


FuLL Pay; v. Accounts, 35,77: 
FunpDED DEBT; v. AccounrTs, 244 to 254. 
GAME LAWS :— 


307. Return of the Number of Persons now confined in the Gaols of England and 
Wales, Scotland and Ireland, for Offences against the Game Laws; printed 40 - { 


(Sess. Papers, n° 65. vol. xx x111.) 


from ist November 1829 to 1st February 1830, from ist November 1830 to 1st 
February 1831, and from 1st November 1831 to 1st February 1832; printed354 - 


308. Returns of the Number of Commitments under the Game Laws, in England and es 


(Sess. Papers, N° 497. vol. xx XIII.) 
— V. Accounts, 356. 


GAOL ‘CHAPLAINS :— 


309. Return of the Salary paid to the Chaplain of every Prison in England and Wales } 


printed 509 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 622. vol. xxXx111.) 


_ GAOLS; v. Accounts, 619. 


GARRISONS; v. Accounts, 9, 67. 
GENEVA; v. Accounts, 665. 
GERMANY; v. Accounts, 691. 


| GLASS AND GLASS BOTTLES; v. AccouNTs, 294. 
' GLOVES; v. Accounts, 213. 


GoaAT SKINS; v. AccouNTS, 201. 


GODERICH, VISCOUNT; v. Accounts, 112, 302, 714, 720, 726, 729. 
GoLD COINAGE; v. Accounts, 460, 461. 
GRAIN; v. Accounts, 167 to 174. 


GRAND JUNCTION WATERWORKS COMPANY; v. ACCOUNTS, 452, 454- 
GRAND JURIES; v. AccouNTS, 375. 


GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 375- 
GREECE :— 


at what time, and by what authority paid ; printed 584 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 728. vol. x xvi.) 


310. Return of all Sums paid to Greece, or for the Service of Greece, stating to el 


— V. Accounts 707. 
GREEN WAX PROCESSES; v. Accounts, 334. 
GUARDS; v. Accounts, 9. 
HALF Pay; v. Accounts, 36, 37,-78, 79. 
HALF Pay OFFICERS; v. Accounts, 47- 
HALF Pay AND SUPERANNUATIONS :— 


311. Accounts of the several Amounts paid in each of the years 1830 and 1831, under 


guishing the Amounts and Departments ; printed 322 - - . -. * 
' (Sess, Papers, n° 456. vol. xxv1l.) 


separate Heads, for Half Pay and Retired Superannuated Allowances ; me 


— V. Accounts, 394. 
HAMPTON CouRT PALACE; v. ACCOUNTS, 595. 


Same for the Colonies paying the sat 











by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 














last Session. 


by Address 
of last 
Session. 


by Address. 





by Address. 


566 


106 





by Address. | 


by Address of 














439 


69 


72 


148 


362 


40 


354 


599 


584 


322 


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HARD SoaP; v. Accounts, 230. 

HARDWARES; v. ACCOUNTS, 195. 

HEADS OF SERVICE AND EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, 685. 
Hemp; v. Accounts, 183, 219. 

HEREDITARY REVENUES; v. Accounts, 549, 632. 

HERRING FISHERY :— 


giz. Report by the Commissioners, for the Year ended 5th April 1831 - = - ~~“ 
HIGHLAND CHURCHES; v. Accounts, 635. 
HIGHLAND RoADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 624. 
HOLLAND; v. Accounts, 548, 698 to 700, 703, 704, 712. 
HOLYHEAD AND HowTH ROADS AND HARBOURS :— 
313. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted in 1832, for the improvement of the} 
Holyhead and Howth Roads and Harbours ; printed 106. Referred 271 - =; 
(Sess. Papers, N° 157. vol. XXvII.) J 
314. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the Shrewsbury and Holyhead 
Roads, between 1st February 1831 and ist February 1832 ; and, Report of Mr. John 
Provis thereon; printed 213 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 304. vol. xx1v.) 
315. Accounts of the Sums voted and expended on the London and Holyhead Road ; of: 
the rates of Toll on certain Carriages, and Sums voted for the maintenance and 
construction of Howth Harbour; printed 323 ee ee. 
(Sess. Papers, N°471. vol. xxv1.) 
316. Ninth Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Act 4 Geo IV. c. 74, relative to} 
the Bridges over the Menai Straits, &amp;c.; and the Holyhead Roads; printed 464 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 584. vol. x x1II.) if 
HouLyrooD House; v. Accounts, 549. 
Hops :— 


317. Accounts of the Total Number of Acres of Land in Great Britain under the cultiva- 
tion of Hops in 1831; and of the Duty on Hops of the growth of 1831, dis- 
tinguishing the Districts, and the old from the new Duty; printed50 - ~~ - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
HORSE STEALING; v. Accounts, 643. 


HlousE OF COMMONS; v. Accounts, 161, 162, 510, 511, 512. 
HowTH HARBOUR; v. Accounrts, 313, 315. 

HUSTINGS, Court OF (London); v. Accounts, 433- 
HYDROMETERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 293. 

JACKSON, MR.; v. Accounts, 326. 

JAMAICA :— 


318. Return of the Civil, Ecclesiastical and Military Establishments of Jamaica, the 
Expenses of which are defrayed by any Revenue raised in that Island; printed 36h 
(Sess. Papers, n° 58. vol. xx x1.) 
319. Copy of the Report made in 1822, by the Committee of the House of Assembly in 
Jamaica appointed to inquire into and represent to the House the present situation 
of the Sugar Planters; and Copies of a Patent of Land in the said Island, granted 
by the Crown, on 11th November 1690, to Christopher Senior; and of another Pa- 
tent of Land granted on 24th February 1745, to A. Arcedeckne; Referred 109 - 
320. Copy of all Manumissions granted in the Island of Jamaica, from ist January 1825 
to 31st December 1830; printed256 - (Sess. Papers, n° 365. vol. xLvu1.) 
321. Copies of all Communications from Jamaica relating to the Trial of George Ancle 
and Samuel Swiney, Negro Slaves, for certain alleged Offences relating to Religious 
Worship ; and of all Communications received relating to the adoption or rejection, 
in the ess of Assembly, of a Law for abolishing the practice of punishing Fe- 
males by the Whip, in Jamaica ; printed 338 - (Sess. Papers, n° 480. vol. xLvI!.) 
322. Copy of any Report or Reports from the Bishop of Jamaica, showing the means fur- 
nished by that Colony for the religious Instruction of the Coloured and Slave Popt| 
lation ; Number of Churches, &amp;c.; printed 338 - (Sess. Papers, N°481. vol. xLy11.) 
323. Communications made to Government by the Earl of Belmore, relative to the Re- 
bellion in Jamaica, received subsequently to those already presented to the House : 
printed 338 - - - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 482. vol. xxvii.) 
324. Return of all Teachers or Preachers, and Persons connected with Missionary Esta- 
blishments in Jamaica, who have been arrested during the present year, &amp;c. ; - 
printed 338 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 482. vol. xLvit.) 
325. Copy of Report of a Committee of the House of Assembly of Jamaica, appointed to 
a into the Cause of, and Injury sustained by, the recent Rebellion in tat 
Colony; printed439_ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 561. vol. xivit.) 
326. Copy of Correspondence relative to the Punishment of two Female Slaves belonging 
to Mr. Jackson, Custos of Port Royal; printed 589 - ~ - - z 
(Sess. Papers, N° 737. vol. xLv11.) 
of Despatch from the Earl of Dartmouth to Sir Basil Keith, Governor of Ja-) 
maica, with Memorials on the subject of an Act passed by the Assembly of Jamaica, 
in 1774, imposing a Duty on Slaves imported; printed 589 - - - - 


— V. Accounts, 651, 724, 726. (Sess. Papers, N°-738. vol. xLvi!.) 
JEFFCOTT, MR. JUSTICE; v. Accounts, 650. 
JESUITS :— 

328. Return of Jesuits, and Members of other Religious Orders, registered under ~| 





327- 


10 Geo. IV. c. 7, in Great Britain and Ireland; printed 40 - - 


JEWELLERY; v. ACCOUNTS, 213. (Sess. Papers, n° 66, vol. xxx.) 
IMPERIAL GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY :— 
329. Return of the Contingency Fund - - = - a ae a ee oe a 


IMPORTATIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 183, 187, 190, 192 to 195, 197, 199, 202 fo 209, 211, 213, 
215 to 218, 221, 222, 224, 231 to 236, 241, 242. 


IMPORTS AND EXPORTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 197, 209, 221, 222, 236, 242. 


VOL. 87.——Sess. 1831-2. E 


Ordered. 





by Act. 


King’s 


Commund. 


by Act. 


22 


by Act. 





13 


by Address 
of last Session. 


by Address, 


by Address, 


by Address, 





by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address, 


by Address, 


by Act. 

















Presented, 





105 


213 


323 


464 


50 


38 


108 


256 


338 


338 


338 


338 


40 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


INCOME AND EXPENDITURE; v. ACCOUNTS, 559; 562, 574 587, 589- 
INCREASE AND DIMINUTION OF SALARIES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 505. 
INSOLVENT DEBTORS; v. Accounts, 348, 495- 


INSOLVENT DEBTORS CouRT :— 

330. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted, in the Quarter from 1st January to 31st 
March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, for paying 
the Salaries of the Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors Court, of their Clerks, 
and of the Contingent Expenses of their Office ; — 106. Referred 271 - 

INTESTATES :— (Sess. Papers, N° 158. vol. xxvii.) J 


331. Returns of the Number of Cases and the Names of the Parties, in which the Crown 
has administered to the Estate and Effects of Persons who have died intestate, 
leaving no lawful Issue, since the year 1824 to 1830, both inclusive; printed 235 
(Sess. Papers, n° 343- vol. xxxv.) 
JOHNSTON, MR.; v. Accounts, 374. 


Joint Stock BANKS:— 
332. Account of Places where United or Joint Stock Banks have been established under) 
the Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 46, since 5th May 1830; printed 345 - - - f 
Ionraw IsLanps :— (Sess. Papers, N° 495. vol. x xvi.) 


333- Account of Expenses incurred by Great Britain, in 1830 and 1831, for the support of 
the Military, Naval and Civil Establishments in the Ionian Islands ; and the amount 
of Revenue collected in those Islands, in each of those years - - . “J 


TRELAND :— 
334- Return of the Number of Green Wax Processes issued from the Pipe Office in ns 
to levy Fines imposed on Jurors at each Assizes, for the last Five years - + 
335- ——-— of the Advertisements published in Dublin by the Clerks of the Roads, or other 
Officers of the General Post Office in Ireland, for the sale and delivery of Englisb,} 
Irish, and Foreign Newspapers ; and, Statement of the Profit derived from such Trade 
of the Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland, during we 
Quarter, since 5th January 1830 to 5th October 1831 - - - - * 


337- Accounts of Sums received tee Commissioners of First Fruits in Ireland, since eal 





336. 


Union, under the heads of Parliamentary Grants, Compensation for Boroughs sup- 
pressed, &amp;c. and Expenditure thereout; printed 54 - - - - . ° 
(Sess. Papers, N° gi. vol. xxx.) 
[Returns to be made forthwith, 43.] 

— of the several Sums expended by the Trustees of the Parish of Saint George, 
Dublin, in erecting, furnishing and ornamenting the Parish Church, in each Year 
since the commencement of the Building ; and Number of Houses subject to the 
levy of Church Rates and Ministers’ Money; printed 43 oe er 

(Sess. Papers, n° 77. vol. xLv.) 

339. Return of the Quantity of Common Glass Bottles manufactured in Ireland from 5th 
January 18g0 to 5th July 1831, with the amount of Excise Duty chargeable thereon 

340. Returns of the Number of Warrants for the Commission of Justice of the =| 





338. 


prepared by the Secretary of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland since 1st January 
1831, and the amount of Fee payable on each Warrant; printed 54 - - — = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 93. vol. xxxv.) 
341. Return of the Population of the several Counties in Ireland, as enumerated in 1831 ; 
printed 38 - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 60. vol. xxXvI.) 
of the Number and Amount of Debentures issued by the Undertakers of | 





342. a 
Lagan Navigation, the Names of the Holders, and Sums paid for Interest, &amp;c. 


during the last Seven years, ending in December 1831; printed148- - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 204. vol. xLv.) 
343. ——— of all Superannuations granted to Constables and Sub-Constables of Police 
in Ireland; stating the Periods of Service, and cause of their Superannuations ; 
printed 252 . - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 359. vol. x xvi.) J 
of the Names of all Stipendiary Magistrates in Ireland, with the Dates of 





_ their pew my the Names of the Counties in which they have served, their 
period of Service in each County, Amount of Salary, &amp;c.; printed 252 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 360. vol. xx x111.) 
345. Copy of the Charter of the University of Dublin; Number of Students admitted to 
Scholarships during each of the last Five years, and of their present Number 
printed 181 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 264. vol. xiv.) 
[Order for Copy of Charter discharged ; and another Order made, 68. Return respecting Students to be made forthwith, 166.] 
346. Return of the Number of Days the Court of Exchequer Chamber. in Dublin sat for) 
the Dispatch of Business, and the Names and Number of Cases they heard in each | 
of the last Two years; printed117  - (Sess. Papers, n°176. vol. xxxv.) 
347. Returns of Fees received by the Commissioners of Bankrupt in Dublin, for the Years 
1829, 1830 and 1831 ; also by the Secretary of Bankrupts, by the Clerk of Inrolments, 
and others, for the same period; printed 235 (Sess. Papers, N° 332. vol. xx xv.) 


348. Return of the Number of Persons discharged by the Court of Insolvents in Dublin) 
and in the several Counties of Ireland, during the last Three years; and, Statement | 
of the Salaries and Emoluments of the Officers of the said Court; printed 409 - | 

(Sess. Papers, n° 530. vol.xxxv.) 

349- Copies of the Charters granted by Elizabeth and James I. to the University of Dublin; 

printed 181 -— - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 264. vol. xiv.) 


350. Return of all Writs for Service issued out of the Courts of Chancery, Equity, Exche-) 
—. King’s Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer of Pleas in Ireland, for the last 
hree years, stating those in each year separately . wi ce - - if | 


—— ofthe Amount of Monies received by the Society of the King’s Inns in Dub-} 

lin, in each year since 1793, from Students at Law; and other ee relating 
thereto; printed 294 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 410. vol. xxxv.) f 

352. Accounts of Stamp Duties received on certain Law Proceedings in Ireland, in the 


Court of Chancery and a Side of the Court of Exchequer; and, Account of 
Sums paid into the Receipt of the Exchequer in Ireland on account of Stamp Duties, 





351. 


under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 78, in the year ended 5th January 1832; printed89 —-- 
(Sess. Papers, n° 133. vol. xxxtv.) 





Ordered. 


King’s 
Command. 


399 


415 


14 


16 


19 


22 


34 


38 


57 


60 


60 


62 


65 


68 


79 


79 


by Act. 


Presented. 


106 
166 
{82 


345 


40 


36 


24 


54 


40 


36 


38 


117 
252 
252 


169 


117 


209 
409 





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IRELAND-— continued. 


353 
354 


. Return of the Name of every Parish in Ireland in which an Agreement has been made} 
under the Tithe Composition Act; printed g2 (Sess. Papers, n°196. vol. xxx.) f 

. Tenth Report of the Inspectors-General, on the general State of the Prisons of Ireland; 
printed100 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n°152. vol. xx111.) 





355: Copy of a Circular Letter, addressed by the Trustees for the building of Saint 
George’s Church in Dublin, to the Committee of the said Parish, in the month of 
January 1813; printed 234 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 328. vol. xv.) 

356. Return of the Number of Persons now confined in the Gaols of Ireland for Offences 
against the Game Laws; printed 117 - (Sess. Papers, N° 175. vol. xxx1II.) 

357- Copy of the Lord Lieutenant’s Warrant in the matter of William Edward Porter, Gen-) 
tleman, Clerk of the Recognizances in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, year to 
2d November 1831 - . - - - . - - ~ - - -J 

358. of the Compromise or Agreement entered into, in 1824, with the Executrix of the 
late Colonel Browne, the Agent for Recruiting in Ireland, for the payment of 
£.170,000 due by Colonel Browne at the time of his decease; printed 180 - = - 

(Sess. Papers; n° 262. vol. xxvit.) J 

359- 


360. 


361. 


362. 


363. 


364. 


365. 


366. 


Secretary of Ireland, to the several Courts of Justice, as to the Suggestions of the 
Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry ; printed 138. (Sess. Papers, n° 192. vol. xx xv.) 


Return of all Sums received in the Office for the Registration of Deeds in Dublin, 
during each of the years ended 5th January 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831 and 1832 ; and 
the Payments made during the same period on account of Salaries - - 

of the Number of Steam Packets employed at Donaghadee and Port Patrick, 
Liverpool and Dublin, Holyhead and Dublin, and Milford and Waterford; the 
Tonnage and Powers of Engines of each; and the Number of Packets employed, in 
the Years 1830 and 1831; printed213 - (Sess. Papers, n° 302. vol. xxx1Vv.) 

Copy of a Letter from the Chief Secretary for Ireland to his Grace the Duke of: 
Leinster, on the formation of a Board of Commissioners for Education in Ireland, 
dated Irish Office, London, October 1831; printed142 - - ° + pa 

(Sess. Papers, n° 196. vol. xx1x.) 

—— of any Conviction under the Alien Act by the Magistrates of the head Police} 

Office in Dublin, within the last five weeks - - - “ * -f 


Return, stating the period at which the Annesley Bridge was commenced, and che 


Copies of any Answers received to a Letter dated 26th January 1831, from the Chief ! 





finished, the original Estimate of Expense, and the Sums expended on it; and other 
particulars relating to the said Bridge. Referred 271 - - cs « - 
Copy of the Appointment of W. M. M‘Causland and Robert Long, as Joint Secreta- 
ries of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland; and, Copy of the Appointment of Richard 
Lockwood, Esq. as Secretary to the Lord Chancellor Manners; similar Return 
as to the Appointment of Robert Long, Esq. by the Lord Chancellor Hart; 
printed 234 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 329. vol. xxxv.) 


—— of the General Warrant for the Commission of Justices of the Peace for the 
County of Sligo - a « ~ « “ * 1 in i. i ie 


Quarter, from 5th January 1830 to 5th January 1832; printed 170 - - - 


367. Account of the Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland, in st 


368. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 242. vol. xxxIv.) 


Return of the several Sums of Money annually distributed for the last Ten years, under 
the Will of Tho* Charlton, Esq. in pursuance of Act 40 Geo. III. c. 35; 
printed 294 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 411. vol. xxix.) 





369. — of the different Suits instituted by the Commissioners of Charitable Donations 
in Ireland, since their appointment ; printed 294 (Sess. Papers, N° 412. vol. xx1x.) 
370. Account of the Value of Personal Property in Ireland passing under Probates and 


Letters of Administration, during the Five years ending 5th January last - = - 


Hanaper in [reland, on Magistrates Commissions, and renewed Commissions and 


371. Return of all Fees and Monies paid into the Office of the Clerk of the Crown " 


372. 


373- 


374- 


377: 
378. 
379: 


380. 


VOL. 87. 


Writs of Dedimus, from 1st January to 10th March 1832 ; printed 234 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 330. vol. xxxv.) 

—— of the Number of Friendly Societies filed by the Clerk of the Peace of each 

County, Riding and Division, City, Borough and Place, in Ireland, since 1st 

January 1793, to the time of making such Return; printed180 - - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 259. vol. xxv1.) 


— of the Number of Days on which the Court of Common Pleas in Ja 








has sat for the Dispatch of Business, from Hilary Term 1830 to Hilary Term 1832 ; 

and the Number of Causes and Motions heard and determined on each day of said 
period; printed252 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°361. vol. xxxv.) 

Returns of the Names of the Clerks of the Roads and Clerks of Express of News- 

apers in Ireland, and Amount of Salaries; and Copies of Correspondence between 

the Duke of Richmond and Mr. Johnston and Sir Francis Freeling ; printed 276 
(Sess. Papers, N° 392. vol. xLv.) 


. Accounts of Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several Counties, Cities 


and Towns in Ireland; Abstract to be printed 209 4 a tegeeth bade aie ume 
(Sess. Papers, n° 298. vol. xv.) 


mitted to the different Gaols for Trial, in the Year 1831; Abstract to be printed 209 
(Sess. Papers, N° 299. vol. xx1x11.) 
Return, by the Registrar of each Diocese in Ireland, of Parishes, the Tithes of which 
are the property of Laymen; printed 234 - (Sess. Papers, N° 326. vol. xxx.) 
First Report of Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, on the State of the rae 
and Bridges under theircare; printed234 (Sess. Papers, n° 327. vol. xxiv.) 
Copies of Papers relating to proposed Improvements in certain Mountain Lands be- 
longing to the Crown in Ireland; printed 246,305 - - - -_ - ; 
: (Sess. Papers, n° 355 &amp; 418. vol. xv.) 
Return of the several Hospitals in Ireland for the reception of Fever Patients only, 
receiving Public Aid either from Parliamentary Grant or local Assessments, speci- 
fying the Number of Admissions for Three Years previous to 1st January last; the J 
fumber of Deaths,Cures,&amp;c.; printed 439 (Sess. Papers, n° 564. vol. xLv.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, 428.] 


. Returns from the several Counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, of the Number of Persons 09] 


Sess. 1831-2. E2 
































Ordered. | Presented, 
92 g2 
by Act. 100 
115 233 
‘hat Seaton’ | 117 
by Act. 117 
134 180 
138 138 
138 209 
138 212 
142 142 
147 170 
164 209 
168 233 
by Address. 169 
by Address. 169 
174 293 
174 293 

175 

180 234 
od 
185 252 
197 276 
by Act. 209 
by Act. 209 
by Address, 233 
by Act. 233 
238 246 
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251 439 





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IRELAND—continued. 


381. 


382. 


383. 


384. 


387. 


388. 


389. 


390. 


391. 


392. 


393+ 


394- 


395- 


306. 


397: 


398. 


399- 


400. 


401. 


402. 


403. 


Copy of any Treasury Minute or Minutes made within the last Year, respecting oe 
Lagan Navigation Company; printed 290 (Sess. Papers, n° 403. vol. xLvV.) 


Return of the Name and Date of Appointment of the Treasurer, Secretary, Collectors) 
and Clerks employed at the Head Police Office, Dublin, holding Situations at 
Salaries of £. 80. per annum, &amp;c.; printed 294 (Sess. Papers, N° 414. vol. xx x11.) j 


of the Name and Date of the Appointment of the Treasurer, ree 





Supervisors, Clerks and Collectors, of the Commissioners for Paving, Lighting, &amp;c. 
the City of Dublin, with the Amount of Salary and Emoluments exceeding £. 80. per 
annum, &amp;c.; printed 294 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 415. vol. xLv.) 


of such Orders, contained in the Draft of Orders of the Court of Chancery i 





Ireland, ordered to be printed on 3d May 1819, if any, as have issued since the said 
gd May 1819, and other Returns relating to the Irish Court of Chancery 
Act, 4 Geo. 1V.c.61; printed 339 - (Sess. Papers, N° 485. vol. xx xv.) 


— of Sums received by the Board of First Fruits in Ireland, from the Union of 
Saint Mary’s, New Ross, during the last Twenty years ; distinguishing the Amount 
received in each year, and the Amount advanced to the said Parish by the Board of 
First Fruits; printed 294 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 416. vol. xxx.) 

of the Number of Applications to the Board of Education in Dublin, for new 
Schools under their System, or for Assistance on behalf of Schools already esta- 
blished, the Number which have been complied with, their Names, &amp;c. ; printed 
313 . - . - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 445. vol. xx1x.) 








of the Act 1 Will. IV. c. 43, determining the Remuneration to be made in respect 

of the renewal of Commissions of the Peace consequent upon the demise of his late 

Majesty; printed 322 - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 463. vol. xx xv.) 

— relating to the Corporation of the Borough of Coleraine; printed 293 } 
(Sess. Papers, n° 40g. vol. xx xvI.) 


——— of any Treasury Minute or Minutes made in pursuance of or since the 4 








of the Number of sturdy Beggars and Vagrants received into the Workhouse 
at Cork, in each of the last Twenty years, and other Returns relating thereto ; 
printed 442 - : - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 565. vol. xiv.) 


— of the Amount levied on the Parishes in the City of Waterford and in the 
ps of Limerick, for the Maintenance of Foundlings or Deserted Children, during 
each of the Three last years; printed 442 (Sess. Papers, N° 565. vol. xiv.) 


Copy of Instructions given by the Chief Secretary for Ireland with reference to =| 





Cities and Boroughs in Ireland sending Representatives to Parliament ; likewise 
Copy of any Letter or Report received by the Chief Secretary in answer to such 
Instructions; printed 313, 393 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 435. vol. xxxvi.) 


Accounts of Sums directed to be levied in each and every Parish in Ireland, in Easter 
Week 1832, under the head of Parochial Rates ; and, of the Sums levied in 1830 
and 1831 - . - - - - - - - . - - - 


Copy of the Warrant of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, granting Compensation to 
John Brenan, esq. one of the Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery, to 2d No- 
vember 1831 - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - 


Account of the several Amounts paid from the Exchequer in Ireland, in 1831, under 
separate heads, for Half Pay and Retired Superannuation Allowances ; distinguish- | 
ing the Amounts and Departments; printed 323 - - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 469. vel. xxv.) { 
of the Number of Persons in Holy Orders in the Church of Rome, who have 
during the last twelve years been convicted of celebrating any Marriage between 
two Protestants, or between a Protestant and a Papist, &amp;c.; printed 479 - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 589. vol. xxx.) 


of the Salaries and Emoluments of the different Curates, in each and every 
Benefice in Ireland, specifying the Number of Years such Curates may have been 
employed, and whether employed by Resident or Non-resident Incumbents or Lay 
Impropriators - - - - - - - - - - - - - 








Return of the Number of Freemen created in each Corporate Town, in Ireland, re- 
turning Members to Parliament, from 1st March 1831 to 20th May 1832; distin- 
guishing those who have been declared entitled to their Freedom as of right; 
printed 429 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 550. vol. xxxv1.) 


Copies of all Memorials or Petitions presented to the Lord Lieutenant or the Lord 
Chancellor of Ireland, or the twelve Judges in Ireland, from the year 1829 to the 


present time, relating to holding the Assizes for the King’s County at Tullamore 
instead of Phillips Town - - - - - - - _ * “ . 


Return of the Sums paid to each News aper in Ireland respectively, for the insertion 
of Government Proclamations, from the period commencing from the date of the 
last Return, and distinguishing the Amount for each Quarter - - - - 


Returns of the Names of the Magistrates in the Commission of the Peace, of those 
who have directed a Writ of Dedimus for the renewal of their Commissions, and 
of those who have been superseded during the last Six months ; printed 409 - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 531. vol. xxxv.). 


Statement of the Estimates for Miscellaneous Services for Four Quarters of 1832-3, 
compared with the Estimates for Four Quarters of 1831; Estimate of the Sum 
necessary to enable the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to issue Money in aid of Schools 
and for the advancement of Education, in the Five Quarters commencing 1st 
January 1832, and ending 31st March 1833; Estimate of the Expense of sup- 
porting the Protestant Charter Schools and other Charitable Institutions in ets ; 
printed 418. Referred 500 = - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 542. vol. XXVII.) J 


Copy of Letter addressed by the Secretary of the Irish Society, Guildhall, London, zt 


=" 





Mr. Spring Rice, on the subject of not filling up the vacant situation of Governor 
of Londonderry and Culmore Forts; and Copy of the Appointment of the late 
General Hart, as Governor; printed 455 - (Sess. Papers, N° 575. Vol. XLV.) 


Copies of Copenpentenas between the Treasury and the Post Office in Ireland, on 
the subject of the Dismissal of George Dallas Mills and Clotworthy Dobbin Devitt, 
from the Post Office in Ireland, with 


the Minutes of Evidence relating to these 
cases - - - - 





Ordered. 





256 


262 


262 


264 


rw} 
j&gt;&gt;) 
nn 


266 


266 


by Address. 


290 


290 


299 


300 


by Act. 


323 


327 


335 


338 


347 


393 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


443 


462 











Presented. 





276 


293 


294 


339 


294 


313 


322 


287 


397 


397 


{ 313 
393 


313 


323 


479 


429 


479 


397 


418 


455 


589 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—eontinued. 


-TRELAN D—continued. 


404. Copy of any Circular Letters signed by Colonel Gossett, sent to the Deputy Lieu- 
tenant of the County of Kerry ; printed 509 - (Sess. Papers, N° 624. vol. x Lv.) 

405. Return of the Names of Deputy Lieutenants of Counties in Ireland, specifying their 
respective Counties ; printed 589 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 741. vol. x Lv.) 

406. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to defray the Expense of Public Works 
in Ireland, for One Quarter of a Year, _— 1st — to ae — 385s 
Referred 499 - - - - - 

407. Estimate of the Sum that will be necessary to defray the Expense of Néa-Com-) 
forming, Seceding and Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland, for One Quarter 
of a Year ending 31st March 1833. Referred 499. f 

408. Copy of the Twentieth Report of the Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts 
in Ireland ; printed 509 - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 75. vol. xx1II.) } 

409. Estimate of the Sum required to pay the annual Compensation awarded to Sir, 
Abraham Bradley King, ¥ oe King’s Stationer in Ireland, for Losses sustained mf 


him by reason of the Revocation of his Patent ; printed 525. Referred 552 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 642. vol. xxvit.) 
410. Return of the Establishment of the Coal Meters of the City of Dublin, nang a 


Ages, length of Service, and average Emoluments ; printed 525 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 643. ve, XLV.) 
411. Return of the Post Office Revenue derived from the several Towns of Down Patrick, 
Killyleagh, Killinchey, wegen me eae eter a ts _ — woe ending 
5th April 1832 - - 
412. Copy of a Letter from the Chief Sicieiniy for re to ie Chief peenrernee of 
the Board of Public Works in Dublin, respecting the segenon of the River 
Shannon, and Correspondence thereon ; printed 586 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 731. vel. X LY.) 
413. Copies of Papers relating to the Dismissal of cenrennnd Dobbin Devitt es mony 
Dallas Mills from the Post Office in Ireland . } 
— V. Accounts, 28, 41, 56, 70, 83, 155, 171, 179, 191, 221, 230, 248, 253, 254, 262, 
291, 292, 296, 298, 307, 313, 315» 440, 441, 444, 541, 561, 573 to 575, 579, 
582, 590, 657, 666, 668, 671, 672, 690, 692, 719. 
TRON; v. Accounts, 195. 
IsLe OF MAn; v. Accounts, 185. 
JUDGES, &amp;c. SALARIES :— 


414. Return of the Salaries of the Judges of the Courts of King’s Bench, other 


Pleas and Exchequer ; together with the Salaries, Fees and Emoluments of their 
Clerks, &amp;c.; printed525 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 644. vol. SHE) 
[Returns to be made forthwith, 504.] 
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS; v. Accounts, 269. 


JUDICIAL FACTORS; v. Accounts, 618. 
JUDICIAL INQUIRY; v. AccouUNTS, 359. 
JURIES; v. AccoUNTS, 274. 

JURORS; v. AccouNTS, 334. 

Jury Court; v. Accounts, 626. 
JUSTICE, COURTS OF ( Westminster :) 


415. Return of the Number of Causes —% for Trial in the Courts of King’s ‘istin| 
Common Pleas and Exchequer, at estminster, on ist August 1832; distin- | 


guishing the Number of Remanents, and the time when the same Remanents were | 
first entered - - ° e &lt; 


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE :— 
416. Return of the Number of Justices of the Peace, in each County, ay and ton “} 


England and Wales, who have qualified ; printed 33 - - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 39. vol. XXXV.) 
417. ——— of the Charges made by the Clerks of the Peace in each County in append 
upon a Dedimus being taken out bya Justice of the Peace; printed 354 - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 498. vol. xxxv.) 
— V. Accounts, 340, 366, 437. 
JUSTICIARY COURTS; v. AccouNTS, 630. 


KENSINGTON PALACE; v. Accounts, 595. 

KENT Coast GUARD; v. Accounts, 196. 

K1D SKINS; v. Accounts, 201. 

KiILMAINHAM HoSPITAL; v. Accounts, 41, 56, 83, 

KING, SiR ABRAHAM BRADLEY; v. Accounts, 409. 

Kine’s BENCH PRISON :— 

418. Return of the Number of Prisoners for Debt in the King’s Bench Prison, distinguish- ‘ 

ing those on Mesne Process from those in Execution, on ist February 1832 ; 
printed 219 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. xxXV.) 

of all Coroner’s Inquests held within the King’s Bench Prison and the i 





419. 


thereof, from ist ny 1825 to the date of the Return within the year 1832 
printed 562 - - - “ " 


Kine’s County ASSIZES; v. Accounts, 398. 
Kina’s INNS (DUBLIN); v. AccounTs, 351. 
LAGAN NAVIGATION; v. Accounts, 342, 381. 
LAMB SKINS; v. Accounts, 201. 
LAMBS’ WooL; v. Accounts, 203. 
LANCASHIRE FooTPATHs:— 

420. Return, from the Office of the Clerk of the Peace for the County of Lancaster, of 


the Number of Footpaths ordered by the Magistrates to be closed, and the Number| 


ordered to be diverted, on 11th Soptenibes 1823, in hues Township of Duxhery, &gt;| 
and other Townships - o ; 


VOL. 87. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 698. vol. xxxv.) 





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Ordered. Presented. 
473 5099 
485 589 

King’ 
Cusmaed. 499 
Commina. | 499 
by Act. 5°9 
King’ 

Casement. 525 
525 525 
577 
7, |, 
589 589 
308 525 
57! 

by Address 9 

last pied 28 

by Address. 354 
148 219 
262 303 

245 419 








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. 1831-2. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


LANCASTER ASSIZES :— 

421. Account of the Number of Prisoners tried at the Lancaster Assizes in each year since 
1823 ; distinguishing the Number from each Hundred from which committed on | 
sent for Trial, and the Total Number committed but not tried within the same } 
period ; printed 505 - a foe - - (Sess. Papers, n° 619. vol. xxxv.) 

422. Copy of the Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Practice o 
the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster, and to consider the propriety of removing 


the Assizes from Lancaster; printed 509 - (Sess. Papers, N° 621. vol. xxxv.) 


LANCASTER COMMON PLEAS :— 


423. Account of the Number of Causes tried at Lancaster, each year since the March 
Assizes 1824 ; distinguishing the Number from each Hundred from which they were 
sent for trial, and the total Number of Causes entered for Trial, but not tried, within 
the same period; printed 455 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 576. vol. xxxv.) 

— V. Accounts, 422. 


LANCASTER, DUCHY OF :— 


424. Papers respecting the Prisage and Butlerage of Wines in the Duchy of Lancaster ; 
printed 429. Referred 480 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 552. vol. x xxiv.) 


LAND REVENUE, AUDITORS OF : 

425. Return of the Amount of Salary and Emoluments derived by William Henry Cooper} 
and Frederick Grey Cooper, Esquires, for the Office of Auditor of the Land Re- 
venues in England, in each of the last Twenty years; and, Copy of the Patent or 
Grant by which they hold their Office ; pre $l -- -- -©- 2 - = 

(Sess. Papers, N° 16. vol. xxv1.) 
LAND TAx; v. Accounts, 579. 
LAND TAX REDEMPTION ACTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 545- 


Law CHARGES :— 


426. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be required in the Quarter from 1st January 
to 31st March 1832, and in the Year from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1893, to 
defray the Expense of Law Charges; printed 195. Referred 271 - = = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvi1.) 
LEAD AND LEAD ORE; v. Accounts, 193. 
LEAF &amp; Co., MESSRS. :— 

427. Copy of the Memorial of Messrs. Leaf &amp; Co. addressed to the Lords of the Treasury 
on the 14th February 1832, for an investigation into the late Proceedings in regard 
to the importation of Foreign Silks, and for restitution of the Penalty of £.20,000 
paid by them; printed 131 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 189. vol. xxxIVv.) | 


— V. Accounts, 188, 210. 
LIFE ANNUITIES; v. Accounts, 247. 
LINENS; v. AccounTs, 183, 299. 


LIVERPOOL Docks :— 
428. Account of Receipts and Disbursements of Dock and Light-House Duties at the 
Port of Liverpool = - - - - - ° “ e é i a 
LIVERPOOL FRANCHISE BILL :— 


429. Return of all Monies paid for Expenses to the Witnesses who have been summoned 
to attend this House in the Committee on the Liverpool Disfranchisement Bill; 
printed 470— = - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 587. vol. xxvi.) i 


LockwooD, RICHARD ; v. Accounts, 365. 
LONDON BRIDGE :— 





sq. and others, relative to the Stability of the new London Bridge ; printed 


430. Copy of the Reports presented to the Corporation of London, by Thomas somet,) 
39 . ~ ° - ° - - - (Ses. Papers, n° 61. vol. xiv.) J 


| 
| 


LONDON, CORPORATION OF :— 


' | 
431. Accounts of Monies received and paid by the Chamberlain of London, viz. of won| 


Produce of the Duties of the Orphans’ Fund, Surpluses and Sums charged 
thereon - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - 
— of Monies received and paid for rebuilding London Bridge, and making} 
Approaches thereto; for paving and lighting, cleansing Sewers, improving the 
Navigation of the River Thames, &amp;c. - es ea ee ce 





432. 


Lonpon, Court oF HUSTINGS :— 


433- Returns from the Court of Hustings of the City of London, stating the nature and 
extent of its Jurisdiction, the Date of the earliest Wills in the Registry of the per | 
Court, the Number proved, and Letters of Administration granted in 1826, 1827 | 
and 1828 - - - - . - . - - - - - - 


LONDONDERRY AND CULMORE FORTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 402. 


LonDON GAZETTE :— 

434. Copy of the Balance Sheet of the Expenses for printing. publishing and conducting 
the London Gazette, together with an Account of all Receipts for Advertisements, 
and the Sale of the Gazette, in 1831; printed 144 - wi - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 200. vol. xx v1.) 
LonG, ROBERT; v. Accounts, 365. 


Lorpbs, House OF; v. Accounts, 510, 511, 512. 
LOTTERY PRIZES; v. Accounts, 100. 
Low WINES; v. Accounts, 662, 669, 672. 


Lucia, SAINT :— 


435- Copies of Memorials and Representations of the Council and Inhabitants of Saint 
Lucia, regarding the Expenditure of the Colony, addressed to Viscount Goderich ; 
and Capies of Despatches in reply to the above; printed 149 - Qe - | 

(Sess. Papers, N° 213. vol. x xxI.) 


— V. AccounTs, 715, 725. 








Ordered. 





419 


by Address. 


419 


419 


16 


King’s 
Command. 


88 


by Act. 


464 


by Act. 


by Act. 


499 


134 


by Address. 





Presented. 


oe 


5°95 


599 


455 


429 


21 


131 


323 


470 


39 


202 


202 


144 


149 





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ACCOUNTS AND .PAPERS—continued. 


LUNATICS :— 
436. Account of Receipts and Payments by the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy, 
from ist January 1830 to ist August 1831 ; printed 182 - . - - ‘| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 266. vol. xx xv.) 
437. Returns of the Number of Houses licensed by the Metropolitan Commissioners in 


Lunacy and Justices of the Peace, in England and Wales, under the Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c.41; the Number in each Establishment, &amp;c. Be) Hat) Oe) GH re 


438. Return of the Number of Lunatics confined under the authority of the Lord Chancellor, 
whose Property amounts to less than £.200 each, and the Amount; and of those 
whose Property amounts to £.200 and upwards; printed 455 = - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 574. vol. xx xv.) 


439. Return of every Lunatic Asylum erected and established under Acts 48 Geo. — 
c. 96, and g Geo. IV, c. 40 . - - - - - - - oe” 


MAGISTRATES; v. Accounts, 344, 416, 417. 
MALCOLM, SIR PULTENEY ; v. Accounts, 487. 


MALT AND BEER :— 


440. Account of the Quantity of Malt manufactured and brought to charge in Scotland and 
Ireland, from 5th January 1830 to 5th January 1831; printed 170 - - . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 243. vol. xx xiv.) 
of Malt charged with Duty in England, Ireland and Scotland; of Malt | 





441. - 
— into each Country ; and, of Malt used in Distillation in Ireland and Scot- 
and, from 1825 to January 1831 ; printed 170. (Sess. Papers, N° 245. vol. xxxIVv.) 


442. Return of Malt made, and Duty thereon, from 10th October 1827 to 10th October 
1831; printed 170 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 252. vol. xxxIv.) 


443. Account of the Number of Brewers, Licensed Victuallers, and Persons licensed under 
the Act to permit the General Sale of Beer by Retail, in the United Kingdom ; 
quantity of Malt used, &amp;c. from 5th January 1831 to the latest period ; printed 158 
(Sess. Papers, N° 223. vol. xxxIv.) 
444. Copy of the Report of the Board of Excise, of 13th May 1831, made to the Treasury, 
on the subject of the Malt Drawback ; and the Answer of the Irish Distillers to te 
allegations of that Report ; printed 100 - (Sess. Papers, N° 150. vol. xxxIVv.) 
MALT DRAWBACK; v. Accounts, 444, 659. 
Matt DRAWBACK AND PROOF SPIRITS; v. Accounts, 664. 
MALT SPIRITS; v. Accounts, 658, 659, 661. 
MANCHESTER BURIALS :— 


445. Account of the Number of Burials in the Town of Manchester, from 1821 to 1830; 
printed 585 - = =&lt; = - = (Sess. Papers, n° 729. vol. xxv.) 
MAN, ISLE OF; v. Accounts, 185. 


MANUFACTURED GOODS; v. Accounts, 217. 


MARGATE HARBOUR :— 


446. Accounts of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Margate Pier and Harbour Com- 
pany, from 8th April 1831 to 2d April 1832 ; printed 562 - ~ - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 699. vol. XLV.) : 


MARINE INSURANCES; v. Accounts, 590. 
MARINE POLICIES; v. Accounts, 590. 
MARINES ; v. Accounts, 466, 481. 

MARITIME TRADE (Sussex); v, Accounts, 187. 
MASTERS IN CHANCERY; v. Accounts, 131. 
MavRITIUS; v. Accounrts, 234. 


MavuRITIUS SLAVE REGISTRY :— 


447- Copy of Correspondence between His Majesty’s Secretary of State and the Governor 
of the Mauritius, respecting the Slave Registry of that Island, since 1st January 
1826 ; printed 235 - - - ei 


MAYENCE CONVENTION; v. Accounts, 712. 

M-: CAUSLAND, W.M.; v. Accounts, 365. 

MEAL; v. Accounts, 167, 168, 171, 172. 

MEDICINES; v. Accounts, 24, 66. 

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT ; v. ACCOUNTS, 92. 
MERCHANT SEAMEN’S SIXPENCES; v. ACCOUNTS, 472. 
MERTHYR TIDVIL; v. Accounts, §19. 

METALS; v. AccounTs, 459. 


Merropo.tis Districts, Poors RATES :— 
448. Return of the several Persons who may have applied to be relieved from the =) 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 333. vol. xLv11.) 


of their Poors Rates in the year 1831, in the several Parishes comprised within 
the limits of the Districts of the Tower Hamlets, Finsbury, Mary-le-bone and 
Lambeth - op Wee gh iit. deh. eR, + ee ee ee 
na [Order for this Return discharged, and Address instead thereof, 81.] 

— of the several Persons who have applied to be relieved from the payment 
of their Poors Rates, in the year 1831, in the several Parishes omnestauh within 
the limits of the Districts of the Tower Hamlets, Finsbury, Mary-le-bone, and 
Lambeth eo: Sle ee Fy a ae ee, ae 


METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROADS :— 


450. Sixth Annual Report of the Commissioners of the Metropolis Turnpike Roads north 
of the Thames; printed 315 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 449. vol. xx11I.) } 


METROPOLIS WATER:— 
451. Copy of a Letter from Sir Francis Burdett to Mr. Stewart, of the Treasury, wih 





449. 


25th January 1831, and other Papers, relating to the supply of the Metropolis with 


Water; printedi4g - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 208. vol. xxv1.) 


VOL. 87. 





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Ordered. | Presented. 
by Act. 182 
by Address, 397 
by Address. 455 
by Address. 496 
17 23 
18 23 
19 24 
20 158 
79 100 
by Address. 305 
by Act. 546 
by Address 
last Session, 187 
81 
by Address. 209 
by Act. 315 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


METROPOLIS WATER—continued. 

452. Copies of Memorial to the Treasury, of 8th June 1831, from the Directors of the 
Grand Junction Waterworks, and Correspondence thereupon between the Treasury 
and the Directors of the Company; printed283 - - - - - -= 

(Sess. Papers, n° 397. vol. xxv.) 

453- Copy of the Minute of Treasury, —— the payment of £.1,000 to Mr. Tel- 
ford, for Expenses incurred in his Survey forsupplying the Metropolis with pure 
Water, as stated in the Account for Civil Contingencies for 1831; printed 276. 
Referred 466 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, N° 393. vol. x xvi.) 

of a Letter addressed on or about the 17th March last, to the Honourable 
Mr. Stewart, Secretary to the Treasury, by the Directors of the Grand Junction 
Waterworks; printed 283 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 397. vol. xxvi.) 





454- 


METROPOLITAN PARISHES :— 

455. Return, from the Churchwardens and Overs¢ers of the Poor of the several Parishes 
within the Metropolitan Police District, of the Number of resident Householders in 
each Parish, and the Number of Persons rated to the relief of the Poor for one year 
or more; printed 57 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 95. vol. xLtv.) 

[ Parishes who have not made Returns, to do so forthwith, 57.) 





456. from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the several Parishes within the) 


Metropolitan Police District, of the Number of rated Householders in each i 
Parish - - - ° ° ° : - ° ‘ ° * . « 


[Returns to be made forthwith, 57.] 


METROPOLITAN POLICE :— 


457- Account of all Monies demanded, received and expended for the purposes of the 
Metropolitan Police, made up to 31st December 1831 ; printed 442 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 566. vol. xx x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 455, 456- 


MILITARY ASYLUMS; v. AccounrTs, 13, 28, 70. 
MILITARY CANAL; v. Accounts, 594. 
MILITARY COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 26, 27, 68, 69. 





MILITARY EXPENDITURE (France) :— 
458. Copy of Dr. Bowring’s Report on the Military Expenditure of France; printed 470) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 586. vol. xxviir.) Jf 
MILITARY PENSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 39, 40, 45, 79, 81, 82. 


MILITIA; v. Accounts, 38, 80. 
MILLS, GEORGE DALLAS; v. Accounts, 403, 413. 


MINES (America and Russia) :— 
459- Returns, from the British Diplomatic and Consular Agents in the several ee | 
Countries of America and Russia, relative to Precious Metals raised, coined, &amp;c. in J 


those Countries; printed 237 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 338. vol. xv.) 


MINT AND COINAGE :— 
460. Account of the Quantity of Pounds Weight of Gold received into the Mint, and Value 
of Monies coined, from €th August 1831 to gth February 1832; printed 89 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 135. vol. xxvI.) 
461. Estimate of the Sum required, during the Quarter from ist January to 31st March 
1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833, to defray the 4 
traordinary Expenses of the Mint in the Coinage of Gold; printed 195. Referred 


271 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xXvil.) 


MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES :— 
462. Statement of the Estimates for Miscellaneous Services, for Four Quarters of 1832-3, 
compared with the Estimates for Four Quarters of 1831; printed 106. 194. 200 
Referred 271 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 157. vol. xxvu1.) 
463. ————— of the Estimates of the Miscellaneous Expenditure for Colonial Establish- 
ments, &amp;c. for Four Quarters of 1832-3, compared with the Estimates for the same 
Service for Four Quarters of 1831; printed256. Referred 271 - - - “ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 158. vol. xxvii.) 
MISSIONARIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 324. 


MITCHELL, JOSEPH; v. ACCOUNTS, 635. 
MONIES IN THE EXCHEQUER; v. AccounrTs, 563. 


MORTALITY (Comparative) :— 
464. Return of the Number of Persons buried, and at what oe buried, from 1813 to 
1830, in Essex, Rutland, and several other Counties and Places; printed 524 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 638. vol. xLv.) 
NATIONAL DEBT; v. Accounts, 101, 244 to 254, 575. 


NATIONAL GALLERY AND RECORD OFFICE :— 
465. Estimate of the Sum which will be required in the year ending 31st March 1833 for) 
the erection of a National Gallery and Record Office; printed 504. Referred 513 
(Sess. Papers, N° 611. vol. x xvi.) [ 
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE, SCHOOL OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 490. 








Navy :— 
466. Estimate of the Charge of Wages and Victuals for the Seamen and Marines to serve 
in His Majesty’s Fleet, for 1832 ee ee ae ee } 
467. —— of the Ordinary of the Navy, for1832 - - - - - - = 
° 468. of the Charge for Works in His Majesty’s Yards, and for the Payment of } 
the Hire of Transports, for 1832 . - - - - - - - - 
469. — of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy, to 31st December 1831 - é ° 


port, the Amount paid for a hired Merchant Ship of the same tonnage, and the | 
estimated Cost of adapting His Majesty’s Ships Romney and Ceylon for Troop 


470. Accounts of Expenses incurred in equipping His Majesty’s Ship Romney as a Ty 
(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxx1v.) 


Ships, &amp;c.; printed 110 = &gt; 


. 





Ordered. 


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138 


244 


244 


10 


21 


by Act. 


460 


by Address 

6 Apr.1830, 

and 22 Feb. 
1832. 


by Address. 


King’s 


Command. 


King’s 


Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command, 


17 
17 
17 
17 


39 








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276 


276 


36 
93 


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194 


105 
1198 
200 


256 


524 


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Nav y—continued. 


471. 


472. 


473- 


474- 


475. 
476. 


477: 
478. 


479» 


480. 


481. 


482. 


483. 


484. 


485. 


486. 


487. 


488. 


489. 


Re as Le a 


490. 


Return of the Number of Troops which His Majesty’s Ships Romney and Ceylon, 
fitted as Transports, are respectively capable of carrying; the Quantity of Tonnage 
that would be required for conveying the same Number of Troops in Merchant 
Ships hired as Transports, &amp;c.; printed110 (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxx1Vv.) 

—-— of the gross Amount collected in each of the last Five years, from the Wages 
of Seamen in His Majesty’s Navy, under the Act of William &amp; Mary, for the use of 
Greenwich Hospital ; and also, the gross Amount collected from the Wages of 
Seamen in the Merchant Service; printed 106 - wis a ee 

(Sess. Papers, n° 156. vol. xxvii.) 

(No. 1.)—Estimates of the Navy, from 1st January to 31st March 1832; printed 
76. Referred 97 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 115. vol. xxVII.) ] 

Estimate of the Expense of the Victualling and Medical Departments of the Navy, 
from ist January to gist March, 1832; printed 76. Referred 97 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 115. vol. x xXvIt.) 

(No. 2.)—Estimates of the Navy,for the Year 1832-3; printed 76. Referred200 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 116. vol. xxvii.) 

Estimate of the Expense of the Victualling and Medical Departments of the Nav 

from ist April 1832 to g1st March 1833; printed 76. Referred 200 - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xxvil.) 

Papers A. and B.—Navy and Victualling Effective Service; printed 76. Referred 
200 -_ eh ei ee ee (Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xx vit.) 

Papers C. and D.—Navy and Victualling Non-effective Service; printed 76. Re- 
ferred 200 - . - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xxvii.) 

Grand Total of Naval Estimate; printed 76. Referred 200 - - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xxviI.) J 
Statement of the Receipt and Expenditure of His Majesty’s Navy, between 1st Ja- 
nuary and 31st December 1831; and, Sums voted for Victualling the Navy, *" 


ae 


y; 





other Sums received and expended, for the same period; printedg4 - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 140. vol. xxvII.) 
Returns of the Number of Officers in the Navy and Royal Marines who have been) 
promoted by Brevet since the accession of His present Majesty; printed 161 -¢ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 228. vol. xxvit.) J 
— showing the Number of Commissioned Officers of the Navy, of each rank, 
who have been removed from the List by death; and, the Number who have a 





promoted between 1st January and 31st December 1831; printed 161 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 229. vol. xxvul.) 
Statement of the Period to which the Issue Notes from the several Dock Yards had been 


osting has been brought up at the present time; printed176 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 253. vol. xxvit.) 
Copy of an Admiralty Order or Orders to the Commissioners of the Navy, dated in 
the early part of the Year 1830, directing 6,000 Men and ae to be consi- 
dered as the Total Number to be borne in His Majesty’s Dock Yards; and, the 
Number borne on ist May 1830, 1831 and 1832; printed176 - - 
(Sess Papers, n° 256. vol. xxvil.) 
—— ofa Letter from the Secretary of the Admiralty, to the Navy Board, dated be 


— in the Navy Office Ledgers on the 14th of February, and to what Date 5 


February 1832, respecting the State of the Store Ledgers; with the Reply of the 
Navy Board to the same, dated 2d March 1832; printed 176 - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 255. vol. xxvii.) 
of a Letter from the Secretary of the Admiralty, to the Navy Board, dated 29th 
February 1832, directing them to transmit a Return of the Number of Inferior Offi- 
cers, Workmen and Apprentices discharged in 1830 and 1831; and the Numbers 
entered in those years, to supply those vacancies - - - - - - 


of a Report from Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm to the Admiralty, respect- 
ing the Falmouth Packet Establishment, dated 16th January 1832; printed 176 - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 257. vol. xxvii.) f 








proposed new Docks and River Wall at Woolwich Yard; printed 269 


(Sess. Papers, n° 378. vol. xxvit.) 
of the Letter of Vice Admiral Sir Edward Codrington to the Secretary of the 
Admiralty, of 6th October 1827; Extracts from the , Books of the Asia, of 

2d October, relating to the affair off Patras; and of the Eipenditate of Gunpow- 

and Shot on board His Majesty’s Ships Asia and Dartmouth, between 1st and 1oth 

October 1827 - - - - -— = - 
Copy, or Extracts, from the Report of the Commissioners for Revising the Civil 

Affairs of the Navy, in 1806, which refer to the necessity of a School of Naval Archi- 

tecture in this Country, and other Papers relating thereto - - 
V. AccounTs. 208, 219, 229. 


—— of the Report and Estimate from Mr. Brunell, accompanied with a Plan of t 





Navy BoaRD; v. Accounts, 485, 486. 
Navy OFFICE; v. Accounts, 483. 
NETHERLANDS; v. Accounts, 691, 698, 700, 703, 712. 
NETHERLANDS FORTIFICATIONS:— 
491. Return of Sums contributed by Great Britain for the erection of Fortifications in the 


NEw BRUNSWICK; v. AccouNTS, 708. 


with Holland, under the Convention of 13th August 1814; printed 28. - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 25. vol. xx v1.) 


Netherlands, or towards the Defence and Incorporation of the Belgic —s 


NEw CHURCHES; v. ACCOUNTS, 142 to 144, 635. 
NEWFOUNDLAND :— 


492. Copy of Commission appointing Captain Sir Thomas John Cochrane Governor of the 


493- 


— V. AccounTs, 535. 


VOL. 87. 





Colony of Newfoundland, and authorizing him to convoke a Legislative Assembly} 
of the Colony ; printed 385. Referred 386. (Sess. Papers, N° 515. vol. xx x11.) 


of the Royal Instructions to the Governor of Newfoundland, and of Despatches 
from Lord Goderich to him, transmitting the Commission ; printed 563 


(Sess. Papers, n° 704. vol. xx x11.) 





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60 105 
- - - - 601 
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152 176 
152 176 
176 176 
176 260 
176 176 
269 269 
539 545 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
NEWHAVEN, PorRT OF; v. Accounts, 187. 


New Soutu WALES :— 
494. Return of the Number of Convicts in New South Waies on 1st January and ist July 
(or any other two periods) in each Year, from 1826 to 1828, both inclusive, oer 


the Number assigned as Servants, &amp;c.; printed 10g - - ~ _ 


(Sess. Papers, n° 161. vol. xx x11.) 
495. Copy of an Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, passed by the Governor and 
Legislative Council of New South Wales, and of any Instructions given by the 
Secretary of State with respect to Public Officers taking the Benefit of such Act; 
prinediog - - - + - = (Sess. Papers, n° 162. vol. xxx11.) 
496. Copies of the Laws and Ordinances passed by the Governor and Council of New 
South Wales, 1829-30; printed 109 - (Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. xxx11.) 
497. Copy of the Instructions issued by the Governor of New South Wales, for the Regu- 
lation of the Penal Settlements ; printed 235 (Sess. Papers, n° 336. vol. xx x11.) 


498. Copies of the Royal Instructions respecting the Establishment and Duties of may 
Commissioners for apportioning the Territory of New South Wales, and other‘ 
Returns relative thereto ; printed 282 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 394. vol. xx x11.) 


Accounts of the Annual Expense of the Three New South Wales Veteran Companies, 


499- 
from their formation in 1825 to the present period; Correspondence from “sl 


Governor of New South Wales to the General Commanding in Chief, relative to 
these Companies, &amp;c.; printed 509 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 625. vol. xxx11.) 
[ Return to be made forthwith, 473.] 
— V. Accounts, 166, 285, 684. 
New SoutH WALES AND VAN DIEMEN’S LAND :— 
500. Returns of the Expenditure of the Colonies of New South Wales and Van Diemen’s 
Land, and the Number of Convicts sent to New South Wales, from ist January 
1830 to ist January 1831 ; printed 439 - (Sess. Papers, n° 563. vol. xxx11.) 
501. Return of the Alienations of Crown Lands in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s | 
Land, during the last Ten years; printed 496 (Sess. Papers, n° 606. vol.xxx11.) J 
502. Returns of Sentences of the several Courts of Justice - - - « é a 
NEWSPAPER STAMPS; v. Accounts, 367, 560, 565, 571, 627. 
NEWSPAPERS; v. AccounrTs, 335,374 
NEWSPAPERS, PAMPHLETS, &amp;c.; v. Accounts, 560. 
New STREETS; v. Accounrs, 558. 
NICOLL, ALEXANDER; v. Accounts, 623. 
NORTH AMERICA :— 


503. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses of the Ecclesiastical Establish- 
ment of the British North American I’rovinces, from ist January 1832 to 31st 
March 1833; printed 256. Referred 271 - (Sess. Papers, n° 362. vol. xxvit.) 
— V. Accounts, 285. 
NORTHERN LIGHTHOUSES ; v. Accounts, 633. 
NoTARIES; v. Accounts, 628. 
Nova ScoTiA; v. AccounNTS, 535. 
OATS; v. ACCOUNTS, 173. 
OFFICE OF SPEAKER; v, AccounrTs, 655. 
OFFICES IN THE COLONIES :— 
504. Return of Persons holding Offices in the Colonies, who are not in the execution of 
their Duties ; printed 109 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 164. vol. xxx11.) 
OFFICES, PUBLIC :— 


505- Accounts of Increase and Diminution in the Number of Persons employed in all 
Public Oftices or Departments, or in their Salaries; Abstract to be printed 233 


(Sess. Papers, n° 342. vol. xxv1.) 


OLIVE OIL; v. ACCOUNTS, 232. 
ORDNANCE; v. Accounts, 48, 49, 52, 53, 58, 90, 123. 


OTLEY, Mr. Brook T.:— 


506. Copies of the Date of the Appointment of Mr. Brook T. Otley as Trustee for the 
Crown in settling the Affairs of the late Colonel Browne, as General Agent for | 
Recruiting, with the Salary and Allowances paid to him in each year ; Copy of the | 
Appointment of Mr. Otley, and Statement of the Balances due to the Public by the | 
late Colonel Browne at the time of his decease; printed 44 - = - - - J | 

‘fess. Papers, N° 79. vol. xxvut.) } 
OUTFIT OF PLATE AND EQUIPAGE :— 

507. Returns of the Officers for whom Services of Plate are provided at the Public 
Expense, and of the several Public Officers who are allowed for Outfit of Equipace | 
or for Plate on their several Appointments to Offices at Home and Abroad - J 


OvuTIA, NARROBA GOVIND; v. Accounts, 280. 


OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES :— 


508. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the Year 1832 to pay the Salaries and 
Allowances granted to certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and 7 


bridge, for reading Courses of Lectures ; printed 106. Referred 271 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 158. vol. xxvit.) 


PALM OIL; v. Accounts, 231. 
PANCRAS, SAINT, PARISH OF :— 


509. Returns of the Number of Persons in the said Parish, on 17th March 1832, who had 
been rated to the relief of the Poor for the whole Year immediately preceding ; and 
the Number of Declarations or Votes forand against the adoption of the Act for the 
regulation of Vestries in the said Parish —- - - - - | 

[Return to be made forthwith, 275.] 
PAMPHLETS; v. Accounts, 560. 


PAPER (EXCISE PROSECUTIONS); v. ACCOUNTS, 292. 











Ordered. | Presented. 
by Address, 
11 June 108 
18g0. 
by Address. 108 
by Act. 108 
by Address. 1 87 
by Address. 275 
329 504 
by Address 439 
by Address.| 496 
by Address. 509 
King’s 
Command, 256 
by Act. 1 08 
by Act. 1 o8 
44 233 
134 44 
King's 
Command, 106 
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PARLIAMENT :— 
510. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Salaries and Allowances to 
the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons; printed 106. Referred ani} 
(Sess. Papers, N° 158. vol. xxvii.) 
511. ——-—— of the Sum that will probably be required in the Quarter from 1st January, 
to 31st March 1832, and from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to defray the 
Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Commons; printed 106. Referred 271 
(Sess. Papers, n° 158. vol. xxvii.) | 
— of the Amount that will probably be required in the Year 1832, to defray 
the Expense of printing Acts of Pailionent, Bills, Reports and other Papers, for | 
the two Houses of Parliament; printed 195. 





512. 


Referred 271 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° a8. vol. XXV11.) 
— V. Accounts, 162. 


PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION :— 


513. Copy of Instructions given by the Secretary of State for the Home Department, with 
reference to Parliamentary Representation ; and Copies of Letters or Reports received 
by the Secretary of State in answer to such Instructions ; printed 28, 30, 36, 
(Sess. Papers, n* 17, 18,19. vol. xxxVI; 
21, 32,42, 41, 44, 107,31. vol. xxxVI. ) 
514. Return of the Ten first Boroughs in Lieutenant Drummond’s List ; cose 40 -} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 69. vol. xxxv1.) f 
515. ——-— from all the Boroughs (120) enumerated in Paper II. ordered to be on 
15th December 1831, and from all the Towns or Districts preposed by the Reform 
Bill to send Members to Parliament, of the Population, Houses, and Extent in 
Acres; printed 42, 54,123 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 92 &amp; 126 vol. xxv. ) 


20. vol XXXVII; 


516. Copies of further Applications addressed to His Majesty’s Government, by the Corpo- 
ration or Inhabitants of any City, Borough, Town or District, mangnatiny the os a 
of sending Members to Parliament; printed 44 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 81. vols XXXVI.) 

517. Accounts of Population, Inhabited Houses and Assessed Taxes, in the several Comnten 
enumerated in Schedule (F.) of the Reform Bill; printed 100 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 151. wh xX XVI.) 

518. Statement of the Authorities on which the Limits stated in the Reports and Plans o 
the Commissioners have been assigned to the several Boroughs so reported on, sl 


their ancient limits; printed117  - - (Sess. Papers, n° 31. vol. xxxvi.) 


519. Return of the Population of Merthyr Tydvil by the last Census, with the Number 4 
Houses and Amount of Assessed Taxes; printed 123 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 178. vel. x2x1,) 
520. Supplementary Accounts of Population, Inhabited Houses and Assessed Taxes, in the 
several Counties enumerated in Schedule (F.) and in Clause 15. of the Reform) 
Bill; printedi2g3 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 151 &amp; 180+, vol. xxxvi.) 
521. Comparative Statement of the Population, under the latest Census, of Bogiend. Wa 
Scotland and Ireland respectively; printed 131 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 189, sé. XXXVI.) 


522. Copy of Report on the Metropolitan Districts for the future Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; printed 142 - (Sess. Papers, N° 198. vol. xx xvi.) 


523. List of Boroughs, arranged according to the Number of Houses, Amount of Assessed 
Taxes, Discharges to be deducted, Game Duties to be added, and Assessed Taxes oh 
be corrected; printed 158 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 222. vol. xx xvi.) 


524. Abstract of the Population, Assessed Taxes, &amp;c. of the Boroughs contained in Parts 
I. and II. of as ‘Boundary Reports, so far as the same can be ascertained; printed 
165 - - - . (Sess. Papers, n° 232. vol. xx xvi.) 
of a Population, Assessed Taxes, &amp;c. of the Boroughs in Parts III. wt — 
and VI. of the Boundary Reports, so far as the same can be ascertained 


526. Accounts of the Population, under the Census of 1831,o0f each County in England. iment 





now sends, and also of each which is to send a Member or Members to Parliament 
under the Reform Bill; printed 313 - (Sess. Papers, n° 442. vol. xx xvi.) 


527. Returns of Proportions to the Rent or actual Value at which the Parochial Assess- 
ments are made in each Parish or Township within Places intended to send Repre- 
printed 313° - . (Sess. Papers, N° 444 &amp; 522. vol. xx xvi.) 


528. Return of the estimated superficial Extent in Acres contained within the nas List 


sentatives ; 


of the several Boroughs, numbered 46 to 56, in Lieutenant Drummond’s List; 
printed 354 - - - - - 
— V. Accounts, 391, 542, 543- 


PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, BILL; v. AccowunTs, 526. 


PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, BILLS:— 


529. Return of Expenses incurred relative to the Reform of Parliament Bills previous to 
the passing of the same; distinguishing the Sums paid and remaining to be paid 
on account thereof - - — - - - - - - - . iT Saol 


PAROCHIAL RATES; v. ACCOUNTS, 392. 
PENITENTIARY HOUSE :— 
530. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required, for one Quarter from 1st a 


(Sess. Papers, N° 493. vol. xx xv.) 


to 31st March 1832, and for one Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to 
defray the Charge of the Establishment of the Penitentiary at Milbank; printed 
106. Referred 271 - -  - = (Sess. Papers, n° 158. vol. xxvii.) 


531. Report of the Committee of the General Peniteutiary at Milbank; printed 176 - 
PENSIONS TO SPEAKERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 654. 
PILOTAGE: 


532- Return of all Sums received by the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond, 
from the Thames River Pilots, in pursuance of Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 125, s. 24; and 
of the Names of the Thames River Pilots at present holding Licenses as such ; 
printed 131 - : - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 187. vol. xxx1IVv.) 


533- Account of Receipts and Appropriations of Surplus Ratesof Pilotage - - = - 
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King’s 
Guveaihh 105 
King’s 
Command. 105 
King’s 
Command. 194 
28 
by Address. 132 
by Addrsss. ad 
42 
by Address, 54 
123 
by Address 
of last 44 
Session. 
by Address. 100 
by Address. 117 
by Address. 123 
by Address. 123 
by Address. 131 
142 142 
158 ~ 158 
165 165 
176 
by Address. 313 
by Address, 313 
by Address, 354 
572 
King's 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
PILOTAGE—continued. 
534. Account 'of the Receipt and Appropriation of the Pilots’ Fund of the Eapenitare} 


Ordered. 


—_——_ 


of Trinity House of Deptford strond, distinguishing the Income and Expenditure by Act. 


in the Yearending 31st December 1831 = - « ‘i e .: pe é ‘ 


PLANTATIONS: 
535. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establishments of the Bahamas, a —— 
ing s 


Scotia, Bermuda, Prince Edward’s Island, and Newfoundland, and of the Settlements PP cen. ah 


in Western Africa, from ist January 1832 to 31st March 1833; printed 256. Re- 
ferred 271 - - - . - - (Sess. Papers. n° 362. vol. xxvil.) 


PLATE; v. AccountTs, 507. 

PLAYING CARDS; v. Accounts, 582. 
POLAND; v. AccouNTS, 709, 710. 
POLICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 348, 455 to 457- 
PonsonByY, LorD; v. Accounts, 114. 


Poor :— 

536. Clerk to prepare an Abstract of the Returns made to the Order of 8th July 1831, 
requiring an Account of the Total Amount of Money levied and expended for the 
relief of the Poor in the Year ending 25th March 1831, in every Parish, &amp;c. main- 148 
taining its owu Poor; Abstract to be printed 153 - - . - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N* 216, vol. xLIv.) 

— V. Accounts, 181, 602, 607. 

Poor RATEs :— 

537- Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or other Place in England and Wales, 
at the time of finally settling their respective Accounts for the year commencing 
on 25th March 1831, to prepare, and transmit to the Clerk, an Account, showing 
the Total Amount of Money levied for Poor Rates and County Rates in the Year 
ending 25th March 1832 - - - - - - ~ - - - - 

[Order for this Account discharged, and another Account ordered, 230.] 


186 


538. Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or other Place in England and 
Wales, to or and transmit to the Clerk, an Account, showing the Total Amount | 
of Money levied for Poors Rates and County Rates.in the Year ending 25th March 230 
1832, upon such Parish, Township or Place maintaining its own Poor- = - ‘| 


539. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or Place 
in England and Wales, to prepare, and transmit to the Clerk, an Account of the 
Total Amount of the Valuation upon which the Rate or Rates for the relief of 375 
the Poor was or were allowed by Justices of the Peace, for the Year ending 
25th March 1831 - - - - - - - - - - - - 
[Order for this Account discharged, and anothe, Account ordered, 446.] 
540. Overseers of the Poor to perpen. and transmit to the Clerk, an Account, showing 
the Total Amount of the Valuation of the Parish, Township or Place for which 


i respectively act as Overseers, and the year in which such Valuation was made; | 446 
and other Returns relating thereto - - - ~ is « “ ef 
POPULATION :— 
541. Returns of the Population of the several Counties in England and Wales, arene | 
and Ireland, as enumerated in 1831; printed 40 - - - =&gt; | by Address. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 67. vol. xxxv1.) J 
542. Return of the Population, Amount of Assessed Taxes, and Number of Houses, in 
the Parish of Wednesbury, and extent of Acres in the said Parish; printed 40\ | by Address. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 68. vol. xx xvi.) J 
543. ——-— of the Population of every Place in Great Britain not now sending Members 
to Parliament, of which the Population has, by the last Census, exceeded 5,000 
souls; and the Amount of Assessed Taxes for the Year ending April 1831, in each | 
such place respectively; printed 131 (Sess. Papers, n° 18g. vol, xxxv1.) 
— V. AccounTs, 341, §17, 519, 520, §21, §24, 525, 526. 
PorTER, WILLtaAM EDWARD; v. ACCOUNTS, 357. 


Port Patrick HARBOUR:— 
544. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in the Quarter from 1st fe. 


by Address. 


to gist March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to 
defray the Expense of Works at Port Patrick Harbour; printed 106. Referred 
271 - 2 - -*  * = = (Sess. Papers, n° 157. vol. xxvii.) 


— V. Accounts, 361. 


POSTMASTER GENERAL :— 
545. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Spring Rice, by order of the Lords Commissioners of 
the Treasury, of the 20th April 1831 ; as also one from the same Individual, of the 
igth June 1832, addressed to the Postmaster General; and, Copy of the Reply of 534 
the Postmaster General, of the 239d June 1832; printed 555 - - - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 691. vol. xv.) 
Post OFFICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 335, 374, 493, 411, 413, 579- 
Post OFricE REVENUE; v. Accounts, 411. 
Post OFFICE STEAM PACKETS; v. AccounTs, 361. 
PRINCE EpDWaRpD’s ISLAND; v. AccouNTs, 535: 
PRINTING; v. Accounts, §12. 
PRINTING AND STATIONERY ; v. Accounts, 678. 
PRISAGE AND BUTLERAGE OF WINES; v. AccounTs, 424. 


King’s 


Command, 


PRISONS :— 


546. Copies of all Reports and Schedules transmitted to the Secretary of State, respect- 
ing Prisons; printed110  - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 167. vol. xxx111.) } 


— V. AccounTs, 354. 
Privy CouNcIL OFFICE; v. Accounts, 694, 696. 
PRIZE MONEY; v. Accounrs, 15. 
PROBATES, v. AccouUNTS, 370. 
PROCLAMATIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 399. 


by Act. 





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295 


256 


f Laid on 
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163 


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PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— Appenpix. 


547- Estimate of the Amount that wat be wanted in the Quarter from 1st January to 
gist March 1832, and in the Year from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833, for 

aying the usual Allowances to Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England, Poor Kine’ 

rench Refugee Clergy, Poor French Refugee Laity, and Allowances to the Poor Pie: 200 821 

of Saint Martin’s-in-the-Fields, and others; printed 200. Referred 271 -  - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 284. vol. xxvil.) 
— V, Accounts, 407. 


Provis, Mr. JOHN; v. Accounts, 314. 
PuBtLic AccounrTs; v. AccounTs,1 to 4, 408. 


PuBtic AccounTs (Holland and Belgium :)— 


548. Copy of Dr. pee os Report to the Lords of the Treasury, on the Public Accounts) 
of Holland and Belgium; printed166 - (Sess. Papers, n° 586. vol. xxviii.) f 28 166 


PusBuic BUILDINGS :— 


549- Estimate of the probable Amount that will be required for Repairs, &amp;c. of Public 
Buildings ; for Furniture, &amp;c.; for Charges for Lighting, Watching, &amp;c.; for Re- 
pairs, &amp;c. of Royal Palaces, heretofore charged upon the Civil List, and for Repairs 
of the Royal Palace of Holyrood House and certain Public Buildings in Scotland King's 105 
heretofore charged on the Hereditary Revenue of Scotland, for one Quarter of a { | “me. 
Year from ist January to gist March 1832, and for One Year from ist April 
1832 to gist March 1833; printed io6. Referred271 ~ - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 157. vol. xxvut.) 





795 


PuBuLic DEBT; v. Accounts, 244 to 254. 

PuBLic FUNDED DEBT; v. AccouNTS, 252, 253. 

PuBLic INCOME AND EXPENDITURE; v. ACCOUNTS, 559, 587, 589- 
PuBLIic OFFICES; v. Accounts, 505, 682. 

PuBLic REcorDS :— 


550. Estimate of the Amount that may be required to defray the Expenses incurred under 
the direction and management of the Commissioners of Records, in the Year ending 
gist March 1833; printed 195. Referred271 - - - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvii.) 





King’ 
| Pons. 195 832 


PuBLic WoRKS; v. Accounts, 378, 406, 412. 


RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— 


551. Ramsgate Harbour Trust Accounts, from 24th June 1829 to 24th June 1830; aaa 
printed 541 - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 666. vol. xiv.) _—— 529 


RATE PAYERS :— 


552. Returns from the Churchwardens and Overseers, and Commissioners of Assessed ) 
Taxes, of the Parishes of St. Mary, Lambeth; St. Mary-le-bone; St. Pancras ; 
St. James, Clerkenwell; and, St. Andrew, Holborn; and of the Parishes of St. 
George, Hanover-square; St. Margaret and St. John; St. Clement Danes; St. 550 





Martin-in-the-Fields ; St. Mary-le-Strand ; St. Paul, Covent Garden; and, St. Anne, 556 
Soho, within the City and Liberties of Westminster; showing the Total Number of 534 562 
Rate-payers in each Parish, and the Number of Rate-payers in each Parish who on 567 
or before the 20th July last had paid the Assessed Taxes and Poor Rates due on or 589 





before the 5th April last ; printed 550, 556, 563, 567, 589 - - ° - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 358. 683. 684. 694. 695. 736. vol. xLIv.) J 
[Returns from Saint Anne Soho to be made forthwith, 548.] 


553- Return of the Number of Rated Inhabitants in the several Parishes within the City 
of London, and the Number who have paid their Rates and Assessed Taxes on or; 557 589 
before 20th July 1832, and which were payable on 5th April last = - - - 


from the City and Liberties of Westminster, showing the Number of Persons 
who have paid on or before 31st July 1832 all Poor Rates due upon that day ; dis- =8 
tinguishing the Number of Female Occupants of Houses; and, similar Returns 572 a°9 
from Southwark and Shrewsbury — - - - « és « a &gt; a 


— V. Accounts, 600, 603, 605, 608. 





554- 


REAL PROPERTY :— 
555- Return of the Amount of ad valorem Duties paid on the Sale or Mortgage of Real 
Estates in England, during the years 1829, 1830 and 1831 ; printed 77 - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 122. vol. xx xv.) 
556. Copy of the Third Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Law relating to 
Real Property ; printed 339 - - - (Sess Papers. n° 484. vol. xx111.) 
— V. Accounts, 159. 
RECEIVERS GENERAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 572. 
RECORD OFFICE; v. Accounts, 465. 
RECORDS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 550. 


RECORD SEARCHES :— 


60 "7 


by Address, 339 

















557- Returns of the Total Amount of Fees, Emoluments or Perquisites received for f 42 
Searches, for the last Three years, by the several Persons therein mentioned ; ’- 26 50 
printed 550 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 685. vol. xv.) J | 247 


RecRUITING; tv. Accounts, 18, 60. 

RecruiTING DIstTRIcTS; v. Accounts, 89. 

REFORM OF PARLIAMENT BILLS; v. Accounts, 529. 
REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE; v. Accounts, 258. 


REGENT’S PARK AND NEW STREETS :— 


558. Accounts of the Total Amount of Monies assessed in each year by the Commissioners 
who have acted in execution of certain Acts for paving and lighting the Streets, &amp;c. 
under their jurisdiction ; the Amount of Monies borrowed ; the Debt now due, &amp;c. 
printed 323—- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 472, vol. xxv1.) 


REGISTRY OF COLONIAL SLAVES, OFFICE OF; v. Accounts, 647. 
REGISTRY FOR DEEDS; v. Accounts, 360. 
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION (West Indies); v. ACCOUNTS, 322. 


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REVENUE :— ; 
559. Account of the Public Income and Expenditure, for Four years previous to 5th ~_ 
nuary 1831; printed28 - - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 29. vol. xxv1.) 


$60. 


561. 


662. 


§66. 


567. 


568. 


569. 


570. 


671. 


§72 . 


573- 


574 


575: 


580. 


581. 


§82. 


583- 


584. 


385. 


Returns of the Total Number of Stamps yearly issued for Newspapers and other Pub- 
lications, during the last Ten years, and other Returns relating thereto; printed 28, 
100 - - = = «- = = (Sess. Papers, n° 30. vol. xxxrv.) J 

Account of the Revenue of England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland, from 10th) 
October 1830 to 1oth October 1831 - - - - - - - - - 

——— of the Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom, for the Year anna 
5th January 1832; showing the Surplus or Deficiency of Income, as compare 
with Expenditure ; printed 36. Referred 83 (Sess. Papers, n° 310. vol. xxv1.) 

showing the Amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to be re-| 
ceived on 5th January 1832, to complete the Aids granted by Parliament for the 

Service of the Year 1831; printed 36. Referred 71,84 - (N°47. vol. xxv1.) -J 





, ba of Cases which have been stated and signed by the Commissioners of Assessed 


axes; printed 50 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xxiv.) 
— of the Area or Number of Square Feet of Surface of one Copy of each of the 
Daily Newspapers printed in London during the year 1831, with the Amount of 
Stamp Duty actually paid on one Copy of each Newspaper, and the Rate of such 
Payment for each 100 square feet of area ; printed 131 - - - - « 
(Sess. Papers, n° 188. vol. xxx1Vv.) 


Returns of the Amount of Assessed Taxes levied in Dartmouth, in the Years | 





5th April 1829, 1830 and 1831, and other Returns relating thereto ; printed 131, 158 
(Sess. Papers, n° 190 &amp; 218. vol. xxxv1.) 
Account of the Number and Amount of Exemption from the Assessed Taxes on ac- 
count of Yeomanry Cavalry Horses, for the year 1831, in each of the 110 naahel 
mentioned inLieutenant Drummond’s List; printedigt1 - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 184. vol. xxxv1.) 
Return of the Gross Amount paid by Persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes 
under Acts 59 Geo. III. andi &amp; 2 Geo. LV. 5 Geo. IV. and 7 Geo. IV. in each | 
of the Nine years ending 5th April 1831; printed 158 - - - “ ® é 
(Sess. Papers, n° 224. vol. xiv.) 
—— of the Total Amount of the Public Revenue paid into the Exchequer since 
5th January 1832 up to 25th February, both days inclusive ; distinguishing the| 
same under the various heads of Customs, Excise, Stamps, Taxes, Post Office, and | 
Miscellaneous Branches - - - - - - - - ~ - - 
of the Amount of Revenue collected in the last Year, in England, haipes | 
J 


Scotland and Ireland, respectively ; distinguishing the Customs, Excise, Stamps and 
Assessed Taxes; printed 149 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 206. vol. x xvi.) 


—~— of the Number of Stamps issued to each of the Newspapers published | 





London, during the year 1831, and the Amount of Advertisement Duty paid by 
each; printed 202 : - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 290. vol. xxx1v.) 


Account of the Salaries, Allowances and Emoluments, in any manner accruing to the 
several Receiving Officers of the Taxes under Acts 3 Geo. IV. c.88, and 1 &amp; | 
Will. IV. c. 18, for the Year ending 5th January 1832; printedi59 - - - | 

(Sess. Papers, N° 225. vol. xiv.) 

Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting the 
Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the car 
ended 5th January 1832; printed 213 (Sess. Papers, n° 310. vol. xxv1.) 

Account of the Total Income of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland, in the 
Year ended 5th January 1832,with an Account of the Public Expenditure during 
the same Period; printed 213 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 310. vol. xxv.) 

— of the Net Public Income ofthe United Kingdom of Great Britain and } 

Ireland, in the Year ended 5th January 1832; of Balances of Public Money re- 

maining in the Exchequer on 5th January 1831 ; of Amount raised by additions to 

the Funded or Unfunded Debt ; of Money applied towards paying off the Funded 
or Unfunded Debt ; and Balances in the fe 5 oe on 5th January 1832; printed 





~~ 








213 - - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 310. vol. xxvi.) | 
of the Income of the Consolidated Fund, in the Year ended 5th January 1832 1 
printed 213 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 310. vol. xxvi.) f 


. ——- of Money applicable to the Payment of the Consolidated Fund; printed 213 


(Sess. Papers, n° 310. vol. xxv1.) 


. ——-— showing how the Monies given for the Service of 1831 have been disposed of ;) 


printed 213 - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 310. vol. xxv1.) 


Excise (England, Scotland and Ireland); Stamps (Great Britain and Ireland) ; 
Land and Assessed Taxes (Great Britain); Tax Collectors Balances; Post Office, 
(Great Britain and Ireland); Land Revenue (England and Wales) ~ - - 


Account of the gross Amount of Stamp Duty paid at all the Ports of Great Britain, 
for Bonds taken at the Custom Houses for warehousing Goods and Produce entered 
Inwards, in the Years ending 5th July 1830 and 1831 ; distinguishing the Amounts 
paid at London, Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, and the Ports on the Clyde; printed 263 

(Sess. Papers, N° 368. vol. xxx1v.) 

of the Total Amount of Money which on 5th January 1832 was in the Exche- 

— or remained to be received, on account of Ways and Means; printed 229. 
eferred 531 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 316. vol. x xvit.) 

of the Duty received in Great Britain and Ireland on Playing Cards, in mers 
Year from 1820, stating the Rates of Duty charged ; printed 297 - . - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 427. vol. xxxIVv.) J 

— ofall Sums paid into the Stamp Office for Duty on Insurance from Fire, for 

the Four Quarters of 1831; printed 345 - (Sess. Papers, n° 496. vol. xxxtv.) 


Statement of the Scale of Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange, in England, from 5th) 
January 1831 to 5th January 1832 ; showing the Number of Stamps of each Class 
issued in each Quarter; printed 384 - (Sess. Papers, N° 513. vol. xxx1Vv.) J 


—————— of Expenses incurred under the Acts for the Redemption and Sule of the 
Land Tax, from 5th April 1831 to 5th April 1832; printed 322 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 466. vol. xiv.) J 


. Accounts of Arrears and Balances ; viz. Customs (England, Scotland and Ireland) i 

















Ordered. 


——_.,, 


17 


27 


34 


36 


by Act. 


116 


by Address. 


132 


147 


by Address. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by -lct. 


by Act. 


229 


229 


256 


399 
321 


by Act. 


Presented. 





24 


8 
ties 


36 


36 


59 
131 
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158 
131 


158 


202 


212 


212 


212 


212 


213 


213 


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345 


384 


322 














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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


REV ENUE— continued. 


586. Account of all Sums paid into the ay Office for Duty on Insurance from es! 


in London and the Country, for the Four Quarters of 1831; distinguishing the 
per Centage allowed for collecting the same - - - e - - sf 


587. Statement of the Public Income and Expenditure, for the Years ending 5th January 
1830, 1831 and 1832, according to the form of an Account ordered to be printed on} 
15th December 1831 (N° 29); printed 584 (Sess. Papers, N° 725. vol, xxvr.) 


588. en of Cases which have been stated and signed by the Commissioners of Assessed 
axes - ee Oe a ea ae ae 


for the Year ending 5th April 18g2 ; and, similar Account for the Year ending 5th 
July 1832; printed 504 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 613. vol. xxv1.) 


590. Account of Sums received by the Commissioners of Stamps, during the Year ending 
5th January 1832, for Stamps on Marine Insurances ; and of Sums received, for the 
like period, for Stamps on Marine Policies, in Ireland; printed 584 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 727. vol. xx XIV.) 


— V. Accounts, 100 to 102. Customs, 183 to 243. Dest, NATIONAL, 244 to 254. 
Excise, 291 to 301. IRELAND, 411. Scor.anp, 632. 


REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, 38. 
RIBBONS; v. Accounts, 190. 
RICHARDS, MR.; v. Accounts, 122. 
RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 
591. Richmond Bridge Cash Account18g1 - - - - - - = = = 
RICHMOND, DUKE OF; v. Accounts, 374. 
RIDEAU CANAL :— 
592. Copy of a Letter from the Secretary of the Ordnance, dated 21st May 1832, respect- 


ing the Expenditure upon the Works of the Rideau Canal, in Canada ; together with | 
a Copy of the Treasury Minute thereon; printed368 - - - — - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 504. vol. xx xII.) | 
593- Estimate of the Amount that will probably be required in the Year ending 31st March 
1833 to defray the Charge of the Maintenance and Repair of the Rideau Canal, | 
and for the Management of the Locks; printed 504. Referred 513 - - - | 
RoapDs AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 378, 624. (Sess. Papers, n° 612. vol. xxvit.) 
ROBERTSON, MR.; v. Accounts, 280. 
Roman CATHOLic MARRIAGE ACT; v. Accounts, 395. 
“ RoMNEY” SHIP; v. ACCOUNTS, 470, 471. 
Roya MILITARY CANAL :— 
594. Account of Rates, and Receipts of Money, and Disbursements, for18g1- - - 
RovAL PALACES :— 
595- Return of Money expended under the directions of the Office of Works, or of ent 


589. Accounts of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom, and of the ening gl 


Commissioners of Woods and Forests, on the Palaces of Hampton Court and Ken- 
sington; printed240 - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 352. vol. xxv1.) 
RovaLk PALACES AND BUILDINGS; v. Accounts, 549. 
RovaL PARKS AND GARDENS :— 


596. Return of Parks and Gardens attached to the Royal Palaces, and the Expense 

thereof; printed240 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 351. vol. xxvi.) 
Rum; v. Accounts, 207, 665. 
Russtan-DouTcH LOAN :— 

597. Account, showing the Total Sum which had been paid on 1st January 1831, and an 
Estimate of the whole Sum then remaining to be paid, for defraying the Charge 
imposed on Great Britain for Principal and Interest of the Russian Loan in Hol- 
land, under Convention 19th May 1815; printed 36 - - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 52 &amp; 54. vol. xxvi.) 

598. Copies or Extracts of any Communications between His Majesty’s Government and 
the Government of the King of the Netherlands, relating to the Payment of the 
Russian Loan in Holland, after the separation of the Belgic Provinces from the 
dominion of the King of the Netherlands; printed 41 ie a Se 

(Sess. Papers, N° 72. vol. xxvi.) J 

599- —— of Communications between the Agents of the Russian Government and the} 
Treasury, relating to the Payment of the Russian Loan in Holland due 1st July 
1832; printed 460. Referred 485 - - (Sess.-Papers. n° 578. vol. xxvi.) if 

—V. Accounts, 245, 703, 704. 

Russian UKASE; v. Accounts, 702. 

RYE, Port oF; v. Accounts, 186, 187. 
SACCHAROMETERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 293. 

SAINT ANDREW, HOLBORN;; v. Accounts, 552. 

SAINT CLEMENT DANES; v. Accounts, 552. 

SAINT DOMINGO; v. Accounts, 261. 

SAINT GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY; v. Accounts, 601: 

SAINT GEORGE, HANOVER-SQUARE; v. ACCOUNTS, 52. 
Saint GEORGE’S CHURCH (Dublin); v. Accounts, 338, 355- 
SAINT GEORGE-THE-MARTYR, SOUTHWARK ; v. ACCOUNTS, 139. 
SAINT GILES, CRIPPLEGATE :— 

600. Return of the Number of Persons, on 15th March 1832, who had been rated 
to the Relief of the Poor for the whole Year immediately preceding, and 
the Number of Declarations or Votes for and against the adoption of the ral 


1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c.60; printed 567 - (Sess. Papers, n° 723. vol, xiv.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, 548.] 


SaInT GILES AND SAINT GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY :— 
601. Returns from the said joint Parishes, of all Poor Ratesand Church Rates made under 
the Local Act, since 8th April 1810 to the present time, the Date of making o 


Rate, the Amount of Rate in the Pound, and the whole Amount assessed and 
received - : - - - - - o “ a i ‘* 


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by Act. 


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by Act. 


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53° 











by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


Presented. 


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491 


504 





415 


368 


503 


550 


240 


240 


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SAINT JAMES, CLERKENWELL; v. ACCOUNTS, 552. _r ; Avapypes. 
SainT JAMES, WESTMINSTER :— 
602. Return, from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish, of the) 
Number of Resident Householders; also, the Number of Persons rated to the Re- ;- 10 50 
lief of the Poor, for One year or more - . - - - - - a 
603. — from the Vestrymen, Churchwardens, Governors of the Poor, and Commis- 
sioners or Trustees of the Pavements in the said Parish, of all Parochial Rates, 
Taxes and Assessments made upon the Inhabitants of the said Parish ; stating the 12 50 
periods when the same must be paid, in order to qualify the Rate Payers of the said 
Parish to vote for or against the adoption of the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will.1V. c.60 -~— - 
694. — from the Churchwardens of the said Parish, of the Number of rated House- oa 
holders therein - - - - - - - - - - - } i 5° | 
605. ——-— of the Number of Rate Payers qualified to vote for the adoption or seer | 
adoption of the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. 1V. c. 60; stating the Number of Votes tendered 239 245 
for and against the adoption of the same -  - - - - - oe 
[Return, being imperfect, withdrawn, and another Return ordered, 251.] 
606. Returns of the Number of Persons in the said Parish, on 17th March last, who had 
been rated to the Relief of the Poor for the whole Year immediately preceding, and 
had paid their Rates; and, of the Number of Declarations or Votes for and against 251 251 
the adoption of the Act of the last Session, for the better regulation of Vestries ; 
printed 252 - . . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 358. vol. xLiv.) 
607. Return of Sums assessed, collected and received for the relief of the Poor within each 
District Division of the said Parish, and of Monies paid and disbursed, from 5th 275 301 
January 1828 to 5th January 1832  - - - - = - - = = 
[Return to be made forthwith, 299.] 
608. of the Number of rated Inhabitants of the said Parish, and the Number ag | 
had paid their Rates and Assessed Taxes on or before the 20th of July 1832;' 530 §50 
printed 550 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 683. vol. xxiv.) j 
SAINT MARGARET AND SAINT JOHN, WESTMINSTER; v. ACCOUNTS, 552. 
SAINT MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 552. 
SAINT MARY, LAMBETH; v. ACCOUNTS, 552. 
SAINT MARY-LE-BONE; v. Accounts, 552. 
SAINT MARY-LE-STRAND; v. ACCOUNTS, 552. 
SAINT PANCRAS; v. Accounts, 552. 
Saint PAUL, COVENT-GARDEN; v. AccounTs, 552. 
SAINT PETER AND SAINT JAMES, BRISTOL :— 
6og. Return from the Churchwardens of the said Parishes, of the Number of Persons who, 
on 1$th, 16th, 17th, 18th and 1gth March 1832, had been rated to the Relief of " 16 
the Poor, for the whole Year immediately preceding; and other Returns relating to | 309 4 
the said Parishes’ - - - - - - - - ~ - - - 
[Returns to be made forthwith, 369.] 
SALARIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 414, 505. 
SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, 246, 250. 
SavinGS BANKS AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :— 
610. Account of the principal Sums paid in, and drawn for, by the Trustees of Savings 
Banks and Friendly Societies, in Great Britain and Ireland, from 2d July 1831 to 8. gr 
28th January 1832, both inclusive; printed 85 - - - - - - 4 ad 
(Sess. Papers, N° 127. vol. x xvi.) 
SCHOOL OF NAVAL ARCHITECTURE; v. ACCOUNTS, 490. 
SCOTLAND :— 
611. Abstracts of Accounts-of Sheriffs and Stewards, for 1793, 1816, and 1819; and, Copies) 
of Regulations in the Fees of the Crown Agents and others, relative to the adminis- '. Facymaef 24 
tration of Criminal Justice in Scotland - ~~ - - = - = - “J , 
612. Copies of Warrants of the Barons of Exchequer, granting Compensation to William 
d. Campbell, Principal Clerk of the High Court of Admiralty in Scotland = - - te a6 
613. —-—-— of Cases stated and signed by Commissioners of Assessed Taxes in Scotland ; xT 3 
printed 36 ~ - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 53. vol. xxiv.) 
614. Return of Causes instituted and decided in the Court of Session, between 1st January 
1831 and ist January 1832; printed 40 - (Sess. Papers, N° 70. vol. xxxv.) } ae, 5 ad 
615. Copies of Warrants for Compensation to Commissary Clerks in Scotland; printed 
77° - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 124. vol. xxxv.) 7 a 77 
616. Returns relating to the Signet Office in Scotland; printed131  - - - Oe Ti ae 
(Sess. Papers, N° 185. vol. x xxv.) 5 ana 131 
617. Return of Cases sent by either Division of the Court of Session to the other, during 
the last Two years; printedi48 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 202. vol. xxxv.) 
618. ——-— of Factors, loco Tutoris, Curators bonis, and other Judicial Factors, ap- by Address. 148 
pointed by the Court of Session in each of the last Five years; printed 148 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 203. vol. xxxv.) 
619 of the Number of Persons committed to the Gaols in Scotland, during the be Act 6 
Year 1831 - - - - - - - - - - - - writ las 
620 of the Amount of Fees paid in respect of the Exchequer Court, during the) |, ,,. 8 
last Three years; printedi82 - -  - (Sess. Papers, N° 273. vol. xxxv.) } ore: Sea 
621. Copy of Order of the Lords of the Council, relating to the defraying of Expenses in- 
curred by Boards of Health in Scotland, on account of the Cholera ; printed 198 | by Address. 198 
(n° 283. vol. xxvi.) 
622. Return of the Number of Writs of Subpeena requiring Parties to appear as Defendants 
‘before the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, issued during each of the last Ten years ; 198 oe 
and a like Return of the Number of Rules granted for Parties to show Cause before 
the said Court; printed 233 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 320. vol. xxxv.) 
623. Copy of Warrant for paying to Alexander Nicoll, and other Officers of the High 
Court of Admiralty in Scotland, Compensation for the loss of their Offices ; by Act, 213 
printed 213° - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 303. vol. xxxv.) J 
624. be sve Report of Commissioners for repair of Roads and Bridges in the om raga ay dees eis 
0 


Scotland ; printed 225 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 345. vol. xx11J.) 
































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
SCOTLAND—continued. 


625. Accounts, showing the Districts or Divisions into which Scotland is arranged, in at | 
spect of the various Branches of the Public Revenue; printed 235 - - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 336. vol. xxv1.) J 


626. Return of the Salaries, Fees, &amp;c. of the Officers of the Court of Session and Jury} 
Court in Scotland ; printed 240 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 350. vol. xx xv.) if 


627. Account of the Number of Stamps issued to each of the Newspapers and Advertising 
Papers in Scotland, in the year 1831; also, an Account of the Amount of Adver- 
tisement Duty paid by each Newspaper in the same year; printed 322 — 

(Sess. Papers, n° 465. vol. xxxIVv.) 

628. Copy of the last Appointment to the Office of Clerk to the admission of Notaries ry 

Scotland ; printed 294 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 417. vol. xx xv.) 


629. Return of Cases decided by each of the Sheriffs Depute in Scotland, in the last = 
years ; printed 313 - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 443. vol. xxxv.) 


630. ——-— of the Number of Persons brought to Trial for Crimes of a Capital meter.) 
before the High Court and Circuit Courts of Justiciary in Scotland, during each of 
the last Five years ; printed 354 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 499. vol. xx xv.) J 


631. Copies of Orders in Council issued under the Cholera Prevention Act (Scotland) - 


632. Estimate of the Amount that will probably be required to defray Law Expenses, 
Grants to the Scottish Universities, and other Charges in Scotland, formerly defrayed 
from the Hereditary Revenue of Scotland, from 1st January 1831 to 31st March 
1833 ; printed 486. Referred 513 - (Sess. Papers, n° 594. vol. xxv.) 


633. Abstract of the Accounts of the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses, for _— 
Year ending goth June18g2 - = - 5 te 


634. Copy of Warrant of the Barons of Exchequer in Scotland, for paying the | 
sation due to the late Patrick Wishart, Procurator Fiscal of the Commissary Court 
‘es ee IS eee ee eee 


635. —— of a Letter from Mr. Joseph Mitchell, Inspector of Highland Churches, woes | 
scribing the present state of the new Churches and Manses in the Highlands and 
Islands of Scotland; printed 532 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 647. vol. xxx.) J 


636. of Treasury Minute, dated 17th July 1832, respecting the Purchase of the et 





of the University of Aberdeen to certain Copies of Books ; printed 533 - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 656. vol. xxv1.) 


637. The Twenty-eighth Report of the Commissioners for making and maintaining the) 
Caledonian Canal; printed 554 = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 686. vol. xxit1.) | 


638. Account of the Amount received for Seat Rents in each of the Established Churches 
in Edinburgh, in each of the last Twelve years ; printed 567 - . . + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 709. vol. xxx.) 


— V. Accounts, 147, 230, 283, 292, 294, 295, 296, 307, 440, 441, 541, 549, 561, 579, 
657, 658, 666, 668, 669, 671, 672, 6g0. 


SEAMEN’S WAGES; v. AccounTs, 466, 472. 


SECRET SERVICES :— 


639. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the Quarter from 1st January to 31st 
March 1832, and in the Year from ist April 1832 to g1st March 1833, to defray 
the Charge of His Majesty’s Foreign and other Secret Services; printed 195. 
Referred 271 - - - = + (Sess. Papers, n° 278, vol. xxvit.) 


SECRETARIES OF LORD CHANCELLORS; v. Accounts, 365. 
SECRETARIES OF STATE; v.Accounts, 694, 696. 
SENIOR, CHRISTOPHER; v. Accounts, 319. 


SEWERS :- - 


640. Return of the Charges incurred on account of procuring the issue of Commissions of} 
Sewers in the County of Sussex, for the last 50 years; and the Amount of Sums 
collected by way of Scot for the last 10 years’ - - ~ - - - f 


641. Statement detailing the Particulars of the respective Charges made by the vot tl 


sioners of Sewers for the City and Liberties of Westminster and part of the 
County of Middlesex, from 1822 to 1830 - -= «5 = © « 


642. Account of all Sums rated by the Commissioners of Sewers for the City and Liberty, 
of Westminster, and part of the County of Middlesex, from 31st December 1830 to 
the latest period, distinguishing the Amount collected, at what rate, and how 
the same has been expended; similar Accounts from the Commissioners of the 
Holborn Division ; the Finsbury Division ; the Tower Hamlets; and for the Limits 
extending from East Moulsey in Surrey to Ravensborne in Kent; printed 589 = - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 319. vol. xv.) J 





SHANNON, RIVER; v. AccounTs, 412. 
SHEEP AND HORSE STEALING :— 


643. Returns of the Number of Persons convicted, throughout England and Wales, of the 
Crime of Sheep Stealing; similar Return with regard to Horse Stealing; and the 
Sentences passed, during the years 1826,1827, 1828, 1829, 1830 and 1831 ; printed 
89 - - A - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 134. vol. xxx1II.) 


SHEEP AND LAMBS’ WOOL; v. AccouNTS, 203. 


SHELTON, MR.:— 


644. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted in 1832, to make Payment to the Repre- 
sentatives of the late Mr. Shelton, of the Amount awarded to them on account of 
Expenses incurred by him in preparing Contracts and Securities relative to the 
Transportation of Convicts to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, from 
1789 to 1829; printed 195. Referred 271 - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvii.) 


SHERIFFS; v Accounts, 611. 
SHERIFFS DEPUTE; v. Accounts, 629. 


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by Address. 294 
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by Act. {409 | 
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533 533 
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Suip “ ALMORAH :”— 
645. Extract from the Report of the King’s Proctor, to the Lords of the Treasury, dated 
goth June 1831, on the subject of the Compensation proposed to be made to the 
Owner of the Ship “ Almorah,” on account of the Detention of that Vessel; 
printed 289 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 339. vol. xx xv.) 


— V. Accounts, 113. 
SHIPPING ; v. AccounTs, 186, 189, 198, 200, 223, 225, 240. 
SHOES; v. Accounts, 213. 
SHOREHAM, Port oF; v. Accounts, 186, 187. 
SIERRA LEONE; v. Accounts, 650. 
SIGNET OFFICE; v. Accounts, 616. 
SILK GOODS AND RAw SILK; v. ACCOUNTS, 212, 217. 
SILK RIBBONS; v. AccounrTs, 190. 
SILKS; v. ACCOUNTS, 190, 199, 202, 204, 215, 216. 
SKINS; v. ACCOUNTS, 201. : 
SLATES; v. Accounts, ®28. 
SLAVE LAWS; v. AccouNTS, 112. 
SLAVE MANUMISSIONS ; v. Accounts, 320, 651. 


SLAVE POPULATION :— 
646. Papers in explanation of the Measures adopted by His Majesty’s Government, for the 
melioration of the condition of the Slave Population in the West Indies; &amp;c.; printed 
197, 532,570. Referred 553 - (Sess. Papers, n°s 279. 649. &amp; 733. vol. xLv1.) 
— V. Accounts, 112. 
SLAVE REGISTRY; v. Accounts, 447. 
SLAVERY :— 


647. Estimate of the Sums which may be wanted so make good the deficiency of the Fees 
in the Office of Registry of Colonial Slaves in Great Britain, for One quarter of a 
year from ist January to 31st March 1832, and from ist April 1832 to 31st March 
1833; printed 106. Referred 271 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 158. vol. xxvit.) 


of the Amount that may be required, in the Quarter from ist January to 
31st March 1832, and in the hee from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833, to 
defray Expenses for the support of captured Negroes and liberated Africans, 
under the Acts for the Abolition of the Slave Trade; printed 195. Referred 271. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvir.) 
— of the Sum which may be wanted for one Quarter of a year from 1st January 
to 31st March 182, and for one Year, from ist April 1832 to gist March 1833, zt 





648. 





649. 


pay the Salaries and Expenses of the Commissioners for preventing illegal Traffic 
in Slaves; printed 195. Referred 271 - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvit.) 
650. Copy of a Charge delivered by Mr. Justice Jeffcott to the Grand Jury of Sierra 
Leone, on the subject of the Slave Trade; printed 256 - - - a 7 
(Sess. Papers, N° 364. vol. xv.) 
651. Return of all Slave Manumissions granted in the Island of Jamaica, from 1825 to 
1830; distinguishing the Number in each year; printed256 = - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 365. vol. xLv11.) 
SLAVE TRADE; v. Accounts, 648, 697. 
SLIGO MAGISTRATES; v. Accounts, 366. 
SMUGGLED Goops; v. Accounts, 196. 
SMUGGLERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 229. 
SMUGGLING :— 


652. Return of the Number of Persons confined in Prison for Smuggling, in the United 
Kingdom ; specifying the Offence for which each Prisoner was convicted, and the 
amount of each Fine in which they were condemned ;__ printed 36 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 50. vol. xx x11.) 
SNUFF; v. Accounts, 690. 


SOAP; v. ACCOUNTS, 230, 299. 


SOMERVILLE, ALEXANDER :— 


653- Report of the Court of Inquiry held at Weedon Barracks, in the case of Private 
Alexander Somerville, of the Scots Greys (with the Minutes of Evidence produced 
before that Court;) and Copy of Memorandum for the Adjutant General, express- 
ing His Majesty’s pleasure in that Report; printed 576 - - - - = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 714. vol. xxvilI.) 

SPEAKERS :— 

654. Returns, statirg the Names of the Speakers of this House who have received Pensions 
after retiring from the Chair; stating the Number of Years or Sessions in which each | 
had officiated as Speaker, the Pension allowed, &amp;c.; printed 566 - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 702. vol. xxv.) 


655. Returns of the Names of all Speakers of the House of Commons since the year 1688, 
specifying the Number of Years each held the office, and those who died actually ah 


that office, the Pensions granted, and length of time they were held, &amp;&amp;. - - 


SPECIAL COMMISSIONS :— 


656. Return of Expenses incurred by holding Special Commissions to try Persons who 
were implicated in the Disturbances during the last Winter ; printed 40 - \ 


(Sess. Papers, n° 64. vol. xxxv.) 


Spirit LICENSES; v. Accounts, 298, 670. 
SPIRITS :— 


657. Accounts of the Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in England, Ireland and Scot-] 
land, from 1825 to 5th January 1831; printed170 - ees - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 244. vol. xxxtv.) J 


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King’s 
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SPIRITS—continued. Apprnnix. 
658. Accounts of the Quantity of Malt Spirits distilled North and South of the Right 
line, from 10th October 1823 to 5th July 1830; printediz7o  - 7 is ‘ 18 24 
(Sess. Papers, n° 247. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
659. Return of the Quantity of Malt Spirits distilled by each Distiller, upon which Draw- 
back was payable under Acts 4 Geo. 1V.c. 94, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 58, from 10th‘ 18 24 
October 1827; printed 170 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 248. vol. xxxIv.) 
660. of the Quantity of Corn Wash distilled by each Distiller, and of Spirits pro-| 
duced, from 10th October 1827; printedijo - - - - - «-« - 18 24 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 249. vol. xxxtv.) J 
661. —-—— of Malt Spirits bonded, &amp;c. from 5th sg 1826 to 5th January 1831 ;) 18 — 
- ; 4 
printed28 - -= - + - = (Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
662. Account of Sums due to the Excise, under Acts 4 Geo. IV. c. 94, and 6 Geo. IV. 
c. 80, for Spirits produced, being short of the Charge for Gravity of Worts, by At- 19 2 
; ~ sali ‘ 4 
tenuation or Charge from the Low Wines; the Amount due, &amp;c.; printed 170 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 250. vol. xxx1V.) 
663. Return of Sums due to the Excise for additional Duties of 2d. and 4d. per Gallon 
on Spirits, under Act 1 Will. IV. c. 49; the Amount due by each Name or Firm; 
the steps taken to recover the same; what has been recovered, &amp;c.; printed 170 19 24 
(Sess. Papers, n° 251. vol. x xxv.) | 
664. Accounts of Malt Drawback paid in each of the last Ten years, to 5th J anuary 1832, 
and of the Number of Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits on which it was paid ; mar | 80 8 
other Returns relating thereto; printed182 - - - - - ona ee 
(Sess. Papers, n° 268. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
665. ———— of the Total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits of the manufacture or 
distillation of the United Kingdom, that paid Duty for ome Consumption, in each 
Kingdom, in the Year from 5th January 1831 to 5th January 1832; and of Rum, 1390 291 
Brandy, Geneva, and all other Foreign Spirits - - “ - 4 é - 
666. Return of the Number of Gallons of Spirits imported from Scotland into Ireland, 
from ist January 1827 to 1st January 1832; and Amount of Duties paid on all 
Spirits distilled in Ireland and Scotland in each year, from ist January 1829 to 7 233 
ist January 1832; printed 233 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 322, vol. xxx1v.) 
667. Account of the Total Amount of Money paid, due or that can be claimed by Dis- 
tillers as Drawback on Malt used, or Spirits made entirely from Malt under 
1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 82, 4Geo. IV. c. 94, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 58, up to 5th January | 170 230 
1832 - - - - - - - - - - © ~ m n 
668. ——— of the Number of Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits distilled in each King- 
dom, exported from Scotland to England, from Ireland to England, and from Scot- 
land to Ireland, and which paid Duty for the Home Consumption of each Kingdom, 179 
from 5th January 1831 to 5th January 1832 - * is is a p 
669. of the Sums charged by the Excise, under Acts 4 Geo. IV. e. y4, ana 
6 Geo. IV. c.80, for Spirits produced, being short of the Charge by Gravity of Worts, 
by Attenuation, or Charge from the Low Wines, in England and Scotland, and if any 215 511 
or what part of those Charges remains unpaid by Distillers in England and ; 
Scotland - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
670. Return of the Number of Licenses aig by the Excise for the retail of Spirituous 
Liquors within the Bills of Mortality, from 5th January 1831 to 5th January 1832 262 291 
671. Account of the Quantity of Spirits consumed in England, Scotland and Ireland, in 
1831, compared with the previous year; printed 266 :_ + *+ = =F 263 263 
(Sess. Papers, n° 374. vol. xxx1Vv.) J 
672. Return of the Sums charged by the Excise, under Act 4 Geo, IV. c. 94, for Spirits 
roduced, youn, * x00 of the Charge by Gravity of Worts, by Attenuation or Charge 
rom the Low Wines, in Ireland, and what part of those Charges remained unpaid at 266 345 
5th April 1832; printed 345 = - . (Sess. Papers, n° 494. vol. xxxIVv.) 
— V. Accounts, 227. 
SPIRITS EXCISE PROCESS; v. Accounts, 663. 
SPIRITS INTERCOURSE; v. Accounts, 666, 668. 
SpiRITs, WoRTS AND Low WINES; v. Accounts, 662, 669. 
STAINES BRIDGE :— 
673. Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Tolls and other Monies collected, by Act 88 
from 26th March 1831 to 25th March 1832 . eS ee ae : 3 
STAMP DUTIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 352, 580, 583, 586, 590. 
STAMP PROSECUTIONS :— 
674. Return of the Number of Persons who have been committed by the Magistrates of 
the Metropolis, within the last Year, for selling Unstamped pullinbiinnn: printed 33 &gt; | by Address. 28 
— V. Accounts, 721. (Sess. Papers, N° 40. vol. xx xIv.) j 
STAMPS; v. AccouNTS, 239, 367, 560, 569, 571, 579- 
STANNARY COURTS :— 
675. Return ofall the Cases which have been heard and decided in the Courts of the Vice} 
Warden and of the Steward of the Stannaries in Cornwall, in each Year, from 18247 | by Address. 187 
to 1831 inclusive; printed 223 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 312. vol. xxxv.) J 
STATE PAPER OFFICE :— 
676. Estimate of the Sum that will be required, to defray the Expense to be incurred, in 
the Quarter from ist January to gist March 1832, and in the Year from 1st April King's 105 800 
1832 to gist March 1833, in erecting the State Paper Office; printed 106. Re-{ | Command. 
ferred 271 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, x® 157. vol. xxv.) 
677. of the Sum that may be required, for One Quarter of a year from 1st January 
to 31st March 1832, and for One Year from ist April 1832 to g1st March 1833, to i ¥ 
defray the Expense of the State Paper Office, the Office for the custody of Re- ) | (Ring's 106 809 
cords in the Tower ; and for the Office for the custody of the Exchequer Records ; ae 
in the Chapter House, Westminster; printed 106. Referred CR te Siettlase 
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STATIONERY :— 

678. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required, in the Year from 1st April 1832 to 
gist March 1833, for providing Stationery, Printing and gen for the Public De- 
partments of Government, and also for providing Paper for the Printing which may 
be ordered for the two Houses of Parliament in Session 1833, including the 
Expense of the Establishment of the Stationery Office; printed 195. Referred 
271 ‘ 4 a “i . - - (Sess, Papers, n° 278. vol. xxvii.) 

STEAM PACKETS; v. Accounts, 361. 


STEAM VESSELS:— 

679. Return of the Number of Vessels propelled by Steam, that have been employed, and 
are now employed, or building under the orders of Government, since the period 
in which such Vessels were in use by Government, specifying the Service in which 
engaged, the Tonnage and Horse Power of each; printed 186 - . - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 270. vol. xxxIv.) 
STEPHEN, MR. JUSTICE :— 

680. Copy of Mr. Hay’s Letter, of the 5th March last, referred to in the Treasury Minute] 

assigning Superannuation to Mr. Justice Stephen; printed 297 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 430. vol. xxv1.) J 
— V. Accounts, 684. 


STEWART, MR.; v. AccounrTs, 451, 454- 
STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES; v. ACCOUNTS, 344. 
STONE BoTTLES; v. AccouUNTS, 297. 


Supps, JOSEPH :— 
681. Return of ail Letters addressed to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in reply 
to Governor Darling’s peengatones relative to the Punishment and Death of Private 
Joseph Sudds, late of His Majesty’s 57th Regiment, dated 4th and 15th December 
1826, and 20th April and 28th May 1829; printed 506 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 620. vol. xx x11.) 
SUGAR; v. ACCOUNTS, 204, 227, 234. 


Su1Tors’ FUND IN CHANCERY; v. ACcouNTS, 1930. 


SUPERANNUATIONS :— 
682. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Charge of Allowances or 
Compensations to Persons formerly a in Public Offices or Departments, for 
One Quarter from ist January to gist March 1832, and for One Year from 1st 
April 1832 to 31st March 1833; printed 200. Referred 271 ~ - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 284. vol. xxvil.) 
683. Annual Account of Superannuation Allowances granted under Act 3 Geo. IV. 
c. 113; printed 240 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 353. vol. xxv1.) 
684. Copy of Treasury Minute, granting a Superannuation Allowance to Mr. Stephen, as 
late Puisne Judge of New South Wales; printed 263 - - - - « + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 369. vol. xxv1.) 
— V. Accounts, 42, 84,311, 394- 
SUPPLY:— 
685. Abstract of the Amount voted by Parliament under the several heads of Service in 
each of the Three Years 1829, 1830 and 1831, in parallel columns, on the Total 
Amount in each Year; of Amount actually expended under each of these a 
of Service in 1829 and 1830, and Estimate for 1831; printed 28 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xxvii.) 
686. Return of the Total Amount of Supply unissued on 1st January 1832, of the Supplies 
— by Parliament in the Army, Navy, Ordnance and Miscellaneous Services} 
or 1831 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Sussex Coast GUARD; v. Accounts, 196. 
SUSSEX SEWERS; v. Accounts, 640. 
SWINEY, SAMUEL; v. ACCOUNTS, 321. 
TANJORE DEBTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 270. 
TAXES; v. ACCOUNTS, 239, 517, 519, 520, 523, 524, 566, 567, 568, 579, 613. 
TEA; v. ACCOUNTS, 191. 
TEA, COFFEE AND SPIRIT LICENSES; v. Accounts, 298. 


TEES NAVIGATION :— 


687. Account of Sums expended by the Tees Navigation Company, since 1st January 1828, 
in carrying into execution the Acts 48 Geo. III. and g Geo. IV. for the Improve- 
ment of the River Tees’ - - - - - - - 


TELFORD, MR.; v. Accounts, 453. 
THEATRES AND DRAMATIC PIECES: — . 


688. Returns specifying the Number and Name of each Theatre, and the Terms upon which 
each has been annually licensed by the Lord Chamberlain, from 1820 to the saiomuat | 
time ; and the Number of Dramatic Pieces licensed by the Examiner of Plays, in 
1829, 1830 and 1831; printed 423 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 543. vol. xxxv.) 

TILES; v. Accounts, 295. 

TIMBER; v. Accounts, 224. 

TIN; v. AvcouNTS, 194. 

TITHE COMPOSITION ACT; v. AccoUNTS, 353. 
TITHES; v. ACCOUNTS, 377. 


TITHES COMMUTATION :— 


689. Return of the several Parishes in England and Wales in which Commutations of the 
whole, Great or Small, Tithes of such Parish have been authorized under any Act of 
Parliament; printed33—- - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xxx.) 


TOBACCO AND SNUFF :— 


6g0. Account of the Number of Pounds weight of Leaf Tobacco, manufactured Cigars and 
Snuff, paid Duty upon quarterly, for the Year ending 5th January 1892, distin- 
guishing England, Scotland and Ireland; and Number of Pounds weight and 


Amount of Duty collected at the respective Ports of Importation, for certain 
Quarters - - - - - - - - - 





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King’s 
Command. 


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289 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Act. 


by Address, 


19 


144 


262 


by Address. 


by Address 
of last Session 


61 





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194 


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292 


200 


240 


263 


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TOBACCO AND SNUFF—continued. 


United States of America, Cuba and other Places ; and from Germany, the Nether- 
lands, the Territories of the East India Company, Ceylon, &amp;c. in the Year ending 
5th January 1832; printed 533 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 653. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
692. Return of the Number of Pounds ie of Tobacco, the Growth and Production of 

Ireland, taken account of by the Officers of Excise in Ireland, agreeably to the 
Act 2 Will. IV. = a - - ad - - - - ~~ - @ 

TOLERATION Laws (West Indies); v. Accounts, 724, 728. 

TONNAGE; v. AccounTs, 189, 200, 225, 226, 240, 470, 471. 

TONNAGE INWARDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 200. 

TRADE; v. Accounts, 198. 

TRADE AND NAVIGATION; v. ACCOUNTS, 220. 

TRANSFER OF REAL PROPERTY; v. ACCOUNTS, 555: 

TRANSPORTS; v. Accounts, 468, 470. 


TREASURY :— 


693. Estimate of the Sum that may be required, in the Quarter from ist January te 31st 
March 1832, and from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to make good the De-| 
ficiency of the Fee Fund in the Department of His Majesty’s Treasury; printed J 
106. Referred271 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 158. vol. xxvit.) 

— - - Ditto - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary 
of State; Foreign Secretary of State; Colonial Secretary; Privy Council; and | 

Committee of Privy Council for Trade; printed 106. Referred 271 - - — - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 158. vol. xxvit.) { 


of the Sum that will probably be required, in the Quarter from 1st January | 


691. Account of the Quantity, Real and Official Value, of all Tobacco imported from =| 





694. 





695. 
. 31st March 1832, and in the Year from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to de- 
fray the Contingent Expenses and Messengers’ Bills in the Department of His 
Majesty’s Treasury; printed 106. Referred 271 - - - - Sr 
(Sess. Papers, n° 158. vol. x xvi.) 
— - - Ditto - - inthe Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary 
of State; Foreign Secretary of State; Colonial Secretary; Privy Council, and 
Committee of Privy Council for Trade; printedi06. Referred 271 - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 158, vol. xxvit.) 


696. 





TREATIES, &amp;c. :— 
697. Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French, for the more 
effectual suppression of the Traffic in Slaves, signed at Paris, November 30, 1831 ; 
with Translation - - - - - - - a i m i i 
of Convention between Great Britain and the Netherlands, of 13th August 
1814 ; and between Great Britain and the Netherlands and Russia, of 19th May 
1815; printed 40 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 71. vol. x xvi.) 
699. Treaty relative to the Netherlands, signed at London, November 1 5th, 1831 ; "} 
Translation - -. - . - - . + “ ‘ ui A : 
700. Copy of Convention relative to the Belgic Fortresses, signed at London, December +} 
1831; withTranslation - - - - - . - 5 ‘ 4 A 





698. 


testant Subjects of the King of Saxony; with Correspondence with the British 

Minister at Turin, relative to the Treatment of Protestants in Piedmont; printed 

314 re - - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 446. vol. xxx.) 
702. Copy of the Ukase of 23d November 1831, increasing the Import Duties upon =| 


701. Copies of Treaties between Great Britain and Saxony, relating to the Vaudois, = 


ticles imported into the Russian Dominions; and Comparative Statement of the 
Old and New Duties, as transmitted by His Majesty’s Ambassador at Saint Peters- 
burgh; printed 314 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 447. vol. xxx1v.) 


703. ——- of Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of all the Russias, sige 
tive to the Russian Dutch Loan, signed at London, November 16th, 1831 - - 


lands, relative to the Russian Dutch Loan, signed at London, May 19, 1815; 


704. Additional Article to the Convention between Great Britain, Russia, and the 8153] 
printed 470- - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 583. vol. xxv1.) 





705. Copy of Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between His Majesty and the Free 
City of Frankfort, signed at London, May 13th, 1832 . - - - ‘| 

706. of Convention relative to the Sovereignty of Greece, between His Majesty the 
King of the French and the Emperor of all the Russias, on the one part, and the 
King of Bavaria, on the other, signed at London, May 7th, 1832; with Trans- 
ae se em me me Re eA ne 

707. Protocols of Conferences held in London, relative to the Affairs of Greece - - 


708. Copy of the Decision of the King of the Netherlands upon the disputed points of 
Boundary, under the fifth Article of the Treaty of Ghent, between Great Britain 
and the United States of America ; with Translation; printed 554 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 688. vol. xx x11.) 








709. and Translation of the Manifesto of the Emperor of Russia, of the 4¢ February 
1832, and of the Organic Statute to which it refers; printed 586 eee 

(Sess. Papers, n° 719. vol. xLVIII.) 
710. and Translation of the Constitutional Charter of the Kingdom of Poland, 
dated Warsaw, 43th November 1815; printed 586 - - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 720. vol. xLv11I.) 
711. Correspondence relating tothe Slave Trade - - - - = = = = 
Class (A.) Correspondence with the British Commissioners, 1831 - - - 
Class (B.) Correspondence with Foreign Powers, 1831 - - a ee 


712. Copy of the Convention, signed at Mayence, March 31, 1831, referred to inthe Ninth 
Article of the Treaty relative to the Netherlands, signed at London, November 15, 
1831, and of the Tariff annexed to that Convention ; with Translation; printed 589 
(Sess. Papers, N° 742. vol. XLVIII.) 
713. —— of the Frankfort Tariff referred to in the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Com- 
merce and Navigation between His Majesty and that Free City, signed at London, 
May 13th, 1832; with Translation; printed 589 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 742. vol. xLVIII.) 


VOL.87. 





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Ordered. | Presented. 
450 | 503 
589 
King’s 105 

Command. 

King’s 

Conatatl 4 105 
King’s 

Command. 106 
King’s 

Command. 106 

King’s 

Geoatinds 4° 

by Address, 4° 
King’s 

Command. 67 

King’s 

Gaalas, 314 

by Address. 314 

by Address. 314 
King’s 

aa 436 
King’s Oo 

Command. 47 
King's 

Command. 496 
King’s 

Casi: 547 
King's 

{ ceeniond, 554 

by Address. 554 

by Address. 58 4 

King’s 

Cumin. 584 

by Address. 586 

by Address, 589 

by Address.| 589 











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ibid. 


973 


ibid. 


976 


978 


975 


1014 


979 


981 


1015 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


TRINIDAD :— 

714. Copies of Memorial of the Committee of Inhabitants of Trinidad, addressed to 
Viscount Goderich, dated in November 1831, praying for a change in the Legisla- 
tive Council of the Colony ; and other Papers relating thereto; printedi4g - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 212. vol. xxx1.) 
TRINIDAD AND SAINT LUCIA :— 
715. Copies of Orders in Council of 20th February and 5th March 1831, for the Adminis- 
tration of Justice in British Guiana, Trinidad and Saint Lucia; printed 301 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 432. vol. xxx1.) 
Trinity HOUSE; v. Accounts, 532, 534- 
TrooP SHIPS; v. AccoUNTS, 470,471. 
TURNPIKE ROAD BILL FEES :— 

716. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required, in 1832, to defray the Expense 
of the Fees due and payable to the Officers of the Parliament, on all Bills for conti- 
nuing or amending Turnpike Road Acts; printed 195. Referred 271 

(Sess. Papers, n°278. vol. xxvii.) 


VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT: — 
717. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Expense of the National Vaccine Esta- 
blishment, for 1832; printed 200. Referred 271 - - &lt; a 
(Sess. Papers, n° 284. vol. xxvit.) 
718. Return of the Officers or Persons erway a to the Vaccine Board ; stating their Names 
and Residences, in whom or in what Department is vested the Appointment of such 


Officers and Persons, the Duty done by, and the Salary received by each; printed 


567 i. oe “ - (Sess. Papers, n° 712. vol. xiv.) 
VAGRANTS, (IRISH PooR):— 
719. Account of the Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from Bristol to Ireland, 
and the Charge for passing them in each Year since 1823; distinguishing © 
Counties from whence they came, &amp;c.; printed 567 - - - - ~ . 
(Sess. Papers, n® 710. vol. xiv.) 
VAN DIEMEN’S LAND; v. Accounts, 166, 500 to 502. 


VAUDOIS; v. ACCOUNTS, 701. 

VICTUALLING; v. Accounts, 474, 476 to 478, 480. 
VICTUALLING OFFICE; v, Accounts, 170. 
VICTUALS; v. Accounts, 466. 

VINCENT, SAINT; v. ACCOUNTS, 725. 


VIRGIN ISLANDS :— 
720. Copy of a Petition to His Majesty, signed by the Planters, Merchants and Inhabitants 
of the Virgin Islands, transmitted to Viscount Goderich in 1831 ; Referred 109 n | 
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 100. 


UNFUNDED DEBT; v. AccouNTS, 254. 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; v. ACcounTS, 233, 708. 
UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN; v. Accounts, 636. 
UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN; v. AccounrTs, 345, 349- 


UNSTAMPED PUBLICATIONS :— 
721. Return of the Number of Persons who have been committed by the Magistrates, for 
selling Unstamped Publications, from 10th and 12th December 1831 ; printed 567 
(Sess. Papers, n° 711. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
—V. Accounts, 674. 


VOLUNTEER CoRPS; v. ACCOUNTS, 29. 


VOTERS :— 
722. Return of the Number of Voters who polled at the last Contested Election, for ever 
City and Borough ; and of the Number of Freemen in every Corporate Town which 
now returns Members to Parliament ; printed 72. 149 rt ae ee s 
(Sess. Papers, n° 209. vol. xxxv1.) 
WAGES; v. Accounts, 466, 472, 


WAREHOUSED GOODS; v. AccounTs, 237. 

WATCHES; v. AcCouNTS, 213. 

WatER COMMUNICATION, (CANADA); v. ACcouUNTS, 123, 124. 
WEDNESBURY POPULATION; v. AccounNTS, 542. 

WESTERN AFRICA; v. ACCOUNTS, 535. 


WESTERN AUSTRALIA :— 
723. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses of the Settlements in Western Aus-) 
tralia, from ist January 1832 to 31st March 1833; printed 256. Referred 271 - f 
West INDIES :— 


(Sess. Papers, N° 362. vol. xxvil.) 
724. Copy of the Laws passed by the several Colonial Legislatures, for the relief of the 
Catholics, the removal of the Disabilities of the Jews and of Free Persons of Colour, 
during the last Six years, (as far as relates to the Island of Jamaica); printed 38 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 59. vol. xxx1.) 

725. Copies of Despatches from the Governors of Barbadoes, Saint Vincent and Saint Lucia, 

relating to the late Hurricane in the West Indies ; printed 142. Referred 154, rn 
(Sess. Papers, n° 197. vol. xx x1.) 
of Circular Despatches, and Correspondence between Viscount Goderich | 





26. 
; and the Governors of the West India Islands and Jamaica ; with Proclamations re- 
lative to Insurrections amongst the Slaves; printed200 - = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 285. vol. xLvil.) 
727. Estimate of the Amount which will be required, in the Year from 1st April 1832 to 31st 
March 1833, to a the Charge of Salaries to Governors, Lieutenant Governors 
and others, in His Majesty’s West India Colonies, formerly charged upon the 
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties, or paid from Civil Contingencies ; me ed 256. 
Referred 271 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 362. vol. xxvii.) 


Snel aoe 





Ordered. 


—_—_ 


by Address, 


by Address. 


King’s 


Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address, 


by Address, 


King’s 
Command. 


Address of | 
t Session. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 





Presented. 


_— 


149 


301 


200 


567 


§67 


108 


567 


72 
148 


256 


38 


142 


200 


256 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
West INDIES—continued. 


728. Copies of the Laws passed by the several Colonial Legislatures for the relief of the 
Catholics, the removal of the Disabilities of the Jews and of Free Persons 7 


Colour, during the last Six years; printed 256 - 


729. Copy of the Protest of the West India Merchants, transmitted to Viscount Goderich 


on 6th April last; printed 275 + 
— V. Accounts, 318 to 327. 


WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— 


730. The four quarterly Accounts of the Treasurer to the Commissioners of Westminster 


Bridge, from 5th April 1831 to 5th April 1832 - 
WESTMINSTER PAVING :— 


731. Return, stating the Names of the several Streets in the City of Westminster now under 
the control and management of the Commissioners called “ Optional Street Com- 
missioners ;” the Names of such Commissioners, and the Titles of the respective 
Acts of Parliament under which they act ; printed 428 - = 


WHEAT; v. Accounts, 167 to 174. 

WHEAT AND BREAD; v. Accounts, 170. 
Wipows’ PENSIONS; v. Accounts, 37, 39; 79 81. 
WILLS; v. Accounts, 433. 

WINCHESTER GAOL :— 


732. Copy of the Report of the Visiting Magistrates of the Gaol and Bridewell at Win- 


chester, at the Epiphany Sessions of 1832, and ordered by the Magistrates then| | 5, a jdvess 
present to be transmitted to His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State; printed 275 - 4 j 


WinDSOR CASTLE :— 


733- Estimate of the Amount which will probably be required in the Quarter from ist Ja- 


a to 31st March 1832, and from 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833, to defray King’s 
the Expenses of the Repairs and Alterations of Windsor Castle; printed 106. Re-{ | Sommand. 


ferred 271 - - - _ ee 
WINE; v. Accounts, 218, 227. 
WISHART, PATRICK; v. Accounts, 634. 
Woops AND FORESTS :— 


734. Returns of the Names and Residences of all Persons employed in the Collection or 
Receipt of the Revenues arising from Property under the management of the Com- 
missioners of Woods and Forests ; and, Annual Account, for the last Seven years, of 
the Charges of Auctioneers in the sale of Crown Property ; printed 240 - 


735. Ninth Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land Re- 
venues, being their Third Annual Report; printed 584 -  - \ 


— V. AccounTs, 595- 
WoOLLENS; v. ACCOUNTS, 299. 
WooLwIcH YARD; v. Accounts, 488. 
WorKS, OFFICE OF :— 


736. Statements of the Offices that will be abolished or transferred by the transfer of the ‘ 
Office of Works to the Office of Woods and Forests; of new Offices created by 6 es 
such Transfer, and the Number of Persons that will be placed on Retired Allow- . 


PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented. of 
ae ____s f Arranprx. 
Ad 
FS POO 4 m= ay 
(Sess. Papers, n° 363. vol. xx x1.) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 382. vol. xx x1.) soe 
} by Act. 570 
369 415 
(Sess. Papers, N° 549. vol. xv.) 
275 
(Sess. Papers, n° 353. vol. xxx111.) 
105 800 
(Sess. Papers, n° 157. vol. xxvii.) 
60 239 
(Sess. Papers, n° 348. vol. xxv1.) | 
4 ds a by Act. 584 
(n° 718. vol.xxv. Part II.) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 16. vol. xxv.) 


ances; printed21_ = - - - * 
WortTs; v. Accounts, 662, 669, 672. 


Writs; v. ACCOUNTS, 350. 
YARN; v. Accounts, 211. 
YEOMANRY; v. Accounts, 8, 14, 38. 
































Accounts, &amp;c. to be re-printed; Number 5 of the Annual 
Finance Accounts presented to Parliament, in each of the 
years 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830 and 1831, 
88.—Accounts relating to Exports and Imports, presented 
5th April 1830, 225. 

Accounts, &amp;c. of former Sessions, to be printed; Returns re- 
lating to Royal Palaces and Buildings, presented 7th March 
1831, 139.—Returns respecting Sewers, presented 13th, 14th, 
18th and 21st April 1831, 231. Extracts of Returns respecting 
Slave Population, presented 15th July 1831-2, 521. 


—— AxssTracts to be printed, 62, 153, 209, 233, 289. 
—— referred to Committees of the whole House, 154, 


175, 386, 444, 480, 485, 553- 
Select Committees, 108, 271, 291, 368. 


Committee of Supply, 466. 
of former Sessions referred to Select Committees, 














92, 201. 





Committees of the 
whole House, 75, 122. 


to be laid before the House forthwith, 43, 57, 166, 
275, 299, 368, 428, 473, 504, 548. 

withdrawn, 251. 

Orders for printing Accounts, &amp;c. discharged, 289. 


Orders for Accounts discharged, and Addresses 
instead thereof, 81. ' 


VOL. 87.——Sess. 1831-2. 





—~— Orders for Accounts discharged, and others ordered, 
68, 549- 


————— Orders for Accounts discharged, 131, 490. 


Actions. Vide Limiration or ACTIONS. 


UNIFORMITY OF 
Process. 


Act or Grace; Petition of Prisoners confined in Bodmin 
Gaol for Smuggling, for an Act of Grace restoring them to 
their liberty ; to lie on the Table ; and to be printed, 551. 


Acton, Wituiam. Vide Mancuester, Botton and Bury 
Navigation and Railway. 


ACTS: 


——-——— read in the House, 14, 21,.27, 30, 34, 45, 46, 87, 133, 
157, 175» 185, 197, 201, 208, 218, 232, 243, 244, 264, 303, 
35, 309; 329, 330, 343, 385, 386, 387, 397, 398, 400, 409, 
414, 428, 434, 445, 462, 465, 478, 479, 485, 496, 504, 510, 
515» 524, 526, 535, 536, 549 ;—of the Parliament of Ireland, 
30, 56, 65, 67, 92, 209, §15- 

AppincTon, AnTHony. Vide Istincton Cuurcn Rartss. 


ApDITIONAL CuuRCHEs. Vide CHURCHEs. 
ApMIRALTY Court. 


ADMIRALTY CouRTs. 


Vide IrgLanp. Mavrirtivs. 
Vide Viczt ADMIRALTY CouRTs. 


K 2 ADDRESSES: 








INDEX ‘0 the E1GHTY-sEVENTH VOLUME.  [4.1881-2. 





ADDRESSES: 


Or THANKS :— 

1. Krne’s Speecn—Motion for presenting an Address of Thanks to H1s Masesty, for His most gracious Speech at the 
opening of the Session, 4. Amendment proposed, and made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to, 5. Committee 
appointed to draw up an Address thereupon; Five to be the Quorum; King’s Speech referred; 6. Address 
reported,10; agreed to, Nem. Con. to be presented by the whole House, 11. The King appoints to be attended, 12. 
His Answer, 12. Address of Thanks thereupon, Nem. Con. 12. 


RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 


2. Pusiic ArrAirs—Humbly to represent to His Masesty the deep a felt by this House at the change which has 
been announced in His Majesty’s Councils, by the retirement of those Ministers in whom this House continues to 
repose unabated confidence, &amp;c. 304. King’s Answer, 325. 


3. Orrices IN THE Cotonies—That His Masesty will be graciously pleased, on the creation of any new Office in 
any Magee the salary of which shall exceed £.200 per annum, to cause a Return of such Office, if Parliament be 
sitting, to be laid before this House within fifteen days, and if not sitting, within fifteen days of the re-assembling of 
Parliament, 417. K1ine’s Answer, 439. 


4- Diocesan Scuoots (IrELAND)—That His Masesty will be graciously pleased to direct the Commissioners of 
Education in Ireland, to inquire into certain particulars relating to Diocesan Schools, 528. 


5. Mr. SpeAKER—That His maszsrty will be graciously pleased to confer some signal mark of His Royal favour upon 
the Right Honourable Charles Manners Sutton, for his eminent services in the Six Parliaments during which he has 
discharged the duties of Speaker of this House with a zeal and ability alike honourable to himself and conducive to 
the progress of public business, to commence and take effect immediately upon his ceasing to hold the Office of 
Speaker of this House ; and toassure His Masesrty, that this House will make good whatever expense His Masesty 
may think proper to be incurred on that account. Resolved on, Nem. Con. 535. . Kine’s Answer, 540. 


6. Deccan Prize Money—That His Majesty will be graciously pleased to suspend His Royal Warrant of the 31st 
of July 1832, directing the distribution of the Deccan Booty, so far as relates to the claims of Sir Thomas Hislop 
and Sir Lionel Smith, 560. - 


7. That His Masesty will be graciously pleased to suspend the execution of His Royal 
Warrant of the gist July 1832, directing the distribution of the Deccan Booty, so far as relates to the Fund claimed 
by the Force serving under Colonel Prother, at the surrender of the Fort of Rhyegur, 586. 

8. House or Commons Lisrary—That His Masesrty will be graciously pleased to give directions for giving additional 
accommodation to the Library for the convenience and use of Members of this House, and for the safe custody of 
the printed Books and Papers thereof, 576. 


g. CuapLain—For conferring some Dignity in the Church upon the Reverend Edward Repton, Chaplain to this House, 
578. Kine’s Answer, 589. 





FoR ADVANCING MONEY :— 
10. Ways AND Means—To Ralph Bernal, Esq. for his Services as Chairman of the 
Committee of Ways and Means, in the present Session, 578. , 
Kine’s Answer, 589. 


11. Mr. Speaker’s SecreraAary—To Edward Phillips, Esq. for his Services during 
the present Session, 578. 


For ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS:— 


12. ADDITIONAL Cuurcnes—Return, giving the particulars of all Applications made previously to 23d June 1831, to 
the Bishops of the several Dioceses in England and Wales, for cement to the building of additional Churches or 
Chapels, or to the Purchase of Buildings for that purpose under Act § Geo. IV. c. 103, &amp;c. 417. KiNe’s 
Answer, 430.—(V. Accounts, 144.) 


13. ANatomy-—Copy of the Memorial of the College of Surgeons, to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, on 
the Schools of Anatomy, 30. K1ne’s Answer, 31.—(V. Accounts, 6.) 


14. ANTIGUA—Copy of any Report of a Committee of the Council and Assembly of Antigua, respecting the State of the 
Slaves manumitted by the Crown in 1828, and of the manner in which they employed themselves, 576. K1ne’s 
Answer, 588.—(V. AccounTs, 7.) 


15. APPOINTMENTS TO Orrices—Return of the Amount of the several Fees and Stamp Duties now chargeable on the 
appointment to each and every Office, Place or Employment, Commission, Grant, Pension, Patent, Rank or Pre- 
cedence, Civil or Military, Judicial and Ecclesiastical, under the Crown, in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 
Ireland, Dominion of Wales, Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Isles of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark and Man, 
and also in His Majesty’s Foreign Possessions, Colonies and Plantations, (the British East Indies excepted), 79. 
K1no’s Answer, 88. 


16. Army—Usual Estimates and Account, 17. Kine’s Answer, 28.—(V. AccounTs, 16 fo 19.) 


17- AruNDEL Boroucu—Copy of a Letter written on the 24th September 1831, by the Returning Officer of Arundel, for 
the information of the Secretary of State, to the Commissioners appointed to determine the Boundaries of that Borough, 
352. Kine’s Answer, 362.—(V. AccounrTs, 97.) 


18, Bankruptcy Court—Copy of Rules and Orders for regulating the Practice of His Majesty’s Court of Bank- 
tuptcy, made by the Judges of the Court of Review, with the consent of the Lord Chancellor, on the 12th day of 
January 1832, 50. Kine’s Answer, 69.—(V. Accounts, 104.) 

19. Betctan Arrairs—The dates of the Ratification by each Power respectively, of the Treaty between His Majesty, 
the Emperor of Russia, the King of Prussia, and the King of the Belgians, concluded on the 15th November 1831, 
549. Kine’s Answer, 554. 

20. Brazin1an Captures—Copy of Memorandum, dated May 1829, entered into between Lord Ponsonby ard the 
Brazilian Government, relative to the capture of British Ships in 1820 and 1827, 290. Kine’s Answer, 293.— 
(V. Accounts, 114.) 


21. Canapa, Upper—Copies of the Address to His Majesty, concerning an Established Church, from the House of 
Assembly of Upper Canada, agreed to in the ninth Provincial Parliament, dated 2zoth March 1828, and other 
Papers relating to the said Province, 540. Kine’s Answer, 554-—( V. Accounts, 121.) 


22. Copy of an Address to His Majesty from the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, on the Adminis- 
tration of Justice, dated 14th March 1829, which Address that House humbly prayed His Majesty to lay before 
the House of Commons of Great Britain and Ireland, 541. Kine’s Answer, 554.—(V. Accounts, 121.) 

23- Copy of the Report of the two Select Committees to whom were severally referred Petitions addressed 
to the House of Assembly of pper Canada, in the Session of the Provincial Legislature 1828, complainin of 
improper conduct on the part of Captain G. Phillpotts, of the Royal Engineers, and other wrongs, and of the admi- 
nistration of Justice, &amp;c. 565. Kine’s Answer, 588. 


24. Canapa, Upper anv Lower, LecistaturEes or—Returns of the Names of the Members of the Legislative and Exe- 
cutive Councils, and Houses of Assembly, of Upper and Lower Canada, on 1st July 1832, stating the various Offices, 
Employments and public Situations each of them holds under the British aud Colonial Government, Clerical and 
Lay, Xc. 582. King’s Answer, 588. 

25. Post Orrices—Returns of the Establishment of the General Post Office in Upper 
and Lower Canada, and of each of the other Colonies in North America; with the Number of Postmasters and 
Deputy Postmasters in. each Province, their Salary, Allowances and Emoluments, and other particulars relating to 
those Establishments, 582. King’s Answer, 588. 











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ADDRESSES—continued. 


26. 


31. 


32. 


34: 


36. 


37: 


38. 


39: 


40. 
41. 


42. 


43. 


44. 


45: 


46. 


47- 


48. 


49. 


50. 


VOL. 


Cares, Joun—Copies of the Communications between the Secretary of State for the Home Department and the 
Authorities in Guernsey, relative to the detention in Guernsey, of John Capes, one of the Beadles of St. Pancras, 
in the county of Middlesex, 484. Krine’s Answer, 503 —(V. Accounts, 125.) 


. Cuarities Commission—Return of the Date of the Commission appointing Commissioners for inquiring into the 


Charities of England under the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. [V. and other particulars relating thereto, 289. Kine’s Answer, 
293.—( V. AccounTs, 134.) 
CuoLerA—Additional Information relating to the Cholera, 27. Kine’s Answer, 31. 


Copies of certain Papers relating to Cholera, together with the Report of the Central Board of Health there- 
upon, 99. Kuine’s Answer, 147.—(V. Accounts, 135.) 
Return, stating the Name of each Quarantine Station in the United Kingdom ; the Number of Ships at each 
Station on ist December 1831, and 1st January and ist and 15th February 1832 ; of the Monthly Expense incurred 
by Government for the Central Board, and other Establishments depending on it, for preventing the spread of 
Cholera ; and, of the manner in which the Sum of £.1,934, charged in Civil Contingencies on account of Cholera, 
was expended, 130. Order for presenting this Address discharged, 134. 


Return, stating the Name of each Quarantine Station in the United Kingdom, the Number of Lazaret Ships 
and Establishments provided in consequence of Cholera; the Expense incurred by Government for the Central 
Board, and other Establishments dependent on it; and an Account of the manner in which the Sum of £. 1,934, 
charged in Civil Contingencies on account of Cholera, was expended, 134. Kuine’s Answer, 147.—(V. Ac- 
COUNTS, 136, 137.) 

Returns from the Medical Board established by Government at Sunderland, for the Cure of the Spasmodic 
Cholera, and from Dr. Daun, the Medical Inspector sent to Sunderland to inquire into the Disease and report 
thereon, stating their opinion of the origin of the Disease, its progress on those attacked, and its termination ; and 
ifconsidered identical with the Disease which existed at Hamburgh, on what grounds it was so considered, 206. 
Kine’s Answer, 266.—(V. Accounts, 141.) 

Return of the Number of Individuals who have been admitted into the several Public Institutions under the 
head of Cholera Morbus affection ; the Age, Sex and Residence of each ; the Number who have recovered or died, 
within the Cities and Liberties of London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark, and Bills of Mortality, 
during the last Three Months, 503. K1ine’s Answer, 524. 








Civit Orrices—Returns of Sinecures or Offices executed wholly or chiefly by Deputy in England, Scotland and 
Ireland, and the Total annual Gross Amount of Salaries, Fees and Emoluments received by each, in each of the 
last Three years ; of Offices executed by Deputy ; of Reversions and Offices held for joint or more Lives, in England, 
in the Plantations, in Scotland, and in Ireland, &amp;c. 22, Kine’s Answer, 28. 


- CotontaL Appeats—Returns of all Colonial or Plantation and East India Appeals, and all Appeals from the Islands 


of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Man, lodged or entered in the General Book or List deposited at the Office of the 
Privy Council, between ist January and gist December in each year since 1826, and now disposed of; of those 
remaining undisposed of ; and, of those ready for hearing; and, Copies of Orders or Regulations made in respect of 
Plantation Appeals and Proceedings before the Lords of the Council, since 31st December 1826, 158. ING’S 
Answer, 198.—(V. Accounts, 152.) 


Commissions oF InQuiry—Account of Expenses incurred, and the Number of Reports presented by the several 
Commissions of Inquiry, during the years 1830 and 1831 ; and of the Names of the Commissioners employed, the 
Salary and Allowance received, and probable time each Commission will continue, 134. Kine’s Answer, 147. 
~(V. Accounts, 154.) 


ComMIssiIoNs oF THE Peace—Returns of Fees claimed by the Secretary of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and 
other Public Officers, upon the issue of new Commissions to Justices of the Peace in Ireland consequent upon the 
demise of the late King ; and Fees paid by Magistrates of England upon taking out their Commissions of the Peace 
consequent upon the demise of the late King, 48. Kine’s Answer, 69.—( V. lasanee 155+) 


CommirTaLs—Statement of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, who were committed to the 
different Gaols in England and Wales, for trial at the Assizes and Sessions held for the several Counties, Cities, 
Towns and Liberties therein, during the last Twenty-one years; distinguishing the Numbers in each year, 187. 
Kine’s Answer, 198.—( V. Accounts, 156.) 

Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, who were committed 
to the different Gaols in England and Wales, for trial at the Assizes and Sessions, during the last Seven years ; 
distinguishing the Number in each year, 262. Kine’s Answer, 266.—(V. Accounts, 157.) 

Common Law Courts—Copy of the Fourth Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Proceedings, 
&amp;c. of the Courts of Common Law; with the Supplement thereto, 161. Kine’s Answer, 198.—(V. AccounrTs, 158.) 

Coronation ExpEeNses—Statement of the Expenses incurred on the occasion of the Coronation of their Majesties, 
75. Kine’s Answer, 88.—(V. Accounts, 175.) 


Coroners—Return of the Date of the Appointment of each Coroner in each County or other Division in England 
and Wales; the manner in which he was elected, the Number of Miles each has travelled in the eo prema of his 
duty, between ist January 1829 and ist January 1832; and of the different Sums received by each of them between 
ist January 1829 and 31st December 1831, 449. K1ne’s Answer, 460.—(V. Accounts, 176.) 


Corporat PunisHMeNts—Return of the Number of Persons, in each County in England and Wales, sentenced by 
the Magistrates at Quarter Sessions to be flogged, 232, Kuine’s Answer, 266.—(V. Accounts, 177.) 


CorporaTE Orricers—Return of all Cases, in Cities, Boroughs, Cinque Ports and Places where the election of Cor- 
orate Officers may by Charter or otherwise take place on Sunday ; particularizing those Places where, to satisfy the 
in or custom, the Election must be proceeded to on Sunday, 415. Kine’s Answer, 439.—(V. AccounTs,178, 179.) 


Courts or Request(Lonpon AND WeEstTMINSTER)—Return of all Cases heard and determined in the several 
Courts of Request in the Cities of London and Westminster, in the Borough of Southwark and parts adjacent, in 
the Counties of Middlesex and Surrey, including the Palace Court and that of the Tower Hamlets, for one Year 
ending 31st December 1831, 298. Kine’s Answer, 339. 


DEMERARY AND EsseQuiso—Copies of the first Royal Commission by which a Governor was appointed over the 
Colony of Demerary and Essequibo, at the time of the Capitulation in 1803, and other Papers relative to the appoint- 
ment of Governors or Lieutenant Governors over the said Colony, 464. Kine’s Answer, 503.—(V. Accounts, 255.) 


Dirtomatic PeENnsions—Return of the Names of the several Persons now receiving Pensions for Diplomatic Services ; 
stating the Amount of Pension, the Date on which granted, the Number of years the Pension has been paid, &amp;c. 
577. Kine’s Answer, 588. 


Dirtomatic Service—Return of the Names and Rank of every Person now employed in the Diplomatic Service ; 
stating the Date of his first Appointment, and the several Offices he has held, and the actual period of Service 
Abroad ; also, a Statement of the Salary and Allowances each receives at this time for the Office he now holds, 
375. Kine’s Answer, 397. 


District Surveyors—Returns of the Name, Situation, Extent and Description of the several Districts now existing, 
and to which Surveyors have been appointed under Act 14 Geo. III. c. 78; the Number of Inhabitants, and 
Number of Dwelling-houses, and the Population of each District, in 1811 and 1831; the Amount of Fees received 
by each Surveyor on account of Duties done in his District during each of the last four years, &amp;c.g2. Kino’s 
Answer, 103.—(V. Accounts, 260.) 


Ecciesrastican Courts (ENGLAND AND Wates)—Copies of the Special and General Reports made to His Ma- 


esty by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Practice and Jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts in 
a and Wales, 142. Kine’s Answer, 147.—(V. Accounts, 282.) 





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61. 


60. 


61. 


62. 


63. 


64. 


66. 


67. 
68. 


69. 


71. 








Emicrants—Copy of any Acts passed by the Colonies in British North America, and which have received His Ma- 
jesty’s sanction, by which a Tax is to be levied on Emigrants arriving from the United Kingdom; also, Copy of 
Circular from the Colonial Office recommending the same, 543. Kine’s Answer, 554.—(V. Accounts, 287.) — 


. Emicration—Copies of any Reports from the Commissioners for Emigration, to the Secretary of State for the Colonial 


Department, since the last Session of Parliament, 585. Kine’s Answer, 588.—( V. AccounTs, 284.) 


. Fees 1n Pustic Orrices—Return of the Amount of Fees changes in each Public Office under Government, in the 


United Kingdom, in each of the Two past years; distinguis 


ing the Amount of those regulated, and not regu- 
lated, by Act of Parliament, 79. Kine’s Answer, 88. 


. Four anna Harr Per Cent Duties—Copy of a Note addressed by the Legislative Agents for the Colonies paying 


the Four and a Half per Cent Duty, to Viscount Goderich, dated 23d January 1832, praying for the abolition of that 
Tax, 76. Kine’s Answer, 88.—(V. Accounts, 302.) 


. Franxrort Tarirr—Copy of the Frankfort Tariff, referred to in the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Commerce and Navi- 


gation with that Free City, signed at London, 13th May 1832, 576. Kine’s Answer, 588.—( V. Accounts, 713.) 


3. Freeno.pers (LincoLNsuire)—Return of the Number of Freeholders rated to the Land Tax, for each Parish within 


the Divisions of Kesteven and Holland, and of the distance of each Parish from the several Towns of Boston, Bourne, 
Grantham, Sleaford, Spalding and Stamford, within that County, 40. Kine’s Answer, 69.—(V. Accounts; 303.) 


. Freemen—Return of the Number of Persons admitted to their Freedom, in those Cities and Boroughs in England 


which return Members to Parliament, since the year 1800, 26. Order for presenting this Address discharged, 30. 


Return of the Number of Persons admitted to their Freedom, in those Cities and Boroughs in England which 
send Members to Parliament, in each year, from 1800 to the present time; also, the Amount of Fees raised upon 
every Admission, and how appropriated, 30. K1ine’s Answer, 31.—(V. AccounrTs, 304.) 


. Frencn Ciraims—Return of all — lodged at the Privy Council Office against the Awards or Decisions of the 


late Board of Commissioners for Claims on France, with the decisions of their Lordships thereon ; also, of all Petitions 
for the re-hearing of Appeals, with the decisions thereon, and the respective dates of the hearings of the said Appeals 
and Petitions, 342. ine’s Answer, 362.—( V. AccounTs, 305.) 


Game Law Convictions—Return of the Number of Convictions under the Game Laws, from 1st November 1831 to 
ist February 1832; and a like Return for the same period in 1830 and 1831, 206. Kine’s Answer, 266.— 
(V. Accounts, 308.) 


Gao. CuapLains—Return of the Salary paid to the Chaplain of every Prison, and whether he has any, and what, 
Ecclesiastical Duty other than attendance in the Prison, 446. Kine’s Answer, 460.—(V. AccounTs, 309 ) 


JamMaicaA—Copy of the Report, made in 1822, by the Committee of the House of Assembly in Jamaica appointed to 
inquire into and represent to the House the present situation of the Sugar Planters ; and, Copies of a Patent of 
Land in the said Island, granted by the Crown on 11th November 1690, to Christopher Senior; and of another Patent 
of Land granted on 24th February 1745 to A. Arcedeckne, 76. Kine’s Answer, 88.—(V. AccounrTs, 319.) 


Copies of the Despatches from the Governor of Jamaica to Viscount Goderich, conveying information to the 
latest period, of the recent Rebellion among the Slaves of that Colony; and, of any Proclamation issued by the 
Governor in consequence of that rebellion, 180. Kine’s Answer, 198.—(V. Accounts, 726.) 


Copies of all Communications made to the Government by the Earl of Belmore, relative to the Rebellion 
in Jamaica, received subsequently to those already presented to the House, 266. Kine’s Answer, 275.— 
(V. Accounts, 323.) 

Return of the Number of White Persons who have been wounded or killed in the late Revolt in Jamaica ; 
the same of the Free Persons of Colour or Free Negroes; the same of the Slaves, &amp;c. 302. Kune’s Answer, 399. 

Copy of the Report of a Committee of the House of Assembly of Jamaica appointed to inquire into the Cause 
of, and Injury sustained by, the recent Rebellion in that Colony ; together with the Examinations on oath, Confessions 
and other Documents annexed to that Report, 428. Kine’s Answer, 439.—(V. AccounTs, 325,) 

Copy of a Letter addressed, in January 1832, by Lord Goderich to the Bishop of Jamaica, on the subject of 
the religious Instruction of the Negroes, 520. Kine’s Answer, 554. 

Copy of the Minutes of Evidence taken on the Trial of Henry Williams for administering illegal Oaths during 
the late Insurrection in Jamaica, 520. Kine’s Answer, 554. 





-— Copy of all Correspondence relative to the Punishment of two Female Slaves belonging to Mr. Jackson, Custos 
of Port Royal, and the Proceedings held thereon, 521. K1ine’s Answer, 554.—(V. Accounts, 326.) 








Memorial and Statement of the Baptist Missionary in Jamaica, dated 19th April 1832, 521. Kine’s Answer, 
554+ 

— Copy of Despatch, dated 10th December 1774, from the Earl of Dartmouth to Sir Basil Keith, Governor of 
Jamaica, with Memorials from London, Bristol and Liverpool, on the subject of an Act passed by the Assembly of 
Jamaica in that year, imposing a Duty on each Slave imported ; and other Papers relating to the Island of Jamaica, 
576. Kuine’s Answer, 588.—(V. Accounts, 327.) 





. Jesuirs—Return of the Notices or Statements, which, pursuant to the —- of Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 7. and 


the Schedule thereto annexed, 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, 16. Kine’s Answer, 28.— 
(V. Accounts, 328.) 


IRELAND :— 


73: 


74: 


75: 


76. 


77: 


78. 


CoLERAINE BorouGH—Returns of the several Persons admitted, elected or sworn as Freemen of the Corporation of 
Coleraine, previous to ist September 1830, from 1st September 1830 to 1st January 1831, from 1st January 1831 
to ist January 1832, &amp;c. 43. Kine’s Answer, 69.—(V. Accounts, 388.) 


MAGiSTRATES—Returns of the Names of the Magistrates included in the Commission of the Peace in Ireland, up to 
the latest period ; of the Number who have directed a Writ of Dedimus to be issued for the renewal of their Commis- 
sions, and the Names of those Persons who have been superseded as Magistrates, during the last six months, 57. 
Kine’s Answer, 69.—(V. Accounts, 400.) 


Return of the date of the new General Warrant for each County ; and the date also of the Letter of the 
Secretary of the Lord Chancellor, to the Magistrates of their respective Counties, announcing the intention to issue 
such new Warrants, 80. Kine’s Answer, 88. 





NEWSPAPERS—Account of the Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland, during each Quarter, from 
5th January 1830, to 5th January 1832,100. Kine’s Answer, 147.--(V. Accounts, 367.) 


PoPpuLATIoN—Comparative Abstract of the Population of Ireland, as taken in 1821 and 1831, arranged in the 
order of Parishes, Boroughs, Baronies, Counties and Provinces, distinguishing the aggregate Population of connected 
Places, as framed for Great Britain, 38. K1ine’s Answer, 40. 


Return of the ten Towns in Ireland, not now sending Members to Parliament, and containing the largest 
Population, according to the last Census, 148. Kine’s Answer, 198. 





79. SLIGO MaGisTRATES—Copy of any General Warrant for the Commission of Justices of the Peace, prepared by the 


Secretary of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, for the County of Sligo, since 1st January 1831; the Number of 
Dedimuses issued thereunder, &amp;c. 79. Kine’s Answer, 88.—(V, Accounts, 366.) 


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80. T'1THES—Return, by the Registrar of each Diocese in Ireland, of the Number of Parishes, the Tithes of which are 


the property of Laymen ; specifying the Name of the Lay Impropriator, &amp;c. 16. Kine’s Answer, 28.—(V. Ac- 
COUNTS, 377.) 





81. Return of the Number of Parishes in Ireland, the Tithes of which are received by Bishops, Rectors, Vicars and 


others, of the United Church of England and Ireland; specifying their Names, Amount of Income, and if, or if not, 
under the Tithe Composition Act, &amp;c. 289. Kine’s Answer, 293. 


82. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE (Enc1anp)—Return of the Charges made by the Clerks of the Peace, in each County of 
England, upon a Dedimus being taken out a Justice of the Peace to act therein ; distinguishing the Sums paid 
by them for Fees and other Disbursements, from the Remuneration which they receive themselves, 309. K1N@’s 
Answer, 339.—-( V. AccounTs, 417.) 

83. Lancaster Assizes—Copy of the Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Practice of the Common 


Pleas Court at Lancaster, and to consider the propriety of removing the Assizes from Lancaster, 420. Kine’s An- 
swer, 439.—(V. AccounrTs, 422.) 


84. LiserateD Necroes—Accounts of the Total Number of captured Negroes who were liberated in each of the different 
Colonies ; and, of the Number of Crown Slaves who have been liberated in each of the Colonies, 521. Kino’s An- 
swe, 554. 


85. Lunatic AsyLums—Returns, from each County and City in England and Wales, of every Lunatic Asylum erected 
and established under the Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 96, and g Geo. IV. c. 40, and of every other Royal or Public Hos- 
st or other Charitable Institution, in which Lunatics are received ; distinguishing Males and Females, and whether 

auper or Criminal Lunatics, and the Number in each Class discharged or deceased, between ist May 1831 and 
ist May 1832, 376. Kine’s Answer, 397.—(V. Accounts, 439.) 


86. Lunatic Licenses—Returns of the Number of Houses licensed by the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy, and 
Justices of the Peace, in England and Wales, under the Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 41, for the reception of Insane Persons ; 
the Number in each Establishment, distinguishing Males from Females ; with the Number of each Class discharged 
or deceased, between 1st May 1831 and 1st May 1832, 376. Kine’s Answer, 397.—(V. Accounts, 437.) 


87. Lunatics—Return of the Number of Lunatics confined under the authority of the Lord Chancellor, whose Property 
amounts to less than £.200 per annum each, and the Total Annual Amounts of such Property; also, a similar 
Return of all Lunatics whose Property amounts to £.200 each per annum and upwards, 376. K1ne’s Answer, 397. 
—(V. Accounts, 438.) 


88. MancuesTerR Buriaxs—- Account of the Number of Burials in the Town of Manchester, from 1820 to 1830 inclusive ; 
specifying the Number in each Year, and their Ages, as furnished in pursuance of the Population Act of 1830, 291. 
1nG’s Answer, 293.—(V. AccounTs, 445.) 


89. Mayence Convention—Copy of the Convention signed at Mayence on 31st March 1831, referred to in the Ninth 
Article of the Treaty relative to the Netherlands, signed at London, November 15th, 1831, and of the Tariff annexed 
to that Convention, 576. K1ne’s Answer, 588.—( V. Accounts, 712.) 


90. Metropouis Districts Poor Rates—Return of the several Persons who have applied to be relieved from the Pay- 
ment of their Poors Rates in 1831, in the several Parishes comprised within the limits of the Districts of Tower 
Hamlets, Finsbury, Mary-le-bone and Lambeth, 81. K1ne’s Answer, 103.—( V. Accounts, 449.) 


91. Metropouis ParisHes—Return of the Number of Houses in 1821 and 1831, and the Number of Persons rated to 
the Relief of the Poor, as Occupiers, &amp;c. in the Parishes of Mary-le-bone, Saint Pancras, Paddington, Saint Giles- 
in-the-Fields, Saint George Bloomsbury, Saint Andrew Holborn, and Saint George-the-Martyr, 160. Kine’s An- 
swer, 198. 

92. MetrropoLitaN Potice—Returns of the Number of Parishes, Townships, Precincts or Places, to which the Pro- 
visions of the Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 44, have been extended, in pursuance of the 34th Section of such Act; and, of 
the ~—* of Persons now employed in the Metropolitan Police, in pursuance of such Act, 584. Kine’s An- 
swer, 588. . 


93. Mines (America)—Copies of all Returns which have been received from the British Diplomatic and Consular Agents 
in the several Mining Countries of America, in compliance with directions sent to them from the Foreign Office, 
that they should transmit accurate Accounts of the Gold and Silver which those Countries have recently yielded, 
139. Kine’s Answer, 147.—(V. AccounTs, 459.) 


94. Mint anv Cotnace—Account of the Quantity of Pounds weight of Standard Gold received into His Majesty’s Mint, 
from 6th August 1831 to the present time ; of the Value of Gold Monies coined, &amp;c. 72. Kuine’s Answer, 88.— 
(V. Accounts, 460.) 


95. Missionarres In JaMAIcA—Return of all Teachers or Preachers, and Persons connected with Missionary Establish- 
ments, in Jamaica, who have been arrested during the present Year, 290. Kine’s Answer, 293.—(V. Accounts, 
324.) 

96. Missionary Cuurcues (JaMAtca)—Statement or Abstract of the Laws now in force in Jamaica, relating to Churches, 
Chapels or other Places of Religious Worship; to Persons resorting or assembling thereat; to Persons in Holy 
Orders ; and to Ministers, Missionaries and others, and to Schools and Schoolmasters, 290, K1ine’s Answer, 
293. 

97. Mortaity (Comparative)—Return of the Number of Persons buried, and at what Ages buried, during Eighteen 
Years (1813 to 1830) in Essex, Rutland, the Metropolis, the Cities of Chester, Norwich and Carlisle; the Parishes 
of Bolton-le-Moors, Bury, Preston, Wigan, Bradford (York), Stockport and Macclesfield; the Town of Leeds, and 
the Townships of Holbech and Beeston, in the Parish of Leeds; showing the Number under Five, from Five to 
Ten, &amp;c. 520. Kine’s Answer, 524.—(V. Accounts, 464.) 


98. Navy—Usual Estimates, 17. Kine’s Answer, 28.—(V. Accounts, 473 to 479.) 


g9. New Brunswick—Copy of the Award of the King of the Netherlands, relative to the disputed Boundary between 
New Brunswick and the United States of America, 528. Kine’s Answer 554.—(V. Accounts, 708.) 


100. NEwrouNDLAND—Copy of the Royal Instructions to the Governor of Newfoundland, and of the Despatches from 
Viscount Goderich to him, transmitting the Commission, 533. Kine's Answer, 554.—(V. Accounts, 493.) 


101. New Sourn Wates—Copy of the Instructions issued by the Governor of New South Wales, for the Regulation of 
the Penal Settlements, 132. Kine’s Answer, 147.—(V. AccounTs, 497.) 


102. Papers in reference to the Regulations of the Government of New South Wales, with respect 
to the disposal of the Crown Lands ; together with the Correspondence which may have taken place upon the subject 
between the Colonial Government and the Secretary of State, 168. Kine’s Answer, 198. 


103. Return of the Alienations of Crown Lands in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land 
respectively, during the last Ten Years, to the latest period to which the same can be made up, 291. Kine’s An- 
swer, 293.—( V. AccounTs, 501.) ee 

104. Return of Copies of two Letters, dated respectively the 14th and 27th June 1832, addressed to the 
Secretary of State for the Colonies, by John Stephen, junior, janet together with Copies of the Papers enclosed 
with that Correspondence, having reference to the Conduct of Lieutenant-General Darling, whilst Governor of New 
South Wales, 515. Kine’s Answer, 524. 

105. New Soutn Wates Insotvent Destors’ Act—Copy of an Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, passed by 
the Governor and Legislative Council of New South Wales, and of any Instructions given ny the Secretary of State 
with respect to Public Officers taking the benefit of such Act, 79. Kine’s Answer, 88.—(V. Accounts, 495-) 

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106. New Soutn WALEs anv VAN DteMEn’s Lanp—Returns of the Expenditure of the said Colonies, from 1st January 
1830 to ist January 1831, specifying the Expense of the Civil and Military Establishments, the Transportation of 
Convicts, and the Support of them after their arrival; and, of the Number of Convicts sent to New South Wales, 
for the same period, 253. Kine’s Answer, 266.—(V. AccounTs, 500.) 
107. Copies of the Returns of Sentences of the Magistrates Courts, of 
those of the Quarter Sessions, and of the Supreme Court, and of the Circuit Court in New South Wales and Van 
Diemen’s Land, since 1823 (under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 96, and other Acts and Instructions) including the Returns of 
Punishments at the Penal Settlements, 446. Kine’s Answer, 460.—(V. AccounTs, 502.) 
108. PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION—Copies of Instructions given by the Secretary of State for the Home De- 
partment, with reference to Parliamentary Representation ; and Copies of Letters or Reports received in answer to 
such Instructions, 17. K1ne’s Answer, 28.—(V. AccounTs, 513.) 
100. Return from all the Boroughs (120) enumerated in the Paper II. ordered to 
be ees on 15th December last, and also from all Towns or Districts proposed by the Reform Bill to send Members 














to Parlianrent, with certain particulars therein mentioned, 31. K1ne’s Answer, 35.—(V. Accounts, 515.) 

110. Return of the Numbers of the Ten first Boroughs in Lieutenant Drummond’s 
List, 35. Kine’s Answer, 35.—(V. AccounTs, 514.) 

111. Account of the Population, under the Census of 1831, of each County in 





England and Wales, exclusive of and distinguishing (under the head of the County in which it may be wholly or 
rincipally situated) the Population of each city, Town or District which is to send a Member or Members to Par- 
ore under the Provisions of the Reform Bill, 35. Kine’s Answer, 35.—(V. Accounts, 526.) 

112. Account of the Population, under the Census of 1831, of each County in 
England and Wales, exclusive of and distinguishing (under the head of the County in which it may be wholly or 
aoa situated) the Population of each City, Borough or Town which now sends a Member or Members to Par- 

iament, 35. Kine’s Answer, 35.—(V. Accounts, 526.) 

, —— Returns of the relative Importance of the Town of Merthyr Tidvil, esti- 

mated by the Number of Houses it contains, and the Amount of Assessed Taxes which it pays, upon the principle 

and according to the Scale adopted in the List of Boroughs returned ; and of the Population of Merthyr Tidvil, 
by the last Census, with the Number of Houses, and Amount of Assessed Taxes paid in the Year ending April 

1831,35. Kine’s Answer, 35.—(V. Accounts, 519.) 

114. Comparative Statement of the Population, under the latest Census, of Eng- 
land, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, distinguishing the Number of Members which it is proposed shall be sent by each 
County, and the Towns therein; the Amount of Revenue collected in each County, distinguishing Customs, Sanien, 
Stamps and Assessed Taxes, &amp;c. 38. Kine’s Answer, 40.—(V. Accounts, 521, 570.) 

115. Account of the Amount of Assessed Taxes paid in the Year ending 5th April 
1831, within the Limits assigned by the Commissioners to the Boroughs of Gatton, Boroughbridge, &amp;c. 48. KING’s 
Answer, 69, 

116. Statement of the Authorities on which the Limits stated in the Reports and 
Plans of the Commissioners have been assigned to the several Boroughs so reported on, as their ancient Limits, &amp;c. 
48. Kuine’s Answer, 69.--(V. Accounts, 518.) 

117. Account of the Population, of the Inhabited Houses, and Amount of Assessed 
Taxes. in the several Counties of England enumerated in Schedule (F.) and in Clause 1§. of the Reform Bill, in the 
Year ending April 1831, 61. _Kine’s Answer, 69.—(V. Accounts, 520.) 

118. Return of the Population of every Town in Great Britain not now sending 
Members to Parliament, of which the Population has by the last Census exceeded 5,000 souls; specifying also the 
Number of Houses and the Amount of Assessed Taxes for the Year 1831, in each such Town respectively, 70. Kine’s 
Answer, 88.—(V. AccounTs, 543-) 











113. 

















. - Account of the Number and Amount of Exemptions from the Assessed Taxes 
on account of Yeomanry Cavalry Horses, for the Year 1831, in each of the 110 Boroughs mentioned in Lieutenant 
Drummond’s List, 70. Kine’s Answer, 88.—(V. Accounts, 567.) 

120, Return of the estimated superficial extent in Acres contained within the Boundaries 
of the several Boroughs numbered from 46 to 56 in Lieutenant Drummond’s List ; of all the Boroughs which are 
hereafter to send Members to Parliament, distinguishing in the latter Class the Extent of the proposed Limits of the 
new Borough from that of the old Borough, 133. K1ne’s Answer, 147.—(V. Accounts, 5238.) 

121. Return of the Proportions to the Rent or Actual Value at which the Parochial 
Assessments are made in each Parish or Township within the Limits of the several Places intended hereafter to send 
Representatives to Parliament, 165. K1ine’s Answer, 198.—(V. AccounTs, 527.) 

122. Account of the parts of each County in England and Wales locally separated 
from the same ; specifying their Population, and the Counties to which they would be respectively annexed by the 
operation of the Boundaries Bill, 166. K1ine’s Answer, 198. 


123. PLuratity or Benerices—Return of the Name of every Person holding more than one Dignity, Benefice, Church 
or Chapel of the Established Church in England and Wales, 299. K1ine’s Answer, 339. 

124. Potanvo—Copies of the Manifesto of the Emperor of Russia, of the 26th February 1832, and of the Organic Statute 
to which it refers; and also, Copy or Extract from the Despatch of the British Ambassador at Saint Petersburgh, 
communicating the same to His Majesty’s Government, 441. K1ine’s Answer, 460.—(V. Accounts, 709.) 

125. Poputation—Return of the Population of the several Counties in England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland, as 
enumerated in 1831, 32. Kine’s Answer, 35.—(V. Accounts, 541.) 

126. Account of the Population of each Division of divided Counties, and of each undivided County, in 
England and Scotland, 172. Kine’s Answer, 198. 


127. Prisons ( England)—Return of any and what Provision made, under Act 4 Geo. IV. c.64, s. 10, rule 10, for the Instruc- 
tion of Prisoners of both Sexes in Reading and Writing, 100, Kine’s Answer, 147. 

128. Protectors or Staves—Copies or Extracts of all such Reports, from Protectors of Slaves in the British Colonies, 
as have not been already presented, 305. Kine’s Answer, 339. 

129. Rare Payers—Returns, from each of the Parishes and Extra-parochial places within the limit of each of the 
forty-two new Boroughs, of the Number of Houses actually assessed to the Poor Rate ; Number of Persons assessed 
to the Poor Rate who occupy Houses of the value of Ten Pounds per annum and upwards, &amp;c.; similar Returns as 
to the Assessed Taxes; 571. Kine’s Answer, 588. 

130. Reat Properry—Copy of the Third Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Law relating to Real Property, 
302. Kine’s Answer, 339.—(V. Accounts, 556.) 

131. Roya Pausaces—Returns of all Sums of Money expended, either under the direction of the Board of Works, or of 
the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, upon oa of the Palaces of Hampton Court and Kensington, during the 
year 1831; of Sums expended on the said Palaces during the years 1828, 1829 and 1830; and, Estimate of the 
Sum of all mn, Alterations or Additions, made or contemplated, for each of those Palaces, during the year 
1831; 142. 1nG’s Answer, 147.—(V. Accounts, 595-) 

132. Royat Paaces anp Burtp1ncs—Return of all Houses and Buildings in each of the —_ Parks, stating by whom 
occupied, and under what authority the several Occupants hold them, and whether they are chargeable to the 
Assessed Taxes and Parochial Rates, 92. Kine’s Answer, 103. 




















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ADDRESSES— continued. 


133. Royan Parks anp GarpEns—Returns of the several Parks and Gardens attached to the Royal Palaces, stating 
under what authority and under what Boards the same are managed ; the Amount of Expenses for Salaries and for 
Works done in each Park and Garden in 1831; and of the Establishments maintained at each of the Royal Parks, 
Gardens and Grounds in 1831, 139. K1Ne’s Answer, 147.-—(V. Accounts, §96.) 


134. Russtan Dutcn Loan—Copy of Convention between Great Britain and the Netherlands, signed on 13th August 
1814; and, Copy of the Convention between Great Britain and the Netherlands and Russia, signed on 1tgh May 
1815. 31. Kine’s Answer, 35.—(V. Accounts, 698.) 


135: — Copies or Extracts of any Communications between His MasEsty’s Government and the 
Government of the King of the Netherlands, relating to the P ccanpry of the Russian Loan in Holland, after the 


re pare of the Belgic Provinces from the Dominions of the ing of the Netherlands, 38. Kine’s Answer, 40. -- 
(V. Accounts, 598.) 

















136. 





en Copies of any Communications between the Agents of the Russian Government and the 
Commissioners of His Masxsty’s Treasury, relating to the payment of the Russian Loan in Holland, dated the 
ist July 1832, 445. K1ine’s Answer, 460.—(V. Accounts, 599.) 


137- Russtan Ukase—Copy of the Ukase of 23d November 1831, increasing the Import Duties upon Articles imported 
into the Russian Dominions; and, Comparative Statement of the Old and New Duties as transmitted by His 
Masusty’s Ambassador at Saint Petersburgh; 215. K1ne’s Answer, 266.—(V. Accounts, 702.) 

138. Saint Luc1a—Copies of Memorials and Representations of the Council and Inhabitants of Saint Lucia, regarding 
the Expenditure of the Colony, addressed to Viscount Goderich ; and, Copies of Despatches in answer to the 
above, 88. Kine’s Answer, 103.—(V. Accounts, 435.) 


ScoTLAND :— 


139. CourT oF SESston—Return of all Cases sent by either Division of the Court of Session in Scotland to the other, or 
to the permanent Lords Ordinaries, for their opinion and advice, during the last two years, with the Dates, and when 


Answets were returned to the same, and the Date of the ultimate Judgment thereon, 88. Kine’s Answer, 103.— 
(V. Accounts, 617.) 


140. — Return of the Number of Causes instituted and decided in the Court of Session in Scotland 
in each year between ist January 1828 and 1st January 1831, and the Salaries, Fees and Retired Allowances of the 
several Officers of the said Court, 92. K1ne’s Answer, 103.—(V. Accounts, 626.) 

141. EDINBURGH CHURCH SEATS—Account of the Amount received for Seat Rents in the Established Churches of the 
City of Edinburgh, in each of the last Twelve years, by what Authority raised, for what purpose, and how applied, 
479. Kine’s Answer, 503.—(V. Accounts, 638.) 

142, EDINBURGH LocAL TAXATION—Return of the Amount of the Annuity Tax raised by the Magistrates and Town 
Council of the City of Edinburgh, during the last Twelve years ; also, the Law or Authority by which the Officers of 
the College of Justice are exempted from the payment of that Tax; and the Amount of Rate or Duty denominated 


“ Merk per ton or pack ” levied in Edinburgh and Leith respectively, in each of the last Twelve years, 478. Kine’s 
Answer, 503. 





143. EXCHEQUER CouRT—Copy of any Report of the Barons of Exchequer in Scotland, relative to the Office of 
Clerk to the admission of Tewiee, since the death of the last holder of the said Office ; Copy of any Treasury Order 
relative to the said Office ; and, Amount of Fees paid in respect of the said Office during each of the last Three 
years, 140. Kine’s Answer, 147.—(V. Accounrs, 620.) 


144. JUDICIAL Factors—Return of the Number of Factors loco Tutoris, Curators bonis, and other judicial Factors (distin- 
guishing those under the Bankrupt Act from the others) appointed by the Court of Session in each of the last Five 
years, 100. Kine’s Answer, 147.—(V. Accounts, 618.) 


145. JUSTICIARY CouRTS—Return of the Number of Persons brought to Trial for Crimes of a Capital nature before the 


High Court and Circuit Courts of Justiciary in Scotland, during each of the last Five years, 239. Kine’s Answer, . 
266.—(V. Accounts, 6930.) 


146. NoTARIES—Copy of the last Appointment to the Office of Clerk to the admission of Notaries in Scotland, 282. 
Kine’s Answer, 293.—(V. Accounts, 628.) 


147. REGISTER OFFICE (EDINBURGH )—Accounts of the Number of Signatures for Entries to Crown Vassals passed in 
Exchequer during each of the last Ten years, specifying the several Fees and Emoluments payable therefor, and the 
Total Amount of Fees in each year, 562. Kine’s Answer, 588. 


148. REVENUE AND TaxeES—Account, showing the Districts or Divisions into which Scotland is arranged in respect 
of the various Branches of the Public Revenue; and showing the Gross and Net Amount of Revenue, and the 
Gross and Net Amount of collecting the same in each District or Division (in certain classes therein mentioned), 65. 
Kine’s Answer, 69.—(V. Accounts, 626.) 


149. Rovat BuRGHs—Returns by each of the several Royal Burghs in Scotland, of Copies of the Annual Account of the 
Burgh, made up in obedience to the Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 91, for each of the Five years preceding Michaelmas 1831, in- 
clusive; and other Returns relating thereto, 498. Kine’s Answer, 503. 


150. SHERIFFS DEPUTE—Return of the Number of Cases decided by each of the Sheriffs Depute, in each of the last Five 
years ; stating also the time each Sheriff Depute actually resided in his respective County in each of those years, 92. 
Kine’s Answer, 103.—(V. Accounts, 629.) 


151. SIGNET OFFICE—Copies of all Commissions granted by the Lord Register since his appointment, to Persons to be 
Deputy Keepers of the Signet; of all Commissions granted by such Deputy cage 4 to substitute Keepers; and, 
Amount of Fees drawn at the Signet Office Edinburgh, for each year since 1820, 75. Kine’s Answer, 88.— 
(V. Accounts, 616.) 


152. Stave Manumissions—Return of all Manumissions granted in the Island of Jamaica, from ist January 1825 to 


31st December 1830; and similar Return of Manumissions in the other West India Colonies, 238. Kine’s 
Answer, 266.—(V. Accounts, 320, 651.) 


153. Stave Recistration—Return of the Number of Slaves in each of the Slave Colonies as they stood at the original 


and each of the subsequent Registrations, stating the Date of the Registration, and distinguishing the Sexes, 520. 
Kine’s Answer, 554- 


154. Staves—Returns, from the Registry Returns of Slaves transmitted from Jamaica, containing the State of the Slave 
Population on any twelve Sugar Plantations in different lowland Parishes in the Island of Jamaica, at the com- 
mencement of the first Registration in 1817, distinguishing Males from Females ; and also, Summaries or Accounts 
of Births and Deaths in Barbadoes, from 1817 to 1890 inclusive, 525. Kine’s Answer, 554. 


155. Staves (Jamaica)—Copies of all Communications from Jamaica, relating to the Trial of George Ancle, a Negro 
Slave, and of Samuel Swiney, a Negro Slave, for certain alleged Offences relating to Religious Worship ; and, Com- 
munications recently received, relating to the adoption or rejection, in the House of Assembly, of a Law for abolishing 
the practice of punishing Females by the Whip, in Jamaica, 218. Kine’s Answer, 266.—(Y. Accounts, 321.) 


156. Staves (Mauritivus)—Copies or Extracts of all Correspondence relating to the fraudulent landing of Merchandize 
from the French Brig “ Navarin” at Mauritius, in July 1831 ; and, Copies ot Extracts of all Correspondence relating 
to Seizures made by Charles Mylius, Esquire, of Slaves and Goods illegally imported into Mauritius, 520. K1ne’s 
Answer, 554. 


157. Stave TrapE—Copies of all Correspondence which may have taken place between His Majesty’s Government and 
Foreign Powers, relating to the Slave Trade, since 1st January 1831, and not already laid before the House; also, 
between His Majesty’s Government and the British Commissioners of the Mixed Commission Courts at Sierra Leone, 


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159- 


160. 


161. 


162, 


163. 


164. 


166. 


167. 


168. 


170. 


171. 


172. 


173. 


174. 


ADDRESSES—continued. 


the Havannah, Rio de Janeiro and Surinam, since 1st January 1830; and other Papers on the subject, 172. Kine’s 
Answer, 198. 

Stave Trape (Sizrra Leont)—Copy of a Charge delivered by Mr. Justice Jeffcott to the Grand Jury of Sierra 
Leone, on the subject of the Slave Trade in that Colony, with any Correspondence thereon, 172, Kune’s Answer, 
198.—(V. Accounts, 650.) 

Sramp Prosecutions—Return of the Number of Persons who have been committed by the Magistrates of the Me- 
tropolis, within the last year, for selling Unstamped Publications, 10. Kine’s Answer, 28.—(V. Accounts, 674.) 

Srannary Courts (Cornwa.t)—Return of all the Cases which have been heard and decided in the said Courts, 
specifying the Names of the Parties and the Amount of the Sums litigated, during each year, in each of the Vice 

ardens and Stewards Courts, from 1824 to 1831 inclusive, 120. K1ine’s Answer, 147.—(V. Accounts, 675.) 


Supps, Josepu—Return of all Letters addressed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in reply to General 
Darling’s Despatches, relative to the Punishment and Death of Private Joseph Sudds, late of His Majesty’s 57th 
Regiment, dated 4th and 12th December 1826, and 2oth April, and 28th May 1829; also, Portions of Mr. Wentworth’s 
Letter of Impeachment, omitted in the Returns laid upon the Table of this House on ist July 1830, 462. 
Kine’s Answer, 503.—(V. Accounts, 681.) 

THEATRES AND Dramatic Pieces-—Returns, specifying the Number and Name of each Theatre, and the Terms upon 
which each Theatre has been licensed annually by the Lord Chamberlain, from 1820 to the present time; and of 
the Number and Title of each Dramatic Piece or Song licensed by the Examiner of Plays, during the years 1829, 
1830 and 1831, 375. Kine’s Answer, 397.—( V. Accounts, 688.) 

TrinipAp—Copy of the Memorial of the Committee of the Inhabitants of Trinidad, addressed to Viscount Goderich, 
dated in November 1831, praying for a change in the Legislative Council of the Colony; and other Papers relating 
thereto, 88. Kine’s Answer, 103.—(V. AccounTs, 714.) 


TRINIDAD AND Saint Lucia—Copies of the Orders in Council, of 20th February and 5th March 1831, for the adminis- 
tration of Justice in British Guiana, Trinidad, and Saint Lucia, 201. Kine’s Answer, 266.—(V. Accounts, 715.) 


. Unstampep Pustications—Return of the Number of Persons who have been committed by Magistrates for selling 


Unstamped Publications, from 10th and 12th December 1831, the Names of the Persons committed, &amp;c. 518. 
Kineo’s Answer, 524.—(V. Accounts, 721.) 
Vaccine Boarp—Return of the Officers or other Persons belonging to the Vaccine Board, stating their Names and 
Residences, the Duty performed and the Salary received by each, 521. Kine’s Answer, 554.—(V. Accounts, 718.) 
Vacrants (Irish AND Scottish Poor)—Account of the Number of Irish and Scottish Poor passed, by each 
County in England and Wales, on their way to Ireland, in each year since 1823 ; similar Account for Scotland, 491. 
Kine’s Answer, 503. 
(Irn1su Poor)—Account of the Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from Liverpool to Ireland, 
and the Charge for passing them, in each year since 1823, 491. Kine’s Answer, 503. 
Account of the Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from Bristol to Ireland, and the 
Charge for passing them, in each year since 1823, 491. Kine’s Answer, 503.—(V. Accounts, 719.) 


Vaupo1is—Copies or Extracts of any Treaties between this Country and the Duke of Savoy, or the King of Sardinia, 
in the year 1690, the year 1704, or at any other time, so far as the same relate to the Vaudois Protestant Subjects of 
the said Sovereign, 48. K1ine’s Answer, 69.—(V. Accounts, 701.) 

Virein Istanps—Copy of a Petition to His Majesty, signed by the Planters, Merchants and other Inhabitants of the 
Virgin Islands, transmitted to Viscount Goderich in 1831, 76. Kine’s Answer, 88.—(V. Accounts, 720.) 


Vorers—Returns of the Number of Voters polled at the last contested Election, for every Borough now returning 
Members to Parliament, and the probable ce of Voters at this time ; and of the present Number of Freemen in 
every Corporate Town which now returns Members to Parliament, whether the Right of voting be in the Freemen, 
or not, 16. Kine’s Answer, 28.—(V. Accounts, 722.) 


Wepnessury Poputation, Houses, &amp;c.—Return of the Population of the Parish of Wednesbury, in the County 
of Stafford, under the Census of 1821 and 1831 respectively, distinguishing the Population of the Town from that 
of the Parish at large; the Amount of Assessed Taxes, in the Year ending §th April 1831, paid in the Parish, 
exclusive of the Town, &amp;c. 32.—K1Nne’s Answer, 35.—(V. Accounts, 542.) 





West Inp1a CoLtontes—Copies of a Circular Despatch addressed by Viscount Goderich to the Governors of the 
West India Colonies, on 3d June 1831, and of a Proclamation inclosed therein, to be issued by the Governors in the 
event of any Excitement being observed among the Slaves ; and also, Copies of any Correspondence which passed 
between Viscount Goderich and the Governor of Jamaica, 180. Kine’s Answer, 198.—(V. Accounts, 726.) 





_—_ Copies of any Despatches which may have been received from other of the West India Colonies 


besides Jamaica, in answer to Lord Goderich’s Circular Despatch of the 3d June 1831; and, Copy of the Circular 
Despatch addressed by Viscount Goderich to the Governors of the West India Colonies (with the exception of Ja- 
maica,) dated 10th March 1832, 197. Kine’s Answer, 266.—( V. AccounTs, 726.) 


. West Inp1A Protest—Copy of the Protest of the West India Merchants, transmitted to Viscount Goderich, of the 


6th April last, 261.—Kine’s Answer, 266.—(V. Accounts, 729.) 


. West Invites (Reticiovus INstruction)—Copy of any Report or Reports from the Bishop of Jamaica, or of any other 


Information in the | peneny = sn of Government, showing the means furnished by that Colony for the Religious Instruc- 
tion of the Coloured and Slave Population ; similar Return from the Bishop of Barbadoes, with respect to the Colonies 
in his Diocese, 255. K1ne’s Answer, 266.—(V. Accounts, 322.) 


. WincnEstTER Gaot—Copy of the Report of the Visiting Magistrates of the Gaol at Winchester, at the Epiphany Ses- 


sions 1832, and ordered to be transmitted to His Majesty’s Secretary of State for the Home Department, 265. Kine’s 
Answer, 275.—(V. AccounTs, 732.) 





Orders for presenting Addresses discharged, 30, 134. 

Usual Sessional Addresses; House resolves to go into a Committee upon a certain day, to consider of the usual Sessional 
Addresses ; 570. Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 572. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; To be presented by 
Privy Councillors; 578.—( V. ADDRESSES, 10, 11.) 





ADVERTISEMENTS. Vide NEWSPAPERS. A1ps, Transfer of. Vide Ways AND Means and BILLs IN 


Arripavits. Vide Witnesses in Equity. Suppiy. 

AcricutturaL Lasourens; Petition of William Cobbett, ALBERBURY Inclosure. Vide BaLiesey. 
complaining of the want of he ey for Agricultural AtrreToNn Road. Vide MANsFIELD. 
Labourers, and against the expenditure of Public Money for Ariens. Vide AccouNTS. 


the encouragement of Emigration ; To lie on the Table; Mo- : , 
tion for printing Petition; Question Neg. thereupon; 189. Auten, Dr. Vide House. 





Parisues. VideLABourERS’ EMPLOYMENT. ALMANACKS; Petition of Thomas and at Besley, for the 
reduction of the Stamp Duty thereon ; To lie on the Table ; 





of the Agricultural Poor; From Beeford; 


Poor; Petitions for a the condition 


kipsea; 154. and to be printed ; 509. 


Quainton; Dinton; North Marston; 298. ALTRINCHAM Road. Vide Branpon Bridge. 


Vide IRELAND. AMENDMENTs. Vide QuESTIONS. 








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ANATOMICAL ScrENcE; Petition of James Macartney, M.D. 
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery in the University of Dub- 
lin; praying, That the Law which makes Dissection a part 
of the punishment for the crime of Murder, may be repealed ; 
To lie on the Table; 547. 


Anatomy; Petition of James Hitchins, of Lincoln, submitting 
a Plan for procuring Subjects for Dissection, 22. To lie on 
the Table, 23. 

Bill for regulating Schools of Anatomy; Ordered ; 

27. Presented, and read; Day conga for Second Read- 

ing; and to be printed; 32. Order for Second Reading 

read; Motion for now reading Bill a second time; Pro- 
ceeding dropped for want of Forty Members; 35. Second 

Reading deferred, 38. Bill committed, 42. Considered, and 

reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 

Bill, as amended, to be printed; 45. Further consideration 

of Report deferred, §3, 55, 61, 72, 87, 99, 116, 122, 130, 142. 

Order for further consideration of Report read; Motion, That 

the Bill be re-committed ; put, and agreed to; Motion for re- 

committing Bill to a Committee of the whdle House; put, and 
agreed to; Bill re-committed ; considered, and reported ; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to 
be printed; 147. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
161, 165, 168, 173, 175, 180, 185, 194, 198, 201, 209. Order 
for further consideration of Report read; Motion for consi- 
dering Report on a certain day; Amendment proposed, but 
not made; main Question agreed to; 218. Further conside- 
ration of Report deferred, 225, 229, 232,237. Order for fur- 
ther consideration of Report read; Bill re-committed ; consi- 
dered; Proceedings in Committee; 268, 269. Committee 
report Progress, 269. Committee deferred, 274, 279. Bill 

further considered; Proceedings in Committee; 287, 288. 

Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day a yey for Third Read- 

ing; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 299. Third Reading 

deferred, 305. Order for Third Reading read; Motion for 
now reading Bill the Third Time; Amendment proposed, but 
not made; main Question agreed to; Bill read the Third Time; 

Amendment proposed to be made in the Title of the Bill, but 

not made; main Question agreed to; Bill passed; 308. By 

the Lords, with Amendments, 506. Considered, and agreed 

to, 510. Royal Assent, 542. 

Petitions for removing the existing impediments to 

the cultivation of the Science of Anatomy; from Halifax, 67. 

Leeds, 67. London, 52. Saint Bartholomew’s Hospital, Pu- 
ils of, 152. Stewart, William John, 33. Wakefield, 33. 
orcestershire Medical Society, 176. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee, to consider of granting Salaries to Officers to be ap- 
pointed under the Anatomy Bill (The King’s Recommendation 
signified); Motion agreed to; Matter to be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House; 45. Order for Committee 
read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair, put, and 
agreed to; Matter considered ; Proceedings in Committee ; 
49. Resolution reported, 53. Day appointed for further 
considering Resolution, 54. Resolution further considered, 
and agreed to, 56. 

—_—_——— Petitions against the Bill; from Blackburn, 108. 
Lambeth, 48. Paisley Reform Society, 70. Webb, Robert 
Thomas, 48. Worcester Political Union, 171. 

Petitions in favour of the Bill; from Edinburgh, 

Incorporation of Surgeons of, 73. ae Students of 

Medicine in, 215. Lancaster, 143. Leeds, 215. London 

College of Medicine, 215. London, Medical Society of, 220. 

National Political Union, Members of, 300. Sheffield, 73. 

Sheffield Political Union, 215. Sleigh, William Willcocks, 

73. Windmill-street Theatre, Students of, 73. 

Petition of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ire- 
land, for extending the provisions of the Bill to Ireland; To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 157. 

—_—_—-—— Petition of the President and Fellows of the King 
and Queen’s College of Physicians in Ireland; praying, That 
in any Parliamentary Enactment on the subject of Anatomy, 
the Rights and Privileges of the said College may be pre- 
served, 289. To lie on the Table, 290. 

Petition of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 
that the Bill may not be extended to Ireland ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 297. 

Petition of the thereunder-signed, that the Provisions 
of the Bill may be extended to Ireland; To lie on the Table ; 
50965- 

——_—— Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 13.) 


ANDERTON, Samuel Grantham. Vide LancAsTeR CastLe. 
Anpover Road. Vide MARLBOROUGH. 


ANpDREw’s, Saint (HOLBORN) Improvement ; Petition for a 
Bill for the better regulation and improvement of the United 
Parishes of Saint Andrew, Holborn, above the Bars, and Saint 
George the Martyr, in the County of Middlesex; Referred to 
a Committee; 82. Reported; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders ; 170. (Vide Sranp1nG OrRDERs.) 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed ; to give 
Notices, &amp;c. 188. Report read; Bill ordered; 196. Pre- 
sented, and read, 221. Committed, 234. Reported, and re- 
committed, 304. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 317. Passed, 319. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 342. Royal Assent, 362. 


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AnpreEws, William Eusebius. Vide Roxran Caruo tics. 
Animats. Vide Crure.tty To ANIMALS. 
Antigua. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 14.) 


ANTONIE, (late) William Lee; Bill from the Lords, for vesting 
the Fee-simple part of the Freehold Estates, devised by his 
Will in strict settlement, in his Nephew, John Lee, Esquire, 
Doctor of Laws; and for substituting part of the Fee-simple 
Estates of the said John Lee in lieu thereof; and for appoint- 
ing new Trustees of the said settled Estates ; 499. Read, 505. 
Committed, 516. Reported, and passed, 550. Royal Assent, 
555 


AnTRosus, Philip; Bill from the Lords, to authorize the grant- 
ing of Leases of certain parts of his Estates (subject to the 
Trusts of his Will,) 399. Read, 401. Committed, 416. Re- 
ported, and passed, 446. Royal Assent, 461. 

AppPEALs. Vide Bits. 

APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICES. 


APPRENTICESHIP. Vide 
MENT. 


APPROPRIATION OF Duties. Vide NEWFOUNDLAND. 


ARBITRATION; Bill from the Lords, for settling Controversies 
by Arbitration, 70. Read; and to be printed; 85. Committed, 
99. Committee deferred, 116, 138. Bill considered, and re- 
ported without Amendment; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing ;155- Third Reading deferred, 282,299. Order for Third 
Reading, read, and discharged ; Bill re-committed, 303. Com- 
mittee deferred, 314, 320, 326, 338, 353, 361, 368, 374, 387, 
392, 408, 422, 444, 469, 489, 502. 

Petition of William Walton and James Ron- 

deau, against ; To lie on the Table; 160. 


ARMS AND GuNPOWDER. Vide IRELAND. 


Army; Motion for laying before the House an Annual Return 
of every Punishment inflicted by Flogging, in the Army, for 
the last seven years; Motion withdrawn; 518. 

Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 16.) Mutiny. SuppLy. 

Hatr Pay; Bill to enable the Officers in His Majesty’s 

Army, and their Representatives, and the Widows of Officers, 

and Persons on the Compassionate List, and also Civil Officers 

on Retired or Superannuation Allowances, payable by the 

Paymaster General of His Majesty’s Forces, to draw for and 

receive their Half-Pay and Allowances; Ordered; Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 532. Committed, 537. Considered, 539. Reported ; 

to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 543. 

Passed, 548. By the Lords, with Amendments, 563. Con- 

sidered, and agreed to, 578. Royal Assent, 584. 


Army Prize Money; Acts relating thereto, read, 343. Bill 
for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to the pay- 
ment of Army Prize Money; Ordered; Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 344. 
Committed, 353. Considered, 361. ‘Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 367. Passed, 373. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 404. Royal Assent, 430. 


ARREST FOR Dest; Petition of Debtors in White Cross Street 
Prison, against the Law of Arrest for Debt, and complaining 
of certain Regulations made by the Gaol Committee of the 
Court of Aldermen, in respect to the admission of Visitors to 
the said Prison; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 215. 

Petition of Walter Honywood Yate, praying 

for a consolidatlon of the various Statutes relating to Arrest 

and Imprisonment for Debt; To lie on the Table; 328. 

Petition of Debtors in White Cross Street 
Prison, for abolishing the Law of Arrest and Imprisonment 
for Debt ; To lie on the Table; 583. 

ARRESTMENT FOR WaGEs. Vide ScoTLAND. 


ARUNDEL Borough; Select Committee appointed to consider 
the Report of the Commissioners on the Limits of the Borough 
of Arundel, and to report their Observations thereupon to the 
House ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; 390. Report to lie upon the Table; and 
to be printed; 416. 


Vide AppRESSEs, 15. 
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Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 17.) 
—-— Port. Vide AccounrTs. 


Asurorp and TipESWELL Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
maintaining and ae the same, and Bill Ordered, 15. 
Presented, and read, 29. Committed, 43. Reported, 66. To 
be ingrossed, 67. Passed, 73. Agreed to by the Lords, 97. 
Royal Assent, 125. 


Asumoreg, William. Vide LANcAsTER CASTLE. 


AssEssED Taxes; Acts relating thereto, read ; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House; 397. Considered ; Pro- 
ceeding in Committee ; 408. Report deferred, 414. Resolution 
reported, and agreed ; Bill ordered ; 427. Vide Tax ep Carts. 

Petition of John Gregory Brayne, of Shrews- 

bury, complaining of having been surcharged by the Com- 

missioners of Assessed Taxes; To lie on the Table; and to 

be printed ; 404. 








Petition of Householders and Inhabitants of 

Farningham, for Amendment of Act 52 Geo. III.; To lie on 

the Table; and to be — 428. 
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INDEX w the E1GHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. [4.1831-2. 











Assressep TaxEes—continued. 
—.— —__— Vide Lanp and AssEssEpD TAxEs. 








—— Composition ; Acts relating thereto, read ; 

To be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 504. 

Considered, 508. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 

ordered ; 509. Vide infra. 

Bill, to continue, for a limited time, Com- 
positions for the Assessed Taxes, and to grant Relief in certain 
cases ; Ordered, 509. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 509. Committed, 
515, Committee aia 520, 531, 537, 545» 554- Bill 
considered, 556. Report deferred, 562, 570. Bill reported ; 
To be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 576. 
Passed, 578. Agreed to by the Lords, 587. Royal Assent, 
586. 

Aston JuxTA BirmincuaM Vicarage; Bill from the Lords to 
authorize the Patrons or Patron for the time being of the said 
Vicarage to appropriate and assign any part of the Tithes or 
Vicarial Dues belonging to the said Vicarage, for endowing 
certain new Churches within the said Vicarage, and for other 
purposes, 404. Read, 409. Committed, 416. Reported, and 
passed, 442. Royal Assent, 461. 


Aston Rowanrt (Ozford) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 25. Presented, and read, 28. Committed, 
33- Reported, 62. The King’s Consent signified ; Bill passed ; 
70. By the Lords, with Amendments, go. Considered, and 
agreed to, 111. Royal Assent, 125. 

ATTESTATION of INsTRUMENTs ; Bill for amending the Laws 
respecting the Attestation of Instruments made in exercise of 
certain Powers or Trusts in Deeds, Wills and other Instru- 
ments, ordered, 233. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 238. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 282, 288, 312, 314, 345, 367, 382, 387, 392, 408, 
422, 437, 463,495. 

ArTorNies CERTIFICATES, 

Attrwoop, Charles. 
vite, Alexander. 

AuByn, Sr., Sir John. Vide Giese LAnp. 

Avupitorsof LanpRevenve. VideLANDREVENUE. Works, 
OFFICE OF, 

Ay Lespury Writ; Motion for issuing Warrant for new Writ 
for the Borough of Aylesbury, in the room of Lord Nugent, 
who, since his election for the said Borough, lath accepted 
the Office of Lord High Commissioner in and to the United 
States of the Ionian Islands; Motion withdrawn; 518. 





Vide IRELAND. 
Vide ComMBINATION Laws. 


Aynuo Road. Vide Burrorp. 


2° &amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl. 10. 


AKER, Thomas, M.A. 
WEARMOUTH Railway. 
Baxine TraAveE; Petition of Journeymen Bakers of London 
and its vicinity, complaining of the practice of Public Bakin 
on Sunday; Referred to the Select Committee on the Sabbath 
Day ; 516. ' 


Sess. 2. A.1831-2. 


Vide Soutn SHIELDs and Monx- 


Vide IRELAND. 


Ba t.es.ey (Montgomery) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 96. Presented, and read, 146. Committed, 
160. Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 270. Passed, 277. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 342. Considered, and agreed 
to, 363. Royal Assent, 381. 


Ba.uisopARreE and CoLitooney Fishery. Vide IreLanp. 





Batitor. Vide ELection sy BALLorT. 
Bansury Road. Vide Burrorp. 


Bank Cuarrer; Petitions against the renewal thereof; from 

Wolseley, Sir Charles, 292. Chapel-en-le-Frith, 462. 
Committee of Secrecy appointed to inquire into 
the expediency of renewing the Charter of the Bank of Eng- 
land, and into the system on which Banks of Issue in England 
and Wales are conducted ; Power to send for persons, papers 
and records ; Five to be the Quorum; 329. Petition referred, 
520. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie 
upon the Table; and to be printed ; 585. 








Petition of Thomas Joplin, submitting his 
views relative thereto ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 
340- 

— Petition of Henry Hobhouse, Chairman of a 
Committee of Country Bankers, assembled in London, that 
their interests may be regarded during the pending investi- 
gation; To lie upon the Table ; and to be printed ; 371. 

Petition of Sir John Maxwell, and others, That 

the Committee be instructed to inquire into, nnd report on, the 

Standard of Value; ‘To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 


473:- 











Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers and 
Tradesmen of Hyde, for postponing the consideration of the 
question relating to the renewal of the Bank Charter, to the 
new Parliament, 483. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 484. 


SomMER-| 








Petition of Directors of Joint Stock Banking 
Companies in England, that Public Banking Companies may 
be enabled to draw Bills for less than the sum of 50/. at a 
shorter date than six months; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Bank Charter; 520. 


Bank Notes. Vide Accounts. 


Banx of ENcLtannp; Motion for laying before the House, an 
Account of the Amount of Promissory Notes and Bank Post 
Bills of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England 
in circulation on the 1st day of each month, during the years 
1824, 1825 and 1826, &amp;c.; Question Neg. thereupon ; 528. 


Vide Accounts. 





ForRGERIES. 
Vide Accounts. 
Court. Vide AccounTs. 


BANKRUPTCY. 





Vide AccounTs. 


Banxrvupts; Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 16, relating thereto, read ; 
Bill to amend the said Act, ordered; 27. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
28. Second Reading deferred, 34, 39. Bill committed, 4e. 
Committee deferred, 45, 53, 56, 64, 84, 110, 154, 194, 250, 
269, 288, 302, 314. Order for Committee, read; Instruction 
to provide more effectually for the entering of Record Pro- 
ceedings in Bankruptcy, &amp;c.; Bill considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill,as amended, 
to be printed ; 321. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
343- Order for further consideration of Report, read; Bill 
re-committed ; considered, and reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; 353. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 368, 391, 400, 436. Bill re-committed ; 
Considered, and reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 463. Re- 
port further considered; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
477- Third Reading deferred, 495, 503, 508, 514. Bill 
passed, 529. haved to by the Lords, 587. Royal Assent, 
586. 


BaNKRUwvPT PETITIONS. 








Petitions of Henry Wilton, against; 60, 509. 
———_-——— Vide Accounts. ScoTLanpD. 
DivipENDs. Vide AccounTs. 

Banks forSavincs. Vide Savines Banks. 

Banks, Joseph. Vide Lanp and AssEsseEp Taxes. 
Barsapoks. Vide Accounts. West Inp1A IsLAnps. 


and Saint Vincent; Act 1 Will. IV. c. 46, re- 
lating thereto, read ; Bill to allow the importation of Lumber 
and of Fish and Provisions duty free into the Islands of Bar- 
badoes, Saint Vincent, and Saint Lucia, and to indemnify the 
Governors of those Islands fer having permitted the importa- 
tion of those articles duty free, ordered, 264. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 266. Committed, 269. Considered, 274. Reported ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 275. Passed, 282. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 308. Royal Assent, 331. 


Barker, Richard. Vide Soap. 


BarNARD, Fulke Tovey. Vide Briston DamMaces CompeEn- 
SATION. 





— 





Vide ELEcTIONS. 
———__—_—_—-.-—- Law. Vide SrupeEntTs and Barristers at 


BARRISTERS at ELECTIONS. 


Barton Bridge and MANcuEsTER Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing and improving the same; and 
Bill ordered ; 73. Presented, and read, 78. Committed, 95. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 199. Passed, 203. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 220. Royal Assent, 244. 


— Road. Vide DowNuAmM MARKET. 


BasTARD CuiLpDREN; Petition of John Cartman, Coroner of 
the Liberty of Ripon, for a law making the concealment of 
the birth of Bastard Children an offence punishable as a 
Misdemeanor, and to give Courts of General Quarter Sessions 
jurisdiction to try and punish the Offenders; To lie on the 
Table; 26. 


Baustey Inclosure. 





Vide BALLESLEY. 
Bawtry Road. Vide DoNncaAsTER. 


and Setpy Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectu- 
ally repairing, improving and maintaining the same ; and Bill 
ordered ; 51. Presented, and read, 73. Committed, 89. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 316. Passed, 319. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 362. 


Beasmore, John; Petition of John Beasmore, late Serjeant 
Armourer in the 17th Regiment of Foot, stating certain ser- 
vices and saving he has rendered the Country, by exposition 
of Abuses, and praying for Employment as a means of re- 
lief; To lie on the Table; 473. 


Beer, Sale of, Act; Petitions for extending the time for Re- 
tailers of Beer keeping open their Houses, and for placing 
them on the same Poting as licensed Victuallers ; from Bir- 
mingham and Deritend, 12. Leeds, 12. Northampton, 239. 


Nottingham, 12. Wetherden, &amp;c. 74. Worcester, 251. 
(continued. ) 


2&amp;3Ww.IV.| INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 








BEER, Sale of, Act—continued. 

Petition for alteration ; from Bristol, 557. 

Petitions for repeal of so much of the Act 

as allows Beer to be drunk on the Premises where sold ; from 

Burslem, 178. Cheadle, 292. Hanley and Shelton, 292. 

Ormskirk, 318. Reading, 318. 

Petition for repeal; from Justices of the 

Peace for the County of Chester, 372. 

— Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64. relating thereto, read ; Motion for 

leave to bring in a Bill to amend the said Act ; Question Neg. 

thereupon ; 360. 

Bill from the Lords, to explain and render effectual the 
provisions of an Act to permit the general Sale of Beer and 
Cider by Retail in England, 449. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 453. Committed, 469. 
Committee deferred, 502, 514, 523. 

Betrast and Cavenitt Railway. Vide IRELAND. 

Benerices. Vide PLurAtity of BENEFICES. 

Benson, Robert. Vide Lonpon and BirmincHAM Railway. 

Berxkevey Canal. Vide GLouceEsTeER. 

BerwicksuiReE Roads. Vide ScoTianp. 

(Middle District), Roads. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Bes ey, Thomas and Henry. Vide ALMANACKs. 

Beverztey Roads; Petition for a Bill for maintaining the 
same, and Bill ordered, 42. Presented, and read, 1275. Com- 
mitted, 144. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 327. Passed, 332. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 417. Considered, and 
agreed to, 419. Royal Assent, 461. 

BiGGLEswADE Road. Vide STEVENAGE. 

Bictanps, &amp;c.(Cumberland) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close; Referred toa Committee, 102. 

Bituincsuurst Road. Vide Five Oaxs and Guitprorp. 


BILLS: 


Appuications for Private Bills ; viz.—For 


BRIDGES. VideCHEsTER Lon DoON——SALTASH 
ScorLannD (SPEY.) 


























CHURCHES, &amp;c. Vide BIRKENHEAD CHICHESTER. 








DRAINAGE. Vide BLANKNEY HoLpDERNESsS 
LANEHAM Nocton AnNp Branston ——RwsKING- 
TON, SPALDING AND PINCHBECK WALPOLE. 











GAS. Vide HELEN’s, St., LANCASTER——-SCOTLAND 
(PAISLEY ) Soutn METROPOLITAN ——WELLsS. 

HarpBours. Vide GravEsEND —— HARTLEPOOL 
Saint KATHERINE’S Scottanp (LARGS) 
SUNDERLAND, NortH SipE——SuUNDERLAND, SOUTH 
S1pE——SutTTon Poot. 

Hicuways. Vide AsHrorp anv TipESwELL——Bar- 
TON BripGE AND MANCHESTER, BAWTRY AND SELBy, 
BeEvERLEY, BIRMINGHAM AND STONEBRIDGE, Bir- 
MINGHAM AND WeEDNEsBURY, BIsHOPWEARMOUTH 
anp NorTOoN, BOROUGHBRIDGE AND Duruam, Brom- 
HAM AND OLNEY, Broucu Ferry, BucKINGHAM AND 
Hanwe tt, Burrorp CARNARVONSHIRE, CHARD, 
CockERMOUTH AND WoRKINGTON DoNCASTER 
AND BAwTRY, DONCASTER AND SALTER’s Brook, Don- 
CASTER AND SeELBy, DownuaAm Market, Duptey 
AND BreETTELL Lang, DupLeEyY ann New INN 
ExmMoutTHa Five Oaks AND GUILDFORD 
GoupuurstT——HARDINGSTON AND O tp StrRatTrorp, 
Hicubury PLAce IcuTHamM, [LMINSTER, Ipswicn 
——IRELAND (SHANKHILL )——LANFABON AND Pont- 
y-MOEL, LicHFIELD——MANSFIELD AND TIBSHELF» 
MARLBOROUGH AND Swinpon, Mytuotm Royp 
BripDGeE NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LyME AND Drayton, 
Newrort AND Monmoutn, Norwicu AND Faxken- 
HAM——ODIHAM Prestwich AND Bury, Prest- 
wich AND RATCLIFFE ScoTLanpD (BERWICK- 
SHIRE, BERWICKSHIRE MIDDLE DIstTrRIcT, — 
Evan WaTER——GLASGOW AND CARLISLE —— 
PERTHSHIRE )——SHAFTESBURY, SHAWBURY, SMITH- 
FIELD, Upper East, STEVENAGE AND BIGGLESWADE, 
STOKEFERRY TamwortuH, TERNHILL AND New- 
PORT, THREECOMMOTTS VINEHALL Warwick 
anp NortTHamMptTon, WHITLAND, WINDSOR YAR- 
MoUTH, LITTLE. 

IMPROVEMENTS. Vide ANDREW, SAint, HoLpornn—— 
BERKENHEAD, BristoL——CHELTENHAM, CHARLTON 
Row, CLERKENWELL EXETER Hast1ncs—— 
IrELAND (LONDONDERRY) —— Leonarp’s, Saint, 
Luke, Saint, (MippLEsEx) MANCHESTER —— 
WESTMINSTER. 


VOL. 87. 

































































Sess. 1831-2. 





INCLOSURES. Vide Aston Rowant—— Batuesuey, 
Bietanps, &amp;c., Bitssy, Buswits CavERSHAM, 
Cuirton, Cockrry Ciey, CuLmstock HaG.Ley, 
Hitt anp Moorn——LakENHEATH MANEROWEN 

PITMINSTER Rock1ncHam Forest 

THORNBURY Wapo.ce, WINCHFIELD, WISBECH. 


NAVIGATIONS AND RaiLways. Vide BopMIN AND 
W ADEBRIDGE, BRIDGEWATER AND TAUNTON Cia- 
RENCE (DuRHAM) Exeter anp Credttron—— 
FEstTIN10G GLOUCESTER AND BERKELEY——IRE- 
LAND (BELFAST AND CAVEHILL, BOYNE ENNIS) 

LiveRPooL AND MANCHESTER, LONDON ANp Bir- 
MINGHAM——MANCHESTER, BOLTON AND Bury 
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AND Caruiste, Norwicr 
AND LowesTOoFrT Purton Pitt —— Scorianp 
(EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW ) SoutnH SHIELDS AND 
MonkWEARMOUTH. 

Poor. Vide Leicester (St. Marcaret’s.) 
LAND (GLASGOW.) 


Various. Vide Bristot Buinp AsyuuM, Bristot Da- 
MAGES CoMPENSATION, Bristrot Potnice, Bristo. 
PoticrE aNbD DamaGEs ComPENSATION, Britisu Com- 
MERCIAL INsuRANCE Company——East Inp1a (ZE- 
MINDAR OF NozEED)——GOLDEN LANE (MIDDLESEx) 
Buriat Grounp, GRAVESEND PIER HARTLE- 
PooL Docks anp Ratitway, HartLePpoot P1ER—— 
IRELAND ( BALLISODARE AND COLLOONEY FISHERY 
—Cork HospiTaL——DUBLIN CEMETERY 
GRAZIER’S STEAM COMPANY)——IsLINGTON CuuRcH 
Rates KinGston-upon-Hutt Pitorace — Li- 
VERPOOL CaTTLE Market, Liverroot Marine As- 
SURANCE Company, Lonpun Potice——MeErropotis 
CEMETERY, Morrton’s Patent SLIP New Bruns. 
wick, &amp;c. Lanp Company OssettT-cum-Gaw- 
THORPE Corn Mi ts, Ovuze Banks AND BRIDGES 
Portman Market, Preston WATERWORKS Rep- 
DITCH AND TARDEBEGG SMALL Depts SCOTLAND 
(DUNDEE PoLIcE—— EDINBURGH POLICE 
HADDINGTON CouRT HousE——INVERNESS GAOL 
AND CourRT HOUSE SCOTLAND LIFE INSURANCE 
CompANY)—-SuNDERLAND Docxs(NortaSipe),Sun- 
DERLAND Docks AND RaiLway(SoutuSipE)—-ToweEr 
Hamers SmMaAtt Dests, TurTON AND Entwis.LeE RE- 
SsERVOIR——Upton Town Hatt anp Market. 












































Scor- 



































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


Divorce. Vide CLtaytTon SMITH. 

EsTATES. Vide ANTONIE, ANTROBUS, BouGHEY, Busn- 
NELL Duruam Cuurcn, Dunnam UNIveERsiITyY 
—-- Frank —— Gwypir, Loryv —— Hopcson —— 
Jesus CoLLece TrELAND (Murray )—— Lap- 
BROOKE, LoNDONDERRY, Marquis or —— Martin 

Pusey Rivers ScoTLtanp (BRODIE, 
CuNINGHAME —— DouGLas, LorpD RICHARD- 
SON —— SALTOUN )-— S.tinGsBy —— WhuireE, WiLson, 

NAME. Vide LockuHart. 

NATURALIZATIONS. Vide Copwisk 
Panizzi, Pasteur, PATZEKER. 

Various. Aston JUXTA BIRMINGHAM VICARAGE—— 
WARRINGTON SCHOOL. 























/ 
MetTrTrr ——. 








Pusuic Bitts. Vide ANatomy, Army, Army Prize 
Money, AssEssED TAxEs ComPosiTION, ATTESTA- 
TION oF INSTRUMENTS BANKRUuUPTS, BARBADOES 
AND St. VINCENT, Bitts or Excuance, Britisu Mu- 
sEUM——CHANCELLOR, Lorn, CHANCERY, Court or, 
Cuanity Estates, CHovera, Civit List Payments, 
Cotoniat Avupit, Commerce, Reciprocity or, 
Coroners, Corporate Funps, Countizs, &amp;c. D1- 
VISIONS OF, CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, CuRTESY OF 
ENGLAND, Customs Deatu, PuNISHMENT oF, 
Deatu, SENTENCE or, Dower —— East Inpia, Ec- 
CLESIASTICAL LAanps Excuance, Exections, Em- 
BEZZLEMENTS PREVENTION, Equity, ContTEempts 
IN FactorigEs, FINES AND Recoverigs, Forcrery 
FrRANKING, Fraups, STatuTE ofr, Frienpiy Socir- 
TIES GENERAL RecisTeER, Guass Duties, GREEK 
Convention ——Hicuways, Hotyneap Roap—— 
INDEMNITY, INHERITANCE, INSOLVENT DEBTORs. 














IRELAND —— (ARMS AND GUNPOWDER —- 
BoOuUNDARIES——CHANCERY, CouRT OF, CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, 

N 





INDEX oo the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 





[ A. 1831-2. 

















BILLS—continued. 

InsTiItTuTIoNS, Civit Bitt Courts, CLANDESTINE 
MARRIAGES, CONSTABLES, SPECIAL, CONTAGIOUS 
DISEASES, CROWN LANDS ImPROVEMENT —— DIS- 
SENTERS, DUBLIN CoAaL TRADE, DUBLIN COUNTY 
ASSESSMENTS, DUBLIN LocaL TAXATION, DUBLIN 
Nis1 Prius Court, DUBLIN, RECORDER OF—— 
EMBANKMENTS, Equity PROCESS —— FREEMEN, 
STAMP DUTIES—— INSOLVENT DEBTORS——JURIES 
——Kuine’s Bencu, Court of, Kine’s County As- 
SIZES——LINEN MANUFACTURE MASTER OF THE 
RoLLS——PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, PARTY PRO- 
CESSIONS, PosTAGE, Post Roaps, PRISONERS RE- 
MOVAL, PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, REGISTRY FOR DEEDS, 
RomAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES —— SACRAMENTAL 
TEST, SUB-LETTING ACT——TENANTS FOR LIFE, 
TITHES, TopBacco——VALUATION——UNION OF Pa- 
RISHES ——WRITS.) 





LasourEerRs EMPLOYMENT, LABOURERS IN AGRICUL- 
TurRE, LAND Revenue, Lanp Tax ComMIssIONERS 
Names, Lire ANNuitTies TRANSFERS, LIMITATION 
or Actions, Liverroot Revenve Buitpines, Lot- 
TERY TickETs, LUNATICS Matt Drawprack, Man- 
GLE WurzeEL DistTitLaTIon, Marine Mutiny, Mav- 
RITIUS, METROPOLITAN Poutice, Mixitia BALLOTS 
Suspension, Mutiny Navy Civit DeparRTMENTs, 
NEWFOUNDLAND ApproPRIATION OF Dutiges, New- 
FOUNDLAND FisnHerigEs, Norrouik Assizes Oxrp- 
NANCE DEPARTMENT, OUTLAWRIES PARLIAMENT, 
PRIVILEGES OF, PARLIAMENT, REFORM oF, PERMITs, 
Poor ALLoTMENTS, Post Horst anv STAGE Coacn 
Dutizs, Privy SEAL, Pustic Accounts REGENT’s 
Park, REGisTRATION GF BirtHs, REMEDIES AGAINST 
THE Hunprepb, Roman CaTuHouic CHARITIES, RuSSIAN 
Dutcu Loan. 


ScoTLAND.—(ABERDEEN COLLEGES, AR- 
RESTMENT FOR WAGES BANKRUPTS, BOUNDA- 
RIES, BurGHS PoLicE——CHOLERA, CouRT OF SES- 
SION —— EXCHEQUER CouRT, ExcIsE AccouNTS 
—— GAME —— HYPOTHEC—— LAND REVENUE —— 
PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF——SELKIRKSHIRE, SHE- 
RIFF OF.) 

Sea APPRENTICESHIP SETTLEMENT, SEWERS, SHE- 
RIFFS’ Fees, SOLDIERS’ FAMILIES, SouTH SEA IsLanps, 
Speaker, Orrice or, SPEAKER’s (MR.) RETIREMENT, 
SreAM CARRIAGES, STEAM VESSELS, SUFFOLK ASSIZEsS, 
Suppry (Bitts 1n SuppLY)——Taxep Carts, Turn- 
PIKE ToLtus——Usury VAGRANTS,VESTRIES, VICE 
ApM1ra.ty Courts West Inpialsuanps RELiEF, 
Witnesses 1N Eguity, Works, OrFice or, 


























Pus.ic Bitus, brought from the Lords. Vide ArsiTra- 
TION Beer, SALE OF CHANCERY SINECURES, 
Cuunrcnes AppiTionaL, Coin Laws Conso.LipATION 

DELEGATES, CouRT OF EccLestAsTicaL Courts, 

Conrempts, Ecc.esiasTicaL LANDs IpEentTity, ExcHE- 

Quer OFrFicers IRELAND (BAKING TRADE) Lu- 

NATIC CoMMISSIONS-——PLURALITY OF BENEFICEs, PRE- 

SCRIPTION ScoTLaANpD (REPRESENTATIVE PEERS) 

TitHes Prescription —— UNirorMitTy oF Pro- 

CESS. 


























BILLS: Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private 
Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills, 7. 
to be printed, as amended, 45, 64, 99, 111, 129, 147, 
181, 193, 218, 236, 265, 209, 305, 320, 321, 325, 330, 343, 
344» 353» 39 391, 402, 409, 412, 422, 437, 438, 463, 474, 
480, 481, 490, 495, 499, 502, 507, 514, 542, 545, 552, 553- 
brought from the Lords ; To be printed, 85, 238, 266, 
282, 291, 310, 423, 429, 453, 462, 497, 566. As amended, 
490. 





brought from the Lords, amended by the Commons, 
401, 464, 489, 490, 502, 517, 526, 532, 571, 575» 578, 579- 

Committed to Select Committees, 28, 30, 55, 75, 173, 
200, 265, 308, 318, 379. 

———. Re-committed, 138, 147, 155, 157. 249, 253, 257, 
261, 268, 303, 304, 307, 329, 341, 353, 361, 363, 366, 375, 
386, 399, 391, 394, 411, 437, 444, 463, 469, 495, 502, 522, 
526, 545, 560, 575- 

Copy of a Bill, and of Order for Second Reading, 

to be served on Returning Officer, &amp;c. 58. Order for going 

into Committee to be served on a Returning Officer, 334. 





Orders of leave for Bills read, and discharged, 63, 78, 
157, 176, 199, 329- 

Order for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
upon Bills discharged ; and Bills committed to Select Com- 
mittees ; 352,379. 

Orders for Second Reading of Bills discharged, and 
other days appointed, 23, 38, 52, 85, 175, 282, 314, 315, 344, 
345, 387- 

—— Order for the House to resolve itself into Committees . 
upon Bills discharged, and other days appointed, 222, 28g, 
314, 315, 345, 511- 

Order for further Consideration of Report of Bills 
discharged, and other days appointed, 344, 345, 393, 398, 
492. 








Order for Third Reading of Bills discharged, and 
other days appointed, 339, 384. 
Bills Ordered ; Presented ; Read the first and second 
time ; and committed the same day, 103, 562. 
————— Time enlarged for Reports of Bills, 336, 341, 344, 
346, 358, 364, 370, 371, 380, 344, 431. 
Second Readings of Bills put off for Six Months, 45, 
210, 367, 381, 382. 
Committees on Bills put off for Six Months, 136, 
325, 502. 
Further Consideration of Reports of Bills put off for 
Three Months, 507. For Six Months, 531. 
Third Reading of Bills put off for Three Months, 499. 
For Six Months, 389. 
amended on Report, 245. 
on further Consideration of Report, 193. 


— 








——_—— upon Third Reading, 31, 144, 147, 152, 162,170, 172, 
174, 204, 210, 213, 221, 226, 240, 241, 243, 261, 263, 270, 
277, 292, 304, 317, 319, 332, 339. 357, 358, 379, 373) 375. 
384, 387, 393, 394. 400, 411, 416, 417, 425, 431, 436, 438, 
506, 523, 531, 532, 534, 560, 563, 585. 

Reported, with Minutes of Evidence, 218, 481. 


Reported, without Amendment, 112, 146, 226, 260, 
278, 393, 395, 314, 363, 400, 401, 423, 427, 431, 442, 446, 
452, 463, 469, 471, 483, 486, 505, 532, 537, 559, 553, 556, 
563, 569, 575» 577: 

—————. amended by the Lords, go, 120, 132, 164, 196, 211, 
226, 249, 253, 259, 264, 268, 278, 320, 334, 342, 352, 373, 
381, 385, 399, 404, 417, 424, 440, 449, 456, 466, 473, 474, 
488, 494, 506, 528, 540, 547, 557, 563, 587, 588. 

———— Amendments made bythe Lords to Bills, to be printed, 
373, 458, 490, 532, 540. 

— Amendments to Bills disagreed to on Report, 245, 
368. 

»— Amendments to a Bill disagreed to on further Con- 
sideration of Report, 193. 

Amendments proposed to be made upon Third Read- 
ing, but not made, 216, 308, 426, 436, 501, 502, 506. 

Amendments made by the Lords to a Bill agreed to ; 
(it appearing that the same were in furtherance of the Amend- 
ments made in this House on the Third Reading), 430. 

Amendments made by the Lords to a Bill disagreed 
to, 465. 

An Amendment proposed to be made, withdrawn, 
572- 

Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 193, 245, 
367, 394, 575 

———— Amendment of the Commons to a Lords Bill amended 
by the Lords, 551. 

———— Amendments made by the Lords to Bills amended 
by the Commons, 553, 574+ 

Sessional List of Members to serve on Committees on 

Petitions for Private Bills, and on Private Bills; To be 

printed, 6. 

Proceedings in Committees of the whole House on 

Bills, 127, 128, 246, 253, 254, 294, 295, 391, 421, 422, 518, 

522, 544, 549, 560, 568, 569, 573, 575- 

Counsel to be heard before Committees of the whole 

House on Bills, 203,214. Heard, 226, 252. 

Further Proceeding on Third Reading of Bills ad- 
journed, 212,241. Resumed, 215, 246. 

— Order for Third Reading of a Bill from the Lords 
discharged, and Bill re~-committed, 303. 

-__—— Further Consideration of Lords Amendment to a 
Bill put off for Six Months, Nem. Con. 415. 

———— Motion for reading a Bill the Second time ; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made, 568. 

Motion for reading Bills the second time, dropped for 
want of Forty Members, 35, 542- 

——-—— Motion for reading Amendments a second time ; 

Amendment proposed, and withdrawn, 410. 








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BILLS—continued. 


upon reading a second time Amendments made in the 
Committee of the whole House on a Bill; Amendments pro- 
posed, but not made, 580. 
Private Bills; Resolutions respecting Appeals; Com- 
mittee appointed, 20. 
—_— Resolutions of 14th December, respecting Appeals, 
read; To be made Standing Orders, 26. 


A Bill amended by the Lords, upon certain of which 
Amendments the Lords insist; and in which the House doth 
not insist upon their disagreement, 475. 
A Bill amended by the Lords, certain of which 
Amendments were disagreed to, but afterwards not persisted 
in by the House, 578. 

Title of a Bill amended, 585. 

Vide Ctauses. CommitTTEEs. ELections. House 
Instructions. Lorps. Orpers. Questions NEc. 
STANDING OrpDERS. SuPpPty. 


Bitts or ExcuaneceE; Bill for regulating the protesting for 
nonpayment of Bills of Exchange drawn payable at a place 
not being the Place of the Residence of the Drawee or 
Drawees of the same; Ordered, 504. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be — 5 18. 
Committed, 531. Considered, 537. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 539. Passed, 
543. Agreed to by the Lords, 568. Royal Assent, 570. 


Bitssy (Lincoln) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered ; 117. 


BirkENHEAD Church; Petition for a Bill for enlarging the 
Church of Saint Mary, in the Chapelry of Birkenhead; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 101. Reported; and Bill ordered ; 
113. Presented, and read, 166. Committed, 184. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 317. Passed, 320. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 342. Considered, and agreed to, 364. Royal 
Assent, 381. 














Improvement ; Petition for a Bill for — and 
lighting the Township of Birkenhead, for regulating the Police 
thereof, and establishing a Market within the said Township ; 
Referred to a Committee, 101. Reported; and Bill ordered ; 
113. Presented, and read, 204. 
BrrMINGHAM Railway. Vide Lonpon and Birminenam. 
and STONEBRIDGE Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing the same; and Bill ordered; 113. Presented, and 
read, 132. Committed, 150. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
187. Passed, 195. Agreed to by the Lords, 241. Royal 
Assent, 244. 





and WEDNEsBuRY Road; Petition for a Bill 
for maintaining and improving the same ; and Bill ordered ; 
33. Presented, and read, 37. Committed, 59. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 96. Passed, 101. Agreed to by the Lords, 
124. Royal Assent, 125. 


Birt, William. Vide Purton Pitt Rattway. 
Bretus, Registration of. Vide RecistRATION or Birtus. 


BisHopWEARMOUTH and Norton Road; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing and improving the same; and 
Bill ordered ; 112. Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 
159. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 257. Passed, 267. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 320. Royal Assent, 332. 

BiacKwELt Road. Vide Asurorp. 

BLaKkEDOWN Inclosure. Vide Hac ey. 


BLanxney (Lincoln) Drainage; Petition for a Bill for the 
more effectual Drainage of the Lands within Blankney Fen, 
Blankney Dales, Linwood Fen, Linwood Dales, and Martin 
Fen and Martin Dales, in the County of Lincoln; Referred 
to a Committee, 73. Reported ; and Bill ordered ; 96. Pre- 
sented, and read, 131. Committed, 292. Reported, 323. 
Bill re-committed, 324. Reported; to be ingrossed; 346. 
Passed, 357. By the Lords, with Amendments, 385. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 388. Royal Assent, 430. 


Petitions against; from Boston and other 
Places; Referred; and Counsel ordered; Boston Drainage 
Commissioners; Referred, and Counsel ordered; Boston 
Haven, Commissioners of; Commissioners for Drainage by 
the River Witham; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Com- 
missioners for managing the Fourth District of Drainage 
(Lincoln) ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Monks Greetwell 
and other Places; Referred, and Counsel ordered; North 
Kyme, &amp;c.; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 306. West and 
Wildnaore Fens, Owners of estates in; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 310. 


Buiarney, Suppression of a Meeting at. Vide IRELAND. 
Bienxinsop, Henry. Vide Lonpon BripGE APPROACHES. 


BiytHBpurGH Road. Vide YARMouTH, LITTLE, 
Boats. Vide FisHinc TRADE. 
Bopmin Gaol; Petition of Prisoners confined in Bodmin Gaol 


for Smuggling, for an Act of Grace; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 551. 


Bopmin and WapEBRIDGE Railway; Petition for a Bill for 











making and maintaining the same ; Referred to a Committee, 
118. Reported ; and Bil ordered; 167. Presented, and 
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read, 170. Committed, 195. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table ; 223. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 


rossed ; 245. Passed, 252. Agreed to by the Lords, 278. 
oyal Assent, 331. 





Petition against; from Robert 
Flamank ; Referred, 211. 

Botton Navigation and Railway. Vide Mancuester, Bury 
and Botton. 

BorovcusripceE and Duruam Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered ; 114. 
Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 159. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 195. Passed, 199. Agreed to by the Lords, 
215. Royal Assent, 219. 

BoveGueEy, Sir Thomas Fletcher Fenton; Bili from the Lords, for 
exchanging part of his Settled Estate for part of his Fee- 
simple Retares, 373. Read, 374. Committed, 393. Re- 
ported ; and passed ; 423. Royal Assent, 46). 

BovucutTon, Peter. Vide PARLIAMENT, PRIVILEGES OF. 

Bounpariers. Vide Countizs, &amp;c. Divisions or IRELAND. 
ScOTLAND. 

Boyp, William Smith. Vide Accounts. Suir “ ALMORAH.” 

Boyne Navigation. Vide IRELAND. 

Brapsuaw Brook Reservoir. Vide TuRTON AND ENTWISLE, 

Brampton Road. Vide Yarmourtn, LITTLE. 

Bramsuaw Road. Vide SHarresBury. 

Branston Drainage. Vide Nocron. 


BraziLian Captures; Petition of Robert M‘Neil, complain- 
ing of the capture of his Vessel, and for Relief; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 151. 

Petition of Merchants of Saddleworth, 

for an inquiry into the causes, why the Claims of the British 

Merchants upon the Brazilian Government are not adjusted 

and liquidated ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 177. 


Petition of Merchants and others of 
Leeds, for an Address to His Majesty, that measures may be 
adopted to compel the Government of Brazil to liquidate the 
Claims of the Petitioners; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 290. 











Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 20.) 
Brayne, John Gregory. Vide Assessep Taxes. 
Bretrevt Lane Road. Vide Duptey. 

Brisery at Evections. Vide Evections. 


Bricks and Titts; Petition of Brick and Tile Manufacturers 
in the County of York, for reduction of the Duties thereon ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 41. 

Bripewater, Countess of. Vide Lonpon and BirnMINGHAM 
Railway. . 

and Taunton Canal; Petition for a Bill to 

explain and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 95. 

Reported ; and Bill ordered; 101. Presented, and read, 119. 

Order for Second Reading, read ; Amendment proposed, but 

not made; Main Question agreed to; Bill committed; 145. 

Reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 211. Report further 

considered ; Bill tobe ingrossed ; 234. Passed,240. By the 

Lords, with Amendments, 253. Considered, 257. Agreed 

to, 258. Royal Assent, 331. 

Petition of Conservators of the River Tone, stating 

that the Standing Orders have not been complied with; To 

lie on the Table, 145. 


Petitions against ; from Inhabitants of Taunton, 
145. Conservators of the River Tone; Referred, 161, 162. 


Petition in favour; from Inhabitants of Taunton, 














145. 
Bricuton Pautace. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Bristou Buinp Asy.vo ; Petition fora Bill for better govern- 
ing and regulating the same; Referred to a Committee ; 114. 
Reported ; and Bill ordered; 150. Presented, and read, 156. 
Committed, 183. Reported; tobeingrossed; 221. Passed, 
230. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 253. Considered, 
and agreed to, 256. Royal Assent, 331. 

DamaGes ComPENSATION ; Petition for a Bill for 
more easily providing Compensation for the Damage and 
Injury committed within the City of Bristol, during the Riots 
and Disturbances therein, 65. Referred to a Committee, 66. 
Reported ; and Bill ordered ; 78. Presented, and read, 221. 
Committed, 316. Petition for further time for making the 
Report ; further time granted ; 344. Bill reported, and re-com- 
mitted ; Leave to-sit and proceed, and to report upon a cer- 
tain day ; 363. Bill reported ; to be ingtiosteall 3370. Passed, 
375 Agreed to by the Lords, 399. Royal Assent, 430. 

Petitions against; from 

Rate Payers of Bristol; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 316. 

Edmund Butcher; Fulke Tovey Barnard; Samuel Bryant; 

William Newton Clarke ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 341. 

William Leonard Thomas Pyle Taunton ; Referred, 346. 

— (Saint James and Saint Paul) l\mprovement.; Petition 

for a Bill for repairing, lighting and watching the District of 

the united Parishes of Saint James and Saint Paul, in the 

County of Gloucester, and for the care of the Poor thereof; 

Referred 
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BristoL—continued. 
Referred to a Committee, 15. Reported; Report referred to 
Select Committee on Standing Orders; 19. (Vide StanpDING 
Orpers.) Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 
47. Report read; Bill ordered; Presented, and read; 221. 
Committed, 256. Reported, 340. To be ingrossed, 341. 
Passed, 346. Agreed to by the Lords, 385. Royal Assent, 


430. 





— Police; Petition for a Bill for establishing a more 
effective system of Police within the City of Bristol; Referved 
to a Committee, 65. Reported; and Bill ordered; 78. Pre- 
sented, and read, 221. Committed, 316. 

and Damages Compensation; Petition for a Bill 
for the establishment and maintenance of an effective Police 
in the City of Bristol, and other purposes; Referred to.a 
Committee, 114. 





British ComMERCIAL INsuRANCE Company; Petition for 
a Bill to enable the said Company to sue and be sued in the 
Name of the Managing Director for the time being ; Referred 
to a Committee, 89. Reported ; and Billordered ; 103. Pre- 
sented, and read, 111. Committed, 144. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 203. Passed,210. Agreed to by the Lords, 249. 
Royal Assent, 260. 


Britisa Museum; Petition of the Trustees, for the usual 
Grant ; the King’s Recommendation signified ; To lie on the 
Table; 151. 

Bill to enable His Majesty, His Heirs and 

Successors, to appoint a Trustee of the British Museum, 

Ordered; Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading ; and to be printed ; 326. Committed, 330. Com- 

mittee 5 emery 335, 339, 343- Bill considered, 353. Reported ; 

to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 361. 

Passed, 367. Agreed to by the Lords, 385. Royal Assent, 


430. 





Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


BrRoapBRIDGE HEATH Road. Vide Five Oaks and GuILp- 
FORD. 


Broapuurst, Nathan, and Curran, Edward; Petition of 
Nathan Broadhurst, and Edward Curran, complaining of being 
represented by the Newspapers as having used inflammatory 
Language at a Meeting held in Manchester on Sunday the 
2ed of January 1832, and against Stamps on Newspapers ; 
To lie on the Table, 89. 

Vide LancasTER CAsTLe. 








MANCHESTER 
MEETING. 


Bropie’s Estate. Vide ScoTLanpD. 


Bromuam and Oxtney Road ; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
the same; and Bill ordered; 59. Presented, and read, 66. 
Committed, 96. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 139. Passed, 
146. Agreed to by the Lords, 175. Royal Assent, 219. 


Brovcu Ferry Road; Petition fora Bill for repairing and 
improving the Road from Brough Ferry to South Newbald 
Holmes, and from Brough to Welton ; and Bill ordered; 15. 
Presented, and read, 37. Committed, 67. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; 107. Passed, 114. Agreed to bythe Lords, 147. 
Royal Assent, 219. 

Browne, James. Vide SteAM VEssELs. 

Brunswick LANp Company. Vide New Brunswick. 

Bryant, Samuel. Vide Bristot DamMAactes CoMPENSATION. 


Buswitn (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered ; 96. Presented, and read, 211. Committed, 
222. Reported; to be ingrossed; 253. The King’s Consent 
signified ; Bill passed; 258. Agreed to by the Lords, 278. 
Royal Assent, 232. 

Buck, Reverend Richard. Vide Mancnester, Bury and 
Bouton Navigation and Railway. 


Buckincuam and Hanwe tt Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered; 73. 
Presented, and read, 78. Committed, 101. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 195. Passed, 201. Agreed to by the Lords, 
220. Royal Assent, 244. 


Patace. Vide LAND REVENUE. 
James’s PALAcE. WEsTMINSTER IMPROVEMENT. 

Butt-BaAiTincG; Petition of Inhabitants of Bristol, for the sup- 
pression thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 538. 

Burrorp Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually im- 
proving the same ; and Bill ordered ; 43. Presented, and 
read, 46. Committed, 58. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 93. 
Passed, 96. By the Lords, with Amendments, 132, Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 144. Royal Assent, 219. 

Bureus Police. Vide Scornanp. 

BurntuouseE Road. Vide Exmourna. 

Bury Navigation and Railway. Vide MANcHEsTER. 

Road. Vide Prestwicn and Bury. 


Busune .t, John; Bill from the Lords, to enable the Reverend 
John Bushnell, and the Trustees of the Will of John Bushnell, 
Esquire, deceased, to effect a Sale to Philip Pusey, Esquire, 
of the Lordship or Manor of Charney, and acertain Messuage, 





SAINT 





Lands and Premises therein, in the County of Berks, 425. 
Read, 429. Committed, 435. Reported, and passed, 471. 
Royal Assent, 481. 

BusteepD, George Washington; Petition of George Washing- 
ton Busteed, complaining of Dismissal from his Office in the 
Colony of St. Lucia, and praying for Inquiry ; To lie on the 
Table ; Motion for printing Petition; Question Neg. there- 


upon ; 479. 





Petition of George Washington 
Busteed, for an Inquiry into the circumstances attending his 
removal from Office, in the Colony of St. Lucia; To lie on 
Table; 571. 


Butcner, Edmund. Vide Bristo, Damaces ComPENsa- 
TION. 


Buxton, Joseph. Vide Deatu, SENTENCE oF. 
—— Road. Vide Asurorp. 





2°&amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl.1io0. Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 


Ca als and Dover Packets. Vide Accounts. 
Canapba. Vide Accounts. SupPPLy. 
— Canal Communications. Vide Ripreau CANAL. 


Upper; Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
the Province of Upper Canada, for redress of grievances; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 527. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 21 fo 25.) 
~ Water Communication. 








Vide Accounts. 





Cann Saint RumBotp Road. Vide SHAFTEsBURY. 

Care Breton. Vide New Brunswick Lann Company. 

Capes, John; Petition of the Directors of the Poor of Saint 
Pancras, Middlesex, complaining of the Detention of John 


Capes, a Beadle of the said Parish, in Guernsey ; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 369. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 26.) 





Car ILE, Richard. Vide DissEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE. 


Car.is.Le Railway. Vide NEwcASLE-UPON-TYNE and Car- 
LISLE. 


CARNARVONSHIRE Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually a improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 12. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee 
on Standing Orders; 15. (Vide Stanpinc Orpers.) Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders so far as regards the intended 
new lines or Branches of Road ought not to be dispensed 
with, 47. Report read; Bill ordered ; Presented, and read; 
51. Committed, 58. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 286. Passed, 
304. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. Royal Assent, 332. 


Petitions against; From Bangor; 
Referred, 69. Holyhead and Shrewsbury, &amp;c. Roads, Inn- 
keepers on the line of; Referred, 102. Mortgagees of the Tolls 
of the Carnarvonshire (Old Trust) Turnpike Roads; Edward 
Carreg; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 135. Bangor; Sir 
Henry Parnell; Coach Proprietors and Inn-keepers on Holy- 
head and Shrewsbury Road ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 


139. 








Petition of in favour; Trustees of 
Carnarvonshire Road, 135- 

CARPENTER, William. Vide Kine’s PRINTERS. 

Carrec, Edward. Vide CARNARVONSHIRE Roaps. 

CarriaGes. Vide StEAM CARRIAGES, 

CarTMAN, John. Vide BAstTarp CHILDREN. 

Carts. Vide TAxED Carts. 

CATHERINE, SAINT, Docks. VideSaint KATHERINE. 

CATTLE-STEALING. Vide DeEatu, PUNISHMENT OF. 

Caversuam (Ozford) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 85. Presented, and read, 85. Committed, 


145. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 203. Passed, 207. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 226. Royal Assent, 244. 

Cryton. Vide Accounts. 

CuaNcELLor, Lord; Acts 53 Geo. 111. c. 24, and 55 Geo. 111. 
c. 64, (Local and Personal) read; Bill for making Provision 
for the Lord High Chancellor, in lieu of fees heretofore received 
by him; Ordered; Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 549. Committed, 553- 
Committee deferred, 561, 565. Bill considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee; 568. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 573. Passed, 578. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 587. Considered, 587. Agreed to, 588. 
Royal Assent, 591. 


Cuancery, Court of; Petition of Joseph Harrington, for an 
Inquiry into the state of the Practice of the Court of Chancery, 
especially to that part relating to Proceedings before the 
Masters; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 26. 

Bill to diminish the Expense and Delay 

of Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery in certain cases ; 

Ordered, 479. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; and to be printed ; 538. 





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Cuancery—continued. 

Court of ; Motion, That it is the opinion of this 
House, that the Fees and extra Emoluments accruing in the 
office of Clerk of the Patents and Registrar of Affidavits in 
the Court of Chancery, should be placed at the immediate 
= of Government, for the Service of the State; Motion 
withdrawn; 538. 








Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 


—- Sinecures; Bill from the Lords, to abolish certain 
Sinecure Offices connected with the Court of Chancery, 563. 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
566. Committed, 569. Order for Committee, read ; Resolu- 
tion of the House, of the gist July, for granting an Annuity 
to the Lord Chancellor upon his resignation or removal from 
office, read; Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Com- 
mittee, That they have Power to make Provision therein 
pursuant to the said Resolution; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; Instruction accordingly ; Bill considered ; Proceed- 
ings in Committee; 573. Reported, with an Amendment; 
Amendment agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 579. 
Passed, with p paath 6 Pets 585. Amendments saved to by 
the Lords, 587. Royal Assent, 586. 


Vide Civit List. 


Cuarp Roads; Petition for a Bill to amend and enlarge powers 
of Act; Referred to a Committee, 101. 











CHARITABLE INsTITUTIONS. Vide IRELAND. 


Cuaritigs. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 27.) Roman Ca- 
THOLIC CHARITIES, Suppty. 


Cuarity Estates; Act 59 Geo. 111. c. 91, read; Bill to con- 
tinue and extend the said Act, Ordered ; 30. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
30. Committed, 32. Considered, 35. Report deferred, 39. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 42. Passed, 45. Agreed to by the Lords, 424. 
Royal Assent, 430. 


CHELTENHAM IMPROVEMENT; Petition for a Bill to amend 
Act; Referred to a Committee,19. Reported, 25. Report 
referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders, 26. (Vide 
STANDING ORDERS.) i 


CuesHirE ConsTaBuLary Act; Petitions for the repeal 
thereof ; From Chester, 479. Nantwich, 479. 


CuesteRr Bridge; Petition for a Bill for extending the time for 
completing the additional Bridge over the River Dee, in the 
City of Chester; Referred to a Committee, 101. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 188. Presented, and read, 199. Committed, 214. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 247. Passed, 252. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 268. Considered, and agreed to, 270. 
Royal Assent, 331. 


Cuicuester (SAINT BARTHOLOMEW’s) Church; Petition for 
a Bill for establishing the newly-erected Church in the Parish 
of Saint Bartholomew, in the City of Chichester, as the 
Parish Church of the said Parish; Referred to a Committee, 
107. Reported, and Bill ordered, 195. Presented, and read, 211. 
Committed, 221. Reported; to be ingrossed; 317. Passed, 
319. Agreed to by the Lords, 372. Royal Assent, 381. 


CuicorEe. Vide West INpIA CoFFEE. 


Cuo.erA; Bill for the prevention, as far as may be possible, of 
the Disease called the Cholera, or Spasmodic or Indian Cho- 
lera, in England; Ordered, 103. ecard read the first 
and second time; and committed; Bill to be printed; 103. 
Considered, and reported ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
109. Passed, 109. By the Lords, with Amendments, 120. 
Considered, 120. Agreed to, 121. Royal Assent, 125. 


———-— Petition of Physicians and Surgeons residing in Lon- 
don, that an Inquiry may be instituted, for the purpose of 

. ascertaining the nature and mode of Propagation of the Dis- 
ease; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 140. 


Petition of Members of the Council of the National 
Political Union, for the appointment of a Committee to in- 
quire into the true character of the Epidemic; To lie on the 
Table, 215. 

Petitition of Inhabitants of Belfast, that all Vessels 
sailing with Passengers from infected places, be required to 
be provided with appropriate Medicines and Surgeons ; To 
lie on the Table, 239. 

— Petition of John Gover Powell, a Prisoner in the 
Gaol of Bristol (for vending unstamped Publications,) for the 
remission of his Sentence, in consequence of the Cholera hav- 
ing broken out there; To lie on the Table, 515. 


Motions for presenting Addresses to His Majesty, 
That a Daily Report of the Cases of Cholera within the Cities. 
and Liberties of London and Westminster, Borough of South- 
wark, and Bills of Mortality, be reissued, together with such 
as occur throughout the United Kingdom, as often as these 
can be accurately obtained under the Central Board of Health, 
Council Office, Whitehall; Questions Neg. thereupon; 511, 


529. 














Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 28 to 33.) Scort- 


LAND. Winpow Tax. 


VOL. 87.-——Sess, 1831-2. 


Cuortton Row Improvement; Petition fora Bill for better 
lighting, watching and regulating the Township of Chorlton 
Row ; Referred to a Committee, 52. Reported ; Report re- 
ferred to Select Committee on Standing Orders; 66. (Vide 
StanpiNG OrpERs.) Report, That the Parties be permitted 
to proceed, 78. Report read ; Bill ordered; 78. Presented, 
and read, 81. Committed, 95. Reported, and re-committed, 
257. Bill reported, and again re-committed ; time enlarged 
for Report; 341. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 363. 
Passed, 370. By the Lords, with Amendments, 399. Consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 402. Royal Assent, 430. 


Petition against, from Chorlton 





Row ; Referred, 270. 


Cnuurcn EsrasiisumMent; Petition of Members of the North- 
western Metropolitan Union, for appropriating Church Pro- 
perty to the wants of the State, &amp;c.; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 432. 


Vide IRELAND. 
Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 12.) 


Adaitional ; Bill from the Lords, to render more 
effectual Act 59 Geo. III. for building and promoting the 
building of additional Churches in populous sre enn, 424. 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 
429. Committed, 438. Committee deferred, 441. Bill con- 
sidered; and reported, without Amendment; Day appointed 


for Third Reading; 452. Passed, 459. Royal Assent, 481. 


— Building Act; Petition of Inhabitants of Leeds, for 
granting the Perpetual Presentations to Individuals disposed 
to build and endow Churches ; To lie on the Table ; and to be 
printed ; 577. 

Cuurcu or ENGLAND; Petition of the Reverend Thomas Smith, 
of Wickham-House Academy, Shooter’s Hill, for a Reform 
therein ; To lie on the Table, 342. 


Property. Vide IRELAND. 


Rates; Petition of Inhabitant Rate-payers of Bir- 
mingham, for the repeal thereof; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 590. | 


Vide IRELAND. 





CuurcueEs, 














CHURCHWARDENS. Vide Accounts. 


Civit Birt Courts. Vide IreELaAnp. 


CoNTINGENCIES. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 
— - GovERNMENT CHARGES. Vide Accounts. Cuivi. 
List Acts. 

List. Vide Accounts. 











Acts, and Civin GovERNMENT CHARGEs ; Acts 
relating thereto, read; Motion, for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee on a certain day, to consider of makin 
provision for the future Payments to high and Judicial Ofti- 
cers in England, Scotland and Ireland, and also, of Pensions 
formerly charged on the Civil Lists of England and Ireland, 
on the Hereditary Revenue in Scotland, and on the Four- 
and-a-Half per Cent. Duties; The King’s Recommendation 
signified; Motion agreed to; matter to be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House; 524. Order for Committee, 
read; Papers and Acts relating to the Civil List, referred ; 
535» 536. The King’s Recommendation signified ; Acts con- 
sidered; Proceedings in Committee; 536. Resolutions re- 
ported, and agreed to; Bill or Bills ordered; 541. Vide 
Civit List PAYMENTs. SPEAKER. 


———— Payments; Bill to provide for the Salaries of cer- 
tain high and Judicial Officers, and of Payments heretofore 
made out of the Civil List Revenues; Ordered, 541. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 549. Committed, 553. Committee deferred, 
561, 566. Bill considered, 568. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 572. Passed, 580. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 588. Considered, and agreed 
to, 588. Royal Assent, 590. 


Orrices. Vide (ADDRESSES, 34.) 
CLAiMs ON FRANCE. 





Vide Frencu CLaims. 


CLANDESTINE MARRIAGES. Vide IRELAND. 


CrareEnce( Durham) Railway; Petition fora Bill to alter, amend, 
enlarge and extend Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 107. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 112. Presented, and read, 119. 
Committed, 146. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
183. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 211. 
Passed, 213. Agreed to by the Lords, 235. Royal Assent, 
244. 

Petition against; from John 

Douthwaite Nesham; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 177. 


CLARENDON, Earl of. Vide Lonpon and BirmincGuam 
Railway. 

CiarkeE, William Newton. 
PENSATION. 


Cxiarkson, John Francis. Vide Preston WATERWORKS. 





Vide Bristot Damaces Com- 


O CLAUSES: 








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[A. 1831-2, 








CLAUSES: 


committed to Committees of the whole House, 


152, 339, 416, 534- 
added on further consideration of Report, 193, 








286. - 
added on Third Reading, 87, 147, 152, 221, 240, 
243, 263, 339, 394, 416, 427, 490, 501, 506, 529, 531, 532, 
534+ 537» 550. 

added on Report, 144, 326, 335, 368, 453, 575+ 
disagreed to on Report, 326. 

disagreed to on further consideration of Report, 














286. 





offered to be added on Report ; Motion for bring- 
ing it up; Question Neg. thereupon; 151. 

-— on further consideration of 
Report ; Question Neg. thereupon; 410. 

on Third Reading; Motion 
for reading it a second time ; Question Neg. thereupon; 241, 
591, 575+ 











Motion for bringing it up ; Withdrawn; 529. 

Vide INstrRucTIONS. 

Cuiayton, William Robert; Bill from the Lords, to dissolve 
his Marriage with Alice Hugh Massy his Wife, 200. Read, 
203. Committed; Instruction to hear Counsel, and examine 
Witnesses; 214. Committee deferred, 222. Considered, and 
reported, 252. Passed, 257. Royal Assent, 332. 

Crears, Saint, Road. Vide WuHiTLanp. 

CLERKENWELL Improvement; Petition for a Bill to alter, 
amend and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
114. Reported ; nent referred to Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; 125. (Vide SranpinG Orpers.) Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
136. 





Roads. Vide Accounts. 
CierK or THE Crown; his Deputy to attend and amend a 
Return, 58. Attends, and amends it, 6o. 


CierRK or THE House; to direct the printing of the Jour- 
nal, 32. 








to prepare Abstracts of Returns, 148, 
265. 

C.LerKs OF THE Peace. Vide Macistrates’ WaGes. 

Cuirton (Bedford) Lands; Petition for a Bill for inclosing and 
exonerating from Tithes, Lands in the said Parish; and Bill 
ordered, 51. Presented, and read, 195. Committed, 203. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 310. Passed, 313. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 334. Considered, and agreed to, 341. 
Royal Assent, 362. 

Coat Trane. Vide IRELAND. 


Corsett, William. Vide AGRicuLTURAL LaBouRERs. PArR- 
LIAMENT, REFORM OF, 


CockEeRMouTH and WorkKINGTON Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing and improving the same; and 
Bill ordered, 62. Presented, and read, 89. Committed, 124. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 187. Passed, 203. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 220, Royal Assent, 244. 


Cockey Criey (Norfolk); Petition fora Bill to inclose Lands; and 
Bill ordered, 102. Presented, and read, 210. Committed, 221. 


Copwise, Edward; Bill from the Lords, for his Naturalization, 
133. Read, 135. Committed, 144. Reported, and passed, 174. 
Royal Assent, 219. 

Correr, Vide West INp1IA Correr. 

CorrEE-HousE Keepers. Vide Accounts, 

Coin. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


—- Laws ConsouipaTion ; Bill from the Lords, for con- 
solidating and amending the Laws against Offences relating 
to the Coin, 264. Read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; 266. Second Reading deferred, 274. 
Bill committed, 282. Committee deferred, 299. Bill consi- 
dered ; and reported, without Amendment; and Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 303. Passed, 305. Royal Assent, 331. 


Co.xesuitt Road. Vide LIcHFIELD. 


CoLLeceE or Puysicians; Petition of certain Physicians, for 
investigating the Constitution and Conduct of the College of 
Physicians, and the nature of the Charter and Acts of Par- 
liament under which they have claimed to act; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 557. 


Cox.iertes (Tyne and Wear); Petition of Pitmen employed in 
the Coal Mines of the Rivers Tyne and Wear, cunplaiciog of 
the refusal of the Coal Owners to employ them, on account of 
their connexion with a Society established by them for their 
support in sickness and in old age ; To lie on the Table ; and 
to be printed; 483. 

CotuncrourNeE Ducis Road. Vide MAr.LBoroucu. 


Cotoniau AppEats. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 35.) 


Avupit; Acts relating thereto, read ; Bill to autho- 
rize the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts of 


Great Britain to examine and audit Accounts of the Receipt 
and Expenditure of Colonial Revenues, ordered ; presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 218. Committed, 224. Considered, 229. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 232. 
Passed, 236. Agreed to by the Lords, 253. Royal Assent, 
259- 


CoLoniAL Pensions. Vide Accounts. 


ComBINATION Laws; Petition of Charles Attwood, against the 
re-enactment thereof; To lie on the Table, 588. 
ComBINATIONs. Vide IRELAND. 


Commerce. Vide TRADE. 


-—————. Reciprocity of; Acts 4 Geo. IV. c. 77, and 5 Geo. IV. 
c. 1, relating thereto, read ; To be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House ; considered ; Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 87. 


Commissions de Lunatico Inquirendo. 
MISSIONS. 


Vide Lunatic Com- 





of Inquiry. Vide Accounts. (ADDrEssEs, 
36.) 
of Lunacy. Vide Lunatic Commissions. 


- of the Peace. Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 
37-) IRELAND. 


COMMITTEES : 


— Grand Committees appointed, 6. Vide Griev- 
ANCES. Justice, CourTS oF. RELIGION, TRADE. 


Select Committees appointed——To draw up an 
Address of Thanks, 6, (v. ADDRESSEs, 1.) To consider 
the Report of the Commissioners on the Limits of the Borough 
of Arundel, 390, (v. ARUNDEL BorovuGn.) To inquire into 
the expediency of renewing the Charter of the Bank of Eng- 
land, 329, (v. BANK CHARTER.) To me into the cir- 
cumstances relating to the formation of the Victualling Esta- 
blishment at Cremill Point, 103, (v. CREmMiLL PotntT.)—— 
To inquire into the state of the Laws affecting Dramatic Lite- 
rature, 360, (v. Dramatic LITERATURE.) On the present 
state of the Affairs of the East India Company, 56, (v. East 
Inpia ComPANny.) Into the allegations contained in the 
Petition of Bury Hutchinson, 264, (v. East Inp1A.) To 
inquire into the present state of the Library of the House of 
Commons, 299, (v. House of Commons Lisrary.) To 
consider the Reports of the Commissioners on the Limits of 
the Boroughs of Dungarvan, Youghall and Mallow, 464, 
——(v. IRELAND, DUNGARVAN, YOUGHALL and Mat- 
Low Borovuecus.) To inquire into the Post Office Com- 
munications between Great Britain and Ireland, 201, (v. 
IRELAND, Post COMMUNICATION.) To inquire into 
the Collection and Payment of Tithes in Ireland, 26, (v. IrE- 
LAND, TITH ne inquire into the state of the Roads 
under Turnpike Trusts in Ireland, 140, (v. IRELAND, TuRrN- 
PIKE RoapDs.)——To inquire into the nature and extent of 
the King’s Printers’ Patents in England, Scotland and Ireland, 
458, (v. Kine’s Prinrers.)——To inquire what temporary 
Laws, of a public and general nature, are now in force, and 
what have expired, &amp;c. 7, (v. Laws, ExpiRine.) To 
prepare Estimates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia 
of Great Britain and Ireland, 386, (v. Minitia.) To con- 
sider how far it is expedient to extend the Patent granted 
for Morton’s Slip, 235, (ve Morton’s Patent Sup.) 
To take into consideration the best means to be adopted 
for facilitating the presentation of Public Petitions, 303, 
(v. Pustic PETITIONS.) To take into consideration the 
Accounts and Papers relating to the Canal Communications in 
Canada, 368, (v. RipEAu CANAL.) To inquire into the Laws 
and Practice relating to the observance of the Lord’s Day, 
458, (v. SanBATH.)——To inquire into the best mode of 
giving efficiency to Sadenithey Pautdiinsistn, 68, (v. SEcon- 
DARY PUNISHMENTS.) To examine the present state of 
the Silk Trade, &amp;c. 157, (v. Sirk TRADE.) To consider 
and report upon the Measures which it may be expedient to 
adopt for the purpose of effecting the extinction of Slavery 
throughout the British Dominions, &amp;c. 338, (v. SLAVERY.) 

qT o 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 have not been complied with, 15, 
(v. STANDING ORDERS.) To inquire into the Commercial 
State of the West India Colonies, 27, (vu. West Inv1A Co- 
LONIES.) To inquire into the most economical and eligible 
mode of improving the Approaches to the Houses of Parlia- 
ment and to the Courts of Law, 383, (v. WESTMINSTER 
IMPROVEMENT.) 


————.— of the wHo.e Hovsg, appointed to consider Acts, 
397, (v. ASSESSED TAxEs.)—524, (v. Crvit List Acts.)— 
87, (v.ComMERcE, REcIPROCITY OF.)—330, 478, (v. Cus- 
TOMS.)—21, (v. DisTILLATION, ILticiT.)}—398, (v. GLass 

- Duties.)\—510, (v. IRELAND, DUBLIN CoAL TRADE.)— 
65, (v. IRELAND, PosTAGE.)—122, (v. Matt DRAWBACK.) 
—386, (v. NEWFOUNDLAND.) 

Other Matters, 423, (v. Coroners.) —38, (v. 


Fines anv REcovertgEs.)— 556, (v. GREECE.) — 570, (v. 
House 



















































































2&amp;3W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 





CoMMITTEES—continued. 


House or Commons Lisrary.)—560, (v. IRELAND, CON- 
TAGIOUS DISEASES.)—299, (v. IRELAND, CROWN LANDS 
IMPROVEMENT.)— 249, (v. IRELAND, KING’s BENCH, 
CouRT OF.)—400, (v. IRELAND, PARLIAMENT, REFORM 
OF.)—14, (v. LAND REVENUVE.)—75, (v. Livereoot Re- 
VENUE BUILDINGS.)—392, (v. MANGEL WuRZEL DisTILLA- 
TION.)—434, (v. METROPOLITAN POLICE.)—387, (v. Post 
Horse and Stace Coacu Dutigs.)— 485, (v. Russtan 
Dutcu Loan.)—533, (v. SCOTLAND, ABERDEEN COL- 
LEG ES.)—249, (v. ScoTLanp, EXCHEQUER, COURT OF.) 
—379, (v. ScoTLAND, SHERIFFS REMUNERATION.)—540, 
(v.SPEAKER’s (MR.) RETIREMENT.)—443, (v. West INDIA 
IsLANDs.)—550, (v. West INDIEs, Crown CoLoniEs.) 


— Usual Orders relating to Committees, 6. 


—— To report Opinion, 390, 464.—— From time to time, 
7215+ 








— Proceedings and Opinion from time to 
time, 6. 





Observations, 26, 56, 68, 103, 137, 201, 
From time to time, 445. 


Observations and Opinion, 27, 
and Minutes of Evidence, 





299, 368, 383, 458. 








481, 546. 





and Opinion, together with 
Minutes of Evidence, 458, 542. 

To report Minutes of Evidence, 68, 186, 205, 271, 
499, 504, 522, 526, 548, 555, 557» 566, 572, 585._—From 
time to time, 116, 344, 445, 446, 492, 543- 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 6,7, 15, 
26, &lt;7, 28, 30, 56, 61, 68, 75, 96, 103, 137, 140, 153, 159, 165, 
166, 201, 226, 231, 253, 264, 265, 299, 318, 329, 352, 360, 
368, 384, 386, 390, 458, 464, 470. 
To adjourn from time to time and from place to 





ee 











place, 56. 








All to have Voices, 6. 


Five to be the Quorum, 6, 7, 26, 27, 28, 30, 55, 56, 
68, 75, 103, 137, 140, 165, 173, 200, 201, 235, 264, 265, 299, 
303, 309, 318, 329, 352, 360, 368, 379, 384, 386, 390, 458, 
494. 








—— Three to be the Quorum, 574. 
To sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 7. 
All Committees to sit, notwithstanding Adjourn- 
ment, 56, 142, 287, 314, 342, 389, 433, 444, 488, 586. 
Report Progress, 41, 44, 49, 55, 71, 80, 83,91, 94, 
109, 116, 133, 151, 155, 160, 165, 173, 179, 185, 227, 232, 
269, 307, 372, 379, 382, 383, 387, 391, 395, 411, 433, 443; 
450, 452, 469, 485, 519, 536, 541, 542- 
Revived, 252, 380, 
-—_—_————. of Secrecy appointed, 329. 
on Bills put off for Six Months, 136, 325. 
———— To examine, in the first place, how far Orders for 
giving Notices, &amp;c. have been complied with, 47, 54, 95, 136, 
150, 163, 188, 207. 
Leave given to Committees on Bills to sit and pro- 
ceed on a certain day, 252, 253, 324, 345, 363. 
Leave given to Committees on Bills to sit and pro- 
ceed, and to report on a certain day, 375. 
Leave given to Committees on Bills to make their 
Report on or before certain days, 336, 341, 380, 410, 431. 
————— Sessional List of Members to serve on Committees; 
To be printed, 6. 
Proceedings in Committees of the whole House, 
94, 154, 185, 254, 265, 393, 379, 392, 393, 406, 407, 408, 409, 
444, 480, 485, 526, 536, 537, 544) 553, 561, 572. 
— Vide Houser. 
Commitrats. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 38, 39.) 
Common Law Courts. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 40.) 
SupPPLy. 
Commons, Houss oF. 


ee 























oe 








Vide AccountTs. 





Building. Vide House or Commons 
BuILDING. 


Vide Hovusrt or Commons 





Library. 
LIBRARY. 


Commotts, THREE (Carmarthen) Roads. Vide ToreE Com- 
MOTTS. 


ComPLAINT made of a printed Newspaper, intituled, “ The 
Times,” dated Friday 27th January, printed and published 
by John Joseph Lawson, for the publication of the Debate of 
this House, on the Motion for an Address to His Majesty for 
the appenten of a day for a General Fast, in breach of the 
Privileges of this House; Motion for the attendance of John 
Joseph Lawson on a certain day; withdrawn; Go, 


CompxainT made of a printed Hand-bill, being a Copy of an 
Official Letter signed John P. Kidson, and Joseph JohnWright, 


VOL. 87.— 





Sess. 1831-2. 





Solicitors, addressed to the Committee of Wet Docks, Sunder- 
land, Ne on the conduct of certain Members of the Com- 
mittee on the Sunderland (South Side) Docks Bill: And also of 
another printed Hand-bill, reflecting on the opposition to the 
Bill in the Committee :—Hand-bills delivered in, and read :— 
Matter of Complaint to be considered on a certain day; Per- 
sons to attend; 278. Order for their attendance, read; called 
in, and examined; Resolution, That the Letter addressed to 
the Committee of Wet Docks, Sunderland, signed John P. 
Kidson and Joseph John Wright, contains libellous matter, 
&amp;e.; Resolution, That John P. Kidson and Joseph John 
Wright, in having written the said Letter, have been guilt 
of a high Breach of the Privileges of this House; John P. Kid. 
son and Joseph John Wright to be called to the Bar, and 
admonished by Mr. Speaker ; called in, and admonished ac- 
a, ; what was said by Mr. Speaker, to be entered in the 
Journals ; 294. 





Vide IRELAND. 


CONFERENCES, 


Vide Dearu, PuNisHMENT OF, 
Lorps. 


LUNATICS. 


ConsoLtipATEDFuNpD. Vide Ways aANp MEANns, ANp BILLs 
IN Suppiy. 


CONSTABLES : 


KING. 





Usual Orders to them, 7. 
Special. Vide IRELAND. 


— Act; Petition of Members of the North- 
western Metropolitan Union, for the repeal thereof; To lie on 
the Table, 473. 


ConsTABULARY Po.tice. Vide IRELAND 
Consuts, Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
ContaGious DisgaseEs. Vide IRELAND. 


Contempt of Court; Petition of Stephen and Leonard Eng- 
land, stating their Commitment to the Fleet Prison for Con- 
tempt of Court, and for an alteration of the Law; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 41. 


ContTempts in Ecclesiastical Courts. 
Courts ContTEMPTs. 


———— in Equity. Vide Equiry. 
ConvEYANCING. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Convicts. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 
Conway Roads. Vide CARNARVONSHIRE. 
Cork Coal Tax. Vide IRELAND. 

——- Corporation of. Vide IRELAND. 








Vide EccLestAsTIcAL 


Depot. Vide IRELAND. 
Hospital. Vide IRELAND. 
Local Assessments. Vide IRELAND. 
Vide Accounts. 
Laws; Petition of Members of the North-western Me- 


tropolitan Union, for the repeal thereof; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 55. 


Corn. 





Coronation. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 41.) 


Coroner of Kino’s Bencu Prison. Vide Ki1no’s BEnNcu 
PRISON. 


Coroners; Bill to regulate the mode of electing County Co- 
roners; Ordered, 115. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 157. Committed, 
185. Committee deferred, 208,217. Bill considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee ; 294, Notice taken that Forty Mem- 
bers were not present in the Committee ; House adjourns ; 
295. Committee deferred, 309, 315. Bill further considered, 
and reported; Day appointed for further considering Re- 
port; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 321. Further con- 

' sideration of Report deferred, 367, 381. Order for further 
consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee; 420. Bill reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 422. Further consideration of Report deferred, 


434, 482, 486. | 

Petitions against ; from Chester County, 449. Nor- 
thumberland, 464. illiam Whiston, 465. Somerset, 471. 
Dorset, 487. Thorne, 533. 


Petitions for increase of Allowances: Of Coroners 
of the County of Gloucester, 420. Of Coroners of the County 
of Hants, 428. 

House resolves to go into a Committee on a certain 
day, to consider of increasing the Allowances made to Coro- 
ners, 423. Committee deferred, 428, 434, 445, 463, 469, 478, 
481. 

















Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 42.) 

CorporaL PuNIsHMENTS; Motion for laying before the House 
a Return of the Number of Persons, in each County in Eng- 
land and Wales, sentenced by the Magistrates at Quarter 
Sessions to be flogged, &amp;c. ; Motion withdrawn; 189. 

Vide Accounts, 





(ADDRESSES; 
43.) 
CorPORATE 


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INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VoLUME. [4.1831-2. 





Corporate Funps; Bill to prevent the application of Corpo- 
orate Funds to the purposes of Election of Members to serve 
in Parliament; Ordered ; presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 17. Committed, 28. 
Committee deferred, 38. Bill considered, 45. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third rong. » 49- Passed, 
55- By the Lords, with Amendments, 494. Considered, and 
agreed to, 498. Royal Assent, 542. 


Corporate Orricers. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 44.) 
CorroraTion of StaAmrorp. Vide SraMrorp. 
Property. Vide IRELAND. 
Corporations. Vide IRELAND. 

Costs in Cuancery. Vide CHANcerRyY, CostTs IN. 


Corron Yarn; Petition of Operative Manufacturers of Til- 
desley-with-Shackerley, for prohibiting the Exportation 
thereof ; To lie on the Table, 151. 


Counties, &amp;c. Divisions of; Bill to settle and describe the 
Divisions of Counties, and the Limits of Cities and Boroughs, 
in England and Wales, in so far as respects the election of 
Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, 115. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 116. Second Reading deferred, 147, 152, 157, 179, 
185, 224, 232, 254, 274, 282, 299, 312. Bill committed, 325. 
Considered, and reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 343. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 367, 381. Order for 
further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 
considered ; 386. Committee report Progress, 387. Bill 
further considered, 389. Reported; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 390. 

Report further considered ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 

400. Third Reading rv Boa | 411, 422. Bill passed, 427. 

By the Lords, with Amendments, 474. Considered, 475. 

Agreed to, 476. Royal Assent, 481. 


Proceedings in Committee, 386, 








387, 389, 390. 





. Petitions against; From Arundel, 
Corporation of, 189 ; Eccleshall, 397; Hythe, 155; Poole, 
Corporation of, 176; Poole, Inhabitants of, 176; Stafford, 
County of, 397. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Folkes- 
tone, in favour; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
155+ 





Petitions respecting the Details 
of the Bill; From Arundel (two Petitions,) 371 ; Elland-cum- 
Greetland, 398; Erringden, 375; Exeter (two Petitions,) 
371; Heptonstall, 375; Hythe, 389; Knaresborough, 403; 
Langfield, 375; Lymington, 358; Midgley, 375; Pilton 
and Newport, 389 ; Saint Pancras, 300; Southampton, 358; 
Stansfield, 375; Totmonslow, North, Hundred of (Stafford,) 
371; Wadsworth, 375; Whitehaven, 386. 

County Courts. Vide ScorLanp. 

InrirmMARiES, Vide IRELAND, 

—— Rares. Vide Accounrs. 

Courr of Cuancery. 

——— DELEGATES. 





Vide Cuancery, Court or, 

Vide DeLecates, Court or. 

Session, Vide ScotLanp. 

Courts. Vide Locat Courts. 

— Marriat ; Motion for laying before the House a Re- 
turn of the Number of Courts Martial held upon Private 
Soldiers of the Army in Great Britain and Ireland, between 
ist January 1831 and ist January 1832 ; Question Neg. there- 
upon; 115. 

Covent GARDEN THEATRE. 
MENTS. 

Coxon, W. H. 
Dutizs. 

CRANBORNE Cuase Road. Vide Suarrespury. 

CrepitTon Railway. Vide Exerer. 








Vide Dramatic Enrertrain- 


Vide Post Horst anp Srace Coacu 


Cremitt Point; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the circumstances relating to the formation of the Victualling 
Establishment at Cremill Point, and the Proceedings of the 
Admiralty and Victualling Board thereon, and to report their 
Observations thereupon to the House; Power to send for 

ersons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 103. 
Jember added, 133. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report to lie on the Table ; and to he printed; 186. 


CreswoLpe, Edmund Meysey Wigley. Vide Witson’s Es- 
TATE. 
Cricnton, George. Vide Steam VEssets. 


Criminat Cope; Petitions for mitigatiug the punishment of 
Death for Crimes against Property unattended with personal 
violence; From Alton, 290; Ampthill, 300; Axbridge, 29; 
Bainbridge, 439; Ballitore, 399; Beverley, 347; Birkenhead, 
103; Birstwith, near Harrogate, 546; Bishop Stortford, 358 ; 
Blackburn, 300; Brigg, 304; Broughton, 439; Bucking- 
ham, 336; Burnsall, &amp;c. 546; Bury Saint Edmund’s, 403 ; 
Clara, 403 ; Clogheen, &amp;c. 403; Cootehill, 326; Danby, 399 ; 


Dudley, 439; Dungannon, 424; Falmouth, 88; Ferns, &amp;c. 
403; Folkestone, 318; Haddington, 399; Hereford, 302 ; 
Hinckley, 385 ; Horsham, 300; Kingston-upon-Thames, 302 ; 
Kirton-in-Lindsey, 546; Liverpool, 292 ; Se cheredale 358 ; 
Lower Grange, 424; Maidenhead, 399; Moate, 342; National 
Political Union, Members of, 527; Nottingham, 347; Olney, 
300; Oxford City, 347; Reading, 300, 347, 358; Roscrea, 
347, 399; Ross (Hereford), 336; Thirsk, 399; Thorne, 336; 
Tullamoore, 303 ; Warrington, 304; Wincanton, 336; Work- 
ington, 326. 

Criminat Lunatics. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Cripps’s Corner Road. Vide ViNEHALL. 


Cross, Ellen. Vide Preston WATERWORKS. 
— William. Vide REMEDIES AGAINST THE HUNDRED. 





Crown Cotonies (West InpikEs.) Vide West Inp1A Co- 
LONIES 

———- Lanps; Petition of Robert Winter, p. p. and others, 
for Og the unoccupied Crown Lands for the benefit 
of the destitute Poor; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
571. 

Vide IRELAND. New Soutn Wates. Poor. 

Improvement. Vide IRELAND. 

Crown Property. Vide Sunk IsLanp. 








Crue.tty To ANIMALS; Petition, of the Society for the Pre- 
vention of Cruelty to Animals, for a more efficient Law relative 
thereto; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 4o. 


Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to 
consolidate and amend, ordered, 133. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 290. 
Second Reading deferred, 314, 321. Bill committed, 334. 
Order for Committee of the whole House, read, and discharged ; 
Bill committed to a Select Committee; Power to send for 
ersons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 352. 
Petitions referred, 352, 358. Power to report Observations 
and Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence; Bill re- 
ported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 542. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 549. 








Petitions in favour; From Saffron Wal- 
den; London and Westminster, 290. Members and Friends 
of the Association for promoting rational Humanity towards 
the Animal Creation, 461. 


Petitions against; From Court of Mayor 
and Aldermen of the City of London, 352. Referred, 358. 
Of the Corporation of Butchers of London; Referred, 358. 
Petition of Members and Friends of 
the Association for promoting rational Humanity towards the 
Animal Creation, for abolishing Cattle Markets and Slaughter- 
houses, as well as the driving of Cattle through the streets, 
and for establishing Abbattoirs in the Suburbs of the Metro- 
polis ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; got. 


Petition of Members and Friends of 
the Association for promoting rational Humanity towards the 
Animal Creation, complainmg of the barbarous and cruel 
mode in which Calves are sometimes conveyed to market ; 
To lie on the Table, 337. 

Cum. Vide Turnpike TouLts. 

Cutmstock (Devon) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 85. 

CuLtTivaATION oF Lanp. Vide Titnes AND CULTIVATION OF 
LaNnb. 

CuNINGHAME’s EsTATE. 











Vide ScoTLAnp. 


Curran, Edward. Vide Broapuurst, NATHAN. LANCASTER 
CASTLE. 


Currency; Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers of Land 
in the City of York, complaining of the present system of the 
Currency; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 458. 


Curtesy oF ENGLAND; Bill for the amendment of the Law 
relating to the Estate of a Tenant by the Curtesy of England, 
ordered; Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 11. Committed, 14. Committee 
deferred, 22,37, 52. Bill considered, and reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 64. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
84, 110, 138, 155, 281, 299, 312, 344. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; Considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
391. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 395. Passed, 408. 


Customs; Petition of Richard Hungerford, Tide Surveyor, and 
other Persons, transferred Tide Waiters from Ireland to the 
Port of London, complaining of the —, of being trans- 
ferred from Dublin to London at reduced Salaries, and for 
relief; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 79. 


Acts relating to the Duties of Customs, read ; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House ; 330- Com- 
mittee deferred, 339, 367, 373, 379» 383, 387, 395. Acts 
considered; Proceedings in Committee; 406,407. Resolu- 
tions 


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Customs—continued. 
tions reported, and agreed to, 412. Bill ordered, 414. Vide 
infra. 


ee 





Acts relating to the Duties of Customs and to Prisage 
and Butlerage of Wines, read ; To be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House; 478. Order for Committee, read ; 
Papers referred ; The King’s recommendation signified ; Acts 
considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 480. Report de- 
ferred, 482. Resolutions reported, and agreed to ; Instruction 
to make Provision in Customs Duties Bill accordingly ; 486. 
Vide infra. 

Duties; Bill to amend the Laws relating to the 
Customs, ordered, 414. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 419. Committed, 428. 
Committee deferred, 444, 469, 477, 481,486. Instruction to 
Committee to make Provision respecting certain other Duties of 
Customs, 486. Bill considered, and reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
490. Further ea he of Report deferred, 506, 514. 
Order for further consideration of Report, read ; Bill re-com- 
mitted ; considered; Proceedings in Committee; 522. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
529. Third Reading deferred, 532. Bill passed, 534. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 547. Royal Assent, 550. 


Petition of Druggists of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne and Gateshead, for extending the time of the proposed 
alterations in the Scale of Duties to January 1833. To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 435. 


Petition of John M‘Innes, for continuance of 


the Duty of 10s. per cwt. on foreign Tapioca ; To lie on the 
Table, 482. 











Petition of Hemp and Flax Growers, of Up- 
well, for remuneration for the injury they will sustain by the 
operation of the Bill; To lie on the Table, 486. 


Petition of Wholesale Druggists, of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead, praying the ieee either to 
return the Duties already paid, or to allow a reasonable length 
of time to dispose of the Stock of Duty paid goods they now 
possess, 490. To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 491. 
Petition of Dealers in Drugs, Dry Salters, 
Chemical Manufacturers, against; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 499. 
Petition of John Weaver and Benjamin 
Parton Mander, of Wolverhampton, for time to dispose of 
their stock of Drugs ; To lie on the Table, 517. 

—- Wuarrs Sate; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill 
to enable the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to 
convey certain Premises, the property of the Crown, situate 
between London Bridge and the Tower of London; The 
King’s Consent signified ; Bill ordered; 339- Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 
340. Committed, 353. Considered, 361. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Da — for Third Reading ; 367. Passed, 
373- By the Lords, with an Amendment, 404. Amendment. 
Considered; further Consideration put off, for Six months; 
Nem. Con. 415. 

















Title; Bill to provide for the conveyance 
of Premises, the property of the Crown, situate between the 
Tower of London and London Bridge, ordered, 415. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 434. Com- 
mitted, 438. Committee deferred, 442. Bill considered, 
445. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 453. Passed, 460.. Agreed to by the Lords, 488. 
Royal Assent, 496. 


2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. Parl. 10. Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 


DARLING, GENERAL. Vide Darsy, John. SwHe.tey, 
John. StepuHen, John. Tuompson, Patrick. 


DaveENTRY Road. Vide NorTHAMPTON. 
Dawson,George. Vide Lonpon and Brrmincuam Railway. 


Deac te, Mr. and Mrs.; Petition of Operative Workmen and 
others, of Oldham, for an investigation into the case of Mr. 
and Mrs. Deacle ; To lie on the Table, 139. 


Deans, Alexander. Vide Factories. 


Deatu, PunisHMENT OF ; Bill for abolishing the punishment 
of Death, and substituting a more certain punishment in 
the cases of Horse-stealing, Cattle-stealing, and Sheep- 
stealing ; also, in cases of stealing in a Dwelling-house, no 
person being put in fear therein, ordered, 227. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 244. Second Reading deferred, 250. Billcommitted, 
261. Committee deferred, 299, 325. Bill considered, 352. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 361. Passed, 368. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
456. rm appointed for considering them; Amendments to 
be printed ; 458. Consideration thereof deferred, 464. Amend- 
ments considered, and disagreed to; Committee appointed to 
draw up Reasons, to be offered to the Lords at a Conference 
for disagreeing to the said Amendments; 465. Three to be 
the Quorum ; Reasons for rng | to the Lords Amend- 
ments, reported, and agreed to ; Conference to be desired with 


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the Lords ; Lords agree to a Conference, and appoint the same 
meromnrsicege be Managers appointed; Conference held, and 
reported, That they had left the Bill and Amendments with 
their Lordships, 466. Lords desire a present Conference upon 
the subject-matter of the last Conference ; House agrees to a 
Conference; Managers who managed the last Conference, 
to manage this Conference; Conference held; 474. Re- 
port; That the Lords insist on certain Amendments, and do 
not insist on others; 474. Message to the Lords, to ac- 
quaint them, that this House doth not insist upon their dis- 
agreement to the Amendments insisted on by their Lordships, 
475. Royal Assent, 481. 


Deatu, SenTENcE oF; Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 48, relating thereto, 
read; Bill to explain so much of the said Act as enables 
Courts to abstain from pronouncing Sentence of Death in 
certain Capital Felonies, ordered ; 208. Presented, and 1°00 ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 209. 

Committed, 212. Committee deferred, 218, 225, 229. Bill 

considered, 231. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 

for Third Reading; 237. Passed, 239. 

Petition of Inhabitants of New Sarum, 

complaining that the Reverend J. E. Good, a Dissenting Mi- 

nister, was refused admission to Joseph Buxton, under Sen- 

tence of Death; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 590. 





DEBATES : | 

Adjourned, 29, 157, 205, 261, 338, 463. 

Further adjourned, 160, 208, 211, 477, 480. 
Resumed, 31, 165, 208, 265, 342, 352, 480, 488. 
———— Vide ComPLAINT.: 











Dest. Vide Arrest for Dest. 
Nationa. Vide Accounts. Lire ANNUITIES. 
Destors, Vide HorsemMoNGER LANE GAoL. INSOLVENT 
DEBTORs. 
Dests. Vide Locat Courts. 


Deccan Prize Money. Vide Accounts. (AppREssES, 6, 7.) 
East I[npia. 


Deeps. Vide GENERAL REGISTER. 

Deer. Vide Wattraam Forest. 

De ta Motre, P. Vide East Inpia. 

DevecatTes, Court of; Bill from the Lords, for transferring 
the Powers of the High Court of Delegates, both in Ecclesias- 
tical and Maritime Causes, to His Majesty in Council, 488. 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
497- Second Reading deferred, 507. Bill committed, 511. 
Committee deferred, 519, 529. Bill considered ; and reported, 
without Amendment; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 537. 
Third Reading deferred, 545, 549. Bill passed, 553. Royal 
Assent, 562. 

De Lunartico INquiRENDO, Commissions of ; Vide Lunatic 
ComMISSIONS. 

“are and Essequiso. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 
46.) 

DERWENTWATER Estates. Vide Accounts. 

De SAumAReEzZ, Lord. Vide Accounts. 

DestitTuTE, Refuge for. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 

De Vear, Thomas. Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM or. 

Devit’s Dircu Road. Vide Downuam Market. 

Devizes Road. Vide MARLBOROUGH. 

Diptomatic Pensions. Vide (ADDREsSES, 47.) 

———— Service. Vide (AppRxEssEs, 48.) 

DispPensaRiEs. Vide IRELAND. 

DissEMINATION of KNOWLEDGE; Petition of several Women, 
for the release of Richard Carlile and Robert Taylor, from 
Prison ; To lie on the Table ; apd to be printed ; 542. 

Dissenters. Vide IRELAND. UNiversiry Epucation. 

Distintation. Vide IRELAND. 

Inuicir; Acts relating thereto, read; To be 

considered in a Committee of the whole House; 21. 

Vide IRELAND. 

Distittery Laws. Vide IRELAND. 

DistripuTION of Rewarps. Vide Accounts. 

District Surveyors. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 49.) 

Divisions of Countizs. &amp;c. Vide CounTizs, &amp;c. Divi- 
SIONS OF. 

Dixon, Edward. Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM oF. 

Dounerty, Margaret. Vide IRELAND. 

DominGo, Saint. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

DoNAGHADEE Harbour. Vide Accounts. SuppPty. 

DoncasTER and Bawtry Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same ; and Bill ordered, 
58. Presented, and read, 85. Committed, 96. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 144. Passed, 153. Agreed to by the Lords, 
178, Royal Assent, 219. on 

and SALTER’s Brook Koad; Petition for a Bill 

for repealing Act, and granting more effectual powers in lieu 

thereof; Referred to a Committee, 119. 


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Doncaster and Se.py Road; Petition for a Bill for making 
and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 119. 
Reported ; Report referred to Select Committee on Standing 
Orders; 132. (Vide Stanpinc ORDERS.) Report, that 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 150. 
Petition of Thomas Blacknell Mason, praying that the Bill 
may be permitted to be brought in; To lie on the Table, 162. 
Report from Committee on Standing Orders, read; Leave 

iven to proceed, and to deposit Maps and other Papers. 
Bill ordered, 163. Presented, and read, 174. Committed, 
184. Reported ; Clause disagreed to; Clauses added ; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 326. Passed, 328. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 373. Considered, and agreed to, 375. Royal 
Assent, 381. 


DorrinGTon Drainage. Vide RusKINGTON. 
Dorset County. Vide Evections. 
Dovctas’s, Lorp, Estate. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Dover Harbour. Vide Accounts. 


Dower; Bill for the amendment of the Law relating to Dower ; 
Ordered, 11. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 12. Committed, 14. Committee 
deferred, 22, 37, 52. Bill considered, and reported ; me 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 64. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
84, 110, 138, 145, 282, 299, 312, 344. Order for further 
consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; Consi- 
dered ; Proceedings in Committee ; Committee report Pro- 
gress ; 391. Committee deferred, 395, 422, 437, 445, 463, 
477, 481, 486, 495, 503- 

DownuamM Market Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the same, 42. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 
and read, 101. Committed, 125. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
162. Passed, 167. Agreed to by the Lords, 185. Royal 
Assent, 219. 


DrainaGE of Towns ; Petition of Mayor, Magistrates and Jn- 
habitants of Southampton, praying for a Law to enforce a 
general system of Drainage in that and all other Towns 
throughout England ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
67. 

Dramatic ENTERTAINMENTS ; Petitions for a repeal of all 
Legislative Enactments which tend to restrain the perform- 
ance of Dramatic Entertainments in the Metropolis; From 
Clerkenwell, 360. Referred,362. Lambeth, 360. Referred, 
362. London and parts adjacent, 360. Referred, 362. Lon- 
don, Noblemen, Gentlemen, &amp;Xc. of, 328. Referred, 362. 
Westminster, 360. Referred, 362. 

Petition of William John Ham- 

mond and Richard Malone Raymond, managers of the Liver 

Theatre, in Liverpool, for the repeal of the Laws which 

prohibit the performance of the ann at any but Patent 

Theatres ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 347. 


Petition of the Proprietors of 
the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, for pro- 
tection of their Patent Rights, 354. To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 355. 


— Literature; Select Committee appointed to in- 
quire into the state of the Laws affecting Dramatic Litera- 
ture; Power to serd for persons, papers and records; Five 
to be the Quorum; 360. Petitions referred, 362. Power to 
report Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 546. 


Petition of James Sheridan Knowles, 
that Dramatic Writers may have a permanent interest in the 
profits arising from the representation of their Plays; To lie 
on the Table, 547. 

Drayton Roads. Vide NewcastTLe-uNDER-LYME. 


Drinkwater, Thomas. Vide Mancnester, Botton and 
Bury Navication and Raitway. 


Drisco.t, Michael. Vide IRELAND. 
Drocuepda Town Etection. Vide ELeEctTions. 
Drury Lane Tueatre. Vide Dramatic ENTERTAINMENTS. 











Dusuin Cemetery. Vide IRELAND. 
Coat TrapeE. Vide IRELAND. 
and Cork INFIRMARY. 
County AssESSMENTS. 
Locat Taxation. Vide IRELAND. 
and Naas Roads. Vide IRELAND. 
Nisit Privs Court. 
Pouice Act, 
——— REeEcorpeERr oF. 


STEAM 
PackETs. 


Turnpike Roads, Vide IRELAND. 


Duckworth, William. Vide MancneEsTEeR, Bonton and 
Bury NavicaTion and RAItway. 

Duptey and Brette.t Lane Roads; Petition for a Bill fot 
maintaining and improving the same ; and Bill ordered, 107 





Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 


Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Packets. Vide Post Orrice Sream 





Presented, and read, 221. Committed, 235. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 328. Passed, 340. Agreed to by the Lords, 
381. Royal Assent, 381. 

and New Inn Roads; Petition for a Bill for improving 
the same; and Bill ordered, 107. Presented, and read, 222. 
Committed, 235. Reported ; to be Bey ; 328. Passed, 
340. Agreed to by the Lords, 381. Royal Assent, 381. 


DunpeEE Pouice. Vide ScoTLanp. 


DunGarRvan, YOuGHALL and Matuiow Boroughs. Vide Ire- 
LAND. 


Dunuam Drainage. Vide LANEHAM. 


Duruam Cuurcu Estate ; Bill from the Lords, for separating 
the Rectory of Easington, in the County and Diocese of 
Durham, from the Archdeaconry of Durham, and annexin 
in lieu thereof a Prebend or Canonry founded in the Cathedral 
Church of Durham, 352. Read, 357. Committed, 370. 
Reported, and passed, 400. Royal Assent, 431. 


Gaol ; Petition of William Tinmouth, complaining of 
the Gaoler exacting money from Debtors for Copies of their 
Commitments and Detainers; To lie on the Table, 267. 


Road. Vide BorouGHBRIDGE. 


————. University Estate; Bill from the Lords, to enable 
the Dean and Chapter of Durham to appropriate part of the 
Property of their Church to the connidaens of a University 
in connexion therewith, for the advancement of learning, 389. 
Read, 393. Committed, 393. Petition referred, 423. Bill re- 
ported ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 435. The King’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed; 439. Royal Assent, 461. 

Petitions, That persons of all 
religious denominations may be admitted to the benefits of 
the said College; From Barnard Castle, 435; Bishop Auck- 
land, 484; Broughton, Great and Little, 470; Durham, 431 ; 
Morpeth, Presbyterians of, Referred, 423; Scarborough, 442 ; 
Staindrop, 431; Stockton, 423. 

Dutcu Loan. Vide Russian Dutcu Loan. 


DWELLING-HOUSES, STEALING IN. Vide Deatu, Punisu- 
MENT OF. 


2° &amp; 3° Will. 1V. Parl.10. Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 
“x 
E\astHAMPSTEAD Roads and Footpaths. Vide Accounts. 


EAST INDIA: 


CuarTer; Petition of Zemindars, Talookdars, and 
Native Inhabitants of Calcutta and its subordinate districts, 
praying the House not to deprive the local Governments of 
the power of restricting the residence of Europeans in India, 
nor to grant any greater facilities to colonization than now 
exist, 358. To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 359. 








Petition of Inhabitants of Bridport, against 
the renewal thereof; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
556. 

— Cras; Motion for laying before the House, 
Copy of any Correspondence between the Commissioners for 
the Affairs of India and the Court of Directors, since May 
1831, on the subject of Pecuniary Claims of British Subjects 
on the Native Princes of India, or of Natives subject to the 
authority of the East India Company; Motion withdrawn ; 
400. 

Company ; Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the present state of the Affairs of the East India Company, 
and into the state of the Trade between Great Britain, the East 
Indies and China, and to report their Observations thereupon 
to the House; Power to send for persons, papers and records ; 
To report Minutes of Evidence from time to time; to adjourn 
from time to time, and from place to place; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Report, and Minutes of Evidence taken before Se- 
lect Committees in Sess. 1830, 1830-1, and 1831, referred; 56. 
Members added, 65, 69, 72, 93, 138, 144, 201, 430, 438, 442. 
Report; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 589. 

JupicatTuRE; Petition of Inhabitants of the Set- 

tlement of Singapore, for establishing a Court of Judicature 
there, independent of the East India Company ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 318. 
Deccan Prize Money; Petitions, praying for 
the interference of the House, to obtain the Petitioners a hear- 
ing before the Privy Council, in support of their Claims in 
relation thereto; of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Hislop ; 
557- Of Major-General Sir Lionel Smith, 559. 

— Petition of George Hopton Forbes, Agent of the 
Representatives of Narroba Govin Outia, deceased, respect- 
ing the Money taken at Poona, and now under dispute, 580. 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 582. 

Petition of P. De la Motte and D. Wilson, for 
suspension of the execution of the Royal Warrant of gist 
July 1832, directing the distribution of the Deccan Prize Mo- 
ney, so far as relates to the capture of Rhyegur, 583. To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 584. 

— Hinpoo InranticipE; Petition of Protestant 
Dissenters of Chester, for the abolition thereof; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 572. 














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East INp1a—continued. 


Laws oF INHERITANCE; Petition of 
Ministers in the Presidency of Bombay, for alterations in the 
administration of the Hindoo and Moohummudun Laws of 
Property and Inheritance; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 198. 

———_——. Horcurnson, Bury; Petition of Bury Hutchin- 

son, Esquire, Representative of the late Bury Hutchinson, of 

Bloomsbury-square, complaining of the interference of the 

East India Company, in preventing the payment of a Debt 

from the Rajah of Travancore, and for investigation before a 

Committee ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 26. 


Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the allegations contained in the above Petition, 
and to report their observations thereupon to the House ; 
Power to send for persons, papers and records; Five to be 
the Quorum ; 264. Petition of The United Company of Mer- 
chants of England trading to the East Indies, against, re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 275. Power to report Minutes 
of Evidence; Report; To lie on the Table; and to be printed 
at the expense of the Parties, if they think fit; 566. 


INsoLvVENT Destors; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 73, 
read ; Bill to renew the said Act, ordered, 305. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 309. Committed, 312. Considered, 314. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 318. 
Passed, 321. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 
362. 














——_——-— Jurizs; Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 37, read; Bill to 
amend the said Act, ordered, 305. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 309. 
Committed, 312. Considered, and reported, without Amend- 
ment; Day appointed for Third Reading; 314. Third Read- 
ing deferred, 318, 339, 367,391. Bill passed, 411. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 591. 

ZEMINDAR OF NozeEeEp; Petition for a Bill for 

providing for the discharge of a Claim in respect of Monies 

advanced by the late James Hodges, Esquire, on security of 
the Lands of the late Zemindar of Nozeed and Mustaphana- 
gur, in the District of Fort Saint George, in the East Indies, 
now under the sovereignty of tle Honourable the East India 

Company; Referred to a Committee, 6. Reported, and Bill 

ordered, 12. Presented, and read, 16. Committed to a Se- 

lect Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 28. Petition re- 
ferred, 39. Minutes of Evidence and Proceedings of the Com- 
mittee in the last Session, with the Papers laid before that 

Committee, referred, 57. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 

appointed for Third Reading; 159. Passed, 167. By the 

Lords, with an Amendment, 473. Day appointed for consi- 

dering Amendment, 478. Considered, and agreed to, 479. 

Royal Assent, 481. 

Petitions agains: , of The United Company of Mer- 

chants of England trading to the East Indies; Referred, and 

Counsel ordered, 39. Of The United Company of Merchants 

of England trading to the East Indies; To lie on the Table, 

166. 














—-— Vide Accounts. 
East SMITHFIELD Road. Vide SMITHFIELD. 
Eastwoop, Peter. Vide HoteL-KeeEpers. 





Eccies, Thomas. Vide Preston WATERWORKS. 


EccLEsIAsTIcAL Courts. 
50.) 


Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSEs, 





Contempts; Bill from the Lords, 
for —n the Process upon Contempts in the Courts 
Ecclesiastical of England and Ireland, 488. Read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 497. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 507, 511. Bill committed, 515. Com- 
mittee deferred, 523, 529. Bill considered; Committee re- 
port Progress; 544. Bill further considered; Proceedings in 
Committee; Bill reported without Amendment; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 553- Passed, 555. Royal Assent, 562. 
Inquiry. Vide IRELAND. 


Lanos ExcnaAncGE; Bill to authorize Ex- 
changes of Lands and other Possessions, of certain Ecclesi- 
astical and Collegiate Corporations, ordered, 27. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 28. Second Reading deferred, 41, 45, 61, 75. Com- 
mitted, 84. Considered, es reported ; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
99. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 128. Passed, 133. 


Ipentity ; Bill from the Lords, to au- 
thorize the identifying of Lands and other Possessions of certain 
Ecclesiastical and Collegiate Corporations, 456. Read ; and to 
be printed; 462. Committed, 485. Committee deferred, 495. 
Bill considered, 514. Reported, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 517. 
Third Reading deferred, 523, 529. Bill passed, 532. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 547. Royal Assent, 550. 


Eccieston Gas. Vide HELEN’s, SAINT. 
Epensor Road. Vide AsHrorp. 











EpinspurGu ContLece. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


- and Datkeitnu Railway Company. Vide Post 
Horse AND StraGeE Coacu DvtiEs. 


- and Giascow Railway. Vide Scorianp. 
— Poxice. Vide ScoTLanp. 
“Sr1x-per-CenT. ANNvITY.” Vide ScoTLAND. 
University. Vide ScoTLanp. 


” 








EpucaTion. VideIrReLaAnp. University Epucation. 
- and Maynootu Cotuece. Vide IRELAND. 








Erection by Bator; Petition in favour; from Members of 
the Manchester Political Union; To lie on the Table, 70. 


Petition of John Savage, that the Votes 
at the ensuing Election for Mary-le-bone may be taken by 
Ballot ; To lie on the Table, 512. 


Petition of certain Inhabitants of War- 
wick, that the Votes at the ensuing Election for the said Bo- 
rough —_ be taken by Ballot; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 517. 

of Members; Petition of Martin Stapylton, Esq. 
that no Member do take his Seat till he has made Oath that 


he has not deviated from the Laws of Elections in the ac- 
quirement of his Seat; To lie on the Table, 13. 











ELECTIONS : 


CONTROVERTED. Vide Petitions relating to Controverted Elections, infra. 


ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS :— 


For regulating the mode of Proceeding with respect to Petitions questioning the Returns of Members, and touching 


Privileges and Flections, 6. 


For Shorthand Writer who took the Minutes of Evidence at the Committee upon the late Election for the County 
of Pembroke, to attend with the Minutes at the next Assizes for the said County, 510. 


Respecting Petitions alleging the payment of Money by Members ; when they may be questioned ; 572. 


PETITIONS :— 
Election Petition received from Ireland, 7. 


Orders for considering Petitions discharged, the Parties not having entered into Recognizances, 33, 230. 





for considering Petitions discharged, and other Days appointed, 32, 34. 


Order for considering a Petition discharged, no Counsel or Party appearing when directed to be called in, 46. 


Petition of Freeholders to be admitted Parties to defend a Seat, 82. 


RETURNS :— 
Return amended, 60. 


Vide Dorset, infra. 


Declaration, That Lord Ashley did not intend to defend his Return, 34. Vide Dorset, infra. 


SPECIAL REPORTS :— 
Relative to the Illness of Members, 161. 


BARRISTERS AT ELECTIONS :— 


Relative to the Absence of Members, 196. 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of providing for the payment of Barristers 
employed in revising Lists of Voters at Elections; The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; 
Matter to be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 91. Considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 94. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 99. Vide ParLiaMENT, REFORM oF ( England) 


Bit. 


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INDEX @o the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME.  [4.1881-2. 





ELECTIONS—continued. 
BILL relating to ELECTIONS :-— 


Liverroot Francaise; Bill to prevent Bribery and Treating in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament 
for the Borough of Liverpool, ordered, 53. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to 
be printed; printed Copy of Bill, and Copy of the Order for reading the said Bill a second time, to be served upon 
the Returning Officer; 58. Second Reading deferred, 71, 84, 128, 160, 201, 217, 236, 243, 269, 302, 314. Bill 
committed ; Notice of the Day appointed for the Committee to be served upon the Returning Officer; 334. Wit- 
nesses ordered to attend, 338. Committee deferred, 355, 381, 436. Order for Committee read; Instruction to hear 
Witnesses in support of the Bill; Petition referred; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair; Amendment 

roposed ; Notice taken that Forty Members were not present in the Committee; House adjourns; 461. Committee 
deferred, 463. 





Petition of the a of Liverpool, against ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
336. Referred; and leave given them to be heard by Counsel, 461. 


Brizery at Evections; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill for repealing certain Statutes relating to Bribery and 
corrupt Practices in the Election of are to serve in Parliament, and for consolidating, amending and rendering 
more effectual the Laws relating thereto; ordered, 400. Presented, and read ; a for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 409. Second Reading deferred, 433, 452, 459, 469, 478, 481. Billcommitted, 489. Committee 
deferred, 495,503, 514, 519, 531- Bill considered ; Committee report progress ; 536. Bill further considered, and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be — ; 545- Further conside- 
ration of Report, deferred, 553. Order for further consideration of Report, read ; Bill re-committed ; Considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee ; 560. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; a | appointed for Third Reading ; 565. Passed, 575. 

Petition of Electors and Inhabitants of Boston, for the introduction of a Clause in the Bill, 
obliging every Member to take an oath, that he has not obtained his Seat by Bribery; To lie on the Table ; and to 

be printed ; 534. 





PETITIONS relating to ConTROVERTED ELECTIONS ; viz. 


Dorset County ; Petition of John Fisher and others, Freeholders, complaining of that Election, 8. Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; g. Order 
for considering Petition discharged, and another Day appointed, 32. Lord Ashley acquainted the House, that 
he did not intend to defend his Return, and delivered in a Declaration in writing to that effect; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22. 
s. 11., read; Consideration of Petition deferred ; 34. Petition of Freeholders of the County of Dorset, to be admitted 
Parties to defend the Return of Lord Ashley, 82, Admitted accordingly, 83. Petitions considered, 155. Com- 
mittee appointed, 156. Special Report respecting the absence of the Lord Advocate and Mr. Robert Smith, Mem- 
bers of the Committee, on acount of illness, 161. Medical Persons examined ; the Lord Advocate and Mr. Robert 
Smith excused ; 162. Special Report esa, Soa absence of Mr Arthur Cole; Mr. Cole, in his place, stated, 
that it was entirely through misapprehension that he had not attended the Committee ; and having vallliel the same 
upon Oath, he was excused; 196. Report, That Lord Ashley is duly elected, &amp;c. 202. 

DrocueEpA Town; Petition of James Green and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 9. Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 10. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, and another day appointed, 32. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, 
pn the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition ; Order for considering it dis- 
charged, 33. 

Forrar County ; Petition of the Honourable Douglas Gordon Hallyburton, complaining of that Election; Day ap- 
pointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 9g. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, and another day appointed, 32. Petition considered, 46. Committee 
appointed, 47. Report, That the Sitting Member is not duly elected ; That the Petitioner is, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk of 
the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 58. Return amended, 60. 


Trecony Borough ; Petition of Richard Gurney, cg complaining of that Election ; Day appointed for taking 
it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant for persons, papers and records; 186. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of his Petition ; Order for 
considering it discharged, 230. 

Wa .uincrorp Borough; Petition of William Seymour Blackstone, Esquire, complaining of that Election (delivered 
in 6th October 1831) read, 7. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for persons, papers and records ; 8. Order for considering Petition discharged ; and another day appointed ; 32. 
Order for considering Petition discharged ; no Counsel, Agent, or Party appearing on behalf of the Petition, nor on the 
part of the Sitting Member, 46. 


WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION. 





Southampton County 














“ 
FOR WHAT PLACE. IN THE ROOM OF. ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 

Appleby - - - - - | Honourable Henry Tufton - - | Now Earl of Thanet; 315. 

Ayr, &amp;c. District of Burghs - | Thomas Francis Kennedy, Esquire - | Clerk of the Ordnance; 71. 

Berkshire - - - - - | Charles Dundas, Esquire - - - | Now Lord Amesbury ; 311. 

Caine - - - - - | Thomas Babington Macaulay, Esquire | Commissioner for the Affairs of India; 
375: 

Chester City - - - - | Foster Cunliffe Offley, Esquire - - | Deceased, 297. 

Cricklade - - - - - | Robert Gordon, Esquire - - - | Commissioner for the Affairs of India; 
375: 

Dunwich - - - - - | Earl of Brecknock -  - -__ ~ | Chiltern Hundreds ; 51. 

Ennis - - - - - —e batemenadiiais ~~ Now Lord FitzGerald and Vesey ; 73. 

Flint, &amp;c. Boroughs - - Henry Glynne, Esquire - - _- | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 106. 

Knaresborough - - - - | Right honourable Gir James Mackin- D a. 

_ en jn .s| Deceased; 409. 

Leominster - - = «| Thomas Brayen, Esquire - - ~- | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 12. 

Marlow, Great - - . - | Owen Williams, Esquire - - - | Deceased; 142. 

Reigate - - ~ - | Charles Philip Yorke, Esquire - - | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 3. 


Lord High Commissioner of the [onian 
Islands; 381. 


Sir James Macdonald, Baronet - 


Taunton - - -  - =| Henry Labouchere, Esquire - - | Commissioner of the Admiralty; 374. 

Tewkesbury - . - - | John Martin, Esquire - - - | Deceased ; 33. 

Tipperary County - - =| John Hely Hutchinson, Esquire - | Now Viscount Hutchinson; 509. 

on i — oe an sone, ~" Steward of East Hendred ; 112. 

Westminster = - - -  -| Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Baronet - | Secretary at War, 62. 

Winchelsea - - - - | James Brougham, Esquire - - | Clerk of the Patents, and Registrar of 
Affidavits in the Court of Chancery ; 
520. 

Wycombe - - - = =} Sir Thomas Baring, Baronet - - | Chiltern Hundreds; 410. 








Vide AyLEsBuRY Writ. Cierk or THE Crown. Etection BY Batiotr. ExectTivE CONSTITUENCY. 


ELective FraNcHIsE. Orpers. Prers. SEerRJEANT. SPEAKER. 





ELEcTIVE 





2«%3w.lv.]) INDEX ¢o the E1GutTy-sEvENTH VoLUME. 





-Exective Constituency; Motion, That in regard to the 
numbers of the Elective Constituency, whether of the Me- 
tropolitan Cities and Districts, or in the Towns generally 
throughout the a the geet contemplated by 
the Legislature, held out by the Government and entertained 
by the Country, are now found to be entirely erroneous, in 
so far as relates to the next General Election under the Act 
for the Reform of Parliament lately passed, &amp;c.; Amendment 
proposed, and withdrawn ; Main Question put, 564. Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon, 565. 


FRANCHISE; Petition of Mary Smith for extending 
the Elective Franchise to unmarried Women; To lie on the 
Table; Motion, for printing Petition; Withdrawn; 551. 
Motion for presenting an Address to 

-His Majesty, that He will be gray | pleased to prorogue 
the present, and convene another short Session of Parliament, 
to consider the unexpected disfranchisement produced by 
certain restrictive Clauses of the Act for amending the repre- 
sentation of the People. Question Neg. thereupon, 572. 

EMBANKMENTS. Vide IRELAND. 

EMBEZZLEMENTS PREVENTION; Bill for more effectually 
preventing Embezzlements by Persons employed in the Public 
Service of His Majesty, ordered; Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 38. 
Committed, 45. Considered, 49. Reported; To be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 53. Passed, 56. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 74. Royal Assent, 95. 

Emicrants. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 52.) SuPPty. 

EmicraTion; Petitions foraid ; from Rathkeale, 149. Chel 
tenham, 208. Manchester, 497. 

———-— Vide Poor Laws. 

EMPLOYMENT OF LaBourers. Vide LABourers. 

ENcouRAGEMENT OF [NpvustRy; Petition of the Society for 


the encouragement of Industry, signed “ Benjamin Wills,” 
offered ; and withdrawn, 443. 


ENGLAND, STEPHEN and LEONARD. 
Court. 
Ennis Canat. Vide IRELAND. 
Entwis.e Reservoir. Vide Turton and ENTWISLE. 
Eguiry. Vide WITNEssEs IN Equity. 
Contempts 1N; Act 1 Will. IV. c. 36, read; Bill 
to extend the said Act, and to explain certain parts thereof ; 
Ordered, 45. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 46. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 53. Bill committed, 61. Committee deferred, 64. 
Bill considered, 68. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 72. Passed, 75. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 424. Royal Assent, 430. 


Process, Vide IRELAND. 
Evan Water Roads. Vide ScoT.Lanp. 
Ever.ey Road. Vide MArLporoven. 
EvipEence; Usual Orders relating thereto, 7. 


Minutes of Evidence of a former Session referred 
to the Committee on a Bill, 57. 


Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee on 
a Bill, to be printed, 218. 








Vide CoNTEMPT oF 




















- taken before a Select Com- 
mittee ; Ordered, 517. Presented, and to be printed, 518. 


To be printed at the expense 





of the Parties, 566. 
ExcHEQuER Bitts. Vide Accounts. 
and BiILuis 1n SupPiy. 
ExcHEeQuer, Court or. 

Supp ty. ; 


Ways ann Means, 
West [np1a Istanps. 


Vide AccounTs. Scoruanp. 





Orricers; Bill from the Lords for the 
better regulation of the Duties to be performed bv the Officers 
on the Plea or Common Law side of the Court of Exchequer, 
297. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be 
printed; 310. Second Reading deferred, 315, 321. Bill 
committed, 326. Committee deferred, 345, 368, 373, 379, 383, 
391, 395, 408, 422, 437, 445, 463, 477, 485, 489, 502, 596, 
514, 531, 537, 545» 554, 591. Bill considered, 569. Reported 
with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, with an Amend- 
ment; Clause added; Day appointed for Third Reading; 575. 
Bill passed, with Amendments, 578. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 587. Royal Assent, 586. 

Excise. Vide Accounts. 

Accounts. Vide Scorianp. 


Laws; Petition of James Sim, complaining of the 
manner in which offences against the Excise Laws have lately 
been disposed of in the shape of compromise ; To lie on the 
Table, 420. 

ExeEcuToRs’ PREFERABLE CLAIMS; Petition of William Red- 
yard, stating, that by the law as it now stands, an Executor 
who may have a claim upon the Estate of a Testator is 

enabled to pay himself in full out of the proceeds of the Estate, 
to the prejudice of every other Creditor, and praying for the 
repeal of the Law; To lie on the Table, 154. 














VOL. 87.— Sess. 1 831-2. 





ExeTeR IMPROVEMENT; Petition for a Bill for better paving, 
lighting, watching, cleansmg and improving the City of 
Exeter; Referred to a Committee, 123. Reported, 209. Bill 
ordered, 210. Presented, and read, 221. Committed, 235. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 340. Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 346, Third Reading deferred, 370, 384. Bill 
passed, 394. By the Lords with Amendments, 424. Con- 
sidered, 429. Agreed to. (The said Ame. dments being in 
furtherance of the Amendments made in this House on the 
Third Reading of the Bill,) 430. Royal Asseut, 461. 


Petitions against ; from Allhallows, 
Exeter ; Referred, 252. Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral 
Church of Exeter; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 278. 
Inhabitants of Exeter; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 296. 
Proprietors and Occupiers of Houses in the Close of the 
Cathedral Church of Exeter; Joseph Holden Pott; Priest- 
Vicars of the Cathedral Church of Exeter; Referred, 307. 
Proprietors of Devon and Exeter Institution, 310. Corpora- 
tion of Exeter; Reterred, and Counsel ordered, 310. Inha- 
bitants of Exeter, 394. 








Petitions in favour; from Proprie- 
tors of Devon and Exeter Institution ; Inhabitants of Exeter ; 
316. Inhabitants of Exeter, 394. 


and CrepiTon Railway ; Petition fora Bill for making 
and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 118. 
Reported ; and ‘Bill ordered ; 167. Presented, and read, 177. 
Committed, 214. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
316. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 340. 
Passed, 347. By the Lords, with Amendments, 417. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 419. Royal Assent, 430. 


Petitions against ; from Saint Ed- 
mund and Saint David, Exeter, and other places; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 300. Saint Thomas the Apostle, Devon ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 305. 

Exmoutu Road; Petition for a Bill for making and maintain- 
ing a Turnpike Road from Burnthouse to Exmouth; Referred 
to a Committee, 101. Reported, and Bill ordered, 174. 
Presented, and read, 177. Committed, 184. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 221. Passed, 226. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 268. Considered, and agreed to, 270. Royal 
Assent, 331. 


ExPrENsEs of SHERIFFs. 
Ex P1IRING Laws. 








Vide Sugerires’ Expenses. 
Vide Laws ExpPpiRInNec. 


Exports and Imports; Motion, That the Trade, Manufac- 
tures and Commerce of the Country are so essentially con- 
nected with the interests and prosperity of the British Em- 

ire, that a retrospect of their state, progress and fluctuation, 
1s at all times highly important, but more particularly at the 
present moment, when various classes of the community are 
suffering embarrassments, distress and privation, &amp;c. ; Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon, 456. Question previous, Neg. on several 
other M tions upon the same subject, 457, 458. 


‘ 
2° &amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl.io. Sess 2. A. 1831-2. 


FACTORIES ; Bill to regulate the Labour of Children in the 
Mills and Factories of the United Kingdom; Ordered, 26. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 33. Second Reading deferred, 71, 122, 
147,161,175. Order for Second Reading read; Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 200. 
Members added ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; 231. Power to report Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time, 344. Members added, 550, 562. Bill re- 
ported with Minutes of Evidence; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 566. 
Petitions referred, 204, 207, 215, 233. 


Petitions in favour; from Aberbrothock, Pres- 
bytery of, 333; Aberdeen, 126; Ainsworth, 585;. Allen- 
dale, 200; Alton, 142; Ampthill, 170; Belfast, 358, 551; 
Beswick and Holt Town, 577; Bethnal Green, 170; Beth- 
nal Green ; Referred, 251 ; Beverley, 170; Bierley and Bow- 
ling, 170; Bishopsgate-street, 168; Blackburne, 546; Bolton, 
Great and Little, 79; Bradford (York), 79; Brigham, &amp;c. 
188; Burnley; Referred, 302; Bury, 385; Bury, (Lancas- 
ter); Referred, 267; Bury St. Edmunds, 223; Calverley, 70; 
Calne, 150; Canterbury, 174; Carlisle, 385; Castleford, 442 ; 
Charlbury, 153; Charmouth, 170; Chatteris,160. Chelms- 
ford, 177 ; Chesterfield, 153, 585; Chorley, 82 ; Chowbent, 
&amp;e.; Referred, 302; Christchurch, Spitalfields, 170 ; Chur- 
well, 385; Clerkenwell, 170; Coggeshall, 174; Cupar and 
Cult, 492; Printed, 499; Dartford, 170; Deans, Alexander, 
534; Dean-street, Soho, 188; Derby, 333, 520; Derby, 
Owners of mills in, 107; Derby, Owners of lace factories 
in, 107; Devonport, &amp;c. 174; Dewsbury, 150; Disley, 566 ; 
Ditchling, 188; Douglas Green, (Lancaster), 546; Dundee, 
170,174; Eaglesham, 497; Eccleshill, 170; Edinburgh, 188 ; 
Exeter, 157; Fieldon, Joshua, 157; Glasgow, 150, 170; 
Gloucester, 157; Grout, Joseph and others; Referred, goo. 
Guisboro’, 177; Halifax, 89, 333; Hallamshire,. Corpora 
tion of Cutlers in, 153 ; Hawkshead, 184; Hemel Hempstead, 
207; Holmfirth, 153; Horsforth, 170; Horsham, 170; Hoxton, 


168 ; 
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INDEX @ the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 


[A: 1831-2. 





Factories—continued. 
168; Huddersfield, 86, 138, 170; Hulme, 585; Idle, 204; 
Ipswich, 566; Keighley, 150; Kingston-upon-Hull, 163 ; 
ingston-upon-Thames, 153 ; Kirkby Lonsdale, 170; Lancas- 
ter, 472; Launceston, 126; Leamington, Members of Poli- 
tical Union of; Referred, 497; Leeds, 63 136, 170; Leigh- 
ton Buzzard, 266; Liskeard, 148; London, 160, 188; Maccles- 
field, 163; Maidenhead, 399; Manchester, 170, 449; Mino- 
ries, 168; Morley, 170, 204; Newark-upon-Trent, 231 ; New- 
port Pagnell, 181 ; North Walsham, 170; Nottingham, 170. 
Oldfield Place, (Salford), 571 ; Oldham, 170; Outwood, &amp;c.; 
Referred, 267; Pendleton, 566; Petersfield, 142; Port Eglin- 
ton, 170; Preston, 89; Pudsey, 207 ; Reading; Referred, 266 ; 
Renfrewshire, &amp;c. 150,170; Rochdale, 170; Rochester, 136; 
Saint Albans, 150; Saint Ives, (Hunts), 136; Saint Mary-le- 
Bone, 170; Salford, 449; Sedbergh, 170: Shaftsbury, 153 ; 
Shoreditch, 168; Stewart, Charles, 534; Tottenham, 170; 
Tottington, 442; Wadebridge, 157 ; Wakefield, 177; Watts, 
Wrigley &amp; Sons, of Halifax, 539 ; Whitechapel, 168 ; Wol- 
verhampton Political Council, 177; Uxbridge, 170; Yeadon, 
170; York, County of, 436. 
Petitions against, from Aberdeen, 126; Ar- 
broath, 174 ; Ashton, Thomas, 177; Ashton, William and Ed- 
ward, 163; Barnstaple, 132; Blackburn, 158; Bolton, 158; 
Braintree, &amp;c. 207; Burley, 436; Burnley, 170; Compstall, 
Referred, 223 ; Crompton ; Referred, 223; Cupar, 174, 499; 
Dolphinholme, 170; Referred, 259; Dumfries; Referred, 455; 
Dundee, 174; Essex; Referred, 207; Farquharson, James; Re- 
ferred, 223; Glasgow, 170; Glasgow Cotton Spinners, 170 ; 
Glossop Dale, 169; Gloucester, County of, 196; Godley ; Re- 
ferred, 215, 372; Hall, John, 200; Hardy &amp; Andrews, 163 ; 
Hayfield and New Mills, 204; Heap, 177; Heaton Norris, 163; 
Heaton Norris; Referred, (two Petitions), 215; Hindes &amp; Der- 
hams, Messrs. 170; Referred, 259; Hindes &amp; Derhams, 
Messrs. Operatives of, 170; Referred, 259; Holywell (four 
Petitions) 516 ; Hyde; Referred, 223, 239, 255, 372; Keighley, 
172; Kirkcaldy, 170; Leeds, 177; Manchester, 170; Mans- 
field, 153 ; Manufacturers of bobbin net, 238; Referred, 244 ; 
Marshall, James &amp; Sons, 163; Montrose, 166; Mottram in 
Longdendale, 163; New Bridge-lane Mills, 163; Newton, 
233; Ottley; Referred, 358; Pendleton; Referred, 455; 
Preston, 153; Renfrewshire; Referred, 215; Robinson, 
Thomas, 163; Salford, 200; Stockport, 163 ; Tutbury, 200 ; 
Watford, 207; Werneth; Referred, 215, 223; Wigan, 174; 
Yeovil, &amp;c.; Referred, 259. 
-— Petition of Throwsters, &amp;c. of the Counties of Dorset 
and Somerset, for excepting the Silk Trade from the operation 
of the Bill; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 294. 


—— Petitions of C. Stewart and Alexander Deans, com- 
jlaining of dismissal from their employment in consequence of 
having given Evidence before the Committee; and praying for 
Compensation ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 534. 








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— 








Petition of John Mears, praying for Compensation 
in consequence of having been disabled by working as a 
Weaver, brought up, and read; and the Petition not being 
recommended by the Crown, was not received ; 571. 





—— Petition of the Central Committee of Operatives, 
for Sums to enable them to proceed with the Proofs demanded 
of them, offered; and the Petition, not being recommended 
by the Crown, was not received ; 585. 

FAKENHAM Road. Vide Norwicu. 

FarRNHAM Road. Vide OpiIHnAm. 


Fast Day; Petitions for the Appointment of a day for national 
humiliation, fasting and prayer; of Ministers and Congrega- 
tion of the Holy Trinity Church, Sloane-street, Chelsea, 34. 
Saint George the Martyr, Southwark, 189. 


— Petitions against; Richard Luckins, 21. 
Jones, 215. 








Robert 








- Motion for presenting an Address to His Majesty, 
for appointing a day of Public Fasting and Humiliation ; 
Question, Previous, Neg. thereupon, 53. 

Vide House. 

Fees. Vide Vick ApmirALTy Courts. SHERIFFS. 


Festinioe Railway; Petition fora Bill for making and main- 
taining the same ; Referred to a Committee, 37. Reported, and 
Bill ordered, 43. Presented, and read, 58. Committed, 81. 
Reported: Report to lie on the Table; 135. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 170. Passed, 174. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 320. Considered, and agreed 
to, 323. Royal Assent, 331. 

Fines and Recoveries; Bill for the Abolition of Fines and 
Recoveries, and for the substitution of more simple modes of 
Assurance in lieu of them; Ordered ; Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 11. Com- 
mitted, 14. Committee deferred, 22,37, 52. Bill considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 64. Further Consideration 
of Report deferred, 84, 110, 137, 155, 281, 299, 312, 344- 
Order for further consideration of Report, read ;_ Bill recom- 
mitted ;.390. Considered, and reported ; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; 391. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appdinted for Third Reading; 395.. Passed, 408. 











Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee, to consider of granting Compensation to 
Persons who may be deprived of their Offices by the Bill for 
abolishing Fines and cman 37- The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Motion agreed to; Matter to be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House; 38. Considered; 
Committee report Progress; 41. 


Fintayson, John. Vide LoncirupDE. 


Firt INsurRANCE; Petitions for repeal of Stamp Duty on Policies 
of Fire Insurance as far as regards farming stock; from 
Ampthill, 29; Essex, Eastern part of, 510; Freebridge Marsh- 
land, Hundred of (Suffolk), 332; Kent, 55; Perth County,398. 

Fisner, Frederick. Vide Franx’s Estare. 

Fisneries. VideIRELAND. NEWFOUNDLAND. 


FisninoG Trade; Petition of Owners and Masters of Fishing 
Boats of Rye and Hastings, for repeal of the Custom-House 
Duty on Licenses for Boats employed in the Fishing Trade ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 530. 


Fispwick Waterworks. Vide Preston. 

Firzceraup, Dr. Vide IRELAND. 

Five Oaks and Guitprorp Roads; Petition for a Bill. for 
more effectually repairing and maintaining the same, and Bill 
ordered, 66. Presented, and read, 95. Committed, 136. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 161. Passed, 169. Agreed to. by 
the Lords, 312. Royal Assent, 331. 

Fiapsury Inclosure. Vide Hitt and Moor. 


FLAMANK, Robert. Vide Bopmtin and Wapesripce Rail- 
way. 

Frax. Vide Hemp. 

Frax Seep. Vide IRELAND. 

FLepBorovuGHu Drainage. Vide LANEHAM. 

Fieet Prison. Vide Contempt of Court. 

Fretcuer, Ellis. Vide Turton and Entwiste Reservoir. 

FootmeEN ; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 

Footpatus; Petition of James White, of Plymouth, against 
the destruction of Footpaths through Fields; To lie on the 
Table, 404. 

Forricn ENListMENT. Vide PortTuGA.. 

Strxs. Vide Sivks. 

—— —— Sperter. Vide SPELTER. 

Turown Sitxs. Vide Sitks. 

Forrar County. Vide ELections. 


Forceriegs on the Bank of ENGLAND; Motion for laying before 
the House, a Return of all Forgeries committed on the Bank 
of England since 1800 ; Question Neg. thereupon, 480. 


Forcery; Petitions for substituting such Secondary Punish- 
ment as may prove effectual for the suppression of Forgery ; 
from Aisgarth,449; Athy, 318; Bagnals Town, 497; Bangor, 
449; Donegal County, Grand Jury of, 556; Dublin, 590 ; 
Earls Colne, 409; Leitrim County, Grand Jurors of, 546; 
Londonderry, 473; Parsons Town, 464; Ramelton, 585; 
Rathangan, 585; Thornton, 449; Waterford, 585; Wexford, 
497; Wexford County, Grand Jury of, 585; Youghall, 443. 

Petitions for abolishing the Punishment of Death for 

the Crime of Forgery; from Ballybay, 399; Carlow, 399; 

Cavan, 399; Kildare, 424; Leighlin Bridge, 424; Lisburne, 

577; Londonderry, 399 ; Lutterworth, 487 ; Monstrevan, 238. 

Portarlington, 399. 


Act 1 Will. IV. c. 66. relating thereto, read; Bill 
for abolishing the punishment of Death in cases of Forgery ; 
Ordered ; Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 428. Committed, 444. Com- 
mittee deferred, 469, 489, 502,-508. Bill considered and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill 
as amended, to be printed, 514. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 523. 
Third Reading deferred, 529, 537-_ Bill passed, 542. By the 
Lords with Amendments, 587. Considered and agreed to, 
587. Royal Assent, 591. 


—_— Petitions in favour; from Jedburgh, 521; Liverpool, 
521; Neath, 566. 

Foster, Blake. Vide INTEREsT of Money. 

Foster’s Bootn Road. Vide HotyuHEap. 

Four AND A Hatr Per Cent Duties. 
(ADDRESSES, 54.) 

Foxes Bripce Railway. Vide Purton Pitt, 

FranKrort Tarirr. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 55.) 

Frank, Richard Bacon; Bill from the Lords to enable him 
jointly with the Committee of the Estate of Edward Frank, 
Clerk, his father, (a person of unsound mind) to make appoint- 
ments of Estates in the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, and 


in the City of Norwich, by way of family arrangement and 
settlement, 512. Read, 516. 


ee 























Vide Accounts. 





Petition of Frederick Fisher, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 539. 
Frankinc; Bill to regulate the mode of sending Parliamentary 


Papers, postage free, and to extend the Power of Franking to 
. certain 











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Frankinc—continued. — 
certain Officers of the House of Lords ; Ordered, 526. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to 
be printed; 533. Committed, 537. -Committee deferred, 
541. Order for Committee read ; Instruction to extend the 
power of Franking to certain Officers of the House of Com- 
mons, and of the office of Woods and Forests ; Bill considered 
in Committee, and reported ; Day Lj eaperrne for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill as amended, to be printed ; 553. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 561, 566, 570, 576. 

Fraups, Statute or; Act 29 Car. IT. c. 3. read; Bill to 
amend the said Act; Ordered, 232. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 238. 
Second Reading deferred, 282, 288, 312, 314, 345, 367, 382, 
387, 392, 408, 422, 437, 441, 452, 494. 

FrREEHOLDERS (Lincolnshire.) Vide Accounts (ADDRESSES, 
56.) 

Freenotps, Recistry or. Vide IRELAND. 

Freemen Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 57, 58.) 

(Stamp Doties.) Vide [RELAND. 

Free TraveE; Petition of the Mayor, Magistrates, Bankers, 
Traders and Inhabitants of Worcester, for an inquiry into the 
principles of the Free Trade system, as affecting the Commerce 
and Navigation of the Country; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 329. 

Frencn Craims; Petition of William Charles Newland, com- 
plains of delay in the investigation of his Claims, and praying 

or the interference of the House; To lie on the Table, 455. 

- Petition of Charles Pountney, complaining of 
delay in the liquidation of his Claim; and praying for the 
interference of the House; To lie on the Table; and to be 

printed ; 472. 








Vide Accounts. (AppRESsEs, 59.) 
Gioves. Vide Grove Trape. 


Rissons. Vide Rippon Trape. 


Frienpiy Societies; Petitions for repeal of Act 10 Geo. IV; 
from Eckington, 465 ; Fleet-street, London, 175 ; Limehouse, 
178; Newport (Isle of Wight,) 90, 175, 178; Northampton, 
77- Swallow-street, Westminster, 208 ; Taunton, 337. 

--- Petitions for amendment of Act 10 

Geo. IV. from Birmingham, 189 ; London, Society of Clickers 

of, 547; Newport, (Isle of Wight,) 215. 


Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 56. relating thereto, 
read ; Billto amend the said Act by extending the time within 
which pre-existing Societies must conform to the Provisions of 
that Act; Ordered, 197. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 198. Com- 
mitted, 209. Committee deferred, 229, 237, 243, 251, 254. 
Bill considered, 261. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 265. Third Reading deferred, 


274. Passed, 282. Agreed to by the Lords, 308. Royal 
Assent, 331. 











Petition of Managers of the Stoke and Mel- 
ford Union Association Benefit Society, and Sickness Club, 
against ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 271. 


Petitions in favour ; from Bishopsgate, 302 ; 





Falmouth, 337. 


2° § 3° Will. IV. Parl.10. Sess.2. A. 1831-2. 


GALWAY FRANCHISE. Vide IRELAND. 


‘Game. Vide (Appressgs, 60.) ScoTLanp. 

— Laws. Vide Accounts. 

Gaot Cuaptains. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 61.) 
GawtnHorPeE Corn Mills. Vide Ossert-cumM-GawTuorpE. 
GemnMELL, J. Vide Post Orrice. 

Generat Fast. Vide Fast Day. 


GENERAL ReEcisTER; Bill for establishing a General Register 
for all Deeds and Instruments affecting Real Property in Eng- 
land and Wales; Ordered ; somented, and read; Day ap- 
yooh for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 11. Second 

eading deferred, 23, 38, 52, 84, 110, 137,281, 344, 387, 422, 
461. Bill committed, 499. Considered, and reported ; fur- 
ther consideration of Report put off for three months; Bill 
as amended, to be printed; 507. : 


Petition of Charles Mepham Hanning- 
ton, recommending an invention to prevent the fraudulen 
stamping or vending, without detection, stolen or forged 
Stamps; To lie on the Table, 13. 


Petitions against; from Alfreton, 47. 
Andersfield, Hundred of, (Somerset); Referred, 153; Ash- 
bourne; Referred, 153; Ashburton, 278; Axbridge; Referred, 
2593 rts Hee 60; Barnsley, 67; Bawtry,67; Berwick- 
upon-T weed, Inhabitants of, 69; Justices of the Peace, &amp;c. 
69; Beverley, 73; Bingley, oF Bishops Lydeard, 39; Booth, 
* James, 34; Brampton, 69; Brayton, 67; Bridgwater; Re- 
ferred, 142; Bridlington, 47; Brotherton,67; Buckingham, 
Solicitors of, 132; Bury Saint Edmunds, 82; Carleton and 


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Hesket, 54; Carlisle, 54; Chard; Referred, 259; Cliestet- 
field, 123; Chorltot-row, 184; Crewkerne, 47; Cornwall, 
86 ; Cockermouth, 82; Crosthwaite, 73; Cumberland, County 
of, 69 ; Cutlers in Hallanishire, Corporation of, 34; Dalston, 
&amp;c. 69; Darlington, 60; Benton, 59; Derby, 107; Dews- 
bury, 82; Doncaster, 67; Driffield, Great, 79; Durham, 
County of, 59; Printed, 63; East Retford, 79; Exeter, ‘At- 
tornies, &amp;c. of, 73; Flint, County of; Referred, 347; Gain- 
ford, 59; Gloucester,g9 ;-Gratham ; Referred, 174 ; Hough- 
ton-le-Skerne and Sedberge, 54; Healam, Rev Jolin, Br: 
Hebden Bridge, &amp;c. 82; Hedon, 37; Heighington, 54; 
Hexham ; Referred, 208 ; Holbeach; Referred, 385; Horbury, 
67 ; Huddersfield, 67 ; Huntingdon, 82 ; Huntspill ; Referred, 
142; Hurworth and Nesham, 73; Ilminster, 39; Kendal, 
446; Kent, Solicitors in,69; Kingston-upon-Hu 73; Cor- 
oration of; Referred, 153; Knaresborough; Referred, 153; 

nottingley, 67 ; Lanchester, 54;. Leeds, 67; Liveipool, 47, 
103; Louth, Esk and Ludborough, Hundreds of (Linco',) 63; 
Mansfield, 100; Marle,86; Market Harborough, 73; Marple, 
163; Maryport and Cross Cannonby, 82; Modbury, &amp;; 
Morpeth, 152; Newark-upon-Trent, 73; Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 54; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, &amp;c.; Referred, 208; North 
and South Shields Law Society, 54; Northallerton, 13; 
Northampton, 79; Northumberland; Referred, 198; Norton, 
54; Nottingham ; Referred, 375; Ossett, 67; Pattrington, 
39; Penrith, Bankers, &amp;c. of, 63; Land Owners, &amp;Xc. of, 63 ; 
Peterborough, 59 ; Pontefract, 59; Pudsey, 67; Richmond, 
(York,) 59; Ripon, 39, 82; Sandwich; Referred, 2555 
Scaleby, 82 ; Sedgefield, 59; Selby, 67; Settle, 67 ; Sheffield 
34; Sherburn, 67 ; Shiner. 67; Snaith, 67; Somerset, 59, 
294; Somerton, 47; Stafford, 275; Staindrop and. Cock- 
field, 59; Stansfield and Langfield, 67 ; Stanwix and Crosby, 
543; Stockport; Referred, 372; Stogumber, 59; Taunton, 79 ; 
Teignmouth; Referred, 142; Tickhill, 67; Tideswell, 123 ; 
Todmorden and Walsden, 67; Wakefield, 73; Wedmore, 86 ; 
Wellington, 59; Wells, 86; Wensley, &amp;c.; Referred, 153; 
West Auckland and Saint Helen, Auckland, 54; Westgate ; 
Referred, 198; Westmorland, 107; Wethersall and Warwick, 
73; Wigton, 82; Wilts; Referred, 302 ; Wirksworth; Re- 
ferred, 153; Wisbech; Referred, 142 ; Wistow and Cawood, 
67; Walsingham, 54; Workington, 73 ; Worksop, 79; York, 
my of, 69; Yorkshire, North Riding of, 67; West Riding 
of, 67. 





Petition in favour; from Bristol, 342. 








Select Committee appointed to consider 
the expediency of a General Register of all Deeds and In- 
struments affecting Real Property in England and Wales ; and 
to report their Observations thereupon to the House; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum, 137; Petitions referred ; 142, 152,153, 163,174, 184, 
198, 208. Members added, 160. Motion for adding the County 
Members of England; Question Neg. thereupon, 168. Mem- 
bers added, 227. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report; to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 499. 


Germanic Diet; Motion for presenting an Address to His 


Majesty, that He will be pleased to exercise His inflaence with 
the Germanic Diet in opposition to the course it has pursued 
in respect to the Liberties and Independence of the German 
People; Amendment proposed, but not made ; Main Ques- 
tion put, and Question Neg. thereupon, 549- 


Germany; Petition of Members of a Society calling itself the 


the National Political Union of Saint Matthew, Bethnal 
Green, that the Name of the King of England and Hanover 
may not be used to crush the Liberties of the people of Ger- 
many; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 590. 


GLAMORGAN Roads. Vide LLANFABON and PoNnTYMOIL. 
GLaAscGow and CARLISLE Road. VideScor.anpn. 


Poor Rates. Vide ScoTLAND. 





Guass Duties; Acts relating thereto, read ; Tobe considered 


in a Committee of the whole House, 398. Committee de- 
ferred, 409, 414, 433, 444, 463, 477&gt; 495» 506, 514, 519, 524. 
Acts considered, 525. Proceedings in Committee,» 526. 


Resolution reported; and agreed to; Bill ordered; 532. 
Vide infra. 





Bill to repeal the Excise Duties upon Flint 
Glass, and to impose other Duties in lieu thereof, .and to 
amend the Laws relating to Glass ; Ordered, 532. Presented, 
and read; Day.appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed; 533. Second Reading deferred, 537. Bill com- 
mitted, 541. Considered, 545. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 548,552, 556,562. Passed, 
563. Agreed to by the Lords, 579. Royal Assent, 577. — 


Guese Land; Petition of Parishioners and Inhabitants of Stoke 


Damarel, stating, that a propose Deed of Confirmation,’ by 

Sir John St. Aubyn, of a Piece of Ground for the purposes of 

Interment, has not been sanctioned by the Bishop of the 

Diocese; and praying, that the Act 43 Geo. III. c. 108, 8.1, 

may be canal and altered, enabling Persons charitably dis- 

ar to carry their intentions into effect; To lie on the 
able; and to be printed ; 267. 


Gtoze INsuRANCE Company. Vide Lonnon Brripce Ap- 


PROACHES. 
GLOUCESTER 


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INDEX 10 the E1GHTY-SEVENTH VoLUME. [4.i8si-2. 









Giovcester and BerKexey Canal; Peéition for a Bill to alter, 
amend and enlarge Powers of Acts ; Xeferred to a Committee, 
g6. Reported ; and Bill ordered ; 163. Presented, and read, 
183. Committed, 266. Repoted; Report to lie on the 
Table; 323. Report furthe” considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; 345. Passed, 3 By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 466. Considered/470. Agreed to, 471. Royal As- 
sent, 481. / 











ene? Petition of Lord Segrave, 
against ; Referred and Counsel ordered, 306. 


Giove TrapeE; etitions against the Importation of French 
Gloves; fro Hereford, 60; Kington, 152; London, 60; 
Ludlow, 603’Milborne Port, Glove Manufacturers of, 37; Ope- 
ratives of, 37; Torrington, Great, 60 ; Woodstock, 60; Wor- 
cester, Glove Manufacturers of, 60; Magistrates, &amp;c. of, 60; 
Operatives of, 26, 419; Yeovil, Glove Manufacturers of, 60; 
Magistrates, 8c. of, 60 ; Operatives of, 26. 


—.—-——-— Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed 
to inquire into the present distressed State of the Glove Trade; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 60. 


- Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed 
to inquire how far the Glove Trade of the United Kingdom 
is injured by the introduction of Smuggled Goods, and con- 
cerning the best means of affording Protection to the Trade, 
and to report their Observations thereupon to the House ; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 245. 


Go.pen-Lane (Middleser) Burial Ground; Petition for leave 
to presenta Petition for a Bill for providing a Burial-Ground 
in or near the City of London; Referred to a Committee, 270. 
Reported, and leave given; Petition presented accordingly ; 
Referred to a Committee ; 277. Reported, and Bill ordered, 
283. Presented, and read, 283. Committed, 292. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 317. Day appointed for Third Reading, 319. 
Third Reading deferred, 341. Bill put off for six months, 389. 

Petition of Wil- 

liam Bailey, Churchwarden and Chairman of a Meeting of 

the Vestrymen of Saint Luke, Middlesex, that the Bill may be 

re-committed ; To lie on the Table, 319. 








Petition of Inha- 
bitant Householders of Golden-lane, against ; To lie on the 
Table, 341. 

Goon, Rev. J. E. 


Gorst, Richard. 





Vide Deatrnu, Sentence of. 

Vide Preston Waterworks. 

Goupuurst Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing and improving the same, and Bill ordered, 51. Pre- 
sented, and read, 59. Committed, 73. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; 316. Passed, 319. Agreed to by the Lords, 333. 
Ttoyal Assent, 362. 

GovERNMENT LANDs, 
LAND. 

Grano JuRIEs. 


Vide Tirnes and CULTIVATION OF 


Vide IRELAND. 
——— Jury ASSESSMENTS. Vide IRELAND. 


Tirnes, and Rerorm. Vide 





IRELAND. 


GravesenD Prer; Petition fora Bill to amend Act; Referred 
to a Committee, 51. Reported, and Bill ordered, 59. Pre- 
sented, and read, 66. Committed, 144. Power to Committee 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 166. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 233. Day appointed for Third Reading, 241. 
Third Reading deferred, 253, 256. Order for Third Reading, 
read; Motion, That the Bill be now read the third time; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made ; main Question agreed to; Bill 
read the third time; Clause added; Bill passed ; 263. 





Petitions against; from Gravesend and 
Milton, Churchwardens, &amp;c. of; Referred, and Counsel, 
166. Inhabitants and Watermen of, 144. Inhabitants of; 
Referred, and Counsel; 166. Rate Payers of, 256. Graves- 
end and Milton. Steam-Boat Company, Directors of, 166. 
Master Wardens,:and Commonalty of Watermen and Lighter- 
men of the River Thames, 144. Referred, and Counsel, 166, 
176. Ship-owners on the River Thames, 263. 

Petitions in favour; from Gravesend and 
Milton, Magistrates of, 256. Mechanics, &amp;c. of the Metro- 
— 170, 183, 256. Residents of the Metropolis engaged in 
Mercantile and Shipping Concerns, and in Trade, 169. 

Graziers’ Sream Company. Vide IREDAND. 


Greece; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee, to consider of the Convention between His Majesty, 
the King of the French, and the Emperor of All the Russias, 
on the one part, and the King of Bavaria on the other, relative 

: to the Affairs of Greece, signed at London, May 7, 1832; The 
King’s Recommendation signified; Motion agreed to ; matter 
to be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 556. 
Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 561. Resolution 

. Teported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 565. Vide infra. 

Greek Convention ; Bill to enable His Majesty to carry into 
a Convention made between His Majesty and the King of the 

French, and the Emperor of All the Russias, and the King of 
Bavaria; Ordered, 565. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 566. Committed, 





568. Considered, and reported without Amendment ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 575. Passed, 
579. Agreed to by the Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 590. 

- Petition of J. and S. Ricardo, that the 

Bill may not pass into a Law, without due provision bein 

made fur the protection of the =. ge of the Holders of Greek 

Bonds ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 579. 

Vide Accounts, 

GreeEN, Edward. Vide IsLincron Cuurcnh Rates, 

—w— Rev. Robert. Vide Sourn Suie.ips and Monxwear- 
MOUTH Railway. 

Greenwicu HospirTat. 
PENCES. 

GRENADA; Petition of Planters, &amp;c. of the Colony of Grenada 
and its Dependencies, against any interference between the 
Master and Slave, and for reduction of Duty on West India 
Sugars, 347. To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 351. 

GrettTon [nclosure. Vide Rock1nGHam Forest. 

Grey, William. Vide HARTLEPOOL Docks and Railway. 

GriEvANcEs; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

Grices, William. Vide Lunatic Commissions. 

Guernsey. Vide Cares, John, 

GuiLprorp Roads. Vide Five Oaks and Guitprorp. 


Gwyopir, Lord; Bill from the Lords, for vesting certain Estates 
in the County of Sussex, devised by a Codicil to the Will of 
the late Lord Gwydir, in Trustees, to sell the same, and for 
laying out the Monies arising from such Sale, after pay- 
ment thereout of a charge affecting the same Estates, in the 
ns egy of other Estates, to be settled to the same uses, 443. 

ead, 453. Committed, 479. Reported, and passed, 505. 
Royal Assent, 542. 








Vide Mercuant SEAMEN’s S:x- 


2° &amp; 3° Will. 1V. Parl. 10. Sess. 2. «dA. 1831-2. 


HappIncTon Court Hovse. Vide Scortanp. 


Hac ey ( Worcester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered ; 106. Presented, and read, 207. Committed, 
240. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 277. Passed, 286. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 342. Royal Assent, 362. 

Hateswortu Road. Vide YArmMourTdH, LITTLE. 

Har Pay ANv SuUPERANNUATIONS. Vide Accounts. 

Hatt, Edward Smith. Vide New Soutn WaAtgs. 

Hammonpb, William John. Vide Dramatic ENTERTAIN- 
MENTS. 

Hancock, William. Vide Post Horst and Stace Coacu 
DuTIEs. 

Hannicton, Charles Mepham. Vide Genrerat REcIsTER. 

HaNnweELt Road. Vide BuckINGHAM. 

Harserrow Inclosure. Vide HAGLEy. 


HARDINGSTON AND OLp StrratrForp Road; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing and improving the same; and 
Bill ordered ; 43. Presented, and read, 47. Committed, 59. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 89. Passed, 95. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 120. Royal Assent, 125. 


HarpsHAM-cuM-WINDLE Gas. Vide HEuEN’s, Saint. 
Har veTuHorPE Inclosure. Vide Buswitn. 
HarrincTon, Joseph. Vide Cuancery, Court or. 


Hartvepoot Harbour, Docks and Railway; Petition fora Bill 
for enlarging and amending powers of Act; Referred to a 
Committee, 119. Reported; and Bill or Bills ordered; 145. 
Vide Hartieroot Docks and Railway. Harr.Lepoon Pier, 
infra. 





Docks and Railway ; Bill for making and main- 
taining Wet Docks in the Port of Hartlepool, and a Rail- 
way from the said Docks into the Toianki of Moorsley, 
with certain Branches therefrom, all in the Panic of Dur- 
ham; Ordered, 145. Presented, and read, 159. Committed, 
183. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 226. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 258. 
Report further considered ; Clause disagreed to; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 286. Passed, 292. : By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 329. Considered, 335. Agreed to, 336. Royal Assent, 
362. 





Petition of William Grey, 
complaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; To lie on the Table, 182. 

Petitions against; from 
William Grey; Dorothea Scurfield ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 226. Commissioners of Hartlepool Pier ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 241. 


Pier; Bill for coyeee and ‘rendering more 
effectual an Act of King George the Third, for improving the 
Pier and Port of Hartlepool, in the County of Durham ; Or- 
dered, 145. Presented, and read, 159. Committed, 183. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed, 258. Passed, 267. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 320. Considered, and agreed to, 335. 
Royai Assent, 362. 
Petition in favour ; from Hartlepool, 235. 


Harvey, Edward. Vide Somervitte, Alexander. 
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Hastines Improvement. Vide LEonAxn’s, Saint. 


and Waterworks ; Petition for a Bill 
for better paving, lighting and improving the Town and Port 
of Hastings, for erecting Markets and establishing Water- 
works therein, 46. Referred to a Committee, 47. Reported, 
77. Bill ordered, 78. Order of leave for Bill, read, and dis- 
charged ; and another Bill ordered ; 199. Vide infra. 

Bill for paving, lighting, watching, 
cleansing and improving the Town and Port of Hastings, in the 
County of Sussex, and for establishing and regulating Markets 
therein, and supplying the Inhabitants thereof with Water, and 
for other purposes; Ordered, 199. Presented, and read, 199. 
Committed, 226. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 311. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 346. Passed, 
384. Agreed to by the Lords, 416. Royal Assent, 430. 


HazeE.., James. Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF. 


Heatucore, Richard Edensor. Vide MancuesTeER, BoLToNn 
and Bury Navigation and Railway. 


HeExeEn’s, Saint (Lancaster) Gas; Petition for a Bill for light- 
ing the said Town with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 73. 
Reported ; and Bill ordered; 81. Presented, and read, 95. 
Committed, 118. Reported ; to be iugrossed; 156. Passed, 
162. Agreed to by the Lords, 184. Royal Assent, 219. 


Heme; Petition of Merchants and others of Arbroath, for the 
reduction of the Duty thereon; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 174. 

Petition of Merchants, Ship-owners and others of Lowes- 

toft, for the repeal of the Duty thereon ; To lie on the Table; 

and to be printed; 271. 

Petition of Landholders, Merchants and others of West- 

port, against the proposed reduction of Duty on foreign 

Hemp; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 448. 

and Fiax ; Petition of the Chamber of Commerce and 

Manufactures of Forfarshire, and of Merchants, Ship-owners 

and others of Dundee, for equalizing the Duties upon Flax, 

and fora Drawback on Hemp, in bonded warehouses, &amp;c. ; To 

lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 120. 


Petitions for equalization of the Duties 
thereon ; From Bridport, 220; London, 241. 




















HERRING FisHery. Vide Accounts. 
Hewitt, Samuel. Vide MANCHESTER MEETING. 
HiBeRNIAN MARINE Society. Vide IRELAND. 


Hicusury-Piace Road; Petition for a Bill for continuing 
Powers of Act; and Bill ordered, 12. Presented, and read, 73. 
Committed, 89. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 245. 


Petitions against; from Shoreditch, 145. 

Landholders and Inhabitant Householders of Shoreditch; Re- 
ferred ; and Counsel ordered ; 150. Trustees of Saint Mary, 
Islington ; H. C. Sturt and William Handley; Referred ; and 
Counsel ordered; 196. William Handley, 245. 

Hicuways; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to consolidate 
and amend the Laws relating to Highways in that part of 
Great Britain called England; Ordered; presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 218. 
Second Reading deferred, 237. Committed, 243. Com- 
mittee deferred, 289, 299. Order for Committee read, and 
discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee; 308. 
Five to be the Quorum, 309. Petitions referred, 336, 394. 
Members added, 344, 362. Bill reported ; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
402. Order for further consideration of Report, read ; Bill re- 
committed ; 411. Committee deferred, 433, 438, 463,482, 484. 
Bill considered, and reported ; further consideration of Re- 
port put off for three months; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
499- 








Petitions against ; From Manchester, referred, 336, 
Inhabitants of Manchester, 432. Flixton, 435. Owners of 
Houses in Manchester, 483. Rochdale, 530. 


Petition of Nobility, Gentry and 4 of 
the County of Montgomery, for inserting in the Bill, Provi- 
sions continuing to Parishes or Places in respect of which 
Compositions have been entered into for the repair of somuch 
of the Highways as lie next adjoining to any ends of Bridges, 
the benefit of such Compositions ; Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, 394. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Newton, Failsworth, and 
their vicinities, that a Clause may be inserted in the Bill, for- 
bidding the stopping up of any Public Road, except with the 
concurrence of a Public Meeting of the Inhabitants of the 
neighbourhood, and subject in all cases to an appeal to a 
Jury ; To lie on the Table, 449. 

Hitt and Moor (Worcester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and Bill ordered, 118. Presented, and read, 221. 
Committed, 307. Reported; to be ingrossed; 340. Passed, 
‘341. By the Lords, with Amendments, 381. Considered, 
384. Agreeed to, 385. Royal Assent, 431. 

Hinpoo InranticrpE. Vide East Inp1a. 


- Laws of INHERITANCE. Vide East Inp1a, 











VOL. 87.—Sess. 1831-2. + 


Hisxop, Lieut. General Sir Thomas. 
Hitcuins, James. 


Vide East Inp1ta. 
Vide ANATOMY. 

Hosuouse, Henry. Vide Bank Nores. 

Vide Newport Road. 


Hopeson, Ellis Leckonby; Bill from the Lords for vesting 
the Real Estates, devised by his Will, in Trustees, to be sold, 
for paying off an Incumbrance thereon, and for other purposes, 


373- Read, 374. Committed, 388. Reported, and passed, 
423. Royal Assent, 461, 


Hopeckinson, John. 


Ho.perness Drainage; Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge 
powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 102. Reported ; 
and Bill ordered; 188. Presented, and read, 199. Com- 
mitted, 207. Reported; to be ingrossed; 311. Passed, 313. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 329. Royal Assent, 332. 





Petition against; from Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands, called the Lambwaths, in Holderness ; 
Referred ; and Counsel ordered; 283. 


Ho .uanp; Petitions for procuring redress from Holland, for 
the loss of a Vessel, the property of Christopher Yorke, run 
down by a Dutch Ship; from Christopher Yorke, 169. Mer- 
chants and others of Limerick, 374. 


— Peter. Vide Lonpon and Brrmincuam Railway. 
Horyweap Road; Bill for improving the Road from Foster’s 


Booth to Stowe Hill, in the county of Northampton ; Ordered, 
214, 








Steam Packets; Petition of Mail Coach Con" 
tractors and others on the line of Road between London and 
Holyhead, for a reduction in the rate of Fares charged on 
board the Post Office Steam Packets between Holyhead and 
Howth; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 140. 


and Howrn Roads and Harbours. Vide Accounts. 








Suppty. 
Horrer, Richard. Vide Tirnes. 
Hors. Vide Accounts. 


Horst Dea.inc; Petition of Farmers and Breeders of Horses 
for a Law to render all general Warranties on the Sale of 


Horses in Public Markets unnecessary ; To lie on the Table, 
26. 


HorseEMoNGER LANE GaAoL; Petition of Debtors confined 
therein, for an Inquiry into the management of the Prison ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 497. 


Horse SteaAuinc. Vide DEATH, PUNISHMENT oF. 


Hosrirats; Petition of Householders of the City of Worcester, 
for an inquiry into the manner in which Public Hospitals in 
England are conducted; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
72. 


Horet-KEEPERS ; Petitions for relief from the responsibility 
Hotel-keepers are at present under, to make restitution for 
the loss of the property of their guests; From Brighthelmston, 
88; Eastwood, Peter, 249; Isle of Wight, 208 ; New Windsor, 


152. 


HOUSE: 


Attends His Majesty in the House of Peers at the 
opening of the Session, 3. At the close of the Session, 590. 








Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privileges 
and Elections, &amp;c. 6, 7. Vide ComMiITTEES. CONSTABLES. 
Evections. Evipence. Foormen. Lettrers. MeEnm- 
BERS. PEERS. PostTMASTER GENERAL. PRIVILEGES. 
SERJEANT. SPEAKER. STRANGERS. VOTES. WITNESSES. 


——— Resolutions of, limiting the time for receiving Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, and Reports of Bills ; To be printed, 7. 


Resolution of, relative to the mode of proceeding 
with respect to Orders of the Day and Notices, 11. 


— Resolution of, That Thomas Sheehan, Proprietor of 
the Dublin Evening Mail Newspaper, having published in the 
said Newspaper a Report, purporting to be the Second Report 
of the Committee of this House, on the subject of Tithes in 
Ireland, the same not ss been presented to this House, 
has been guilty of a high Breach of the Privileges of this 
House, 360. 


Resolution of, Nem. Con. That this House doth 
agree with the Lords in an Address to His Majesty, upon the 
late Outrage upon His Person :—And the blank therein was 
filled up with the words, ‘and Commons,” 421. 








— Resolution of, That the House will, upon a certain 
day, resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of an Address 
to His Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to give 
directions for the erection of additional Buildings to the pre- 
sent Library of the House of Commons, 522. 


Resolution of, Nem. Con. That the Thanks of. this 
. House be given to the Right honourable Charles Manners 

Sutton, 
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[A. 1831-2. 





HOUSE—continued. 


Sutton, Speaker of this House, for his eminent services in 
the Six Parliaments during which he has discharged the 
duties of Speaker with a zeal and ability alike honourable 
to himself and conducive to the progress of Public Business ; 
that he be assured that this House feels the strongest sense of 
the advantage which it has derived from his attachment to the 
interests of his Country, from his unwearied assiduity during 
a period of unexampled labour in this House, from the steadi- 
ness and firmness with which he has, on all occasions, main- 
tained the Dignity and Privileges of the Commons’ House of 
Parliament ; =. the attention which he has paid to the order 
of our proceedings, and from the urbanity and kindness which 
he has uniformly displayed in the discharge of his high and 
important duties, 535. 


Resvlution of, That all persons who will question 
any future Return of Members to serve in Parliament, upon 
any allegation of moegte or corruption, and who shall in their 
Petition specifically allege any payment of money or other 
reward, to hes been made by any Member, or on his account, 
or with his privity, since the time of such Return, in pur- 
suance or in furtherance of such bribery or corruption, may 
uestion the same at any time within twenty-eight days after 
the date of such payment; or if this House be not sitting at 
the expiration of the said twenty-eight days, then within four- 
teen days aiter the day when the House shall next meet, 572. 
informed that the Sheriffs of London attended at 
the door, 39, 248, 276, 435, 438, 460. 
that medical persons attended at the door, 











161, 196. 








adjourns for want of Forty Members, 19, 35, 50, 
173, 182, 233, 246, 251, 270, 282, 295, 335, 423, 461, 498, 
504, 542, 588. 

Forty Members not being present in Committee, 
Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair; House told, and adjourns, 
173, 295- 














resolves at rising, to adjourn,—Till Five in the Af- 
ternoon, 435; till a certain day, 14, 32, 41, 55,71, 120, 142, 
161, 201, 208, 254, 274, 287, 308, 314, 320, 342, 367, 389, 
408, 433, 444, 466, 488, 586. 

sits post Meridiem, 435. 


till a quarter after Twelve, 144, 246 ;—till 
near One, 77, 158, 263 ;—till One, 30, 69, 161, 166, 206, 
210; till after One, 46, 85, 89, 93, 198, 375, 430;—till a 
Quarter after One, 33, 195 ;—till Half after One, 62, 111, 135, 
291, 327, 362, 393 ;—till near Two, 50, 65, 80, 100, 106, 153, 
176, 218, 379, 387, 538, 550, 662 ;—till Two, 58, 72, 139, 201, 
244, 335» 345» 491, 520, 566 ;—till after Two, 117, 124, 149, 
233, 239, 369, 398, 415, 423, 442, 529, 533, 5545—till Half 
after Two, 187, 230, 357, 419, 446, 460, 481, 577;—tilla 
Quarter before Three, 340 ;—till near Three, 180, 225, 256, 282, 
306, 384, 438, 453, 464, 470, 504, 546 ;—till Three, 131, 331, 
400, 410, 509, 516 ;—till after Three, 169, 275, 479, 496, 570; 
—till a Quarter after Three, 434 ;—till a Quarter before Four, 
270 ;—till near Four, 54, 524 ;—till near Five, 486 ;—till after 
Five, 212. 

——-- till a Quarter after One on Sunday morning, 33. 


to be called over; Members not attending to be 
sent for in custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 303, 310, 470. 
Called over, 304, 320. 

Call deferred, 311, 313. 

Motion, That the House be now called over; Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon, 484. 

— interrupted in their Proceedings;—by Messages 
from the Lords, 241, 342. 

ives leave to certain Members to attend Com- 
mittees at the Lords, 82, 308, 380. 


communicates Reports, &amp;c. to the Lords, 147, 227, 
399» 417, 440- 
grants leave for notices to be given of the applica- 
tion for Private Bills ; viz. by Advertisement, 54,95, 188, 207. 
By Advertisement and on Church-doors, 136, 150. To deposit 
Plans, &amp;c., 163. 
Desires Conferences with the Lords, 466, 578. 
Motions for the House to adjourn; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 463. 
—— Motion for reporting Names of Members absent at 
call of the House, withdrawn, 320. 

the Reverend Dr. Allen, Prebendary and Arch- 
deacon of Westminster, desired to preach before the House at 
Saint Margaret’s Church, Westminster, on Wednesday the 
21st of March, being the day appointed for a General Fast, 
186. Thanked for his Sermon, Nem. Con. and desired to print 
the same, 211. 


— Vide Accounts. CLERK or THE House. Com- 
MITTEES. Lorps. MEMBERS. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 
House or Commons’ ButtpiNes; Motion for appointing a 
Select Committee to consider the State of the Buil ings com- 
prising the House of Commons, and the Offices connected 
with it, with a view to the better accommodation of the Mem- 


bers, and to facilitate the transacting of Public Business; 
Motion withdrawn, 103. 

















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House or Commons’ Lisrary; Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the present state of the Library of the House 
of Commons ; to examine into the expediency of providing 
further accommodation, &amp;c. and to report their Observations 
thereupon from time to time; Power to send for persons, 
papers and records; Three to be the Quorum; 299. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence, 492. Report; to lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; and Day appointed for considering 
it; 492. Report considered; House resolves to go into a 
Committee upon a certain Day to consider of an Address to 
His Majesty, that He will be pleased to give directions for 
the erection of additional Buildings to the present Library ; 
522. Committee on Resolution for Address deferred, 544, 553, 
556, 565. 





House resolves to go into a 
Committee upon a certain day to consider of an Address to 
His Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to give direc- 
tions for additional accommodation to the Library for the 
convenience and use of Members of this House, and for the 
safe custody of the printed books and papers thereof, 570. 
Vide (ADDREssEs, 8.) 
Orricers. Vide FrankKING. 
House or Lorps’ Orricers. Vide FRANKING. 


Houses and Winpows; Petition of Members of the North- 
western Metropolitan Union, and Inhabitants of Saint Mary- 
le-bone, Saint Pancras and Paddington, for the repeal of the 
Taxes thereon ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 38. 


Howe t, Thomas. Vide Winpow Tax. 
William. Vide Winvow Tax. 
Howrnu. Vide HotyHEAD STEAM PACKETs. 


Hutt, Elizabeth. Vide MAancnestErR, Bo.ton and Bury 
Navigation and Railway. 


HuncGerrorp, Richard. Vide Customs. 
Hurcuinson, Bury. Vide East Inpta. 








Hutton, William. Vide SuHerirr’s Fees. 
Hyrotnuec. Vide ScorTLanD, 


2°&amp; 3°Will. IV. Parl. 10. Sess. 2. 


JACKSON, Mary. Vide Martin, James. 


Jamaica. Vide Accounts, (ADDREssEs, 62 to 71.) West 
Inp1A IsLANDs, 


Jarvis, Daniel, M.D. Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM or. 
Ipiots. Vide Lunatic Commissions. 
Jesuits. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 72.) IRELAND. 


Jesus Cottece; Bill from the Lords to enable the Master, 
Fellows and Scholars of Jesus College, in the University of 
Cambridge, to alter and vary the benefaction of Dr. Edmund 
Proby, and Sir Thomas Proby, and to appropriate the same 
for the benefit of the said College, in the augmentation of 
small Rectories and Vicarages, and further, to appropriate the 
said Benefactions, 338. Read,340. Committed,346. Time 
enlarged for Report, 358. Bill reported, and passed, 363. 
Royal Assent, 381. 


Jewisu Disasiriries; Petition of Persons professing the Jewish 
Religion, resident in and near London, for the removal of 
restraints and disabilities affecting them ; To lie onthe Table ; 
and to be printed; 510. 


A. 1831-2. 


IcutHAM Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repair- 
ing the same; and Bill ordered; 101. Presented, and read, 
221. Committed, 233. Reported, 277. To be ingrossed, 


278. Passed, 283. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. Royal 
Assent, 332. 
Inuicirt DisTiLLATION. Vide DisTiILLATIoNn, IRELAND. 


ILMINSTER Roads; Petition for a Bill for making, amending, 
widening and keeping in repair, certain Roads passing aa 
or near the Town of Ilminster; and Bill ordered ; 51. Pre- 


sented, and read, 54. 
ILL-TREATMENT of CATTLE. Vide CrRvuELTy to ANIMALS. 
IMPERIAL Gas Licut and CokE Company. Vide Accounts. 


Imports. Vide Exports. 


IMPRISONMENT for Dest. Vide Arrest for Desr, 


INDEMNITY; Bill to indemnify such Persons in the United 
Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices 
and Employments ; Ordered, 227. Presented, and read ; Da 
appointed for Second Reading ; 229. Committed,232. Con- 
sidered, 236. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 243. Passed,246. Agreed to by the Lords, 
259. Royal Assent, 259. 


Vide ENcouRAGEMENT of INDUSTRY: 


INHERITANCE; Bill for the Amendment of the Law of Inheri- 
tance; Ordered, 11. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 12. Committed, 14. 
Committee deferred, 22, 37, 52. Bill considered, and Pe: 
Day appointed for further considering Report; ill, as 
amended, to be printed; 64. Further consideration e a 

eferred, 


INDUSTRY. 


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INHERITANCE—continued. 
deferred, 84; 110, 138, 155, 282, 299, 312, 944. Order for 
further’ consideration ‘of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 
considered ‘and reported; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report; 391, Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 395. Passed; 408. 

Inns or Court; Motion for presenting an Address to His 
Majesty, that he will be graciously pleased to direct the Com- 
missioners appointed to inquire into the state and practice of 
the Law, to examine into the course of proceedings before the 
Benchers and Visitors of Lincoln’s Inn, Inner Temple, Middle 
Temple and Gray’s Inn, upon the application of persons seeking 
to hecome Students thereof, or tobe called to the Bar ; Motion 
dropped for want of Forty Members; 498. 


Vide StupEnTs and Barristers at Law. 
INsANE-PeRsoNns: Vide Lunatic Commissions. LuUNATICs. 


INsoLVENT Desrors ; Petition of James Morris, for an altera- 
tion in the Law regarding the discharge of Insolvent Debtors 
in England and Ireland ; To lie on the Table, 148. 

Acts 7 Geo. IV. c. 57, and 1 Will. IV. 

c. 38, relating thereto, read; Bill to continue the said Acts; 

Ordered ; presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading ; and to be printed ; 309. Second Reading deferred, 

312, 314. Bill committed, 321. Considered, 326. Report 

deferred, 330. Billreported ; to beingrossed ; Day appointed 

for Third Reading; 335. Passed, 339. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 372.. Royal Assent, 381. 


Vide East INpi1a. IRELAND. 
Court; Vide Accounts. Suppty. 














INSTRUCTIONS: 





To Committees of the whole House 
on Bills to make provision, 22, 64, 99,269, 321, 382, 391, 414, 
486, 545, 553, 573- 





To Committees on Bills to inquire 
into certain matters, 61, 265. 


Toa Committee of the whole House 





to receive a clause, 568. 





To Select Committee to report Opi- 
nion from time to time, 7. 

To Committees of the whole House 
to hear Counsel and examine Witnesses, 203, 213, 461. 





InstTRUMENTS, Attestation of. Vide ATTESTATION. 
Insurrection Act. Vide IRELAND. 


InrEeREsT of Money; Petition of Blake Foster, for reduction 
of the Rate of Interest oa Contracts and Mortgages to Three 
percent; To lie on the Table, 149. 

IntestTATES. Vide Accounts. 

INVERNESS Gaotand Court Hovse. Vide Scorianp. 


Joun, Thomas Daniel and Evan. Vide Sre.rer. 
Joint Srocx Banks. Vide Accounts. 

Jones, Robert.. Vide Fast Day. 

Ion1taAn IsLaAnps. Vide Accounts. 

Jorviin, Thomas. Vide Bank -CuHarTeER. 


JOURNALS: 





To be printed, 32. 

Committee appointed to inspect the Jour- 
nals of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings 
upon the Prestwich and Bury Road Bill; Three to be the 
Quorum, 324. Report, 327. 

Irswicu Road; Petition fora Bill for more effectually mpenieg 
and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 
and read, 51. Committed, 59. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
8g. Passed, 95. Agreed to by the Lords, 120. Royal 
Assent, 125, 


IRELAND : 


(ABSENTEES.) Petition of Inhabitants of Ennis- 
corthy and Templeshannon, for a Tax on Irish Absentee Pro- 
perty towards the Support of the Poor; To lie on the Table ; 
and tobe printed ; 396. 

—— — Vide Poor. 

(4ccounTs.) Vide PuUBLIc Accounts. 
(ADMIRALTY CouRT.) Petition of Paul Love- 
norn Munster, of Belfast, Merchant, complaining of his Ves- 
sel being detained for a claim for Salvage; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 487. 











Petition of the Chamber 
Commerce of Belfast, for an Inquiry into the Practice of that 
Court; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 492. 
(AGRICULTURAL POOR.) Petition of Thomas 
Flanagan, for a Law for bettering the Condition of the Agri- 
cultural Poor in Ireland ; To lie‘on the Table, 151. 


VOL 87. 








Sess, 1831-2. 


(ARMS AND GUNPOWDER.) Acts relating there- 
to, read; Bill to continue, fora limited time, several Acts re- 
lating to the Importation and keeping of Arms and Gun- 
powder in Ireland, ordered; Reantate and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 496. Com- 
mitted, 506. Considered, 511. Reported; to be mgrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 515. Passed, 517. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 538. Royal Assent, 542. 

(ARDEE.RoaAD.) Vide Post OFFICE. 

——— (ASHBOURNE RoapD.) Vide TURNPIKE FOLES. 

———_. (ATTORNIES CERTIFICATES.) Petitions for the. 
repeal of the Stamp Duty thereon; from Attornies and Soli- 
citors of Ireland; 143, 571. 


(ATTWOOD, Thomas.) Vide PARLIAMENT, RE- 
FORM OF. 


(AUGHA, PARISH OF.) Vide TITHES. 
—— (BakinGTRADE.) Petition of the Corporation of 
the Chamber of Commerce of Waterford, for the better reg 


u- 
lation of the Baking Trade in Ireland; To lie on the Table; 
and'to be printed ; 175. 


_—— 








Bill from the Lords to regulate 
the Baking Trade in Ireland, 185. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 238. Committed, 249. 
Order for Committee, read ; Mr, Speaker called the attention 
of the House to certain clauses in the Bill, and gave his opinion 
thereon ; Bill considered, and reported, without Aniendment ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 260. Passed,264. Royal 
Assent, 331. 


(BALLISODARE AND COLLOONEY FISHERY.) 
Petition for a Bill to enable Joshua Edward Cooper to esta- 
blish and protect a Salmon Fishery upon the Lakes of Owen- 
more and Arrow, and upon the Rivers Arrow and’ Owenmote ; 
and all Lakes and Streams connected therewith, and also 
within the Bay of Ballisodare, all situate in the county of 
Sligo; Referred to a Committee, 112. Reported; and Bill 
ordered ; 150. Presented, and read, 220. Committed, 263. 


Petition of Thomas 
Flanagan, against ; To lie on the Table, 266. 


(BALLYMADUN RoaD.) Vide TURNPIKE TOLLS. 


— (BELFAST AND CAVEHILL RAILWAY.) Petition 
fora Bill for a maintaining the same ; Referred to 
a Committee, 94. Reported; and Bill ordered; 107. Pre- 
sented, and read, 132. Committed, 153. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 195. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed-; 214, Passed, 221. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 249. Considered, and agreed to, 252. Royal 
Assent, 260. 


— (BLARNEY, Suppression of a Meeting at.) Pe- 
titions complaining of the employment of a Military Force 
for that purpose; From Bur (Lancester,)'597 ; Clonfert, 577; 
Cork, 530, 546; Northern Political Union, Members of, 577; 
Whitchurch and Blarney, 530. 


— (BouNDARIES.) Bill to fix the Boundaries of 
Cities, Towns and Boroughs in Ireland, in so far as regards 
the election of Members to serve in Parliament, ordered, 374. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 379. Committed, 395. Committee de- 
ferred, 422, 437, 463, 469. Bill considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee; 476, 477. Reportdeferred, 495. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 506. 
Passed, 523. By the 5 Bi with Amendments, 547. Consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 554. Royal Assent, 562. 

Petitions vinpostites details of the 
Bill; From Dungarvan, 394; Mallow, 436; Members of the 
Protestant Conservative Society of Ireland, 482; Newry, 
497: 

















(Bourne, Robert.) Vide LABOURERS’ WAGES. 


(Boyne NAVIGATION.) Petition for a Bill to 
confirm to the River Boyne Company and their Successors, 
the Estate, Property, Power and Authority, and all Tolls, 
Rates and Duties appertaining thereto, between Drogheda 
and Carrick Dexter Lock, in the County of Meath; Referred 
to.a Committee, 96. Reported; Bill ordered; 213. Pre- 
sented, and read, 220. 

Petition of Commissioners 
for improving the Port and Harbour of Drogheda, against ; 
To lie on the Table, 304. 

—~-——._ (BrRABAZON, William J.) Vide TITHES Compo- 
SITION. 

— (CAPPOQUIN.) Vide ORDNANCE SURVEY. 

(CAVEHILL RaILwayY.) Vide BELFAST. 


: (CHANCERY, CouRT OF.) Bill to provide for the 
: better Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery of 
. Ireland, in relation to certain Orders of the said Court, or- 
dered; presented; and read ; ma appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 275. Second Reading deferred, 
325, 346.864. Second: Reading put off for six months, 381. 
i . — Petition of Solicitors, 
the ‘President, Vice Presidents and Committee of the Irish 
Law Society, against’; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
498. - et i by 
(CHARITABLE 
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INDEX ¢o the E1GHTY-SEVENTH VoLUME. [4.1831-2: 





IRELAN D—continued. 
———— (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) Bill to regulate 
Charities in Ireland partly’ maintained by Grand Jury Present- 
ments; Ordered, 479. Presented, and read; Day appointed 

’ for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 509. Committed, 
5%5. Considered, 517. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 

- appointed for Third Reading; 523. Passed, 525. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 547. Royal Assent, 550. 
(CHARITIES.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTITU- 
TIONS. 

— (CuurcH ESTABLISHMENT.) Petitionof Inha- 
bitants of Templeshambo, that the Clergy of Ireland be paid 
only in proportion to the Duty performed by them, and that 
Tithes be devoted to the support of the Poor, and the repairs 
of the Church; To lie on the Table, 449. 

—_———. (CHURCH PROPERTY.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Louth for appropriating such portion of the Church Property 
in Ireland as may not be necessary for the Support of the 

_ Clergy of the Established Church, to other and more bene- 
ficial purposes ; To lie,on the Table ; and to be printed ; 33. 

Vide TITHES. 








(CuurcH Rares.) Petition of Inhabitants of the 

* united Parishes of the City of Dublin, Protestant Dissent- 
ing and Roman Catholic Church Rate-payers, for the abolition 
thereof ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 371. 

Vide TITHES. 








— (Civit Bitt Courts.) Acts of the Parliament 
of Ireland relating thereto, read ; Bill to extend the Jurisdic- 
tion of Civil Bill Courts in Ireland from the late Irish Cur- 
rency to the present Currency of the Realm; Ordered, 67. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 136. Second Reading deferred, 173, 175. 
Bill committed, 180. Committee deferred, 254, 312, 318, 

_ 338, 343, 353,368, 374,379, 383, 391, 395, 490, 427, 437, 452, 
463, 482. Committee put off for six months, 502. 

(CLANDESTINE MARRIAGES.) Bill to repeal 
certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland which impose Penal- 
ties on Roman Catholic Clergymen celebrating Marriages 

‘ contrary to the provisions of the said Acts, and for sub- 
stituting other Provisions for the preventing of Clandestine 
Marriages, in Ireland ; Ordered, 326. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 344. 
Committed, 354. .Committee deferred, 368, 374, 382, 387, 
392; 400, 409, 422, 434, 441. Bill considered, 445, Report 
deferred, 453, 460, 464, 470, 487, 503, 523- 

Petition of the 

















Rev. John Graham, against; To lie on the Table, 448. 
(CLARKE, William.) Vide JURIES. 
(CLERGY OF THE ESTABLISHED CRURCH.) 
Vide TITHES. 
(CLERK OF THE Crown.) Vide K1n@’s BENCH, 
Court of. 
(Coat TAx.) Vide Cork. 
—_———. (CoAL TRADE.) Vide DUBLIN CoaL TRADE. 
(COLLEGE OF MayNooTH.) Vide MAYNOOTH 
CoULEGE. 
__.._— (COLLON Roap.) Vide Post Orrice. 
(COLLOONEY FISHERY.) Vide BALLISODARE. 
- (COMBINATIONS.) Petition of the Lieutenant and 
Magistrates of the county of Westmeath, complaining of a 
systematic and rooted principle of resistance and defiance to 
the Laws on the part of the Peasantry, and containing sug- 
. gestions for the remedy thereof; To lie on the Table; and,to 
Be printed ; 196. 
(COMMISSIONS OF THE PEACE.) Petition of 
Justices of the Peace for the city of Londonderry, complaining 
of the Expense they are subject to upon the renewal of their 
Commissions ; To lie on the Table, 174. 
— Petition of In- 





—_—— 


habitants of Whitechurch, against Clergymen and Road- 
jobbers being in the Commission of the Peace; To lie on the 
Table, 177. 

(ComMPLAINT.) Vide TITHES. 


(ComPOSITIONS FOR TITHES.) Vide TITHES 

COMPOSITION. 

(CONSTABLES, SPECIAL.) Bill to amend the 
Laws in Ireland relative to the appointment of Special Con- 
stables, and for the better preservation of the Peace; Ordered ; 
Preserited, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed; 504. Committed, 507. Committee deferred, 
511, 515, 531, 544, 554- Bill considered, 561. Reported ; 

“to be ingrossed; Day apne for Third Reading; 565. 
Passed, 568. Agreed to by the Lords, 587. Royal Assent, 

' 686. 

wtb (CONSTABULARY POLICE.) Petition of Inha- 

. bitants of the Union of Carbury, complaining of the conduct 

‘of the Constabulary Police for the County of Kildare, in *P- 

: pressing Public Meetings ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 235. 








— (CONTAGIOUS Diseases.) Acts relating thereto; 
_ Tead; Billto amend, ordered, 30. Presented, and read, 49. 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 50. 
Committed, 55. Instruction to Committee to make provision 
for empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to. make 
advances out of the Consolidated Fund in Ireland, for 
the ey: of Epidemic and Contagious Diseases in Ire- 
land, 64. Committee deferred, 71. Bill considered, 75. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 80. Passed, 87. Agreed to by the Lords, 115. Royal 
Assent, 125. 





Motion for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee to consider of enabling the 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to make Advances out of the 
Consolidated Fund of Great Britain and Ireland for any 
immediate purposes that may arise concerning Epidemic and 
Contagious Diseases in Ireland ; the King’s recommendation 
signified ; Motion agreed to; Matter to be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House; 56. Considered, 61. Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 64. 
Vide Supra. : 
(CONVEYANCES.) Vide REGISTRY FOR DEEDS. 
(Cook, Samuel.) Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF. 


(CooPER, Joshua Edward.) Vide BALLISODARE 
AND COLLOONEY FISHERY. 


— (CorRK CoAL Tax.) Petition of Manufacturers of 
the city of Cork for repeal of the Tax imposed on the import 
of Coals into that city; To lie on the Table; and to be. 
printed ; 333. 

(CoRK, CORPORATION OF.) Petition of Inha- 
bitants of the city of Cork, that the rights conferred by the 
ancient Charter of that city, may bé restored to the Citizens; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 333. 


———— (Cork Hospirat.) Petition for a Bill for uniting 
the Funds of the North and South Charitable Infirmaries of 
the city of Cork; and for establishing in lieu of such Infir- 
maries, one General Hospital for the said city; Referred to a 
Committee, 113. Reported, and Bill ordered, 167, Pre- 
sented, 195- Read, 196. Committed, 286. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 340. Passed, 358. Agreed to by the Lords, 
449. Royal Assent, 461. 


——— (Cork InFiRMarRy.) Vide Cork Hospirat. 
DuBLIn CoAL TRADE. 


——-— (CorK Law SocreTIES.) Vide REGISTRY FOR 
DEEDS. 


(CorK LOCAL ASSESSMENTS.) Petition of Rate 
Payers of Saint Peter’s, Cork, for a more equitable Assessment 
on houses in that city; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 547. 

— (CorK NavaL Depot.) Petition of Merchants, 
Traders and Inhabitants of Cork, praying that the Naval Es- 
tablishment there may not be removed ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 547. 


-~— (Cork RoapD.) Vide TURNPIKE TOLLS. 


— ——— (CORPORATION PROPERTY.) Petition of Thomas 
Flanagan for an Inquiry into the ‘Title to Corporation Pro- 
petty, Crown Lands and Commons in Ireland ; To lie on the 

able, 151. 


(CORPORATIONS.) Petitions for the repeal of the. 
Stamp Duty on the admission of Freemen to Corporations ; 
From Carrickfergus, 238; Galway, Broguemakers of, 204; 
Cabinet Makers of, 302 ; Carpenters of, 189; Free Burgesses 
of, 21 ; Householders of, 143, 189 ; Members of the Irish Bar 
connected with, 184; Merchants of, 184, 287, 374 ; Plasterers 
of, 176; Protestant Freemen of, 184; Protestant Traders of, 
86; Roman Catholic Freemen of, 148; Roman Catholic 
Magistrates; &amp;c. of, 287; Roman Catholic Merchants and 
Artisans of, 136; Saint Nicholas Galway, Parishioners of, 
302; Shipwrights of, 333 ; Shoemakers of, 262 ; Stonecutters 
of, 196; Tailors of, 235; Tanners of, 287; Wardenship of, 
208; Weavers of, 184. 


(COUNTY INFIRMARIES.) Petitions complaining’ 
of the Laws for regulating the admission of Physicians and. 
Surgeons to County Infirmaries in Ireland; From Ballina, 
231; Donegal, 497; Down, 289; Edinburgh and London, 
Graduates of the Royal College of Surgeons of, 505; Frank- 
lin, Richard, 33; Irishmen, Members of the Royal College of 
Surgeons in London, 582; Limerick, Physicians and Sur- 
geons of, 33; Tipperary, 204. : 

(CoURT OF ADMIRALTY.) Vide ADMIRALTY, 
CouRT OF. 

(CouRT OF CHANCERY.) Vide CHANCERY, 
Court OF. 

—-—— (Court oF KinaG’s Bencu.) Vide KING'S 
BENCH, CourRT OF. ' 

(Cove NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.) Vide CORK 
DEPoT. 


(CREIGHTON, David Hill.). Vide EDUCATION, 
(CROWE, 
































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JRELAN D— continued. 
(CROWE, John.) Vide JuRIES. 


(CRowN LANDS.) Vide CORPORATION PRo- 
' PERTY. 


wae 








(CRowN LANDS IMPROVEMENT.) Motion for 
the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
promoting the improvement of a District of Mountain Land 
belonging to the Crown, in the Counties of Limerick, Cork 
and Kerry, by making new Roads through the same, and to 

~ encourage the employment of the Poor Inhabitants thereof ; 
The King’s recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; 
Matter to be considered in a Committee of the whole House ; 
299. Considered, 303. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Bill ordered; 305. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed; 309. Committed, 314. 
Considered, 320. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 325. Third Reading deferred, 330. Bill 
passed, 335. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. Royal Assent, 
430. 


(Customs.) Vide ToLLS AND CUSTOMS. 


(Dawes, Francis Longworth.) Vide INSURREC- 
TION ACT. 


—-—— (DEBTORS.) Vide INSOLVENT DEBTORS. 
-—_—_——. (DEEDS.) Vide REGISTRY FOR DEEDS. 
——._ (DeEviTT, Clotworthy Dobbin.) Vide Post OFFICE. 
(DISPENSARIES.) Petition of Subscribers to the 
Glandore Dispensary, for a Law obliging Grand Juries to pre- 
sent a sum for the support of Dispensaries equal to the amount 
of local Subscriptions; To lie on the Table, 204. 


( DISSENTERS.) Bill to enable the Trustees of Te- 
nements in Ireland, commonly used for Places of Worship or 
Residences of the Clergy by Roman Catholics or Dissenters, 
to obtain the possession thereof by a speedy and cheap remedy ; 
Ordered, 417. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Se- 

_ cond Reading ; and to be printed; 576. 


—. (DISTILLATION, ILLIcIT.) Petition of Richard 
and William Livingston, for the adoption of prompt measures 
for the speedy suppression of Illicit Distillation; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 424. 


——_—— (DISTILLERY Laws.) Petition of Distillers of the 
North of Ireland, for reduction of the duty on Spirits, and 
for the repeal of the Malt Drawback ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 399. 

— (DISTURBED CounrTIES.) Vide OUTRAGES. 

(DoHERTY, Margaret.) Petition of M‘Cay, of 

Dublin, for an investigation into the case of Margaret Doherty, 

against whom Bills have been found by the Grand Jury of 

Londonderry at Spring Assizes 1832, charged with the murder 

of Mrs. Hunter, of Newton Limavady ; To lie on the Table ; 

and to be printed ; 403. 

(DonoreE, BARONY OF.) Vide DUBLIN CouNTY 

ASSESSMENTS. 


———— (DRILL, Patrick.) Vide JuRIES. 


(DrRIscoLt, Michael.) Petition of Richard O’Mo- 
ran, on behalf of Michael Driscoll, praying for the restitution 
of a Sum of Money forcibly detained from the said Michael 
Driscoll, by 2 subject of the French Government ; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 297. 


Petition of Richard O’ Moran, 
complaining of the forcible expulsion of Michael Driscoll from 
the Monastery of Melleraye, in Brittany; To lie on the 
Table, 547. 

—— — (DroGHepDA, BorouGH oF.) Vide Erections. 

———— (DuBLIN CEMETERY.) Petition for a Bill for 
providing an additional Cemetery in the Phoenix Park and 
Parish of Saint James, in the City of Dublin; Referred to a 
Committee, 101. Reported; and Bill ordered; 184. Pre- 
sented, and read, 199. 

—_—_— ~~ (DuBLIN CoAL TRADE.) Acts.of the Parliament 
of Ireland read; Bill to repeal the said Acts; Ordered, g2. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 94. Committed, 116. Committee deferred, 
128, 147. 157, 161, 165, 169. Bill considered; Proceedings 
in Committee; Forty Members not being present in Committee, 
House adjourns ; 173. Committee deferred,176. Bill further 
considered, 179. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 185. Passed, 194. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 215. Royal Assent, 219. 




















Petition of the Guild of 
Merchants of Dublin, for continuing to the City of Dublin 
the benefit of the Coalmeters superintendence; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 134. 








Petition of Coalmeters of 
Dublin for Compensation ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 148. 








Petition against; from 
Guild of Smiths, Dublin ; ‘To lie on the Table, 148. 


Petition in favour ; from 
Stephen Fox ; To lie on the Table, 164. 


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Sess. 1831-2. 








(DuBLIN CoAL TRADE.) Act of the present Ses- 
sion, c. 21, relating thereto, read; To be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House; 510. Committee deferred, 
515. Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee; The King’s Recommendation signified; Act con- 
sidered; 517. Resolution reported; and agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; 521. Vide infra. 











—— Bill toauthorize the Com- 
missioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to grant Compensation 
to the Inspectors and Coalmeters of the City of Dublin, and 
to impose a rate upon Coals imported into the Port of Dublin, 
to provide a Fund for such Compensation; Ordered, 521. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 525. Committed, 532. Considered, 534. 
Reported, 537. To be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 538. Passed, 540. Agreed to by the Lords, 555. 
Royal Assent, 562. 





Petition of John M‘Mul- 
len, against; To lie on the Table, 546. 


-——-——- (DuBLINn Co4aL TRADE AND CoRK INFIRMARY.) 
Petition of Manufacturers, Householders and Inhabitants of 
Cork, in favour of the Dublin Coal Trade Bill; and in favour 

_ of the application for the Cork Infirmary ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 177. 


-(DUBLIN COLLEGE.) Vide TRINITY COLLEGE, 
DUBLIN. 


(DuBLIN CoUNTY ASSESSMENTS.) Act 26 Geo. 
III. relating thereto, read; Bill to amend so much of the 
said Act as provides for the applotting and levying of Pre- 
sentments off the Baronies of Saint Sepulchre and Donore, 
in a manner different from that provided for the applotting 
and levying Presentments off the other Baronies of the County 
of Dublin; Ordered, 56. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 57. Com- 
mitted, 61. Considered, 68. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 72. Passed,75. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 108. Royal Assent, 125. 


(DUBLIN EVENING MAIL NEWSPAPER.) Vide 
TITHES. 


—— (DuBLIN LocaL TaxaTion.) Bill for regulating 
the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin; Ordered, 338. 


(DuBLIN Nisi Prius Court.) Acts of the Par- 
liament of Ireland relating thereto, read ; Bill for the erection 
of a Nisi Prius Court in Dublin; Ordered, 56. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 57. Committed, 61. Committee deferred, 91, 99, 
105, 116, 128, 147, 161, 165, 169, 173, 175, 180, 185. 194, 
201, 209, 212, 225, 236, 243. Order for Committee, read; 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amend- 
ment proposed, Forty Members not being present, House 
adjourns ; 246. Bill further considered, 250. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 260. Passed, 
264. Agreed to by the Lords, 286. Royal Assent, 331. 


— —— (DUBLIN POLICE AcT.) Petition of the Members 
of the National Trades Political Union, for the repeal of so 
much of the Dublin Police Act, as extends the Criminal Juris- 
diction of the Recorder of Dublin into certain parts of the 
County of Dublin, as well as such parts as grant to the said 
Recorder the Sum of £.1,000 per annum; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 375. 


— (DuBLIN Post OFFICE.) Vide Post OFFICE. 


(DUBLIN, RECORDER OF.) Bill to disqualify the 
Recorder of Dublin from sitting as a Member in any future 
Parliament ; Ordered, 518. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 521. rder 
for Second Reading read ; Motion for now reading Bill a 
Second time; Amendment proposed; Forty Members not 
being present, House adjourns; 542. 


Vide Pouice Act. 


(DuBLIN TURNPIKE ROADS.) &gt; Petitions com- 
plaining of the amount of Tolls thereon; From Ashborne, 
referred to the Select Committee on Turnpike Roads (Ire- 
land), 289; Drumcondra, 472; Finglass, 130; Glasnevin, 
referred, 380; Malahide, Baldoyle, and other places, 108; 
Swords, referred, 189. 


























- (DuBLIN VALUATION OF HoUSEs.) Petition 
of Housekeepers of Chancery-lane, Dublin, for a new Va- 
luation of Houses in that City, and for the Abolition of 
Ministers’ Money, 471. To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 472. 


(DURLIN AND NAAS TURNPIKE RoapDs.) Pe- 
tition of Tax and Turnpike Toll Payers, Householders, re- 
siding in the Parish of Crumlin, complaining of the amount 
of Tolls on the said Roads, and for the removal of Turnpike 
Gates ; To lie on the Table, 196. 


(DuNGARVAN.) Vide ORDNANCE SURVEY. 


— (DUNGARVAN, YOUGHALL AND MALLow Bo- 
ROUGHS.) Select Committee appointed to consider the Reports 
of the Commissioners on the limits of the said Boroughs ; and 


to 
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IRELAN D—continued. 


to report their Opinion thereupon to the House ; Power to 
send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
464. Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 512. 
Minutes of Evidence, ordered, 517. Sradhanlt ; and to be 
printed; 518. 


(DUNLEARY, PARISH OF.) Vide TITHES. 





(EccLesiaAsTIcAL INQUIRY.) Petition of Procu- 
rators General of the Court of Prerogatives and Faculties in 
Ireland, praying, that no measures may be adopted, founded 
on the Report of the Commissioners, until the Report of the 
English Commissioners shall have been taken into considera- 
tion; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 164. 





(EpucaTIon.) Petitions against the new Plan of 
Education in Ireland; From Abbert, 532; Aberdeen, 159; 
Aberdeen, Provincial Synod of, 389; Achonry, 455; Adding- 
ton, 358; Aghadowey, 358; Aghnager, 271 ; Aghold, Union 
of, 400; Ahoghill, 448; Albury, 439; Anahoe, &amp;c. 271; An- 
derson, Henry, 278; Anna, 434; Annan, Presbytery of, 389 ; 
Antrim, 448; Antrim, Presbytery of, 533 ; Ardagh, Clergy of 
the Diocese of, 204; Ardstraw, 460; Arva, 434; Ashley, 301; 
Auchterarder, Presbytery of, 272 ; Aughalurcher, 448; Bal- 
linadee, 571; Ballinrobe, 439; Ballisodere, 171; Bally-James- 
Duff, 266; Ballykelly, 139; Ballymena, 214; Ballymoney, 
287, 333; Ballyreagh, &amp;c. 271; Balrothery, 434; Bangor, 
287; Bath, 446; Bedford, Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
Archdeaconry of, 497; Belchamp Saint Paul, 333; Belfast, 
358; Bockets, &amp;c. 271; Borris-in-Ossory, 532; Bourney, 550; 
Boveva, 174 Broadmills, 287; Bridport, 304; Brigg, &amp;c. 
304: Brigh, 248; Brighthelmston, 333; Brinny and Knocka- 
villy, 317; Bristol, 341; Broughshane, 214; Bruera, 188 ; 
Bushmills, 448; Cairncastle, 416; Camus juxta Mourne, &amp;c. 
301; Canawee, 571; Canterbury, 278; Carbery, 370; Cari- 
gallen, 482; Carnew, 420; Carrickfergus, 482; Cashell, 448; 
Caskey, 434; Castletown, 532; Cheltenham, 278; Chester, 
415; Cheveley, 301; Church of Scotland, General Assembly 

of, 389; Clare, (Suffolk) 188; Cloghfin, &amp;c. 271; Clonakilty, 
' 297; Clonmel, 168; Clough, 159, 448; Clunish, 434; Comber, 
421; Connor, 214, 481; Cootehill, 516; Corbally, 532; Cork, 
Clergy in the Diocese of, 241; Cotgrave, &amp;c. 297; Creagh 
and Abbey Strowry, 271; Croagh, 532; Crossmolina, &amp;c. 278; 
Dalham, 301; Dalkeith, Presbytery of, 404; Dartington, 241; 
Denham, 301; Denston, 304; Derby, 304, (Three Petitions.) 
333; Derrycarey, &amp;c. 271; Derrylee, &amp;c. 271; Derryscollop, 
&amp;c. 2713 Deviock. 358; Desert Serges, 420; Devon, (Two 
Petitions,) 307; Dewsbury, 375; Dingwall, Presbytery of, 
483; To be printed, 487; Donagheady, 482; Donamine, 532 ; 
Donegore, &amp;c. 448; Donoughmore, 188; Dorchester, 304; 
Dromard, 532; Dromlease, 171; Dromore, 188, 287; Drum, 
304; Drumballyroney, 532; Drumcheerin, 375; Drumcliffe, 
482; Drumcollum, 482; Drumgath, 448; Drumgooland, 416 ; 
Drumhilary, 424; Drumlish, 204; Drumreily, 448; Dublin, 
271; Dublin, Saint Bridget, 424; Dumfries, 375; Dunbar, 
William, 287; Dunfermline, 448; Dunkerrin School, Teachers 
and Children in, 532; Dunmanway, 333; Dunoon, Presby- 
tery of, 370; East Dereham, 271; Edgeworthstown, 159; 
Edinburgh, 424; Edinburgh, Presbytery of, 333; Elphin, 
Bishop and Clergy of Diocese of, 204; Emlafad, Union of, 
481; ‘Reeter, 253; Exeter, Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
Diocese of, 483; Exeter, Clergymen in the Diocese of, 420; 
Fairford, Clergymen in the Deanery of, 287; Faughart, 370; 
Fife, Synod off 294; Finglass, 532; Flint and Denbigh, 341; 
Forfar, Presbytery of, 369; Foxearth, 333; Foxford, 434; 
Galloway, Synod of, 325; Gawagh, 358; Gazeley, 30: ; Glas- 
gow, 3753 nie Masters of the University, and others, 
525; Glasgow, Presbytery of, 325; Glenlough, 278; Glennie, 
George, 287 ; Granard, Union of, 163; Grange, Gorman, 420; 
Granshaw, 358; Haddington, Presbytery of, 347; Hamilton, 
Presbytery of, 333; Hawkedon, 304; Hereford, Saint Peter, 
159; Holmes, James Ivory, 333; Ipswich, 301; Ireland, Arch- 
bishops, Bishops, &amp;c. of, 200; Irvine, Presbytery of, 455; 
Fras. 420; Keady,424; Kenchester,370; Kentford, 301; 
Kilbroney, 200; Kildallen, 482; Kilfree, 482; Kilglass, 448 ; 
Kilkerin, 532; Killala, Archbishop, &amp;c. of the Diocese of, 
420; Killashee, 448; Killenumery,171; Killesher, 341; Killi- 
leagh, 416; Killoe, 163; Killoran, 347; Kilmacallane, 482; 
Kilmacshalgan, &amp;c. Union of, 420; Kilmalooda, 304; Kil- 
meen, 380; Kilmoe, 497,559; Kilmore, Clergy of the Diocese 
of, 341; Kilnagross, 297; Kilraghts, 416; Kilrea, 416; Kilsher, 
420; Kiltoghart, 539; Kilvarnet, 341; Kinawley, 341; Kings’ 
Lynn, 347; Kinneigh, 420; King’s Langley, 297; Langfield, 
509; Leckpatrick, 482; Leeds, 471; Letterkenny, 248; Li- 
merick, 341; Linlithgow, Presbytery of, 389; ree tee 200; 
Long Acre, 550; Loughrea, 4943 Macroom, 571; Magilligan, 
163; Marden, 420; Magherally, 267; Manchester, 278, 333; 
Mayne, 97; M‘Masters, Peter, 287; Melksham, 341; Midle- 
ton, 139; Millrow, 301; Moate, 171; Monaghan, 455; Mo- 
nasterevan, 159; Moville, Upper and Lower, 248; Moylesker, 
424: Murrah, 304; Newcast orepen. tyme Presbytery of, 521; 
Newry, 223; Newton Abbot, 253; Noblemen, Gentry, Clergy 
and others, 462; Orange Lodges, Members of, 389, 420, 434, 
459, 482, 532, 550; Paisley, Presbytery of, 325; Pentlow, 

204; Plymouth, &amp;c. 271; Perth, Presbytery of, 278; Perth 


and Stirling, Synod of, 333 ; Portarlington, 148; Portglenone, 
168; Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Society of Ireland, 550; 
Raddanstown, 420; Randalstown, 287; Raphoe, Archdeacon 
and Clergy of the Diocese of, 248; Rathcooney, 375; Rath- 
keale, 204,267; Rathnavage, 532; Rawreth, 304; Rochester, 
&amp;c. 278; Rochester, Clergy of the Archdeaconry of, 358; 
Rochford, 304; Ross Carbery, 297; Ross, Synod of, 297; 
Rushmere, 301; Ryarsh, 358; Saint Andrew, Preiginis of, 
448 ; Schombergh, Orange Lodge of, 459; Shaftesbury, 333; 
Sherborne, 304; Shrule, 420; Skreen,230; Skull,188; Smisby, 
188; Southborough, &amp;c. 446; Southrepps and Waxham, 
200; Spondon, 370; Stambourn, 188; Biobavistoorn, 168 ; 
Stirling, Presbytery of, 297; Stirling and Falkirk, United 
Presbyteries of. 370; Stradishall, 304; Stranorlar, 188, 448; 
Street, 52; Sturminster Newton, 333; Swords, 397; Tain, 
304; Tattingstone, 301; Taughboyne, 481; Taunagh, 482; 
Taunton, 294; Temple Martin, 248; Temple Michael, 297; 
Templeport, 448; Templetrine, 333; Tipperary, 168 ; Torquay, 
307; Tracton, Union of, 317; Tuam, Archbishop and Clergy 
of the Diocese of, 204; Tullyvar, &amp;c. 248; Tynemouth, 333; 
Ulster, General Synod of, 168; Ushers Quay, Dublin, 200; 
Waterford, 420; Watford, 204; Wellington, (Somerset) 259 ; 
West Carbery, 550; Wethersfield, 304; Wexford, 448; Wey- 
mouth and Melcombe Regis, 301; White Roothing, 358; 
Wickhambrook, 304 ; Wimborne, 174; Winster, 370; Wray, 
188 ; Yalding, 333; York, City of, 585; Youghal, 492. 





Petitions in favour; From Augha- 
oure, 471; Ballinrobe, 424; Bangor, 291; Bangor, Pres- 
ytery of, 398; Belfast, Presbytery of, 513; Belfast, Re- 

form Society of, 461; Chester, 415, 572; Colchester, 432; 

Cupar, 318, 396; Cupar, Presbytery of, 513; Deputies from 

the several Gongregations of Protestant Dissenters of the 

Three Denominations, 477; Derby, 398; Dewsbury, 231; 
Dublin, 513; Dublin, St. Audeon’s, 420; Dublin, St. Mi- 

chael and St. John, 471; Dublin, Southern Presbytery of, 

513; Dumfries, 513; Dundalk, 487; Dunfermline, Pres- 

bytery of, 505; Edermine, 487; Edinburgh, 513; Ennis- 

corthy, 497; Greenwich and Deptford, Members of the Poli- 
tical Union of, 471; Hanley, 557; Ireland, Members of the 

National Political Union of, 505; Kilcoman and Robin, 

448; Kilgiver, 471; Kinghorn, 539; King’s Lynn, 347; 

Kingston-upon-Hull, 530; Lancaster, 432; Lancaster and 
Chester, Presbyterians and Unitarians of, 471; Leeds, 358; 
Liverpool, (Two Petitions) 424, 513, 524; Liversedge, 259 ; 

London, Corporation of, 276; London, Protestant Dissenting 

Ministers of the Congregational Board, 497; Lymington, 

(Two Petitions) 584; Maldon, 510; Manchester, 491, 505; 

Manchester, Members of the Cropper Street Political Union, 

513; Mayo, 347; Monmouthshire, 461; Much Wootton, 

512; Munster, Presbyterian Synod of, 513; National Poli- 

tical Union, Members of the, 487; Newport Pratt, &amp;c., 420; 


’ Newton and Failsworth, 555; North Shields and Tyne- 


mouth, 370; Perth, Guildry Incorporation of, 318; Rath- 
figh and Skreen, 521; Rivington, 542; Salford, 448; Stand 
in Pilkington, 401; South Shields, 513; Stratford-upon- 
Avon, 326; Thorne and Stainforth, 487; Turlogh, &amp;c., 484; 
Ulster, Remonstrant Synod of, 539; Unitarian Association, 
471; Wareham, 277; Westminster, (St. James) 418; West- 
port, 448; Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 302. 





Motion for laying before the House 
an amended Return of all Applications made to the Board of 
Education in Dublin, for new Schools, under their system, 
or for aid in behalf of existing Schools; Motion withdrawn, 
463. 

Petition of David Hill Creighton, 





against any interference, either by Parliamentary Grants of 
Money or Legislative enactments ; To lie on the Table, 551. 


Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, 














AND EDUCATION. 

(EpucaATION AND MaynootH COLLEGE.) 
Petition of Minister, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of 
Osmaston by Ashbourn, against the Plan of Education, and 
the Grant to the College of Maynooth; To lie on the Table, 
420. 


——_——. (EDWARDS, Thomas.) Vide Poor Laws. 





(EMBANKMENTS.) Act1&amp;2 Will. IV. c. 57, to 
empower Landed Proprietors in Ireland, to sink, embank and 
remove obstructions in Rivers, read; Bill to amend the said 
Act, ordered, 479. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 484. Second Reading 
deferred, 495. 


(EMLY, PARISH OF.) Vide FITZGERALD, Dr. 


(ENNIS CANAL.) Petition fora Bill for the Im- 
rovement of the Navigation of the River Fergus, and for 
sia a Toll on all Vessels which shall hereafter make use 
of the proposed Canal to Ennis; Referred to a Committee, 
123. 





————. (Eprpemic Diseases.) Vide PRISONERS RE- 


MOVAL. 
(Eeuity Process.) Bill to effectuate the Ser- 





vice thereof; Ordered; presented, and read ; Day aa? 
or 





2&amp;3W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-sEVENTH VOLUME. 





TRELAN D—continued. 


for Second Reading; and to be printed; 201. Committed, 
205. Committee deferred, 224, 236, 243. Bill considered, 
250. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 254. Passed, 261. Agreed to by the Lords, 286. 
Royal Assent, 331. 


— (Farrs.) Vide ToLLS AND CUSTOMS. 
——— (Fercus RIvER.) Vide ENNIS CANAL. 
(FIELDING, Edward.) Vide JURIES. 


——~—-— (FISHERIES.) Petition of Landholders and Inha- 
bitants of the Western Coast of Ireland for establishing Sta- 
tions on the Western and Southern shores of that country, for 
the encouragement of the Fisheries; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 35. 








Petition of Fishermen of Bullock, 
Kingstown, &amp;c., for the re-establishment of Bounties, ss ee 
tioned to the Tonnage of Vessels and quantity of Fish taken, as 
encouragement to their Trade, and as a means of Relief; To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 472. 


(FITZGERALD, Dr.) Petition of certain Farmers 
of the Parish of Emly, for an investigation into the conduct 
of Dr. Fitzgerald, a Magistrate for the county of Tipperary, 
in causing the Imprisonment of the Petitioners, and others, 
for an alleged Conspiracy ; To lie on the Table, 297. 


(FLANAGAN, Thomas.) Vide AGRICULTURAL 
Poor. CORPORATION PROPERTY. PUBLIC WORKS. 


(FLAXSEED.) Petitions for re-enacting so much 
of the former Laws for regulating the Linen Trade of Ireland, 
as relates to the inspection of Flaxseed; From the Chamber 
of Commerce of Limerick, 34 ; Tyrone, 301 ; Mayo, 448. 


(FovLe RIverR.) Vide LONDONDERRY AND 
CULMORE ForTS. 


——- (FRANCHISE OF GALWAY.) Vide GALWAY 
FRANCHISE. 


— (FRANKING.) Vide POSTAGE. 


———— (FRANKLIN, Richard.) Vide County INFIR- 
MARIES. 


(FREEHOLDS, REGISTRY OF.) Petition of Free- 
holders of the Barony of Iverk, complaining of difficulties en- 
countered by them in attempting to register their freeholds, 
and praying that the mode of Registry may be assimilated to 
that of England ; To lie on the Table, 497. 


— (FREEMEN, STAMP DvuTIES.) Act of the Par- 
liament of Ireland, 40 Geo. III. c.10, and Act 56 Geo. III. 
c. 56, relating thereto, read ;_ Bill to explain doubts respecting 
the Stamp Duty payable by Freemen of Corporations in Ire- 
land ; Ordered, 515. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 520. Committed, 529. 
Considered, and reported without Amendment; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 532. Passed, 
537- Agreed to by the Lords, 555. Royal Assent, 562. 


———— (GALWAY FRANCHISE.) Petitions for equalizing 
Civil Rights in Galway ; From Cara Brown, 266; Dublin 
National Trades Political Union, 164; Galway, Bakers of, 
235; Butchers of, 82; Cabinet-makers of, 57; Carpenters 
of, 302, 397; Coopers of, 300; 50/. and 20/. Frecholders of, 
41; Free Burgesses and Freemen of, 403; Freeholders of, 
184; Guilds of Trades of, 136; Hatters of, 164; Householders 
of, 16, 547; Joiners of, 57; Magistrates, Landowners and 
others of, 576; Masons of, 168; Nailors of, 287; Painters 
and Glaziers of, 189; Protestant Tradesmen of, 21; Roman 
Catholic Burgesses of, 34; Roman Catholic Artificers of, 374 ; 
Roman Catholic Freemen of, (3 Petitions,) 184; Roman Ca- 
tholic Artisans of, 86; Roman Catholic Handicraftsmen of, 
204; Roman Catholic Householders of, 37; Roman Catholic 
Justices of the Peace of, 271; Roman Catholic Magistrates 
and Free Burgesses of, 21, 143, 397; Roman Catholic Me- 
chanics of, 547; Roman Catholic Traders of, 271; Roman 
Catholic Tradesmen of, 37 ; Ropemakers of, 130; Sawyers of, 
184; a of, 135; Slaters of, 271 ; Stonecutters of, 
143; Tailors of, 168; Tallow Chandlers of, 302 ; Tanners of, 
114, 153; Tobacco Spinners of, 189; Watchmakers of, 207; 
Weavers of, 108 ; Galway County, Landowners, &amp;c. of, 300; 
Ireland,. Members of the National Political Union of, 439 ; 
Maree, 248 ; Newtownsmith, 521; Nuns Island, Roman Ca- 
tholic Merchants and Traders of, 207, 239; Rahoon, 196; 
Roscom, 231, 300; Saint Nicholas, Galway, 333; Tuam, 
Corporation of, 420. 


(GAOoLS.) Vide PRISONERS REMOVAL. 
(GLANDORE DISPENSARY.) Vide DISPENSA- 























RIES. 


(GRAHAM, Rev. John.) Vide CLANDESTINE Mar- 
RIAGES. 


(GRAND JuRIES.) Petition of Inhabitants of Lon- 
donderry for revision of the Laws relating thereto; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 164. 


Petition of Landed Proprietors 
of the County of Tyrone, complaining of the present system 


VOL. 87. 


— 











Sess. 1831-2. 


of County Taxation by Grand Juries ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 289. 





Petition of Grand Jurors as- 
sembled at Carrickfergus Lent Assizes, 1832, that a Bill may 
be introduced into the House, enabling Grand Juries to put 
up Gates, and levy Tolls upon such Roads as may appear to 
them proper, with power to reduce or to increase them; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 303. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Kil- 
tinnell for the repeal of the Grand Jury Laws; To lie on the 
Table, 517. 








. Petitions for Amendment of the 
Laws relating thereto; Kilcorcoran, 12; Moycullen, 577. 


(GRAND JURIES, TITHES AND CHURCH RATES, 
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM, AND EpucaTIoNn.) Pe- 
tition of Inhabitants of the united Parishes of Urney and 
Terminamongan, for revision of Grand Jury Laws, the Aboli- 
tion of Tithes and Church Rates, and in favour of Reform of 
Parliament (Ireland) Bill, and the new plan of Education ; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 370. 


(GRAND JURY ASSESSMENTS.) Petitions com- 
plaining of the Amount thereof, and for relief; From White- 
church and Garrocloyne, 47; Donegal, 100; Dublin, (St. 
Bridget), 571. 


(GRAND JURY ASSESSMENTS, TITHES AND Rr- 
FORM.) Petition of Landholders of Drogheda, complaining 
of the Amount of Grand Jury Assessments, and the system 
of Tithes; and praying that the Clause in the Irish Reform 
Bill, respecting Ten Pound Copyholders, be extended to Ten 
Pound ate in Counties; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 53. 


(GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS.) Vide CH4a- 
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) 


(GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF IRELAND.) Vide 
PARTY PROCESSIONS. 


(GRAZIERS’ STEAM COMPANY.) Petition fora 
Bill for establishing a Company for the Export of Cattle 
and Stock from Ireland by Steam; Referred to a Committee, 
113. ' 





— (GUNPOWDER.) Vide ARMS. 


(HEMPEN MANUFACTURES.) 
NUFACTURES. 


— (HIBERNIAN MARINE SOCIETY.) Petition of 
the Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin for continuance of 
the grant to that Institution; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 143. 

— (JESUITS.) Petition of the Rev. John Benjamin 
M‘Crae for the exclusion of Roman Catholic Members from 
the House, and for the banishment of Jesuits; To lie on the 
Table, 143. 


——_ (Ixuicir DistiILuation.) Vide DistiLia- 
TION. 


— (IMPROVEMENT OF CROWN LANDS.) Vide 
Crown LANDS IMPROVEMENT. 


— (INSOLVENT DEBTORS.) Acts relating thereto, 
read; 243, 244. Bill to continue the same; Ordered, 244, 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 251. Committed,254. Considered, 261. Re- 

rted, 264. To be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reodians 265. Passed, 269. Agreed to by the Lords, 297. 
Royal Assent, 331. 


(INSURRECTION ACT.) Petition of Francis Long- 
worth Dawes, High Sheriff, and James W. Rolleston, one of 
the Grand Jury of the King’s County, for the re-enactment 
of the Insurrection Act ; Referred to the Select Committee on 
the State of Ireland, 403. , 


(JOHNSTON, John Kent.) Vide Post OrFice, 


(JuRIES.) Bill for consolidating the Laws relative 

’ to Jurors and Juries in Ireland; Ordered, 17. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 

printed; 17. Committed, 29. Committee deferred, 41, 55, 

61,71, 75» 87, 99» 105, 116,128. Bill considered,147. Re- 

ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
151. Passed, 157. 


Vide LINEN Ma- 























aati Petitions, That a Clause may be intro- 
duced into the Bill making Provision for Governors and other 
Officers employed in Gaols in Ireland; From Edward Fielding, 
52; William Smartt, 196; Officers of Sligo Prison, 231 ; 
Wm. Clarke, &amp;c. 238; John Crowe, 484. 

Petition of Members of the National 

Trades’ Political Union of Dublin, for extending the principles 

of the Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 50, for regulating Juries in England, 

to Ireland; To lie on the Table; and to be printed, 136. 

Vide GRAND JURIES, 


(IvERK, BARONYOF.) Vide FREEHOLDS, REGIS. 
TRY OF. 








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IN DEX ¢@o the E1GgutTy-seEvENTH VoLuMeR. [4-1831-2. 





= 


IRELAND —continned. 
(KEATING, John.) Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM 


“rs 





— (KILDARE POLIcE.) Vide CONSTABULARY Po- 
LICE. _ 
— (KILKENNY RoapD.) Vide SHANKHILL. 


(Kino’s Bencu, Court oF.) Bill to regulate 
the Office of Clerk of the Crown of the Court of King’s Bench 
in Ireland ; Ordered, 243. 








—_——— 





Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of granting 
© Salaries to the Clerk of the Crown of the Court of King’s 
Bench, and his Assistant in Ireland; The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Motion agreed to; Matter to be consi- 
dered in a Committee of the whole House; 249. Considered; 
Proceedings in Committee; 254. Resolution reported; and 
agreed to; 260. Bill ordered, 261. Vide infra. 
Bill to regulate the 
Office of Clerk of the Crown in the Court of King’s Bench in 
Ireland; Ordered, 262. Presented, andread ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 291. Committed, 
299. Committee deferred, 302, 309, 312, 315, 321. Bill con- 
sidered, 326. Report deferred, 330. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 335: Third 
Reading deferred, 343. Bill passed, 353. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 389. Royal Assent, 430. 
—— (Kino’s CounTyY ASsiZES.) Bill for holding the 
Assizes for the King’s County in Ireland, twice in every 
ear at Tullamoore, instead of Philipstown; Ordered, 290. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 291. Second Reading deferred, 303, 314, 321. 
Bill committed, 334. Considered, 352. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 368. Passed, 
382. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 424. Considered ; 
and agreed to; 434. Royal Assent, 460. 
Petition of Inhabit- 
ants of Philipstown, against ; To lie on the Table, 339. 


Petitions in favour; 

















From King’s County ; Philipstown, 347. 


— (LABOURERS’ WaGES.) Petition of Labourers, 
employed under Robert Bourne, Supervisor and Overseer of 
the Ashbourne Road, (North Division), complaining of the 
Truck system having been adopted by their employer m the 
&lt;= of their wages; and praying for investigation; To 
ie on the Table, 342. 








(LEES, Sir Harcourt.) Vide STATE OF IRELAND. 
—_—_—— (Le1GuH Roap.) Vide TURNPIKE TOLLS. 
———— (LETTERS.) Vide POSTAGE. 


—— (LINEN MANUFACTURES.) Act relating thereto, 
read ; Bill for the better regulation of the Linen and Hempen 
Manufactures of Ireland; Ordered, 409. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 418. 
Committed, 427. Committee deferred, 437, 452, 459, 476. 
Bill considered, 480. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 485. Passed, 487. Agreed to 
G the Lords, 528. Royal Assent, 542. 


— (LIVINGSTON, Richard and William.) Vide Dr1s- 
TILLATION. 


(LOANS ON SECURITY.) Motion for leave to bring 
in a Bill for enabling Tenants for Life of settled Estates in 
Ireland to raise money by mortgage for improving the same ; 
and for facilitating the Loan of Money Securities in Ireland ; 
Motion withdrawn, 441. 


~— (LOCAL ASSESSMENTS.) Vide Cork LOCAL 
ASSESSMENTS. 


(LocaL TAXATION.) Vide DuBLIN LOCAL 
TAXATION, 
— (LONDONDERRY IMPROVEMENT.) Petition for 
a Bill to amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 19. Re- 
ported; Report referred to Select Committee on Standing 
Orders; 131. (Vide Sranpinc Orpers.) Report, That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed, 150. Report read; Bill 
ordered; 159. Presented, and read, 180. Cousmitted, 311. 
Time enlarged for Report, 341, 380, 410, 431. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 435. Passed, 438. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 461. 








—- 














- Petitions against; 
From Governors of Ulster Plantation, 319. Referred; and 
Counsel ordered; 320. Merchants, &amp;c. of Londonderry ; 
Referred, 344. Merchants and Traders of Londonderry, 393. 
Referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 394. 
&gt; Petition of House- 
holders of the City and suburbs of Londonderry, against; and 
complaining of various alleged acts of misconduct on the part 
of the Corporation ; and praying for an investigation; 365. 
— AND CULMORE Forts.) Pe- 
tition of Landed Proprietors and others of Londonderry, and 
of the Counties of Donegal and Tyrone, that the Salary of the 
Governor of the said Forts may be applied to erecting a Stone 
or Iron Bridge over the River Foyle, toll-free ; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 499. ; 








———— (LORD CHANCELLOR'S SECRETARIES.) 
SECRETARIES OF LORD CHANCELLOR. 


(M‘CayY, John.) Vide Donerry, Margaret. . 
——_—— (M‘CRAE, Reverend John Benjamin.) Vide J ESUITS. 
(M:* MULLEN, John.) Vide Coal. TRADE. 


— (Manon, D'Arcy.) Vide STAMP OFFICE SuPER- 
ANNUATION. 


———— (MALLow, Borough of.) 
MALLOW AND YOUGHALL. 


(MALT DRAWBACK.) Petitions for reduction of the 
Duty on Spirits, and for the total repeal of the Malt Draw- 
back; From Donegal, 164; Distillers of the North of Ireland, 
399- 


Vide 





Vide DUNGARVAN, 








(MARKETS.) Vide TOLLS AND CUSTOMS. 


(MASTER OF THE ROLLS.) Bill to enable the Master 
of the Rolls of Ireland to try the title claimed by him to ap- 
point a Secretary for the Rolls Court; Ordered, 37. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 39. Second Reading deferred, 85. Bill com- 
mitted, 109, Order for Committee read ; Motion, That Mr. 
Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, and 
made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Committee put 
off for Six months; 137. 








Petition of Richard Bolton 
M‘Causland and Robert Long, joint Secretaries to the Lord 
Chancellor of Ireland, against; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 92. 

(MAYNOOTH COLLEGE.) Petitions for discontinu- 
ance of the Grant to the College of Maynooth; From Aber- 
deen, 268; Bolsover, 341; Glasgow, Motion for printing 
Petition ; Question Neg. thereupon, 497 ; Glenawly, Members 
of the Orange Lodge of, 534; Newcastle-upon-l'yne, Pres- 
bytery of, 455; Nottingham, 520; Stirling, Presbytery of, 
304; Stirling and Falkirk, Presbytery of, 455: 

Petition of Burgesses and 
Inhabitants of Glasgow, in favour ; To lie on the Tabie, 333. 
Vide EDUCATION. 
——— (MILLS, George Dallas.) Vide Post OFFICE. 
(MINISTER’S MONEY.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Dublin, that the collection of the arrears of Minister’s money 
be limited toa period of two or three years, and for a more 


equitable mode of collection; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 53. 














Petition of Members of the 
National Trades Political Union, Dublin, for the repeal of the 
Act authorizing the collection of Minister’s money ; To lie on 
the Table, 189. 


— (Money SeEcuRITIES.) Vide LoANS. TENANTS 
FOR LIFE. 


———— (MUNSTER, Paul Lovenorn.) Vide ADMIRALTY 
Court. 


(Mourpuy, William.) Motion for laying before the 
House, Copies of the Memorial presented to the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of the County of Mayo, by William Murphy, com- 
plaining of a punishment inflicted on him by the Magistrates 
of the said County ; and Correspondence between the Lord 
Chancellor of Ireland and the Lord Lieutenant of the County 
of Mayo thereupon ; Motion withdrawn, 246. 


——— (Murray, late James.) Bill from the Lords, for 
effecting the sale of certain Estates in the County of Donegal, 
devised by the Will of James Murray, Esquire, deceased ; and 
for laying out the money arising from such Sale, under the 
direction of the Court of Chancery in the purchase of other 
Estates to be settled to the same uses, 312. Read, 313. Com- 
mitted, 324. Reported, and passed, 363. Royal Assent, 381. 

———— (NAAS TURNPIKE ROAD.) Vide DUBLIN AND 
NAAS. 











(New Ross, BoRouGH OF.) Vide PARLIAMENT, 
REFORM OF. 

— (NEWTOWNBARRY;) Petitions respecting the A ffray 
at Newtownbarry ; from Waterford ; Fethard, &amp;c.; 396. 
(Nist Prius Court.) Vide DUBLIN. 


———— (O’MorAN, Richard.) Vide DRiscoLL, Michael. 
(O’NEIL, William.) Vide TITHES. 


(ORDNANCE SURVEY.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Dungarvan, Cappoquin and other places, that the Ordnance 
Survey in progress in Ireland may be extended to the Count 
of Waterford, with all convenient speed ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 21. 

(OUTRAGES.) Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to inquire into the efficiency of the Laws at present in 
force in Ireland, for the suppression of Outrages against the 
Public Peace; Motion dropped for want of Forty Members, 


335-— 








Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to examine into the state of the distur d Counties in 
Ireland, and into the immediate causes which have produced 
the 


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I 


RELAN D—continued. 


the same, and into the efficiency of the Laws for the sup- 
pression of Outrages against the Public Peace; Amendment 

roposed, and made; Main Question as amended, agreed 
to; Committee appointed ; Power to send for persons, papers 
and records; to report Observations ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
360. Petition referred, 403. Members added, 409, 449. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report; to lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 548. 








Vide STATE OF IRELAND. 

— (PAPER.) Petition of Proprietors of Paper Manu- 
factories in Ireland, for the repeal or modification of the Duties 
on Paper; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 35. 


(PAPER HANGINGS.) Petition of Manufacturing 
Paper Stainers of Ireland, for the repeal of the Duty thereon ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 86. 

( PARISHES.) Vide UNION oF PARISHES. 


(PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF.) Bill to amend the 
Representation of the People in Ireland; Ordered, 38. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to 
be printed ; 42. Second Reading deferred, 91, 147,201, 217, 
254, 274, 308. Bill committed, 343. Considered, and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 353. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 373. Order for further consideration of Re- 
port read; Bill re-committed; 394. Considered; Committee 
report Progress; 395. Bill further considered ; Committee 
report Progress; 411. Instruction to Committee to make 
Provision for compensating wae employed under the Act 
for registering the claims of Voters, 414. Bill further con- 
sidered; Committee report Progress; 433. Committee de- 
ferred, 438. Bill further considered ; Committee report 
Progress; 443. Bill further considered, 451. Committee 
report Progress, 452. Committee deferred, 459. Bill further 
considered, 466. Committee report Progress, 469. Bill 
further considered, 473. Reported ; Day appointed for fur- 


~ ther considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 474. 


Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 489. Third Reading deferred, 
495- Bill passed, 502. By the Lords with Amendments, 
540. Day appointed for considering them; To be printed ; 
540. Consideration thereof deferred, 545, 549. Amend- 
ments considered, 552. Agreed to with an Amendment, 553. 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 557. Royal Assent, 562. 





Proceedings in Com- 
mittee, 395, 411, 433, 443, 451, 452, 466, 467, 468, 469, 473, 


. 474- 


Motion forthe House 





-. to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of making Pro- 


vision for the Payments and Expenses to the Chairman, 
‘Recorders, Barristers and Clerks of the Peace, under the Bill 
for amending. the Representation of the People in Ireland ; 
The King’s Recommendation signified ; Matter to be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House; 400. . Considered ; 


_ Proceedings in Committee; 409. Resolution reported and 


agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 414. Vide supra. 





Petitions in favour ; 
From Bective, 388 ; Clonmel, 189; Kilcoman and Robin, 168 ; 


. Kilcoo, 235; Kilkenny, 333; Kimsale, 333; Navan, 388 ; 


Waterford, 43; Westmeath, 177. 





Petitions against; 
From Ardbraccan, 455; Arva, 453 ; Cheshire, 205 ; Drogheda, 
111; Dublin, Corporation of Shoemakers of, 143 ; Dublin, 
Members of the Royal Schomberg Orange Lodge, 455; Dub- 
lin, Sheriffs and Commons of, 433; Okehampton, 205; 
Protestant Conservative Society of Ireland, 410, 455; Trim, 
534- 


Petitions for an in- 





creased number of Representatives for Ireland ; From Skreen 
and Rathfigh, 60; Barony of Gallen, 394. 





Petition of Gentry, 


| Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants, of the County of Ros- 


common, for giving to Ireland her full and fair share of 
Representatives ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 70. 





— Petitions respecting 
the details of the Bill; From Athlone, 2145 Ballycallan, 134; 
Callan, 333; Clonmell, (Two Petitions,) 462:; Carrick-on-Suir, 
79, 380; Dublin, Corporation of Weavers of, 380; Durrow, 
333 ; Glasgow, North West Political Union, Members of, 488 ; 
Graigue, 333; Grange Gorman, 79; Ireland, Political Union 
of, 380, 488; Kidderminster, Political Union of, 380; Kilkenny, 
Saint John, 333 ; Kilkenny, Saint Mary, 333; Kilkenny, Saint 
Patrick, 333; Killaloe, 333 ; Kilmanagh, 333; Knocktopher, 
333; Leicester, Members of Political Union of, 465; National 
Political Union, Members of, 498; National Trades Political 


_. Union, Members of, 79; New Ross, 586; Saint Canice, 333 ; 


Thomastown, 333; Tipperary, Independent Club, 462; Tuam, 
466 ; Urlingford, 333. 





Petitions for grant- 
ing to Ireland a measure of Reform, as full, as efficient and 
as extensiveas that for England ; From Attwood, Thomas, 448 ; 


VOL. 87.—Sess, 1831-2. 


Balaconick, 448 ; Barnstaple,q419; Bath, 492; Belfast Reform 
Society, 220 ; Bethnal Green, Political Union of, 432 ; Borris, 
398 ; Bradford (Wilts), 487; Bristol, 432; Bury, Political 
Union of, 439 ; Cappoquin, 419; Cashel, 266; Clonmel, 403 ; 
ng Sir Jonah, 82; Derrypatrick, 164; Dewsbury, 398 ; 
Dublin, National Trades, Political Union of, 410; Dudley, 487; 
Duncormack, 448; Dunsany, &amp;c. 266; Edgeworthstown, 472 ; 
Felton, 448 ; Frome Selwood, 419; Gorey, 396; Greenwich and 
Deptford, Political Union of, 472 ; Keating, John, 419; Kil- 
coan, 448; Kilcoman and Robin, 448; Killag, 448; Killeagh, 
439; Kilmannon. 448 ; Kilmesson,196; Kiltayle, 266 ; Knock- 
bridge, 487; Lambeth, Political Union of, 439; Liverpool, 
423; To be printed, 423; London, Corporation of, 460; Mac-~ 
clesfield, 472 ; Monaghan, 455; New Ross (Wexford), 487 ; 
North Western Metropolitan Union, 472; Rossmore, 403 ; 
Salford, 432; Sheffield, Political Union of, 410; Tipperary, 
403; Waterford, 266,410; Wolverhampton, 443; Worcester, 
Political Union of, 410. : 





Petitions for addi- 
tional Representatives; Limerick, 143; Moincoin and Cata- 
geen, 206; Windgap, 547. 





Petitions, praying 
for two additional Representatives for the City of Dublin ; 
From Dublin, 380; Chamber of Commerce of Dublin; Bankers, 
&amp;c. of Dublin, 432. 











— Petition of the Coun- 
cil of the Leeds Political Union, respecting the Bill, offered ; 
and, by leave, withdrawn; 435. 


— (PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, BILL, AND Epuca- 
TION.) Petition of Protestant Inhabitants of Prebawn and 
other places, against Reform of Parliament Bill and the new 
system of Education; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
34l. 


-—-——— (PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, AND TITHES.) Pe- 


tition of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Lower Killeavey, for 


- extending to Ireland as full a measure of Reform as that 


’ proposed for England, and for the abolition of Tithes ; To lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed; 399. 


-— (PARTY PROCEsSsIoNS ) Bill to restrain in certain 
cases Party Processions in Ireland; Ordered, 400. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 

- printed ; 409. Second Reading deferred, 414. Bull committed, 
418. Committee deferred, 423, 428, 442, 544. Bill consi- 
dered in Committee; Committee report Progress ; 433. Com- 


- mittee deferred, 438, 445, 453, 460, 469, 489, 506, 531, 553, 
- 561,566. Bill further considered, 568. Proceedings in Com- 


mittee, 568, 569. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 575. Passed, 578. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 588. Considered; and eo | to; 588. Royal 


- Assent, 591. 





‘416; Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, 








Petitions against; from 
Members of the Protestant Conservative Society of Ireland, 


434; Royal Schom- 
berg Orange Lodge of, Dublin, 454. 


— (PEACE.) Vide COMMISSIONS OF THE PEACE. 


——— (PuH@niIx Park.) Vide DUBLIN CEMETERY. 


: (PLUNKETT, James Gunning.) Petition of James 
Gunning Plunkett, a Prisoner in Roscommon Gaol, complain- 
_ Ing of excessive Bail being demanded of him; and praying for 
the interference of the House ; To lie on the Table, 557. 
(POLIcE.) Petition of Inhabitants of Naas, complain- 
ing of the conduct of the Police in that neighbourhood, in 
removing placards, announcing a meeting to petition against 
Tithes; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 311. 


(Poor.) Motion, That it is expedient to establish a 
ermanent provision for the suffering and destitute poor of 
ry by alevy upon all the Real Property of that part of 
the United Kingdom, and more particularly upon that of the 

_ Absentees; Question, Previous Neg. thereupon, 417. 








Vide ABSENTEES. AGRICULTURAL Poor. 


(Poor Laws.) Petition of Inhabitants of Leeds 
against the introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland, until all 
the Church Property that formerly belonged to the Poor of 
that Country be appropriated to the purposes for which it was 

- intended; Referred to Select Committee on Tithes (Ireland,) 
44: 
Petitions for the introduction of Poor 





Laws into Ireland; From Armagh, 399 ; Edwards, Thomas, 
231; Southwark, 455. , 


(PoPpuLaATION AcT.) Petition of Enumerators of 
the County of Londonderry, complaining of their not having 
been remunerated for their trouble in taking the Population 

* Returns of Ireland in 1831; To lie-on the Table, 554. 


(PosTAGE.) ‘ Acts 23 and 24 Geo. III. c: 17 of the 
Parliament of Ireland, and 59 Geo. IIT. c. 108, relating thereto, 
read ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
65. Considered, 68. Resolution reported and agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 72. Vide infra. 








— Bill to enable His Majesty’s Post 

master General to extend the accommodation by Post, to 

j | regulate 
* 





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[.4. 1831-2. 








IRELAND—continued. 


regulate the privilege of Franking in Ireland, and _for other 
purposes relating to the Post Office; Ordered, 72. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 

rinted; 77. Committed, 87. Committee deferred, 99, 122. 
Bill considered, 129. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day. ap- 
pointed for Third sary ; 133. Passed, 147. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 175. Royal Assent, 219. 


(Post COMMUNICATION WITH IRELAND.) Se- 
lect Committee appointed to inquire into the Post Office 
Communication between Great Britain and Ireland ; and to 
report their Observations thereupon to the House; Power to 
send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; Reports referred ; 201. Members added, 209, 229, 419- 
Petitions referred, 248, 510. Power to report Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Report; to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
572. 

~— (Post OFFICE.) Petition of John Kent Johnston, 
of Dublin, Advertising and Newspaper Agent, complaining of 
being impeded in his business by the Officers in the Post 
Office, commonly called “ Clerks of Roads,” and for relief; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 214. 


Petition of George Dallas Mills, 
late Chief Clerk in the Office of the Accountant General of 
the General Post Office, Dublin, complaining of his removal 
from Office, and for redress; To lie on the Table; Motion for 
printing Petition withdrawn; 460. 


Petition of Clotworthy Dobbin 
Devitt, complaining of his removal from the Post Office, and 
for relief; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 461. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Ardee and 
Collon, complaining of the withdrawal of the Mail Coach 
from that line of Road; To lie on the Table, 484. 


—— (Post Roapbs.) Act 45 Geo. III. c. 43. relating 
thereto, read; Bill to amend the said Act; Ordered, 478. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 479. Second Reading deferred, 489, 495. 
Bill to be printed, 495. Second Reading deferred, 502. _ Bill 
committed, 506. Committee deferred, 514. Bill considered, 
518. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 526. Passed, 532. Agreed to by the Lords, 547 
Royal Assent, 550. 

(PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS.) Petition of the 
Moderator and Presbytery Clerk of the Presbytery of Mo- 
naghan, for an augmentation of the Stipends of Presbyte- 
rian Ministers in Ireland; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 79. 























Petition of the 
Minister and Members of the Presbyterian Church of Drog- 
heda, that Presbyterian Ministers may have the Power of in- 
terring Members of their own Communion in public parochial 
Burying Grounds; To lie on the Table; and to be print- 
ed ; §24. 

(PRISONERS REMOVAL.) Bill to authorize the 
Removal of Prisoners from the several Gaols in Ireland in 
case of Epidemic Diseases ; Ordered ; Frag wage and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 511. 
Committed, 515. Considered, 517. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 523. Passed, 
§25. Agreed to by the Lords, 543. Royal Assent, 550. 


——_——. (Process IN EquiTy.) Vide EQuiTy. 


———— (Pupsuic Accounts.) Acts relating thereto, read; 
Bill for transferring the Powers and Duties of the Commis- 
sioners of Public aes in Ireland to the Commissioners 
for auditing the Public Accounts of Great Britain; Ordered, 
526. Presented, and read ; 7 appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed ; 533- Committed, 537. Considered, 
540. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 545. Passed, 548. Agreed to by the Lords, 563. 
Royal Assent, 570. 

(Pusuic Works.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan 
for the encouragement thereof; To lie on the Table, 231. 


(QUEEN’S Country.) Petition of the Lord Lieute- 
nant, High Sheriff, Grand Jury and Magistracy of the Queen’s 
County, for an a pg into the perilous state of that County ; 
To lie on the Table; and to de printed; 335. 


(RECORDER OF DUBLIN.) Vide DuBLIN, RE- 
CORDER OF. 


(REFORM OF PARLIAMENT.) Vide PARLIA- 
MENT. 


——-—— (REGISTRY FOR DEEDS.) Petition of Clerks in the 
Office for the Registry of Deeds in Dublin, against alteration 
of the present Act for the regulation of the Office, in relation 
to them ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 58. 

—— Bill to regulate the Office 

for registering Deeds, Conveyances and Wills in Ireland ; 

Ordered, 67. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 

pe svene f and to be printed ; 153. Committed, 194. Com- 

mittee deferred, 212, 224, 229, 243. Bill considered ; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee ; 246. Reported; Day appointed for 














further considering Report ; 250. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 255. Order for further consideration of Report, 
read ; Motion for now reading Amendments a Second time; 
Amendment proposed, and made ; Main Question, as amended, 
agreed to; Bill re-committed to a Select Committee; Motion, 
That Mr. Jephson be a Member of the Committee; Debate 
thereupon, adjourned ; 261. Debate resumed ; Bill committed 
to a Select Committee ; Power to send for persons, papers and 
records ; Five to be the Quorum; Instruction to Committee 
to inquire into the nature and extent of the duties and respon- 
sibility of the Registrars of Deeds in Ireland; and also, into 
the circumstances attendant on the making of two Treasury 
Minutes of the same date, granting £.1,500 and £.1,200 per 
annum to the Registrars ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 265. 
Members added, 330. Power to report Observations, together 
with Minutes of Evidence, 481. Bill reported, with Minutes 
of Evidence; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Bill, as amended, and Minutes of Evidence, to be printed ; 
481. Order for further consideration of Report, read; Bill 
re-committed, 502. Committee deferred, 508,514. Bill con- 
sidered ; Committee report progress; 519. Bill further con- 
sidered, 524. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 526. Passed, 532. Agreed to by the Lords, 
551. Royal Assent, 555. 





Proceedings in Com- 
mittee, 519, 524. 





Petition in favour; From 

Solicitors of Cork, 201. , 

(REGISTRY OF FREEHOLDS.) Vide FREEHOLDS. 

(Recium Donum GRANT.) Petition of Ministers 
of the Presbytery of Donegal, for an increase and equalization 
of the Grant of Regium Donum; To lie on the Table; and to | 
be printed, 164. 

(REMOVAL OF PRISONERS.) Vide PRISONERS 

REMOVAL. 

———— (Roaps.) Vide Post Roaps. 

———— (ROLLESTON, James W.) Vide INSURRECTION 
AcT. 





(RotuLs.) Vide MASTER OF THE ROLLS. 


———— (Roman CATHOLIC CLERGYMEN.) Vide CLAN- 
DESTINE MARRIAGES. 


(Roman CATHOLIC MARRIAGES.) Acts of the 
Parliament of Ireland, read ; Bill to repeal so much thereof as 
imposes Penalties on Roman Catholic Clergymen celebrating 
Marriages contrary to the Provisions of the said Acts ; Ordered ; 
presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 209. Second Reading deferred, 232, 237. 
Order for Second Reading, read ; Motion for now reading Bill a 
Second time, put and agreed to; Bill committed ; 243. Com- 
mittee deferred, 254. Bill put off for six months, 325. 
Petition of Mi- 
nisters of the Presbytery of Antrim, against; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 586. 


— (SACRAMENTAL TEST). Acts of the Parliament of 
Ireland, relating thereto, read; Bill to amend the said Acts; 
Ordered ; 30. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed ; 42. Committed, 45. Con- 
sidered, 55. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 61. Passed, 72. Agreed to by the Lords, 
108. Royal Assent, 125. 

(SAINT SEPULCHRE’S, Barony of.) Vide DuB- 
LIN COUNTY ASSESSMENTS. 


(SAVAGE, John.) Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM 











OF. 


— (SECRETARIES OF LORD CHANCELLOR.) Motion 
for laying before the House, a Copy of the Appointment or 
Appointments of W. M. M‘Causland and Robert Long, as 
Joint Secretaries of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, &amp;c.; 
Amendment proposed, To add at the end thereof, the words 
“also, Copy of the Appointment of Richard Lockwood, Esquire, 
as Secretary to the Lord Chancellor Manners,” &amp;c. put, and 
agreed to; main Question, as amended, agreed to, 168. 

——_—— (SHEEHAN, Thomas.) Vide TITHES. 

———~— (SHANKHILL Road.) Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the Road from Shankhill to the city of 
Waterford ; and Bill ordered, 42. Presented, and read, 207. 
Committed, 256. Reported; to be ingrossed; 292. Passed, 
296. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. Royal Assent, 331. 

(SMARTT, William.) Vide JURIES. 


———— (SPECIAL CONSTABLES.) Vide CONSTABLES, 
SPECIAL. 

(Stamp Duties.) Vide ATTORNIES CERTIFI- 
CORPORATIONS. FREEMEN. 


(STAMP OFFICE SUPERANNUATION.) Petition of 
D’Arcy Mahon, complaining of the inadequacy of his retired 
Allowance ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 267. 

. (STATE OF IRELAND.) Petition of Noblemen and 
others of the County and City of Cork, complaining of the 
State of Ireland, against the repeal of the Union, the ao 


of Education, and any measures calculated to diminis so 
jus 





CATES. 





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IRELAN D—continued. 
just influence of Property in the Representative System; To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 208. 


Petition of Sir Harcourt 





Lees, complaining of the present disturbed state of Ireland, 
against the Reform of Parliament Bill, and for repeal of the 
Roman Catholic Relief Act; To lie on the Table, 492. 





Vide OUTRAGES. 

———— (SUBLETTING ACT.) Bill to repeal an Act passed 
in the seventh year of his late Majesty, to amend the Law of 
Ireland respecting the Assignment and Sub-letting of Lands 
and Tenements, and to substitute other provisions in lieu 
thereof; Ordered ; presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 17. Second Reading 
deferred, 29. Bill committed, 41. Committee deferred, 55. 
71,75, 87, 99, 122. Bill considered ; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; 127. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 142. Third Reading deferred, 147. Bill 


passed, 152. Agreed to by the Lords, 178. Royal As- 
sent, 219. 





Petition of Inhabitants of 
Kilfinaghty, for the repeal thereof; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 188. 








Vide TITHES AND SUB- 
LETTING ACT. 


— — (Sworps RoapD.) Vide DUBLIN TURNPIKE 
RoaDs. 


(TENANTS FOR LIFE.) Bill for enabling Te- 
nants for Life of Settled Estates in Ireland, to raise Money 
by Mortgage, for improving the same, and for facilitating the 
Loan of Money Securities in Ireland; Ordered, 481. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 490. Second Reading deferred, 503, 523, 
532- 





(TITHES.) Motion for laying before the House, 
a Return, by the Registrar of each Ps in Ireland, of the 
number of Parishes, the Tithes of which, or a modus, are in 
the whole or in part the property of, and paid to the use of 


any Bishop or person in Holy Orders, &amp;c.; Motion with- 
drawn, 22. 





Copy of the Correspondence with Dublin Castle, requiring 
Troops to be sent into the County cf Kildare on the days 
appointed to hold Meetings to petition against the Tithe System 
at Narraymore and other places ; Motion withdrawn, 246. 





So much of His Majesty’s Speech at the 
opening of the Session, as relates to Tithes in Ireland, read ; 
Select Committee appointed to inquire into the collection and 
payment of Tithes in Ireland, and the state of the Laws relating 
thereto, and to report their observations thereupon to the 
House ; Power to send for persons, papers and records ; Five 
to be the Quorum; 26. Petitions referred, 44,48. Power to 
Committee to report from time to time, 116. Report ; to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 122. Thomas Sheehan 
ordered to attend the House on a certain day, 352. Complaint 
made by the Chairman of the said Select Committee, of 
the publication, in the Dublin Evening Mail newspaper, of a 
Document, purporting to be the Second Report of the said 
Committee ; Newspaper delivered in and read; House in- 
formed that Thomas Sheehan was in attendance ; Thomas 
Sheehan called in and examined ; Resolution, That the pub- 
lication of the said Document, is a high breach of the pri- 
vileges of this House ; Thomas Sheehan ordered to be com- 
mitted to the custudy of the Serjeant at Arms; subject-matter 
of complaint to be considered on a future day ; 360. Matter of 
Complaint considered ; Persons called in, and examined; Pe- 
tition of Thomas Sheehan expressing his contrition, and pray- 
ing to be discharged ; Thomas Sheehan ordered to be wbx F 
to the Bar; called in, and admonished by Mr. Speaker; and 
discharged upon payment of his fees; what was said by 
Mr.Speaker to be entered in the Journals; 365. Second 
Report; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 374. 





Petitions for abolition of Tithes in Ireland; 
From Abbert, 184; Abington, 461 ; Ardagh, 432; Ardbraccan, 
&amp;c. 420; Ardcath, 174,271; Ardee, &amp;c. 546; Ardkeen, 311 ; 
Ardnageehy, 539; Ardrahan, 184; Arklow, Union of, 557; 
Athboy, &amp;c. 271; Athy, 239; Balaconick, 103; Balleclough, 
204; Ballee, 311; Ballinakill,114; Ballingarry, 497; Ballin- 
robe, 174; Ballon, &amp;c. 385; Ballycallan, 196; Ballylanheen, 
156; Bally Mac Hugh, &amp;c. 365 ; Ballymacormick, &amp;c. 271 ; 
Ballymartle, 196 ; Ballymore, 342 ; Ballymore Eustace, &amp;c. 
235; Ballynaslaney, &amp;c. 265; Balmakeny, 297; Bannow, 265 ; 
Bargy, Barony of (Wexford) 396 ; Battle, 546; Bective, 586; 
Belfast, 235: Boher, 461; Bohernabreenagh, 512; Borris, 
265; Boston, 557; Butlerstown, 156; Cadamstown, &amp;c. 239; 
Carberry, Union of, 311 ; Carlingford, 546. Carne, &amp;c. 586; 
Carne and Lady’s Island, 103 ; Carnew, 265, 342 ; Carrickbeg, 
156; Carrickmacross, 432; Carrickmacross, Members of the 
Trades Political Union of, 586; Carrick-on-Suir, 184 ; Carrig- 
rohan, &amp;c. (an objection being taken to certain expressions in 
the said Petition, as indicating the determination of the Peti- 


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Motion for laying before the House, a — 


tioners to resist the Law by force; Motion, that the Petition do 
lie upon the Table ; Question Neg. thereupon ; 547 ;) Cashel, 
262; Castle Gregory, &amp;c. 499; Castle Jordan, 471; Castle 
Lyons, 497; Celbridge, 471; Clahane, &amp;c. 512; Clankeen, 439 ; 
Clara, 196; Clonacool, 491; Clonbroney, 471 ; ~ uapeaade 
239; Clondalkin, &amp;c. 461; Clone, Union of, 265 ; Clonenagh, 
241; Clonmel, 262, 461; Clonmethan, 114; Clonmore, 265, 
483, 487; Clonoulty, &amp;c. 461; Cloonish, 189; Clough, &amp;c. 
396; Clougher, 184 ; Collumbkill, 271 ; Comber, 471; Cong, 
287,512; Coolbanagher and Ardee, 220 ; Cove, and the Great 
Island, Cork, 521; Crossmolina, 271; Cruisetown, 265; 
Cullen, 471 ; Danesfort and Burnchurch, 114; Derrypatrick, 
164; Donagheavy, 419 ; Donamina, 297; Donegore, Xc. 471 , 
Drogheda, 204 ; Dromin, 546 ; Drumcar, 483; Drumconrath, 
&amp;c. 342; Drumshallon, &amp;c. 483; Dublin, National Trades 
Political Union of, 189; Dungarvan, 196, 471; Dunifore, 
Barony of (Westmeath,) 177; Deeks, Union of, 461; 
Dunlavin, &amp;c. 1143 Dunleer, &amp;c. 483 ; Dunrany and Killeen, 
174; Eastaughnamullen, 420; Edenderry, &amp;c. 420; Eder- 
mine, Political Union of, 396; Enniscorthy and Temple- 
shannon, 265; Enniskeen, 399; Fartianna, 204; Faughart, 
546; Fethard, &amp;c. 461; Fiddown, Union of, 512; Forth, 
Barony of, 265; Galbally, 497; Garristown, &amp;c. 420; Garro- 
cloyne, 516 ; Glasgow, Political Union of, 590 ; Gorey, 265 ; 
Gowran, 156; Graige Ullard, &amp;c. 461; Granard, 108; Hackets- 
town, 114, 399; Halifax, Members of Political Union of, 586 ; 
Ham (Meath,) 443; Harristown, 239; High Wycombe, 583; 
Hospital, &amp;c. 497; Jreland, Inhabitants of, 136; Johnstown, 
271; Kells, 114; Kentstown, &amp;c. Union of, 271; Kilbeggan, 
342; Kilbreedy, &amp;c. 33; Kilbrew and Tryvett, 196; Kilbrin, 
1965; Kilbritain, 461; Kilcash and Templetreny, 184; Kil- 
cavin, &amp;c. 487; Kilcloone, &amp;c. 443; Kilcoan, 103; Kilcock, 
&amp;c. 471; Kildalkey, 342 ; Kilcollumb, &amp;c. 487; Kildare, 471; 
Kilfinaghty, 189 ; Kilkeedy, 342; Kilkenny, 114; Kilcovan, 
265; Kill, &amp;c. 239; Killaban, 184; Killaloe, 195; Kilbo- 
nane, 78; Kilcavey, 248; Killegny and Chapple, 265; 
Killenaule, 265; Kilves, &amp;e. 483; paeoay 546 ; 
Kilmacdonough, &amp;c. 432 ; Kilmaganny, &amp;c. 262 ; Kilmachan, 
432; Kilmanagh, 196; Kilmannan, 103; Kilmeen, 461; Kil- 
messon, 174; Kilmore, &amp;c, 103; Kilrane, 103; Kilree, &amp;Xc. 
196; Kilrossenty, 419; Kilrush 265; Kilsaran and Gernons- 
town, 546; Kilsheelan, &amp;c. 265; Kiltayle, 196; Kiltevan, 
524; Kiltinell and Clonegoose, 184; Kinsale Beg, 156; 
Knockaney, &amp;c. 439; Knockmark and Culmullin, 114; Knock- 
topher, 546; Landulph, &amp;c. 449; Lanesborough, 235; Laracor, 
388 ; Lea, 239, 265, 566; Leeds, Political Union of, 588 ; 
Lisronagh, 403; Lister, &amp;c. 461; Lorha, &amp;c. 487; Lorum, &amp;c. 
385; Loughan, 342; Loughgilly, 399; Loughmore, 461 ; 
Lower Cregan, 189; Lurgan, 586; Manchester, 471; Mar- 
mion, Anthony, 151; Marraugh, 189; Maryborough, 184 ; 
Meigh, 275; Monaghan, 455; Monanimy, 196; Moncoin, 
&amp;c. 396, 512; Monasterevan, &amp;c. 239; Moss Town, 546; 
Mostrim, 420; Mourne Abbey, and Greenagh, 546; Moy- 
anna and Stradbally, 220; Moynalty, 420; Mullinahone, 403; 
Multyfarnham, &amp;c. 265; Myross, 487; Naul, &amp;c. 432 ; Navan, 
164, 271, 388; Newcastle, &amp;c. Union of, 512; Newport 
Pratt, &amp;c. 235; New Ross, 103; Newtown, 78, 164; New- 
townbarry, 396; Newtownhamilton, 399; Nurney, &amp;c. 262; 
Painstown, 388; Paisley, 265, 271; Parle, James, 78; 
Prosperous and Caragh, 471; Rahill and Rathvilly, 160; 
Rathangan, 471; Rathcormac, 419; Rathdrum, &amp;c. 483; 
Rathclaren, 114; Ratoath, &amp;c. 184, 471; Retain, &amp;c. 375; 
Ringrone, 461; Rochdale, 557; Rosdroit, &amp;c. 396; Roslea, 
&amp;c. 449; Rosscarbery, &amp;c. 184; Rower, 265; Saint Andrews, 
and Greyabbey, 311; Seapatrick and Banbridge, 311; Shrule, 
271; Skreen and Rathfigh, 174 ; Sonna, &amp;c. 530 ; Stabannon, 
483; Stamullen, &amp;c. 443; Street, 265; Syddan, &amp;c. 265; 
Tacumshane, 265, 586; Taghmon, 265 ; Templemichael, &amp;c. 
516; Temple Shambo, 396; Templetrine, 461 ; Termonfechin, 
483; Timoleague, 196; Tipperary, 265, 403; Trim, 196; 
Tullow, &amp;c. 385; Tully and Aughuish, 271 ; Tyholland, 271 ; 
Walterstown, 342; Waterford, 396; Wenborough, 557; 
Westmeath, 86; Whitechurch, 34, 516; Windgap, 546; 
Woollen Grange, 114; Worcester, 583; Youghall, 512. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Greenagh for 
amendment of the Laws relating to Tithes; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Tithes (Ireland,) 48. 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into 





a Committee upon a certain day, to consider the subject of 
Tithes in Ireland ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main 
Question agreed to ; To be considered ; Motion, that the Re- 
ort from the Select Committee on Tithes, made 17th Fe- 
ruary, be referred to the Committee; The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified ; Report referred; 175. Matter consi- 
dered; Proceedings in Committee; Committee report Progress ; 
185. Committee deferred, 194, 198, 201, 212, 225. atter 
further considered ; Committee report Progress ; 227, 232, 237. 
Matter further considered ; Resolutions reported ; First Reso- 
lution of the Committee read the first time; Motion for 
reading it a secoud time; Amendment proposed, but not 
made; 242. Resolution agreed to; Subsequent Resolutions 
agreed to; Bill ordered, 243. Vide infra. 





Proceedings in Committee, 227, 231, 232, 
237: ‘ 
(continued. ) 


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IRELAN D—continued. 


(TiTHES.) Bill to facilitate the recovery of Tithes in 
certain cases in Ireland, and for the relief of the Clergy of the 
Established Church; Ordered, 243. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 244. 
Order for Second Reading, read; Motion, that the Bill be 
now read a Second time ; Amendment proposed but not made ; 
Main Question agreed to; Bill coimasitted ; 254. Considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee; 260. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 264. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 269, 274. Bill passed, 279. Agreed to by the Lords, 
342. Royal Assent, 362. 


Petition against ; from Graig, &amp;c. 256. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Enniscorthy 
and Templeshannon, praying the House to suspend its deci- 


sion on the subject of Tithes, until the Reform Bill is passed ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 265. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Birmingham, 
forming the Council of the Birmingham Political Union, for 
postponing the consideration of the situation of the Irish 
Church, and of every other important measure of Policy, until 
the meeting of the Reformed Parliament ; To lie on the Table, 
207. 














Petition of Inhabitants of Walsall, pray- 
ing the House to refuse any Grant, or to adopt any measure 
in favour of the Irish Clergy, until the common injuries 
and privations of all Classes, connected with Agriculture, 
Manufactures and Commerce, are effectually considered and 
redressed ; To lie on the Table, 300. 


Petitions of Inhabitants of Glanworth 
and other ene that the claims of the Poor may not be for- 
gotten in the disposition of Tithes, their right to a third being 
recognized long before the Reformation ; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 365. 


Petition of Landholders and Inhabitants 
of the Baronies of Morgallion, Lower Navan, and Upper and 
Lower Slane, complaining, that a Meeting held by them to 
nye ay the House on the subject of Tithes, had been dispersed 

y the Magistrates, and for an investigation; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 505. 


Petition of Wiiliam O’Neill, of Clonmore, 
Impropriator of the Tithes of the United Parishes of Dun- 
leckny and Augha, complaining of his inability to compel 
the payment of Tithes in those Parishes ; To lie on the Table, 
512. 














— Petition of Lay Impropriators of Tithes 
in Kilerigg, complaining of the refusal of their Tenants to 
pay Tithes ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 524. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Preston, com- 
plaining of the sending of Troops to Ireland to enforce the 
payment of Tithes ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
551. 








Petition of Inhabitants of Hull for the 
repeal of Tithes in Ireland, offered, and withdrawn, 590. 


Vide GRAND JURIES. PARLIAMENT, 





REFORM OF. 


———— (TITHES COMPOSITION AcT.) Petition of Land- 
owners, Farmers and Parishioners of Doneraile, for making 
the Act compulsory ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
275 





Second Report from 
Select Committee on Tithes (Ireland,) made 4 June, read; 
Acts 4 Geo. IV. ec. 99, 5 Geo. IV. c. 62, and 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. 
c. 60, relating thereto, read ; Motion for leave to bring in a 
Bill to amend the Provisions of the Tithes Composition Acts, 
and to render them permanent and compulsory; Amendment 
proposed, 462. Debate thereupon adjourned, 463. Further 
adjourned, 477,480. Resumed; Main Question agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 488.. Vide infra. 





Bill to amend three 
Acts of the 4th, 5th, and 7th and 8th years of his Majesty 
Geo. IV., providing for the establishing of Compositions for 
Tithes in Ireland, and to make such Compositions permanent; 
Ordered, 488. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 491. Committed, 502. 
Committee deferred, £23, 529, 532, 537. Bill considered ; 
Committee report Progress; 519. Bill further considered ; 
Committee report Progress; 541. Bill further considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee ; Committee report Progress ; 544. 
Bill further considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 549. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 552. Passed, 560. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 587. Considered, and agreed 
to, 587. Royal Assent, 591. 





: — Petitions against ; 
from William J, Brabazon, 517; Naas, 566. 

(TITHES AND CHURCH PROPERTY.) Petition 

that all Church Property be taken into the hands of Govern- 

ment, and disposed of, partly for the benefit of the existing 


Protestant ine , and partly for the benefit of the entire Po- 
pulation; from Waterford, 82. 


—_ 














(TiTHES AND CHURCH RATES.) Petitions for 
the abolition thereof; From Aglis, 48 ; Ballincushlane, 5343 
Ballyogan and Graig, 48; Crecora, 318; Crossboyne, &amp;c. 
465; Dublin County, Southern District, 449; Dunmore, 
&amp;c., 48; Kilcoman and Robin, 214; Kilcullen and Gor- 
manstown, 214; Killeely, 516 ; Killune, 516 ; Killmacamogue, 
546; Kilmain, 214; Limerick, 583; Lismolin, Union of, 48 ; 
Maheracloone, 420; Moleavy and Monasterboice, 546; Old 
Leighlin, &amp;c., 160; Oldtown, 48; Santry, 524; Tacumshane, 
48; Templemichael, 556; Toomb, 524. 


———_— (TITHES AND SUB-LETTING ACT.) Petition of 
Forty-five. Labourers residing on a part of the Lands :of 
Tankerstown (Limerick) for the abolition. of Tithes, and repeal 
of the Sub-letting Act; To lie on the Table; and to ‘be 
printed ; 34. 

— (TITHES AND VESTRY ACT.) Petitions for the 
abolition of Tithes, and repeal of the Vestry Act ; From Dun- 
cormack, 103; Killag, 103. 

-_—_—— (TITHES AND YEOMANRY CoRPS.) Petition of 
Landholders and Inhabitants of Louth, for the abolition 
thereof ; To lie on the Table, 488. 


— (Topacco.) Bill to provide for the Sale, Manufac- 
ture and Consumption of Tobacco grown in Ireland before the 
ist day of January 1832 ; Ordered ; presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 155. 
Committed, 161. Committee deferred, 165, 169, 173, 175. 
Bill considered, 19. Report deferred, 181. Bull reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 185. 
Passed, 194. By the Lords, with Amendments, 211. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 215, Royal Assent, 219. 


(TOLLS AND CusToMS,) Petition of Victuallers and 
Cattle Exporters of Youghall, for the abolition of Tolls and 
Customs at Fairs and Markets in Ireland ; To lie on the Table, 
and to be printed ; 342. 




















(TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN.) Petition of Mem- 
bers of the National Political Union of Ireland, that the Sa- 
cramental Test enforced by the Board of Dublin College, be 
henceforward dispensed with as a qualification for Scholar- 
ships; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 432. 


— (Truck.) Vide LABOURERS’ WAGES. 


(TuRNPIKE RoADS.) Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the state of the Roads under Turnpike Trusts 
in Ireland; the amount of Receipt, Expenditure and Debts 
of each Trust; and whether the Pakiiens of the Act under 
which each Trust was formed, have been complied with ; 
Power to send for persons, papers and records; Five to be 
the Quorum; 140. Members added, 153. Petitions referred, 
157, 189, 201, 238, 244. Member added, 231. Paper re- 
ferred, 271. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report 
to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 526. 


° Vide DUBLIN. 


(TURNPIKE TOLLS.) Petitions complaining of 

the amount of Turnpike Tolls in Ireland ; From Dungarvan ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Turnpike Roads (Ire- 
land,) 201; Josiah Coghill Coghill, Referred, 238; Leigh, 
Referred, 244; Colligan, 397; Ballinakill, 521. 
—— (TURNPIKE TRUSTS.) Petition of Merchants, 
Traders and Inhabitants of Drogheda for a general Inquiry 
into all Turnpike Trusts ; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Turnpike Roads (Ireland,) 157. 


— (VALUATION.) Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to 
amend two Acts of the seventh year of his late Majesty, and 
of the first and second year of His present Majesty, for the 
uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements, in the several 
Baronies, Parishes and other Divisions of Counties in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 409. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 418. Committed, 427. 
Committee deferred, 437, 445, 452, 460, 464, 470. Bill con- 
sidered, 478. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 480. Passed, 485. Agreed to by the Lords, 
505. Royal Assent, 542. 


(VALUATION OF Houses.) Vide DUBLIN. 


— (UNION OF PARISHES.) Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. re- 
lating thereto, read, 414. Bill to amend the said Act; Or- 
dered; presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 415. Committed, 423. Con- 
sidered, 428. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 434. Passed, 441. Agreed to by the Lords, 
494. Royal Assent, 496. 


— (UNION WITH IRELAND.) Petitionof the Master, 
Wardens and Brethren of the Corporation of Joiners, Ceilers 
and Wainscotters of Dublin, for the repeal thereof; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 136. 


(Vestry Act.) Petitions for the repeal thereof; 
From Athboy, &amp;c. 388; Clonmel, 462; Enuiscorthy, &amp;c. 449 ; 
Kilfinaghty, 188; Waterford, 298. ‘ 
— (WaGeEs oF LABOURERS.) Vide LABOURERS. 




















—_——— (WATERFORD. RoAD.) Vide SHANKHILL. ~ 
(continued.) 





2&amp;3W.1V.| INDEX (éo the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 





IRELAN D—continued. 


—— (WILLSHIRE, William.) Vide PARLIAMENT, 
REFORM OF. 


(WiILLs.) Vide REGISTRY FOR DEEDS. 


(Winbow GLASS.) Petitions for the repeal of the 
Duty thereon; From Aughagour, 424; Crosboyne, 424; 
Crossmolina, 424; Islandeady, 424; Killala, 424; Killvine, 
424; Newport, 424; Tagheen, 424; Wesport, 424. 

(Writs.) Bill for the regulation of the service of 
Writs issuing from the Superior Courts in Ireland ; Ordered, 
67. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 107. Second Reading deferred, 138, 142, 
147, 152, 157, 243, 282, 312, 314. 

(YEOMANRY Corps.) Vide TITHES AND YEO- 
MANRY CORPS. 


(YOUGHALL BorROUGH.) Vide DUNGARVAN, 
YOUGHALL AND MALLow. 








Iste oF Man. Vide May, Istz or. 
IsLAND OF TRINIDAD. Vide TRINIDAD. 


Istincton Cuurcn Rares; Petition for a Bill for equalizing 
the Ecclesiastical Burthens of the Parish of Saint Mary 
Islington, and for other purposes; Referred to a Committee, 
78. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, 81. (Vide Sranpinc OrpeErs.) Report, That 
the parties be permitted to proceed; To give notices, &amp;c. 96. 
Report read; Bill ordered; 135. Presented, and read, 150. 
Committed,170. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 203. Passed, 
207. By the Lords, with Amendments, 226. Considered and 
agreed to, 238. Royal Assent, 244. 

Petitions against the application ; 

From Trustees, Inhabitants and Rate-payers of Saint Mary 

Islington, 82; Anthony Addington Watts, 145. 

Petitions in favour; From Inha- 

bitants and Rate-payers of Saint Mary Islington, 170. 


Petitions against ; From Edward 
Green, 196; J. T. Rutt; referred, 198; Inhabitants of Saint 
Mary, Islington, 204. 


Jupces CuamBers (Serseants Inv.) Petition of the Society 
of Attornies, Solicitors, Proctors and others, not being Bar- 
risters, practising in the Courts of Law and Equity, com- 
plaining of want of accommodation in the Rooms or Chambers 
where the Judges preside; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 543. 

JupcEs, &amp;c. SALARIES. Vide AccounTs. 

Juries. Vide East Inp1A. IRELAND. 

JuRYMEN. Vide Law Courts. 

Justick, Courts of; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

(Westminster.) Vide Accounts. 

JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE. Vide Accounts. 

— Waces. Vide MacistRAaTES WAGEs. 

Izat, George. Vide Tercera. 

















2° &amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl.io. Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 


KATHERINE, Saint, Docks. Vide Saint KaTHERINE’S 
Docks. 


KENSINGTON Patace. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 131.) 
Kent Coast Guarp. Vide Accounts. 
Kipson, John P. Vide Compraint. 


KING: 


Message to attend Him in the House of Peers,~—At 
the opening of the Session, 3. At the close of the Session, 590. 
His Speech at the opening of the Session, reported 
by Mr. Speaker, 3. Motion for Address thereupon, 4. Vide 
(ADDRESSES, 1.) 
———— His Speech at the close of the Session, 591. 
———— Appoints to be attended with the Address of Thanks, 12. 
———— His Answer to Address, reported by Mr. Speaker, 12. 
Address of Thanks for His Answer, 12. 
——— — His Speech to be considered, 11. 
Motion for a Supply, 12. Vide Suppty. 
So much of His Speech as relates to Reform of Par- 
liament, read, 17. Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF. 


— So much of His Speech as relates to Tithes in Ire- 
land, read, 26. Vide Ireland. 
His Royal Assent given to Bills by Commission, 94, 
125, 219, 244, 259, 331, 362, 380, 385, 430, 460, 481; 496, 
542, 559, 554, 562, 577, 584, 586. In Person, 590. 

-— His Recommendation signified to a Petition, 151. To 
Motions, 14, 38, 45, 56, 91, 154, 175; 249, 299, 379, 386, 400, 
443 444, 517, 524, 533, 550, 556, 562, 573. 

- His Consent signified to Bills, 70, 130, 143, 145, 258, 
317,439. Toa Motion, 339. Toa Petition, go. 


—_——— 





Considered, and 





VOL. 87.——Sess. 1831-2. 


Lords desire a conference upon a subject, materially 
affecting the safety of His Majesty’s sacred Person, and the 
happiness of His People, 421. 

Vide Lorps, SPEAKER. 


Kine’s Bencn, Court of. Vide IRELAND. 
BaRRIsTERS AT Law. 


Prison ; Petition of Persons confined in the 
King’s Bench Prison, complaining of the manner in which 
the Office of Coroner is administered within the said Prison, 
443. To be printed, 465. 

Vide Accounts, 
Kine’s County Assizes. Vide Accounts. 


Kine’s Inns (Dublin.) Vide Accounts. 


— Printers; Petition of William Carpenter, complain- 
ing of difficulty in procuring a printed Act of Parliament; To 
lie on the Table, 300. 


Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the nature and extent of the King’s Printer’s Patents, in Eng- 
land, Scotland and Ireland, &amp;c. and to report their observa- 
tions and opinion thereupon, together with the Minutes of 
the Evidence taken before them ; Papers referred; Power to 
send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; 458. Report; to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
570- 

KinGsTON-UPON-HULL Pilotage; Petition for a Bill for better 
regulating the Pilotage of the Port of Kingston-upon-Hull, 
and of the River Humber, and for other purposes relating 
thereto; Referred to a Committee, 59. Reported; and Bill 
ordered; 66. Presented, and read, 69. Committed, 78. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 341. Passed, 346. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 424. Considered, and agreed to, 
431. Royal Assent, 461. 


STUDENTs and 








IRELAND. 











Petitions against; From 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Great Grimsby; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 146 ; Grimsby Haven Company; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered ; Slenahiatn, &amp;ec. of Grimsby; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 169 ; George Harris; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 328. 





Road. Vide Bever.ey. 
Kintocn, George. Vide Post Horse and Stace Coacu 


DutTIEs. 
KNow.Lepce, Vide Diss—EMINATION of KNOWLEDGE. 
Know tes, James Sheridan. Vide Dramatic LITERATURE. 
Kye, Nortu, Drainage. Vide Ruskineton. 


2° &amp; 3° Will. 1V. Parl.10. Sess.2. A.1831-2. 


ABOURERS. Vide AcricuLtturaL LazBourenrs. 
4~ sour Rate. Lasovurers’ EMPLoyMENT. Poor. 
EmpLoyMENT; Bill for the better Employ- 
ment of Labourers in Agricultural Parishes; Ordered, 269. 
Presented,and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 270. Committed, 302. Considered, and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 305. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 312, 314. Order for further consideration of 
Report read; Bill re-committed ; considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
waasiiel, to be printed; 320. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 334, 343, 353, 368, 373, 393, 398, 422, 495. 
Order for further consideration of Report read; Bill re-com- 
mitted ; considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 437. 
Order for further consideration of Report read ; Bill re-com- 
mitted ; considered; Proceedings in Committee; 476. Re- 
ported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 480. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 503, 508. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 515. 
Passed, 520. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 557. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 562. Royal Assent, 570. 


Petitions in favour; From 


La- 








Bosham (Two Petitions,) 420. 

in AGRICULTURE, (General Inclosure;) Bill 
for encouraging and facilitating the employment of Labourers 
in Agriculture; Ordered, 261. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 264. 
Second Reading deferred, 301. Bill committed, 330. Order 
for Committee of the whole House read, and discharged ; Bill 
committed to a Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 
379. Petition referred, 393- Bill ~ spc ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bil » as amended, to be 
printed ; 438. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
482, 486. 








—- Petition of Inhabitants of 
Clapham, Wandsworth, Battersea and Streatham, against ; 
Referred, 393- 





Petition of Inhabitants of 
Bristol, against the inclosure of any Open, Waste or Common- 
able Lands, situate within five miles of any City or Town, the 
Population 

U 








INDEX ¢o the E1GHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 








[ A. 1881-2, 





LasoureERrs in AGricuLTURE—continued. 
Population of which exceeds ten thousand Persons; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 442. 


Petitions in favour; From 





Hockering, 471; Kelsale, 462. 

in Stasies. Vide Livery Stasie KEEPERS. 

—— Waces. Vide InELANpD. 

LazsourinG Poor. Vide Poor. 

Bill (Sess. 1830-31 ;) Petitions in favour; 
From Leicester ; Spennithorne and Wensley, 585. 

Lasour Rate; Petitions for a more equitable mode of ap- 

ortioning Labourers among the Occupiers of Land, and for 

edie a Rate upon those refusing to provide employment for 
their due proportion of Labourers; Nuthurst, 31 ; Wisborough 
Green, 266; Grendon Underwood ; West Grinstead ; Shipley ; 
Winslow ; 420. 


Lapsroke, James Weller; Bill from the Lords, to confirm 
certain Leases granted “4 James Weller Ladbroke, Esquire, 
of Land and Premises at Notting-hill, in the County of Mid- 
dlesex, and for other purposes, 424. Read, 429. Committed, 
435- Reported, and passed, 486. Royal Assent, 496. 


LaKENHEATH (Suffolk) Lannps; Petition for a Bill for dividing 
and allotting, and exonerating the same from Tithes; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 114. 

Trrues; Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 

Land in Lakenheath, for barring the claims of the Dean and 

Chapter of Ely to Tithes duinat by them in Lakenheath Fen; 

To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 34. 


Lakin, Charles. Vide Mutiny. 
LAaNcAs1ReE Footpatnus. Vide Accounts. 
Lancaster Assizes. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, $3.) 


—— CastTLe; Petition of Prisoners in Lancaster Castle, 
complaining of certain restrictions imposed upon them, and 
of their letters being broken open; From Nathan Broadhurst, 
and others, 249. 














_——_— 








—_— 





Petitions complaining of the conduct of 
the Governor, and of his non-residence; From Samuel 
Grantham Anderton, and others, 249; Robert Timmins, 347. 


Petition of Nathan Broadhurst, and others, 
for their release from imprisonment; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 542. 


— Common PLEAs. Vide Accounts. 
—Ducuy or. Vide Accounts. 
Vide Tirnes and CuLrivation 











— 





Lance, Edward Jarman. 
of LAND. 


Lanp and AssesseD Taxes; Petition of Joseph Bankes, of 
Great Russell Street, Covent Garden, for a more equitable 
mode of raising the Land Tax, and a less harsh system of 
recovering the Assessed Taxes, than by the present mode of 
distress; To lie on the Table, 512. 


Lanp Tax Commissioners’ Names; Act 7 and 8 Geo. IV. 
c. 75, relating thereto, read; Bill for appointing additional 
Commissioners to put in execution the Acts for granting an 
aid to His Majesty by a Land Tax, and continuing the Duties 
on personal Estates, Offices and Pensions; Ordered, 465. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
486. Committed; usual Orders relative to Lists to be de- 
livered in by Members; 490. Committee deferred, 511, 537, 
539. Bill considered, 551. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 555. Passed, 568. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 587. Royal Assent, 586. 


Lanv ReEvEeNveE (BuckineGHam Patace;) Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the 
Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 50, authorizing the application of part of 
the Land Revenue of the Crown for the repair and improve- 
ment of Buckingham Palace; The King’s Recommendation 
signified; Motion agreed to; Matter to be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House; Report from Select Com- 
mittee on Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace in the last 
Session; referred; considered; 14. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered; 16. Vide infra. 





Bill to authorize 
the application of part of the Land Revenue of the Crown 
for the completion of the repair and improvement of Bucking- 
ham Palace; Ordered, 16. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 21. Com- 
mitted, 29. Considered, 35. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 38. Passed, 42. Agreed 
to by ihe Lords, Go. Royal Assent, 95. 

Lanp ReveNvE (COMPENSATION TO AupDIToRs oF;) Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, to consider 
of making Compensation to the Auditors of the Land Revenue 
in England, on the abolition of their Office; The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; Matter to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House; 14. Consi- 
dered, 16. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Instruc- 
tion accordingly ; 22. Vide Works, Seven OF. 


Vide Ac- 





COUNTS. 


———— 


LAND REvENvE. Vide ScorLanp. 


LANEHAM (Nottingham) Drainage; Petition for a Bill for em- 
banking, draining and improving divers low lands and grounds 
in the Townships of Laneham, Dunham, Ragnall, Fledborough 
and Marnham; Referred to a Committee, 103. 

LANFABON and PontyMoit Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and maintaining the same; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 15. Reported; Report referred to 
Select Committee on Standing Orders; 20. (Vide STANDING 
Orpers.) Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed ; 
to give Notices, &amp;c.; 54. Report read; Bill ordered ; 202. 
Presented, and read, 202. Committed, 221. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 316. Passed, 323. Agreed to by the Lords, 
352. Royal Assent, 362. 

Larcs Harbour. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Law Cuarces. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Courts (Westminster ;) Petition of Jurymen in His Ma- 

jesty’s Court of King’s Bench, complaining of the want of 

accommodation for Jurymen; To lie on the Table; and to be 

printed ; 484. 

Vide UN1rormity oF Process. 





WITNESSES 





in Equity. 


Law or SETTLEMENT. 
TLEMENT. 


Laws, Expirinc ; Select Committee appointed to inquire what 
Temporary Laws of a Public and General nature are now 
in force, and what have expired, &amp;c,; To report Observations ; 
to send for persons, papers and records ; Instruction to report 
Opinion from time to time which of them are fit to be revived, 
continued, or made perpetual; Five to be the Quorum; and 
to sit, notwithstanding any adjournment ; Report of 8th No- 
vember, 1830; Referred; 7. Report to lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; §2. 

Lawson, John Joseph. Vide CoMPLAINT. 


Leacu, J. H. Vide Cuester ConsTABULARY. 
Lear, Messrs. &amp; Co. Vide Accounts. 


LeeEps, Borough of; Petition of Inhabitants of Leeds, and 
Members of the Leeds Political Union, that that Borough 
may be thrown open before an Election takes place under the 
Reform Bill; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 582. - 

Lee’s Estate. Vide ANTONIE, LEE. 


LEIcEsTER (St. Margaret’s) Poor; Petition for a Bill for the 
better assessing and collecting the Poor and other Parochial 
Rates in the said Parish, and for the better maintenance and 
employment of the Poor thereof; Referred to a Committee, 
33- Reported; Bill ordered; 37. Presented, and read, 42. 
Committed, 58. Power to Committee to send for persons, 
papers and records, 96. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
183. Passed, 188. Agreed to by the Lords, 211. Royal 
Assent, 219. 


Vide SEA APPRENTICESHIP SeET- 





Petitions against; From 
ge &amp;c. of Leicester; Surveyors of Highways in Leicester; 
Referred, and Council ordered, 106. 


LENNARD, Sir Thomas. Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM oF. 


LEONARD’s, Saint, (Susser) Improvement; Petition for a Bill 
for better paving, lighting, watching and improving the said 
Town, 100. Referred to a Committee, 101. Reported ; Re- 
port referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 118. 
(Vide STANDING OrpERs.) Report, That the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed, 136. Report read; Bill ordered; 199. 
Presented, and read, 214. Committed, 226. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 283. Passed, 304. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 320. Considered, and agreed to, 327. Royal 
Assent, 331. 

Letters ; Usual Order relating to Members’ Letters, 7. 


Lewis, Anna Maria. Vide THree Commotts (Carmarthen) 
Roan. 


Liserty of the Press. Vide Press. 

LicuFriELD Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the First District of the said Roads, and Bill or- 
dered, 107. Presented, and read, 163. Committed, 177. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 222. Passed, 235. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 264. Considered, and agreed 
to, 332. Royal Assent, 362. 


Lire ANnNuiTies TrANsFER; Acts relating thereto, read; 
329, 330. Bill to transfer the management of certain Annui- 
ties on Lives from the Receipt of His Majesty’s Exchequer 
to the management of the Commissioners for the Reduction 
of the National Debt ; and to amend an Act for enabling the 
said Commissioners to grant Life Annuities, and Annuities for 
terms of years ; Ordered ; presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 330. Committed, 
343. Committee deferred, 361, 373, 379, 383, 387, 392, 
395, 400. Bill considered, 409. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 414. Passed, 418. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 455. Royal Assent, 460. 

Licutine and Watcuine Act; Petition of Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Congleton for the Amendment thereof, 163. 
To lie on the Table, 164. 


Lime. Vide TURNPIKE Touts. 


LIMITATION 





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Limitation of Actions; Bill for the Limitation of Actions 
and Suits relating to Real Property, and for simplifying the 
remedies for trying the rights thereof; Ordered ; presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 11. Committed, 13. Committee deferred, 21, 37, 
52. Bill considered in Committee, and reported ; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; Bull, as amended, 
to be printed; 64. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
84, 110, 138. Order for further consideration of Report, 
read; Bill re-committed; considered; Committee report 
Progress; 155. Committee deferred, 281, 299, 312, 344. 
Bill further considered, 390. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 395. Passed, 408. 

Lincotn Mixit1A; Motion for presenting an Address to His 
Majesty for Copy of the Correspondence between the Secre- 
tary of State for the Home Department, and the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of the County of Lincoln, upon the subject of the dis- 
missal of the two County Regiments of Militia before the 
expiration of the term of Service for which they were em- 
bodied ; Question Neg. thereupon, 175. 

Linen Manuractores. Vide IRELAND. 

Linwoop Dates Drainage. Vide BLANKNEY. 

Linwoop Fen Drainage. Vide BLANKNEY. 

LittLe YarmMoutu Road. Vide Yarmourn, LitTLe. 


LiverPpoot Catrte Market; Petition for a Bill for esta- 
blishing a Market in the Parish of Walton upon the Hill, in 
the County Palatine of Lancaster; Referred to a Committee, 
73- Reported, and Bill ordered, 78. Presented, and read, 
85. Committed, 95. Reported; to be ingrossed; 143. 
Passed, 144. By the Lords, withan Amendment, 164. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 167. Royal Assent, 219. 

Docks. Vide Accounts. 

Francuise. Vide Accounts. Erections. 


and MANcHEsTER Railway; Petition for a 
Bill for amending and enlarging powers of Act; Referred 
to a Committee, 69. hepaeed: Bill ordered; 73. Pre- 
sented, and read, 78. Committed, 106. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 199. Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed; 222. Passed, 235. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 253. Considered, and agreed to, 262. Royal 
Assent, 331. 

Marine Assurance Company; Petition for a 
Bill to enable the said Company to sue and be sued in the 
name of the Chairman for the time being, or of any one of the 
Directors of the said Company ; Referred to a Committee, 19. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 32. Presented, and read, 37. Com- 
mitted, 52. Reported; to be ingrossed; 82. Passed, 85. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 108. Royal Assent, 125. 

REVENUE Buildings; Motion for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee to consider of authorizing the 
issue of a Sum of money out of the Consolidated Fund towards 
the erection of certain Buildings at Liverpool; The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; matter to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House; Treasury 
Minute and Papers relative thereto; presented 10th March, 
1831; Referred; 75. Matter considered, 84. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to, 87. Bill ordered, 88. Vide infra. 


Bill to authorize the pay- 
ment out of the Consolidated Fund of a Sum of Money to- 
wards the erection of certain Revenue Buildings at Liverpool ; 
Ordered, 88. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 93. Committed, 99. Con- 
sidered, 105. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 109. Passed, 116. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 132. Royal Assent, 219. 


Stream Packets. Vide Post Orrice STEAM 








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PackETs. 


Livery SrasLe Keepers; Petition of Livery Stable Keepers, 
and others, that they may be exempted from the Tax on La- 
bourers employed as Helpers in their Stables ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 473. 


Loans on Security. Vide IRELAND. 


Locat Courts; Petition of Bankers, Merchants and others, 
of Leicester, for establishing Courts of Local Jurisdiction for 
the more speedy and less expensive recovery of Debts ; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 462. 


Lockuart, John Ingram ; Bill from the Lords, for continuing, 
establishing and confirming unto and upon John Ingram Lock- 
hart, Esquire, the Surname and Arms of Wastie, pursuant to 
the Will of Francis Wastie, Esquire, deceased, 235. Read, 


239. Committed,247. Reported, and passed, 278. Royal 
Assent, 332. 


Lonpon and BirminenAm Railway; Petition of Trustees of 
the Hardingstone and Old Stratford Road, against the intended 
application for a Bill; To lie on the Table, 82. 


_ Petition for a Bill for 
a and maintaining the same ; Referred to a Committee, 
112. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 117. Presented, and read, 124. 
Motion for now reading Bill a second time; Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made; 149. Main Question agreed to; Bill com- 
mitted; 150. Members added, 153. Time enlarged for Report, 





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341. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 384. Report 
further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 410. Passed, 416. 
Petitions, complaining 
that the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; From 
Stoke Hammond and Hanslope; and two Petitions, Owners and 
Occupiers of land in the line of the proposed Railway; To 
lie on the Table, 146. Owners and Occupiers of land in 
Roode, &amp;c. 149. 








Petitions against ; From 
Bridgewater, Countess of, &amp;c.; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
245; Buckingham, 149; Buckingham and Newport Pagnell 
Road, Trustees of, 149; Clarendon, Earl of, 162; Daventry, &amp;c: 
149; Dunchurch and Willoughby, 149; Eton College, Provost 
of; Referred, 210; Essex, Earl of, and others, 149 ; Great Stan- 
more and Edgeware, 149. Hastings, Marquis of; Referred, 
323; Highgate and Whetstone Road Trustees; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 245; Highgate and Whetstone Road, Mort- 
gages of Tolls on; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 245; 

ockliffe and Newport Pagnell Road, Trustees of, 310; 
Hockliffe and Stoney Stratford Road, Trustees of, 149 ; Holy- 
head Road, Coach Proprietors on the line of, 149; Kilsby; 
Referred, 214; Long Buckley; Referred, 265; Metropolis 
Cemetery, Promoters of; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 380; 
Middlesex and Hertford, Owners of Land in, 149 ; Northamp- 
ton, county of, 149; Old Stratford and Dunchurch Road, 
Mortgagees of Tolls on, 149. Old Stratford and Dunchurch 
Road, Mortgagees of Tolls on; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
240; Old Stratford and Dunchurch Road Trustees, 149; Old 
Stratford and Dunchurch Road Trustees; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 240; Owners of Houses on the line of 
proposed Railway; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 240, 
247; Oxford, Corporation of, 319; Persons whose Names are 
thereunto subscribed ; Referred, 357; Reading and Maiden- 
head Road Trustees, 207; Sidmouth, Viscount; Referred, 
210; Southampton, Lord; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
252; Sparrows Herne Road, Mortgagees of Tolls on; Re- 
ferred, 214; Sparrows Herne Road Trustees; Referred, 214 ; 

arrows Herne and Aylesbury Road Trustees, 149; Surveyors 
of Highways, 207; Surveyors of Highways; Referred, 221. 
Petitions in favour; From 
Birmingham, 270 ; Derby, 263; Glasgow, 410; Leicester, 252 ; 
Leighton Buzzard, 219; Liverpool, 410; London and West- 
minster, 270; Manchester, 257; Staffordshire Potteries, 410; 
Warrington, 327; Westbromwich, &amp;c., 149; Wolverhamp- 
ton, 310. 








Petitions, that certain 
Names may be erased from the Subscription Contract; From 
Subscribers to an intended Railway from London to Birming- 
ham; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 247, 258, 356. 
Petitions, praying that 
the Names of certain Persons may not be erased from the 
Subscription Contract, who have petitioned the House for 
that purpose; Benson, Robert; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 355; Dawson, George ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
356; Holland, Peter; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 356; 
Rawson, Benjamin; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 356. 


Petition of the Countess 
of Bridgewater and others, against certain Votes of the Com- 
mittee on the Bill, and praying to be heard before a Com- 
mittee of Appeal, 4o1. To he on the Table; and to be 
printed; 402. 

Lonpon Bridge. 








Vide Accounts. 


ArproacuEs ; Petition for a Bill for enlarg- 
ing powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 39. Reported ; 
Report referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders; 46. 
(Vide StanpinGc Orpers.) Report, That the Parties be 
permitted to proceed, 54. Report read; Bill ordered; 58. 
Order of leave for Bill read, and discharged; and another Bill 
ordered ; 78. Vide infra. 








Bill to amend several Acts 
relating to London Bridge and the Approaches thereto; Or- 
dered, 78. Presented, and read, 85. Committed, 95. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 183. Passed, 199. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 226. Petition of William Naish and Henry 
Blenkinsop, read; Lords’ Amendments considered, and agreed 
to, 234. Royal Assent, 244. 





Petitions against ; From Saint 
Saviour, Southwark ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 125 ; 
Charles Pitt; Referred, 136; Directors of Globe Insurance 
Company ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 167. 


Petition of Inhabitants of 
Saint Saviour, Southwark, respecting the opening to be 
allotted to the Church of that Parish; Referred, 136. 

-- Petition of Citizens of Lon- 
don, for forming a Square on the space of ground on the 
North side of London Bridge; To lie on the Table, 195. 
Petition of William Naish and 
Henry Blenkinsop, of No. 37, Gracechurch-street, stating, 
that tney have been served with a Notice, that their House 
would be wanted for the purposes of the iy oan: though 
it is not mentioned in the Schedule to the Bill, and that they 
do not object to their House being included in such Sche- 
dule ; To tte on the Table, 226. 


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INDEX ¢fo the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. [A. 1831-2, 











Lonpon, Corporation of, Vide Accounts. 
Court of Hustincs. Vide Accounts. 
———~— GazeETTE. Vide AccouNTs. 


~ Pouce; Petition for leave to present a Petition fora 
Bill for establishing a Day and Night Police in the City of 
London; Referred to a Committee, 435. Reported; leave 
given ; Petition presented get fe Referred to a Com- 
mittee ; 438. Reported; Bill ordered ; presented, and read ; 
442. Committed, 453. Reported; to be ingrossed; 491. 
Passed, 497- 

———-— Snerirrs of; House informed, that the Sheriffs 
attended at the door; called in; and Petitions presented by 
them, 39, 248, 276, 435, 438, 460. 

Lonponperry Improvement. Vide IRELAND. 

Marquis of; Bill from the Lords for settling 

certain Manors and Estates in the County of Durham, to the 

uses of the Marriage Settlement of himself and the Mar- 

chioness of Londonderry, 528. Read, 529. Committed, 534. 

Reported, with Amendments, 570. Amendments agreed to, 

571. Bill passed, with Amendments, 477. Amendments 

agreed to by the Lords, 579. Royal Assent, 584. 


Vide SunpERLAND Docks (South 














Side.) 

LoneitupE; Petition of John Finlayson, stating his invention 
for the better discovery of the Longitude ; To lie on the Table, 
73- 


Lorp CuHaNncELtor. Vide CHANceELLor, Lorp. 


Loros; Request Copy of Report on East India Company’s 
Affairs ; House will send an Answer, 14. 





Request Copy ef Report on Education in Ireland Re- 
ports ; Message considered, and printed Copy sent to the Lords, 
147- 
Request Minutes of Evidence, &amp;Xc. on the Zemindar of 
Nozeed Bill; House will send an Answer, 222. Message con- 
sidered, and printed Copies sent to the Lords, 227. 








Request Copy of the First Report from the Committee 
on Tithes (Ireland); House will send an Answer, 342. Mes- 
sage considered, and printed Copy sent to the Lords, 380. 


Request Copy of Report and Minutes of Evidence 
from the Committee on West India Colonies; House will send 
an Answer, 372. 








Request Copy of Report on Exchequer Court (Scotland) 
Bill; Message considered, and printed Copy sent to the 
Lords; 399. 


Request Copy of Second Report from the Committee 
on Tithes (Ireland); Message considered, printed Copy sent 
to the Lords, 417. 





Request Copy of Report from the Committee on Steam 
Carriages ; Message considered, and printed Copy sent to the 
Lords, 440. 





Request Copy of Report from Committee on Secondary 
Punishments; House will send an Answer, 563. 





Request Copy of Report from Committee on the Obser- 
vance of the Sabbath, 579. House will send an Answer, 580. 





Request that the House will give leave to the Right ho- 
nourable Thomas Frankland Lewis (a Member) to attend a 
Committee at the Lords; House will send an Answer, 29. 
Message considered ; Leave given him to attend ; Message to 
the Lords, to acquaint them therewith ; 82. 


——~— Request that the House will give leave to the Right 
honourable Sir James Graham, Baronet, the Right honour- 
able Sir George Cockburn, Sir Thomas Byam Martin, John 
Mills and William Burge, Esquires, (Members) to attend 
a Committee at the Lords; Message considered ; Leave given 
to William Burge, Esquire, to attend ; Message to the Lords, 
to acquaint them therewith; House will send an Answer 
respecting the attendance of the other Members ; 308. 





Request that the House will give leave to Thomas 
Fowell Buxton, Esquire (a Member) to attend a Committee 
at the Lords, 371. House will send an Answer, 372. Mes- 
sage considered ; Leave given him to attend; Message to the 
Lords, to acquaint them therewith ; 380. 





Desire a present Conference with the House upon a 
subject materially affecting the safety of His Majesty’s sacred 
Person, and the happiness of His People ; House agrees to a 
Conference ; Committee appointed to manage the Conference ; 
Conference held, and reported, that the Lords, in consequence 
of the recent most atrocious and treasonable attempt on His 
Majesty’s most sacred Person, have taken the same into con- 
sideration, and have agreed upon an Address to be presented 
to His Majesty thereupon, to which the Lords desire the con- 
currence of this House ; Address considered, and agreed to, 
Nem. Con, and the blank filled with the words “and Commons ;” 
Message to the Lords, to acquaint them therewith ; 421. Mes- 
sage from the Lords, that His Majesty has appointed to be 
attended with the Address of both. Houses on a certain day, 
424. His Answer to Address of both Houses, 435. 





— Do not insist on their Amendments to Bills, 474, 579. 
Insist on others, 474. 


Conference desired with the Lords upon the subject- 
matter of the Amendments made by their Lordships to the 
Punishment of Death Bill, 466. Lords agree to a Conference, 
466. Lords desire a Conference upon the subject-matter of the 
last Conference; Managers appointed, 474. Report, That the 
Lords insist on some of their Amendments, and do not insist 
on others, 475. 


Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copies of Report aid Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Committee on Tithes (Ireland,) 178. Report, That the Mes- 
sage had been delivered, and that the Lords had communicated 
printed Copies of thesaid Report and Minutes ; To be printed, 
184. 








Message to, requesting that the Lords will communi- 
cate Copy of the Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before 
the Committee on West India Affairs, 579. 


— Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave 
to the Marquis of Westmeath to attend the Select Committee 
on the State of Ireland, 449. 


—— -— Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave 
to the Bishop of London to attend the Select Committee on 
the Observance of the Sabbath, 52t. Leave given by the Lords, 
531+ 


Lorps, House of, Officers. 


Lottery Tickets ; Bill to provide for the taking in, and pay- 
ment of, outstanding Lottery Tickets; Ordered, 12. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 13. Committed, 16. Considered, 22. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 27. Passed, 
30. Agreed to by the Lords, 48. Royal Assent, 95. 





Vide FRANKING. 


Loucuor (Glamorgan) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 117. 


Lovett, William. Vide Mititra Laws. 


Lowestort Navigation. Vide Norwicn. 


Lucia, Saint. Vide Accounts. (AppDREssEs, 138.) Saint 
Lucia. 


Luckins, Richard. Vide Fast Day. 


Luke, Saint, (Middlesex) Improvement; Petition for a Bill to 
alter and enlarge powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 29. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 40. Presented, and read, 46. Com- 
mitted, 58. Reported, 143. To be ingrossed, 144. Passed, 
144. Agreed to by the Lords, 164. Royal Assent, 219. 

Petitions against; 

From Committee of Inhabitant Householders of Saint Luke’s ; 

Referred to a Committee on the Bill, 85; Shoreditch, 85. 

Referred, and Counsel ordered, 86. 


Lunatic Asytums. Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 85.) 


Commissi0Ns; Bill from the Lords to diminish the 
inconvenience and expense of Commissions in the nature of 
Writs De Lunatico Inquirendo, and to provide for the better 
care and treatment of Laicts, Lunatics and Persons of unsound 
mind, found such by Inquisition, 298. Read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 310. 
Second Reading deferred, 315, 321. Bill committed, 326. 
Committee deferred, 345, 354, 373, 442, 460, 464, 477, 
485, 544. Bill considered, and reported with Amendments, 
489. Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 490. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 502, 508, 514, 523. Order for further 
considering Report, read; Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
reported, with Amendments; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; 526. Further consideration of Report 
deferred, 544. 








Petition of William Griggs, late a 
Patient at Kensington House Asylum for Lunatics, complain- 
ing of the — of Commissions De Lunatico Inquirendo ; 


To lie on the Table, 578. 
Licenses. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 86.) 


Lunatics; Bill for regulating the care and treatment of Insane 
Persons in England; Ordered, 67. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 70. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee; Power to send for 
a papers and records; Five to be the Quorum, 75. 

ill reported and re-committed, 157. Considered, 161. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed: Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
166. Passed, 172. By the Lords with Amendments, 528. 
Day appointed for considering them; Amendments to be 
printed ; 532. Consideration thereof deferred, 537, 545, 554+ 
561, 570. Amendments considered, 573. Some of them 
agreed to; others disagreed to ; Committee appointed to draw 
up reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference, for 
disagreeing to such of the Amendments made by their Lord- 

- ships, as this House hath disagreed to; Three to be the Quo- 
rum, 574. Reasons for disagreeing to the Lords Amendments, 
reported; Amendments made on a former day to the Lords 
Amendments, not to be persisted in ; Conference to be — 

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Lunatics—continued. 
with the Lords; 578. Lords agree to a Conference, and 
appoint the same immediately ; Managers appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported; 579. Message from the Lords, 
that they do not insist on their Amendments, 579. Royal 
Assent, 584. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSEs, 87.) 


Lyster, St. George; Petition of St. George Lyster, of Stam- 
ford, a Captain on Half Pay, complaining of being deprived 
of a portion of his pension for wounds sustained, during the 


Peninsula War, and for relief; To lie on the Table, 473. 


2 &amp; 3° Will. 1V. Parl. 10. 


Macartney, James, M.D. Vide ANATomICAL ScIENCE. 


M*‘ Doveatt, Alexander. Vide Gotpen Lane ( Middlesex) 
Buriat GRounp. 


Me InnEs, John. Vide Customs Dutigs, 
M‘ Intyre, Eneas, D.D. Vide Partiament, REForm or. 
M* Nett, Robert. Vide Brazi:)tan Caprures. 


Macistrares’ WaGEs; Petition of the Sheriff of Lincoln- 
shire for repeal of so much of Acts, 12 Richard IT. c. 10, and 
14 Richard II. c. 11, as relates to the number of Justices for 
each County, and the amount of Wages to be paid to them 
and to the Clerks of the Peace ; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 262. 

Matt; Petitions for repeal of the Duties thereon; From Hun- 
gerford ; Newbury, 211; Devizes; Marlborough, 262; Middle 
Kent ; Tunbridge Wells, 534. 


and Beer. Vide Accounts. 


Matt Drawsack; Acts relating thereto, read; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 46. Committee 
deferred, 57,75, 99- Order for Committee read ; Report from 
Committee on Malt Drawback (made 4th October 1831,) 
referred ; Acts considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 122. 
Resolution reported and agreed to; Bill ordered; 129. Vide 


infra. 

Bill to reduce the allowance on Spirits made 
from Malt only, in Scotland and Ireland; Ordered, 129. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 139. Order for Second Reading, read; Motion, 


Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 








that the Bill be now read a Second time ; Amendment proposed, 


but not made ; Main Question agreed to ; Bill committed ; 155. 
Committee deferred, 173, 194, 198, 201, 212, 224,232. Order 
for Committee read ; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave 
the Chair; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Ques- 
tion agreed to; Bill considered; 236. Reported ; to be in- 
wyoanlid' Day appointed for Third Reading ; 239. Order for 
Third Reading, read ; Motion, That the Bill be now read the 
Third time ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Ques- 
tion agreed to; Bill read the Third time; Further Proceeding 
on Third Reading cp ta pe 241. Resumed; Bill passed ; 
246. Agreed to by the Lords, 259. Royal Assent, 259. 

Petitions against ; From Perth; Perthshire; 
154- Elgin, County of, 208. Elgin Excise Collection, Distillers 
in, 223. 








Vide IRELAND. ScoTLanp. 


MancueEster, Botton and Bury Navigation and Railway ; 
Petition for a Bill to amend powers of Act; Referred to a 
Committee, 113, Reported, 182. Bill ordered, 183. Pre- 
sented, and read, 210. Committed, 235. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 283. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed ; 307. The King’s Consent signified ; Bill 
passed; 317. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. Royal Assent, 
362. 





Petitions 
against; From Acton, William, referred, 257; Buck, Reverend 
Richard, referred, 257; Drinkwater, Thomas, referred, 257 ; 
Duckworth, William, 233; Heathcote, Richard Edensor, 
referred, 263; Manchester and Bolton Road Trustees, 310; 
Occupiers of Cotton Mills, referred, 263; Owners of Collieries, 
referred, 257 ; Salford, referred, 263. 


Buriats. Vide Accounts. (ApDREsSEs, 88.) 


IMPROVEMENT; Petition for a Bill for effecting 
certain Improvements in the Town of Manchester ; Referred 
to a Committee, 12. Reported; Report referred to Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 15. (Vide STANDING 
Orpers.) Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed 
to give notices, &amp;c. 47. Report read; Bill ordered ; 162. Pre- 
sented, and read, 174. Committed, 183. Reported; Motion 
for now reading Amendments a Second time ; Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made; Main Question agreed to; Amendments 
read a Second time, and agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed; 222. 
Passed, 226. Agreed to by the Lords, 249. Royal Assent, 
260. 











MEETING (i819); Petitions for an investigation 
into the loss of Lives at Manchester on 16th August 1819 ; 
From Hewitt, Samuel, go; Hull and Sculcoates, Political Union 
of, 197; Macclesfield,.139; Manchester, 497 ; Manchester, 
Political Union of, 70; Paisley New Town Reading-room, 197 ; 
Ripponden, 197. 


VOL. 87. 





Sess. 1831-2. 





—— Petition from Members of the Poli- 
tical Union in Sculcoates, signed by their Chairman, offered ; 
and by leave withdrawn, 139. 

Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to inquire into the Military Execution inflicted upon 
the peaceable and unarmed multitude assembled in Man- 
chester to petition for a Reform of Parliament, on the 16th of 
August 1819; Question, Previous Neg. thereupon, 197. 


Petition of Nathan Broadhurst and 
others, complaining of their Imprisonment for having attended 
a Meeting at Manchester; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 226. 











Vide Broapuurst, Nathan, and 
Curran, Edward. LANncAsTeR Cast Le. 


Railway. Vide Liverroot and MANeHESTER 


Railway. 
———— Roads. Vide Branpon Bridge. 
MAnpke_r, Benjamin Parton. Vide Customs Duties. 


ManeERowEN ( Pembroke) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered, 33. Presented, and read, 37. Committed, 
46. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 66. Passed, 69. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 115. Royal Assent, 125. 

Mancet Wurzet Distillation; Motion for the House im- 
mediately to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the 
Distillation of Spirits from Mangel Wurzel; Motion agreed 
to; Matter considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 392. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to ; Bill ordered ; 396. Vide 
infra. 








Bill to permit the Distilla- 
tion of Spirits from Mangel Wurzel, and to regulate the mode 
of charging Duty on Spirits distilled from Sugar; Ordered, 
396. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; 398. Committed, 409. Committee 
deferred, 414. Bill considered, and reported without Amend- 
ment ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
428. Third Reading deferred, 434. Bill passed, 445. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 506. Royal Assent, 542. 


Man, [s.e or; Petitionof Edward Colclough Turner, a Pri- 
soner for Debt in the Gaol of Castlerushen, in the Isle of 
Man, complaining of the Insular Laws of that Island; To lie 
on the Table, 583. 

Spirit Duties; Petition of Spirit Merchants 

in the Isle of Man, against any additional Duty on over-proof 

Rum imported into the said Island ; To lie on the Table; and 

to be printed; 517. 

Vide VAGRANTsS. 


MANSFIELD and TissuE.r Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same; and Bill or- 
dered, 119. Presented, and read, 150. Committed, 162. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 199. Passed, 204. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 226. Royal Assent, 244. 

MarGate Harbour. Vide Accounts. 


Marine Insurance. Vide Liverroot Marine Assv- 
RANCE, 


Marine Mutiny; Bill for the regulation of His Majesty’s 
Royal Marine Forces while on shore; Ordered, 105. Order 
of pate for Bill read, and discharged; and another Bill 
ordered ; 157. Vide infra. 

Act1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 14, relating thereto, 

read ; Bill tocontinue the said Act ; Ordered ; presented, and 

read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 157. Committed, 

165. Considered, 168. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 

appointed for Third Reading; 173. Passed, 175. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 196. Royal Assent, 219. 


Bill for the regulation of His Majesty’s Royal 
Marine Forces while on shore; Ordered, 205. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 225. Com- 
mitted, 228. Considered, 232. ‘Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 236, Passed, 241. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 253. Royal Assent, 259. 


MARLBOROUGH and SwINDON Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same, 122. Bill ordered, 123. 
Presented, and read, 221. Committed, 245. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; 344. Passed, 363. Agreed to by the Lords, 
385. Royal Assent, 430. 

Marnuam Drainage. Vide LANEHAM. 

Martin Fen Dates Drainage. Vide BLANKNEY. 


Martin, James; Bill from the Lords for. enabling him and the 
Persons in remainder under the Will of Mary Jackson, de- 
ceased, to grant Leases of part of the settled Estates therein 
comprised, for the purpose of building upon, and otherwise 
improving the same, 531. Read, 533. Committed, 538, 
Reported ; and passed; 577. Royal Assent, 584. 


Mary-Le-Bone, Saint, Parish of. Vide MerropoLiTaNn 
Po.ice. 


Mason, Thomas Blackwell, 
Road. 


Master of the Rotts. Vide IRELAND. 


Mavritivs; Bill to regulate the Vice Admiralty Court in the 
’ Mauritius ; Ordered, 61. 


X 














Vide DoncastTER and SELBY 


Mauritius. 








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Mavritivs. Vide Vice ADMIRALTY CouRTs. 

Slave Registry. Vide Accounts. 

MaxweE tt, Sir John. Vide Banx CHARTER. 

Mayvence Convention. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 89.) 
Maynooru Couiece. Vide IRELAND. 

Mears, John. Vide Factories REGULATION. 

Measures. Vide Weicuts and MEAsvUREs. 


MEMBERS : 








take the Oaths, 3. 


to withdraw during the time any matter re- 
lating to them is in debate, 6. 


not to bring Strangers into the House or 











Gallery, 7. 





—— usual Orders relating to their Letters, 7. 
added to Select Committees, 65, 69, 72, 93, 
110, 123, 133, 144, 153, 154, 160, 168, 197, 201, 209, 227, 
229, 231, 253, 394, 409, 419, 428, 430, 438, 442, 449, 509. 
to Committees on Bills, 42, 57, 65, 67, 106, 
138, 153, 187, 231, 301, 330, 344, 362, 550, 562. 

have leave of Absence, 38, 46, 53, 148, 166, 
340, 415, 442, 443, 453» 455» 462, 465, 478, 481, 482, 483, 496, 
509. 


—— 














a Member acquaints the House that he did 
not intend to defend his Return, and delivered in a Declara- 
tion in writing to that effect, 34. 


acquaints the House of a particular Matter, 





69. 





reported absent from Election Committees, 
161, 196. 

excused for non-attendance on Election 
Committees, 162, 196. 


excused from serving on an Election Com- 
mittee on account of interference with Public Business, 156. 


not attending Calls of the House to be sent 
for in custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 303, 310. 


Names of Members absent at Call of the 
House, to be reported, 304. Order for reporting them dis- 
charged, 307. 

















Motions for adding Members to a Committee 
on a Bill; Question Neg. thereupon, 67. 


to a Select Committee, 197. 


to prepare Lists of Commissioner’s Names 
for executing the Land Tax Act, 490. 


have leave to attend the Lords as Witnesses, 











82,308, 380. 

Vide Evection or MEmBERs. 
PARLIAMENT, PRIVILEGES OF. 

MemsBers QuvatiricatTions, Vide PARLIAMENT, PRrivi- 
LEGES OF. 





Lorps, 





MercuANT SEAMEN’s Sixeences; Act 20 Geo. II. c. 28, 
relating thereto, read ; Motion for bringing in a Bill to amend 
so much of the said Act as relates to Merchant Seamen’s 
Sixpences paid to Greenwich Hospital; Motion withdrawn, 
175. 

Merroro.is Cemetery ; Petition for a Bill for establishing 
a General Cemetery for the interment of the dead in the neigh- 
bourhood of the Metropolis ; Referred to a Committee, 117. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 150. Presented, and read, 210. 
Committed, 221. Committee revived ; Leave to sit and pro- 
ceed on a certain day ; 252. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
324. Passed, 339, By the Lords, with Amendments, 466. 
Considered, and agreed to, 478. Royal Assent, 481. 


Petitions against: From Saint Pan- 
cras, referred, and Counsel ordered, 253; Mary-le-bone, re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, ¢57 ; Mary-le-bone, 296, referred, 
297; Saint James, Westminster, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
316. 





— Districts Pwor’s RATEs. 
(ADDRESSES, 90.) 

———— TuRrnPIKE Roaps. 
- WaTER. Vide Accounts. 

MetTrRopo.uitan Gas. Vide Sourn Merropouitan Gas. 
ParisnHes. Vide Accounts. 

Potice ; Acts relating thereto, read; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House ; considered ; 


434- Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 438, 
Vide infra. 





——_—_ 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 








—_—— 











Bill to continue and amend the said 
Acts; Ordered, 438. 





Petition of Vestrymen of Saint Mary- 
le-bone, for restoring to the parochial authorities a power 
over their own Police; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
516. 





Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSSEs, 92.) 


Mette, Echardt Martin ; Bill from the Lords for his naturali- 
zation, 164. Read, 169. Committed, 182. Reported, and 
passed, 226. Royal Assent, 245. 

Miuirary EstaBLisHMENTS; Motion, That the strength and 
security of the Empire, and the prospect of internal tran- 
quillity and good order, being now augmented in an unex- 
ampled degree by the Law which provides for an efficient Re- 
presentation of the People in Parliament, it is expedient, in 
the opinion of this House, that the smallest practicable delay 
should take place in relieving the Country from all unneces- 
sary burthens; and especially by carrying into effect every 
possible reduction in the heaviest branch of the National Ex- 
penditure, that of the Army ; Question, Previous Neg. there- 
upon ; and upon several other Motions ; 528. 

—— ExpEeNnpiTuRE(France.) Vide Accounts. 

-— F.oceinc; Petitions for the abolition thereof; From 

Dublin, National Trades Political Union of, 136; Hull and 

Sculcoates Political Union of, 417; National Union of the 

Working Classes, Members of, 512 ; Wilkins, John 534. 

Motion for presenting an Address to 

His Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to take such 

measures as may cause the punishment of flogging in the Army 

to be superseded till after the meeting of the next Session of 

Parliament ; Question Neg. thereupon, 417. 


Vide Army. SomMERVILLE, Alexander. 
Vide Lincotn Miuitia, Suppty and Bitus 1n 














Miuitia. 
Supp.y. 
- Batiots Suspension ; Bill to suspend the making 
of Lists, and the Ballots and Enrolments for the Militia of 
the United Kingdom; Ordered, 343. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 344. Committed, 354. 
Considered, 361. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 368. Passed, 374. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 389. Royal Assent, 430. 
— Estimates; Select Committee appointed to prepare 
Estimates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of Great 
Britain and Ireland for five quarters to 31st March 1833; To 
send for persons, papers and records; Three to be the Quorum ; 
386. Report; to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 418. 
Report referred to the Committee of Supply ; The King’s Re- 
commendation having been signified; 444. 
Vide AccounTs. 
Laws; Petition of William Lovett, for the amendment 
thereof ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 108. 
Mitts. Vide Factories. 
Mines (America and Russia.) Vide AccounTs.(ADDRESSES, 93.) 
Ministers Money. Vide IRELAND. 
Mint and CoinaGe. Vide Accounts, 
Suppty. 
Minutes of EvipEeNnce taken before Committees in former Ses- 
sions ; referred to Select Committees, 56, 57. 
taken before a Select Committee ; Or- 
Presented, and to be printed, 518. 














(ADDRESSES, 94.) 





dered, 517. 





to be 
printed at the expense of the Parties, 566. 


taken before Committees on Bills; to be 


Vide 





printed, 218, 481. 
Accounts. 





CoMMITTEEs. 
EvIDENCE. 


MIscELLANEOUS SERVICES. Vide Accounts. 
Mo.tasseEs. Vide SLAVERY. Ways and MEANs. 
Money. Vide INTEREST of Money. 


MonkwEARMouTH Railway. Vide Sourn Suienips and 


MonkKWEARMOUTH. 

Monmoutsu Roads. Vide LANFABON and PontTymMolL. 

Monre Vipeo. Vide Sourn Sea Duty. 

Moor Inclosure. Vide Hitt and Moor. 

Morris, James. Vide INsotvent DeEBTORs. 

Morton Road. Vide MANsriELD. 

Morton’s Patent Stip; Petition for a Bill for prolonging 
the terms of certain Letters Patent granted to Thomas Mor- 
ton; Referred to a Committee, 25. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
163. Presented, and read, 166. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 231. Second Reading deferred, 234, 252, 

- Select Committee appointed to con- 
sider how far it is expedient to extend the Patent granted for 
Morton’s Slip; Five to be the Quorum, 235. Power to send 
for persons, papers and records; Member added ; 253. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report to lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 271. 

Motions withdrawn, 22, 60, 103, 150, 175, 189, 246, 289, 320, 
386, 400, 433, 441, 458, 463, 518, 538, 539, 540- 

dropped, for want of Forty Members, 35, 246, 335, 461, 
498, 542, 588. 

Murpnuy, William. Vide IRELAND. 

Murray’s Estate. Vide ScoTLanp. 








Mutiny; Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for 
the better payment of the Army and their Quarters ; Ordered, 
129. 





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Mutiny—continued. 


12g. Order of leave for Bill, read, and discharged; and 
another Bill ordered; 157. Vide infra. 


Act 1 Will. IV. c. 14, relating thereto, read; Bill to 
continue the said Act; Ordered; presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 157. Committed, 165. Con- 
sidered, 168. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 173. Passed, 175. Agreed to by the Lords, 
196. Royal Assent, 219. 

Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the 
better payment of the Army and their Quarters; Ordered, 
236. Fai, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 237. Committed, 239. Considered, 241. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 246. 
Passed, 249. Agreed to by the Lords, 259. Royal Assent, 
250. 

Petition of Charles Lakin, Chairman of the Council 
of the Northern Political Union, praying that another Mutiny 
Bill may not pass until the Reform Bill shall have passed 
entire and unmutilated ; To lie on the Table, 239. 

Mytuotm Royp Bripeér Road; Petition for a Bill for main- 
taining and improving the same, and Bill ordered, 29. Pre- 
sented, and read, 39. Committed, 58. Reported; to be 


ingrossed; 144. Passed, 150. Agreed to by the Lords, 178. 
Royal Assent, 219. 





Petition against ; from Owners 
and Occupiers of Land, and others in Soyland; Referred ; and 
Counsel ordered ; 102. 


2°&amp;3 Will. IV. Parl.i0. Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 


Naisu, William. Vide Lonpon BripGeE APPROACHES. 
NatTionat Dest. Vide Lire ANNUITIES. 


~ GALLERY and Recorp Orrice. Vide Accounts. 
Supr.y. 


Navication. Vide TRADE. 

Navy. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 198.) Suppty. 

——-— Civit Departments ; Bill to amend the Laws relating 
to the business of the Civil Departments of the Navy, and to 
make other Regulations for more effectually carrying on the 
Duties of the said Departments; Ordered, 103. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 105. Second Reading deferred, 133. Bill com- 
mitted, 147. Committee deferred, 165, 168, 179, 185, 201, 
209, 212,225. Bill considered, and reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
236. Order for further consideration of Report, read; Bill 
re-committed ; considered; Proceedings in Committee; 253, 
254. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 260. Passed, 264. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 352. Considered, and agreed to, 354. Royal Assent, 
362. 


Naytor, J. Todd. Vide Sourn Sea Dury. 


New Brunswick, &amp;c. Lanp Company; Petition for leave 
to present a Petition for a Bill to establish a Company for 
purchasing, improving, settling and disposing of Lands in the 
Colonies of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, including Cape 
Breton and Prince Edward’s Island, and for such other lawful 
purposes as to His Majesty, His Heirs or Successors, shall 
seem meet; Referred to a Committee, 307. Reported; leave 
given; Petition presented accordingly; Referred to a Com- 
mittee; 311. 





Petition of the Earl 

of Stirling, complaining of a Company of Persons, styling 

themselves “ The New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land 

Company,” having applied to the House for a Bill to enable 

His Majesty to grant them a Charter of Incorporation; and 

raying that he may be heard, by Counsel, at the bar of the 

ouse, against the same, or that Compensation be given him 
for the portion of his property intended to be applied to the 
purposes of the said Company, 402. To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 403. 

NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME and Drayton Roads; Petition 
for a Bill for more effectually repairing and improving the 
same, and Bill ordered, 107. Presented, and read, 119. Com- 
mitted, 132. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 211. Passed, 240. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 278. Considered, and 
agreed to, 283. Royal Assent, 331. 


-UPON-TyNE and CaruisLeE Railway; Petition 

for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to accelerate the 
raising of a certain sum for the more speedy prosecution of 
the Undertaking ; Referred to a Committee, 183. Reported ; 
leave given; Petition presented accordingly; Referred to a 
Committee; 220. Reported; Bill ordered; 264. Presented, 
and read, 270. Committed, 296. Reported; Report to lie 
on the Table; 335. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed; 364. Passed, 370. Agreed to by the Lords, 404. 
Royal Assent, 430. 

New Forest Road. Vide SHAFTEsBuRY. 


NFWFOUNDLAND; Petitions that a Local Legislative Govern- 
ment may be granted to the said Colony; from Inhabitants 








VOL. 87.,— Sess. 1831-2. 


of Saint John’s; of Carbonear; of Port de Grave; of Brigus ; 
of Old Perlican, 171. 


Petition of Inhabitants of the Town of Har- 
bor Grace, in Conception Bay, in the Island ‘of Newfound- 
land, for a Representative Local Legislature for that Island ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 298. 


Acts relating thereto, read, 385, 386. Mo- 
tion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
of the said Acts, and to authorize the appropriation of certain 
sums out of the Duties arising in the Island of Newfoundland, 
to the payment of the Salaries of certain Officers there; The 
King’s Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to ; Copy of 
Commission, appointing Captain Sir Thomas John Cochrane, 
Governor of the said Colony, and authorizing him to convoke 
a Legislative Assembly ; Referred; Acts considered ; 386. 
Resolutions reported and agreed to; Billor Bills ordered; 392. 
Vide infra. 











APPROPRIATION OF Duties; Bill to con- 
tinue certain Acts relating to the Island of Newfoundland, 
and to provide for the Appropriation of all Duties which 
may hereafter be raised within the said Island; Ordered, 392. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 446. Committed, 463. Considered, 470. 
Report deferred, 478, 485, 495, 503- Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 508. Passed, 
511. Agreed to by the Lords, 530. Royal Assent, 542. 
FisHERiés; Bill to continue for a time to 
be limited an Act of the Fifth Year of his late Majesty, re- 
lating to the Fisheries in Newfoundland ; Ordered, 392. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 446. Committed, 463. Considered, 470. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
478. Third Reading deferred, 485, 495, 503- Bill passed, 
508. Agreed to bythe Lords, 530. Royal Assent, 542. 
Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSEs, 100,) 

New Iwn Road. Vide Dup ey. 

New.anp, William Charles. Vide Frencn CLaiMs. 


Newrorr Road. Vide TERNHILL and Newport. 


————- (Monmouth) Roads; Petition for a Bill for di- 
verting, altering, repairing and improving the same, and Bill 
ordered, 15. Presented, and read, 20. Coanaitied 54. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 156. Passed,159. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 178. eae Assent, 219. 











Petition against ; from John 
Hodgkinson ; Referred, 143. 

New Soutu Wates; Petition of the Free Inhabitants of New 
South Wales, for the introduction, into that Colony, of Trial 
by Jury, and for a Representative Assembly, 440. To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed ; 441. 


Petition of Edward Smith Hall, a free Emi- 
grant Colonist of New South Wales, complaining of restric- 
tions on the Liberty of the Press in that Colony; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 441. 


Motion for presenting an Address to His 
Majesty that He will be graciously pleased to take the neces- 
sary measures for giving to the Free Inhabitants of New 
South Wales the benefit of Trial by Jury in all cases; as 
also, some system of Representation, such as the circum- 
stances of the Colony shall seem to warrant; Motion with- 
drawn, 441. 











— Motion for presenting an Address to His 
Majesty that He will be graciously sag to take the neces- 
sary measures for giving to the Free Inhabitants of New 
South Wales some system of Representation, such as the cir- 
cumstances of the Colony shall seem to warrant ; Question 
Neg. thereupon, 441. 





Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 101 
to 104.) Suextitey, John Darby. Soutn Sea Jsuanps. 
STEPHEN, John. 





and Van DiemMen’s Land; Motion 
for appointing a Committee to take into consideration the 
Alienation of Crown Lands in New South Wales and Van 
Diemen’s Land ; Motion withdrawn, 386. 





Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. (ADDRESSES, 103.) 

NewspParer and ADVERTISEMENT DutiEs; Motion, That 
all Taxes which impede the diffusion of Knowledge are pre- 
judicial to the best interests of the People; Question, Previous 
Neg. thereupon, 399. 


—_——_———. Prosecutions; Petition of Persons incarcerated 
in the City Bridewell for selling Newspapers not duly stamped, 
for an inquiry into their respective cases; To lie on the 
Table ; oak to be printed ; 472. 


————— Sramp and Paper DutikEs; Petitions for the 
repeal thereof; From Bethnal Green, 472 ; Birmingham, 154, 
487; Birmingham, Mechanics Institution of, 449; Bolton 
Chronicle Newspaper, Editor of, 278 ; Booksellers, Publish- 
ers and Editors, 297; Greenwich and Deptford Political 
Union, 517; Leicester Political Union, 297; Macclesfield, 
241; National Political Union, 215; National Union of 

Working 
X 2 








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Newspaper Stamp and Paper DutiEes—continued. 


Working Classes, 399; Perth, Trades Union of, 328; Stam- 
ford, 177; Stratford-on-Avon Political Union, 152; Webb, 
Robert Thomas, 578; Wick and Pulteney Town Subscription 
Library, 297; Winchester, Members of National Union, 
108. 

Newspapers. Vide Accounts. Post Orrice. 


NeTHERLANDS FortTiricaTions. Vide AccounTs. 
Newton, William Leaper. Vide Wuite’s Estate. 
NewTownrarry. Vide IRELAND. 


Nocron and Branston Drainage; Petition for a Bill for 
repealing parts of, and amending and enlarging powers of other 
arts of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 114. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 210. Presented, and read, 222. Committed, 
317. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 346. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 388. Passed, 393. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 424. Royal Assent, 430. 

: Petitions against; From 
Boston, &amp;c., Commissioners for Drainage of; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 325; Boston Haven, &amp;c., Commissioners 
for Drainage of ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 325 ; Com- 
missioners for draining the Fourth District in the County 
of Lincoln; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 325; Witham 
River, General Commissioners for drainage by; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 325. 

Norrotk Assizes; Bill for holding the Assizes for the County 
of Norfolk and City of Norwich, and County of the same Cit 
twice in every year at Norwich; Ordered, 246. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 261. Second reading deferred, 274, 282, 308. Bill 
committed, 334. Considered, 339. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 343. Third 
Réading deferred, 361. Bill passed, 373. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 416. Royal Assent, 430. 

Petitions against; From Magistrates, &amp;c. 

of Northern part of the County of Norfolk, 334; Noblemen, 

&amp;e. connected with the South-western, North-western, and 

Western parts of the County of Norfolk (Five Petitions), 334; 

Thetford, 334; Samuel, Wells, 337. 

Petitions in favour; From Norfolk, Justices 
of the Peace for, 334; Norwich, Corporation of, 337. 

Nortn America. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Nortuampton Road. Vide Warwick and NortHAmMPrTon. 

Nortu Cave Road. Vide Bevertery. 

Kye Drainage. Vide RusKiNGTON. 

Vide BisuoPWEARMOUTH. 

Vide NorFouk. 





—_—— 











Norton Road. 
Norwicu ASsIZegs. 


—— and Faxenuam Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 111. Pre- 
sented, and read, 220. Committed, 234. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 277. Passed, 283. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. 
Royal Assent, 332. 

and Lowestort Navigation; Petition for a Bill to 
enlarge the term and amend powers and provisions of Act ; 
Referred to a Committee, 20. Reported; Bill ordered; 30. 
Presented, and read, 31. Committed, 33. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 54. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed ; 74. Passed, 78. Agreed to by the Lords, 
108. Royal Assent, 125. 

Norrincuam Gao t; Petition of Inhabitants of Nottingham, 
complaining of Tortures to obtain Confessions, practised on 
the persons confined therein from October to January last ; 
To lie on the Table, 424. 

- Pstition of Inhabitants of Nottingham, 
for an Inquiry into the allegations contained in the above Pe- 
tition; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 542. 

SpeciAL Commission ; Petition of Inhabitants 
of Nottingham, praying the House to address the Crown for 
an arrest of execution on behalf of the Five men lying under 
sentence of death, for the perpetration of certain acts of 
riot and outrage committed in October last; To lie on the 
Table, 60. 

Nova Scotia. 


Nozeeb, ZEMINDAR OF. 











Vide New Brunswick LANp ComPANY. 
Vide East INDIA. 


2° &amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl. 10. Sess. 2. 


OATHS of AnsuRATION and Supremacy; Petition of the 
Corporation of London for an alteration therein; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 276. 


OpservANCE of the SABBATH. Vide SABBATH. 


Opinam Road; Petition fora Bill for more effectually repairin 
and improving the same, and Bill ordered, 82. Asam a 
and read, 145. Committed, 159. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
199. Passed, 203. Agreed to by the Lords, 220. Royal 
Assent, 244. 


A. 1831-2. 


Vide Accounts. SPEAKER. 
Vide Works, OFFicE oF. 


Orrice of SpeaKkeEr. 
Orrice of Works. 


Orricers of the Court of Excnrguer. 
QuER Court Orricers. 

——— of Wipows’ Pensions; Petition of Inhabitants of 
Clashmore, for repeal of the Law which interdicts Officers’ 
Widows from marrying without losing their Pension; To lie 
on the Table, 188. 

Orrices in the Cotonizs. Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSxs, 3.) 

——-— Pusuic. Vide Accounts. 


Vide Excue- 


Op SrratrorD Road. Vide HARDINGSTONE. 
Ouney Road. Vide Bromuam. 


Omnisus CarriAGeEs. Vide Posr Horse and Srace-Coacn 
DuTIiEs. 


ORDERS: 





Usual Orders made, touching Privileges and 
Elections, to prevent Disorders, and relating to Members’ 
Letters, kc. 6, 7. Vide Commitrees. Constasies. Errc- 
TIONS. EvipEeNcE. Footmen. Lerrers. Mempenrs. Perrs. 











PosTMASTER-GENERAL, PRAYERS. PRrRoevinteces. SER- 
JEANT. SPEAKER. STRANGERS. Votres. Witnesses. 
Standing, read, 7. 
~— ———-——. made Standing, 26. 
of a future day discharged, 23, 32, 38,52, 57, 
344- 
of leave for Bills discharged, 63, 78, 157, 176, 
199, 329. 


————— for Second Reading of Bills, discharged, and 
other days appointed, 23, 38, 52, 85, 175, 282, 289, 314, 315, 
344) 345, 387. 

for the House to resolve itself into Committees 
upon Bills discharged, and other days appointed ; 222, 314, 
315,344) 345) 511. 

Order for Third Reading of a Bill, discharged; 
and Bill re-committed, 303. 

Order for Third Reading of Bills, discharged, 
and other days appointed, 339, 384. 

for further consideration of Report of Bills, 
discharged, and other days appointed, 344, 345, 393, 398, 
492. 

















for presenting Addresses, discharged, 30, 134. 


———~——— for consideration of Election Petitions, dis- 
charged, 33, 46, 230. 


for consideration of Election Petitions dis- 
charged, and other days appointed, 32, 34. 


for printing an Account, discharged, 289. 
—————-- for Accounts, discharged, 131, 490. 


—————-— for Accounts, discharged, and others ordered, 68, 
549- 








for laying before the House, Accounts forthwith, 

43» 57, 166, 275, 299, 368, 428, 504, 548. 

for reporting Members absent at Call of the 

House, discharged, 307. 

for giving Notice of the Day appointed for Se- 

cond Reading of a Bill to Returning Officer, 58. For going 

into Committee, 334. 

for attendance of certain persons, 278, 338, 352. 

-~—_——— —— Order for committing a person to the custody of 
the Serjeant at Arms, 360. For bringing him to the Bar, 365. 
For his discharge, 365. 

—————— relative to Lists of Names of Land Tax Commis- 
sioners to be delivered in by Members, 490. 

for Short-hand Writer to attend the Pembroke 

















Assizes, 510. 


Vide CoMMITTEES. STANDING OrDERs. 








Orpnance. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

—-- DepartTMENT; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill 
to extend and render more effectual two Acts of the first and 
second, and third years of his late Majesty, respecting the 
Estates thereby vested in the principal Officers of the Ord- 
nance, and to facilitate the Public Business in the Ordnance 
Department ; Ordered, 185. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 198. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 217, 225. Bill committed, 229. Con- 
sidered, 232. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 236. Passed, 241. Agreed to by the Lords, 
253. Royal Assent, 259. 

— Survey. Vide IRELAND. 








OssEert-cumM-GawTHorPE Corn Mills; Petition for a Bill for 
discharging the Inhabitants of the township of Ossett-cum- 
Gawthorpe, in the parish of Dewsbury, from the custom of 
grinding Corn, Grain and Malt at certain Water Corn Mills 
in the townships of Wakefield and Horbury, and in the parish 

¢ for making Compensation to the Proprietor mad 
the 


of Sandal, an 








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Ossett-cum-GawTHorPeE Corn Mills—continued. 
the said Mills; Referred to a Committee, 96. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 132. Presented, and read, 136. Committed, 
153. Time enlarged for Report, 341. Bill reported, 362. To 
be ingrossed, 363. Passed, 370. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 449. Considered, 453. Agreed to, 454. Royal 
Assent, 461. 





Petitions against; from 
Gawthorpe ; Ossett, 297. 


Ortey, Mr. Brook T. Vide Accounts. 
Ourtrit of Pirate and Equipace. Vide Accounts. 
Outta, Narroba Govind. Vide East Inp1a. 


Ovurtawriés; Bill for the more effectually preventing Clan- 
destine Outlawries, read 3. 


OvutrAGEs. Vide IRELAND. 


Ovze Banks and Brinces; Petition for a Bill for raising 
further Funds for the repair of the same, and for altering 
powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 118. 


2° &amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl. 10. Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 


AISLEY Gas. Vide Scorianp. 
Pancras, Saint Parisu or. Vide Accounts. 


Panizzi, Antonio; Bill from the Lords for his Naturalization, 
70. Read, 85. Committed, 101. Reported, and passed, 
145. Royal Assent, 219. 


Paper. Vide IRELAND. 
Duties. Vide NewspParer STAMP and Paper Du- 





TIES. 





Haneines. Vide IRELAND. 

ParLiAMENT; Opened by The King in Person, 3. 

Prorogued by The King in Person, 591. 

Further Prorogued, 591. 

Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

PriviteceEs or; Bill for limiting the Privileges 
of Members of the House of Commons as to exemption from 
Personal Arrest for Debt; and for vacating the Seats of In- 














solvent Members in custody; and for preventing Persons 


avowedly Insolvent from being elected to serve as Members ; 
Ordered, 103 Order of leave for Bill read, and discharged ; 
and another Bill ordered ; 329. Vide infra. 


Bill for preserving the Dignity and Independence 
of the House of Commons, by causing the Seats of Insolvent 
Members to be vacated, by preventing the Election of [nsol- 
vent Persons to serve as Members, and by removing difficul- 
ties touching the Rights of Creditors against Bankrupt Mem- 
bers; Ordered, 329. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 330. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 343. Bill committed, 353. Committee de- 
ferred, 368. Bill further considered ; Committee report Pro- 
gress; 382. Committee deferred, 395, 422. Bill further 
considered ; and reported ; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 437. Further 
Consideration of Report deferred, 463, 482, 486, 492. 
Petitions against ; from Bethnal-green, Political 
Union of, 449. Birmingham, Political Union of, 420; Bradford 
(Wilts,) 488; Hounslow, 472; Hull and Sculcoates, Political 
Union of, 420; Kingston-upon-Hull, 420; Lambeth, Politi- 
cal Union of, 420; National Political Union, 546; National 
Union of the Working Classes, 364. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Bath against ; and for 
the repeal of the Act of Anne, which renders certain Qualifi- 
cations necessary for Members; To lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed; 432. 

RerormM oF; So much of His Majesty’s Speech 
at the opening of the Session, as relates to Reform of Parlia- 
ment, read ; Bill to amend the Representation of the People in 
England and Wales; Ordered, 17. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 17. Order 
for Second Reading read; Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time; Amendment proposed; Debate thereupon 
adjourned; 29. Debate resumed ; Main Question agreed to; 
Bill committed; 31. Order for Committee read ; Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Main Question agreed to; Bill conalbewea ; 
Committee report Progress ; 41. Bill further considered ; Com- 
mittee report Progress; 44. Bill further considered, 48. 
Committee report Progress, 49. Committee deferred, 53. 
Bill further considered; Committee report Progress, 55. 
Committee deferred, 60. Bill further considered, 63. Com- 
mittee report Progress, 64. Bill further considered; 67, 
Committee report Progress, 68. Bill further considered, 
70. Committee report Progress, 71. Committee deferred, 
74. Bill further considered ; Committee report Progress ; 
80, 83, 91, 94. Committee deferred, 98. Instruction to 
Committee to make Provision authorizing the Commissioners 
of the Treasury to direct the Payment of the Barristers em- 
ployed in revising Lists of Voters, 99. Committee deferred, 
103. Bill further considered ; Committee report Progress; 
109, 116. Committee deferred, 122. Order for Committee 





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VOL. 87.——Sess. 1831-2. 


read ; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 
put and agreed to; Bill further considered; 126. Com- 
mittee report Progress, 127, 133. Bill further considered ; 
Committee report Progress; 140, 151. Committee deferred, 
157. Bill further considered; Committee report Progress; 
160, 165. Committee deferred, 168. Bill further considered ; 
Committee report Progress, 172,178. Bill further considered, 
180. Reported; Day appointed for further considering Re- 
port; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 181. Motion for 
reading the Order of the Day for further considering the Re- 
port ; Amendment proposed; 189, but not made ; Main Ques- 
tion agreed to, 193. Oeder read; Report further considered ; 
Amendments agreed to; other Amendments disagreed to ; 
Clauses added; Amendments made in the body of the Bill; 
Motion for adjourning further consideration of the Report ; 
Question Neg. thereupon; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
Bill, as amended, to be ao Hee ; 193. Order for Third Read- 
ing read; Motion, That the Bill be now read the Third 
time; Amendment proposed; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
205. Debate resumed, and further adjourned, 208. Debate 
resumed ; main Question agreed to; Bill read the Third 
time; Further proceeding on Third Reading adjourned ; 212. 
Further Proceeding resumed ; Amendments made; 215. Bill 


passed, 217. By the Lords, with Amendments; Day ap- 


pointed for considering them ; and to be printed ; 373.. Amend- 
ments considered, 376. Agreed to,378. Royal Assent, 385. 





Proceedings in Committee, 41, 
44, 48, 49, 55, 63, 64, 67, 68, 70, 71, 80, 83, go, 91, 94, 109, 
115, 116, 126, 127, 133, 140, 141, 151, 160, 165, 172, 173, 
178,179, 180, 181. 





Petitions in favour ; From Falkirk, 
484; Fife, John, 181; Haddington, 333; Hazell, James, 29 ; 
Holt, G. F. 189; Kidderminster Political Union, 140, 149; 
Kirby Fleetham, 39 ; Lennard, Sir Thomas Barrett, 21; Lin- 
coln, 21 ; Lisburn, 389; Misterton, 10; Richmond, (York,) 21; 
Wakefield, 10; Wellington, 39; York, County of, 10. 





Petitions against; from Cam- 
bridge and Isle of Ely, 108; Worcester, County of, 29. 





— _— -- Petitions respecting the details of 
the Bill; From Amersham, 48; Appleby, 41; Berwick-upon- 
Tweed, 61; Bethnal Green, 307; Cardiff, 133; Chelmsford, 
140; Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, 132; Cowbridge, 133, 
Folkestone, 134; Great Grimsby, 1393; Huddersfield, 153 ; 
Jarvis, Dr., 55; Leamington Political Union, 152; Lichfield; 
47; Llanfyllin, 205; Manchester, 307 ; Marsh, William, 140; 
Merthyr Tydfil, 126; Ramsgate, 26; Ripon, 73; Sawle, 
Joseph Sawle Graves, 77. Sheppy, Isle of, 148. South 
Shields and Westoe, 208; Stockton and Norton, 81 ; War- 
wick, 152; Worcester, County of, 55. 





Petitions of Persons, being Mem- 


bers of a Political Union, in Council assembled, against any 
Clause in the Bill which shall require payment of Rent or 
Taxes as Qualifications to vote for Members to serve in Par- 
liament; Offered, and by leave, withdrawn, 29, 67. 





Two Petitions of Freeholders, 
Householders and Inhabitants of the Isle of Purbeck, for 
additional Representation; To lie on the Table; and to ‘be 
printed ; 106. 





Petitions of George Christopher 
Rapier, submitting a Plan for ascertaining the relative Im- 
portance of Boroughs; To lie on the Table ; and to be 
printed; 142,157. 





Petitions complaining of the Bo- 
rough of Helleston having been placed in Schedule (B.) in 
consequence of credit to the amount of £.73. 1..3. not having 
been given in the amonnt of Assessed Taxes for the Duty 
charged for Horses in the First Regiment of Cornwall Yeo- 
manry Cavalry, and praying for a new Valuation, or that 
Credit may be given for the above Sum; of the Mayor, Alder- 
men and others of Helleston, 35, 160; Inhabitants of Hel- 
leston, 160. 





Petitions for the speedy passing 
of the Bill; Birmingham; Brentford Political Union, 181. 





Petition of the thereunder-signed 
for passing, as speedily as possible, an effectual Bill to amend 
the Representation of the People, without requiring payment 
of Rent or Taxes, or Rate, by those who are otherwise qua- 
lified for voting for Members; To lie on the Table, 181. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Merthyr 
Tidvil, praying the House to revise its decision with regard 
to that Town, that it may either have one Member itself, or 
be altogether omitted in the Bill; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 189. 

Petition of Eneas M‘Intyre, Doc- 





tor of Laws, of King’s College, Aberdeen, stating that the 
method adopted for ascertaining the relative Importance of 
each Borough is incorrect in pune? and suggesting a Plan 
whereby the same may be exhibited in a manner calculated to 
produce a just arrangement ; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 126. 


Petitions praying the House to 





withhold the Supplies until the Reform Bill shall have become 


bj 


Law ; 











INDEX @ the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 


[A. 1831-2. 





PARLIAMENT, REFORM oFr—continued. 


Law; From Aberdeen, 488; mg! nite 332; Abingdon, 
329; Addingham, 328; Airdrie, Magistrates, &amp;c. of, 326; 
Airdrie, Political Union of, 326; Alnwick, 387 ; Annan, 488; 
Armby, 328; Ashburton, 332; Ashton-under-Lyme, 337 ; 
Ayr, 326; Ayr, Nine Incorporated Trades of, 404 ; Bakewell, 
332; Banff, &amp;c. 488; Bannockburn, 488 ; Bath, 321; (Three 
Petitions,) 341; Bathgate, 326; Beaminster, 364; Belfast, 
364; Belper, 332; Bingley, 328; Birmingham, 332, 488; 
Bishopsgate, Ward of, London, 337; Bolton, Great and Little, 
317; Basen, 321; Bradford (Wilts,) 321 ; Bradford (York,) 
328; Bridport, 341; Brighton, 326; Bristol, 341; Bristol, 
General Union, 332; Brixham,396; Burton-upon-Trent, 337 ; 
Burwash and Ticehurst, 326; Caithness, 420; Camberwell, 
332; Canongate, Hammermen of, 488; Canongate, Incorpo- 
rated Tailors in, 326; Carlisle, 364; Castle Baynard Ward, 
London, 337; Chard, 328; Cheltenham, 328; Christchurch, 
Surrey,332; Clerkenwell, 488; Cockermouth, 371 ; Coggeshall, 
321 ; Cleckheaton, 328 ; Cranbrooke, 321 ; Creiff, 488; Cripple- 
gate Within, London, 337 ; Cripplegate Without, London, 337 ; 
Crampton near Manchester, 337; Cumnock, 375; Dalkeith, 
326; Darlington, 332; Dartford,321; Denny, 396; Deptford, 
321; Derby, 332; Devizes, 321; (Devon, Sheriff of,) John M. 
Woolcombe, 396; Dewsbury, 328; Diss, 332; Dorking, 332 ; 
Dublin, 364; Dudley, 332; Duffield, &amp;c. 332; Dumbarton, 
347; Dumfries, 326, 488; Dundee, 326; Duntocher, 381 ; 
East London Reform Association, 488; Edinburgh, 332; 
Edinburgh, Chamber of Commerce of, 326 ; Edinburgh, Com- 

any of Merchants of, 326; Edinburgh, Incorporation of 
a as of, 364; Edinburgh, Incorporation of Tailors of, 
488; Edinburgh, Incorporation of Wrights and Masons of, 
364; Elgin, 364; Elham Division, Kent, (26 Parishes 
in), 326; English Bar, Members of, 341; Enniscorthy Poli- 
tical Union, 396; Epping, 488; Evesham, 326; Falmouth, 
453; Farringdon Within, London, 337; Finsbury Division, 
487; Fintona, 371; Folkestone, 321; Forfar, 488; Frome 
Selwood, 328 ; Fruchie, 488; Gateshead, 332 ; Glasgow, 326, 
371; Glasgow, Incorporation of Cordiners of, 488; Glasgow, 
Incorporation of Hammermen of, 347 ; Glasgow, Merchants 
House of, 488 ; Glasgow, Trades House of, 396; Glossop, 329; 
Gosport and Alverstoke, 337; Greenwich, 321; Haddington, 
332; Halifax, 328; Hawick (two Petitions,) 488; Hawkhurst, 
364; Hebden Bridge, 328 ; Hempstead-near-Holt, 488; Hey- 
wood, 332; Holmfirth, 332; Holywell,347 ; Huddersfield, 328 ; 
Hull, 332 ; Hyde, 332 ; Hythe, 326; Ilkeston, 328; Ilmin- 
ster, 347; Invergordon, 337; Inverness, 375; Irvine, 326; 
Islington, 488 ; Jedburgh, 326; Jersey, Island of, 332; Kelso, 
488; Kendal, 337; Kensington, 487; Kettering, 371 ; Kid- 
derminster, 341 ; Kidderminster Political Union, 332; Kil- 
burne, 488; Kilmarnock, 326; Kilwinning, 488; King’s 
Lynn, 328 ; Kinross-shire, 326; Kirkcaldy,375; Lambeth, 332; 
Ledbury, 387 ; Leeds, 328 ; Lees, 488; Leicester, 321; Leith, 
332; Leslie (Fife,) 488; Lewes, 321; Limehouse, 488; Lin- 
coln, 337 ;. Linlithgow, 326 ; Liverpool, 314; London, Corpo- 
ration of, 304; London, Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Livery- 
men of, 311 ; Loughborough, 317; Louth, County of, 487; 
Ludlow, 488; Lyme Regis, 364; Lymington, 337; Malton, 
332; Manchester, 332; Margate, 321; Melksham, 321; 
Middleton, 332; Merfield,328; Monmouth West Union,332 ; 
Montrose, Inhabitants of, 332; Montrose, Provost, &amp;c. of, 
332; Morley and Churwell, 332; Musselburgh, 341; Nairn, 
488; National Political Union, 488; National Reform Asso- 
ciation, 488; Newburgh, 488; Newcastle-under-Lyme, 328 ; 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 326 ; Newington, 332 ; Newport Pag- 
nell, 364 ; New Sarum, 326; Newmilns, 488; Oban, 326; 
Oldham, 332; Otley, 328; Paisley, 332; Pateley Bridge, 328 ; 
Perth, 326; Plymouth, &amp;c. 332; Preston,328; Pudsey, 328; 
Reading, 332; Renfrewshire Political Union, Sir John Max- 
well, Chairman of, 488; Richmond (York,) 341; Rochdale, 
332 ; Ross (Hereford,) 387; Roxburgh, 326; Royton, 332; 
Rye, 364; Saddleworth, 358; Saint Bride, London, 314; 
Saint George, Middlesex, 488 ; Saint Ives, Huntingdon, 347 ; 
Saint Luke, Middlesex, 488 ; Saint Margaret and Saint John, 
Westminster, 399; Saint Martin-in-the-Fields, 326; Saint 
Ninians, 488 ; Sanquhar, 488; Shaftesbury, 364; Sheffield, 
332; Shepton Mallet, 321 ; Shoreditch, 488; Sittingbourne, 
&amp;c. 321 ; Southampton, 328; Southmolton, 396; Southwark, 
364 ; Staffordshire Potteries,371 ; Stanley and Bankfoot, 488 ; 
Sterling (three Petitions,) 354; Stockport, &amp;c.371; Tain, 337; 
Taunton, 337; Tavistock, 332; Tewkesbury, 321; Thorne, 
358 ; Thurso Division of Caithness, 420; Tipton, 488; Tod- 
morden, 332; Totnes, 332; Tring, 488; Trinity Without, 
Waterford, 332; Tynemouth, 371; Wakefield, 328; Wal- 
brook Ward, London, 337; Walsall, Foreign of, 521; Wap- 
ping, 488; Ware, 332; Warrington, 332; Warwick Political 

nion, 326; West Bromwich, 337; Westerham, 326; Whit- 
bys 328 ; Whitehaven, 371 ; Whithorn, 341; Wigan, 321; 

igtown, 341; Winchester, 399; Woburn, 337; Wolver- 
hampton, 326; Wolverhampton Political Union, 326; Wor- 
cester, 321; Yarmouth, 326; Yeovil, 488; York, 337. 


Petition from the National Political 
Union of Bethnal Green, praying the House immediately to 
appoint Commissioners for receiving the Supplies already 


Says as was done in 1642; To lie on the Table; and to 
e printed ; 307. 








Petitions for enlarging the period 
appointed for payment of Taxes to such time as may enable 
the Parish Authorities to make arrangements to enable persons 
to exercise the Elective Franchise; From Saint Mary-le-bone, 
Paddington and Pancras; Vestrymen of Saint Mary-le-bone, 


487. 





Petition of Thomas De Vear, Chair- 
man of a Meeting of the Electors of Westminster, for an 
Address to His Majesty to prorogue the present Parliament, 
for the purpose of its re-assembling to pass an Act to repeal 
the Clause in the Bill respecting the payment of Rates and 
Taxes; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 585. 
Petition of Elijah Dixon, Chairman 
of a Meeting of Members of the Manchester Reform Associa- 
tion, for the repeal of certain Clauses therein; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 588. 
Petition of William Cobbett, for 
the repeal of all the Clauses, from the eighteenth Clause in- 
clusive to the end of the Act, and that in lieu of the Clauses 
thus to be repealed, an Act may be passed, providing that 
every man, at the age of eighteen years or upwards, shall have 
a right to vote by Ballot; To lie on the Table, 499. 

= Two Petitions, of President, Offi- 
cers and Members of the Hull and Sculcoates Political Union, 
for the amendment of the Act; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 590. 











Vide Evections. Irenanp. 
Leeps, Borough of. ScoTLann. VoTERS’ QUALIFICATION, 
WaAtsAa.L, Borough of. 

a Bits (ScoTianp and IRELAND ;) 
Petition of George Gray, Chairman of a Meeting of the Inha- 
abitants of Dalkeith, that the said Bills may be passed with 
all convenient speed ; To lie on the Table, 491. 

—— Vide Accounts. 
and Divisions of CouNtTigs 

Bitts; Petition of Electors of Stamford, for preserving the 

scot and lot Qualification to that Borough, and against annex- 

ing the Parish of Saint Martin thereto; To lie on the Table; 

and to be printed; 204. 

and Epucation. Vide IrE- 

LAND. 

‘ik and Titnes. Vide IRELAND. 


PARLIAMENTARY Papers. Vide FRANKING. 


REGIsTRATION; Petition of Churchwardens 
and Overseers of South Shields and Westoe, complaining of 
mis-statements in regard to the Population of those Town- 
ships; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 208. 


REPRESENTATION ; Motion for presenting 
an Address to His Majesty, for a Return of the Names and 
Rank, or Profession of all Persons holding the Office of Re- 
corder, &amp;c. in Cities and Borough Towns; Motion withdrawn, 
386. 


























Vide Accounts. 





(Ap- 
DRESSES, 108 ¢o 122.) 

Parne tt, Sir Henry. Vide CARNARVONSHIRE Roads. 

Parr Gas. Vide HELEN’s, SAINT. 

Parry Processions. Vide IRELAND. 


Pasteur, Pierre Jacques; Bill from the Lords for his natu- 
ralization, 60, Read, 66. Committed, 73. Reported, and 
passed, 112. Royal Assent, 125. 

Parzexer, Edward; Bill from the Lords for his naturalization, 
450. Read, 453. Committed, 471. Reported and passed, 
505, Royal Assent, 542. 

Peppte, William. Vide Wacker, Charles Holden. 

Peers; Usual Resolutions relating to their interference at 
Flections, 6. 

— Vide Lorps, 

PENITENTIARY House. 

PENSIONS. 





Vide Accounts. SupPty. 
Vide Orricers’ Wipnows’ PENSIONS. 


&amp;e. Duties. Vide Waysand Means; and Bitts 
in Suprty. 


— to Speakers. Vide Accounts. SPEAKER. 


Permits; Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws regulating 
the granting and issuing of Permits for the removal of Goods 
under the Laws of Excise; Ordered; presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 38. 
Secunl Reading deferred, 45. Bull committed, 49. Com- 
mittee deferred, 57, 61, 75, 91, 99, 122. Bill considered and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed ; 129. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 147. 
Passed, 152. Agreed to by the Lords, 175. Royal Assent, 
219. 

PERTHSHIRE Roads. 


PETITIONS : 


Vide SCOTLAND. 





Resolution, limiting the time for receiving 
Petitions for Private Bills, 7. 
Respecting the time 
alleging Bribery, 572. 





for receiving Petitions 


(continued.) 








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PETITION S— continued. 
read again, 63, 234, 327. 

of a former Session, read 7. 

to be printed, 462. 


complaining that Standing Orders had not 
been complied with, 82, 110, 111, 149, 182, 284, 285, 286. 
referred to Committees of the whole House, 


Germany, Giese Lann, Glove Trane, Grenapa. 
—Hemp, Hemp anp Frax, Hottann, Hotyneap 
Stream Packets, Horse Deauine, Horsemoncer- 
LANE Gao., Hospitrats, Hotet Keepers, Houses 
AND Winpows.—Jewisu DisaBiLities.—INSOLVENT 
Destrors, INTEREST OF MonEY.—IRELAND (ABSEN- 
TEES, ADMIRALTY CoURT, AGRICULTURAL Poor, 
ATTORNIES CERTIFICATES.— BAKING TRADE, 
BLARNEY, SUPPRESSION OF A MEETING AT.— 
CuurcH ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH PROPERTY, 
‘Cuurcu Rates, COMBINATIONS, COMMISSIONS OF 
THE PEACE, CONSTABULARY POLICE, CoRK COAL 
TAX, CORK, CORPORATION OF, CORK Nava DEPor, 
Cork LocaL ASSESSMENTS, CORPORATION PRo- 
PERTY, COUNTY INFIRMARIES.— DISPENSARIES, 
DIsTILLaTION, DISTILLERY Laws, Donerty 
MARGARET, DRISCOLL MICHAEL, DUBLIN POLICE 
AcT, DuBLiIn TURNPIKE Roaps, DuBtin VaLua- 
TION OF IIloUSES, DUBLIN AND NAAS TURNPIKE 
RoapDs.—EccLESIASTICAL INQUIRY, EDUCATION.— 
FISHERIES, FITZGERALD Docror, FLAX SEED, 
FREEHOLDS REGISTRY OF.—GALWAY FRANCHISE, 
GRAND JURIES, GRAND JuRY ASSESSMENTS.—H1- 
BERNIAN MARINE SOCIETY.—JESUITS, INSURREC- 
TION ACT, JURIES.— LABOURERS WaGeEs, LoNDON- 
DERRY AND CULMORE FortTS.—MALT DRAWBACK, 
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE, MINISTERS MonEY.—NeEw- 
TOWNBARRY.--ORDNANCE SURVEY.---PAPER, PAPER 
HANGINGS, PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, PLUNKETT 
JAMESGUNNING, PoLice, PooRLAWS, POPULATION 
AcT, Post OFFICE, PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS, 
PusBitic WorRKS.—QUEEN’Ss COoUNTY.—REGISTRY 
OF DEEDs, REGium DoNUM GRANT, RomAN CATHO- 
LIC MARRIAGES.—-STAMP OF FICESUPERANNUA TION, 
STATE OF IRELAND, SUBLETTING AcT.—TITHES, 
TITHE AND CHURCH RaTEs, TITHES AND SubB- 
LETTING AcT, TITHES AND VeEstTRY AcT, TITHES 
AND YEOMANRY CorPs, TOLLS aND Customs, 
TRINITY COLLEGE, TURNPIKE ToLLs.— UNION 
WITH IRELAND—VESTRY AcT.—WINDOW GLASS.) 
—JupGeEs’ CuaAmBeRS.—K1No’sBENncu Prison, Kino’ 
PrintTers.—Lasourtnc Poor, Lanour Rate La- 
KENHEATH Tirnes, LANCAstTER CastTiE, LAND AND 
Assessep Taxes, Law Courts, Leeps Borovucu, 
LiguHTING AND WartcuineG, Livery STABLE KEEPERs, 
Loca. Courts, Loneirune, Lunatic ComMISssIoNs, 
Lyster St.Georce.—Macistratres Waces, Matt, 
Mancuester Meetine, Man Iste or, MetTropvo.i- 
TAN Ponice, Mititary Fioceine, Miritia Laws, 
Muriny.—~Newrounptann, New Sovutn Wates, 
Newspaper Prosecutions, NEwsPAPER STAMP AND 
Parer Duties, Norrincuam Gaon, Notrrincnam 
SPECIAL CoMMIssion.—OATHus OF ABJURATION AND 
SuPREMACY, OFFICERS’ Wipows’ Penstons.—PARLIA- 
MENT, PARLIAMENTARY REGISTRATION, PourricaL 
AND Reticiovus Opinions, Poxiticat Unions, Poor, 
Post Orrice, Post Orrick Communication, Post 
Orrice STEAM Packets, Press, LIBERTY OF THE.— 

















153; 293, 461. 





on Public Bills, 358, 
393- 





referred to Select Committees, 44, 48, 142, 
152, 153, 163, 166, 171, 174, 184, 189, 198, 201, 204, 207, 
208, 215, 238, 244, 248, 255, 259, 263, 289, 294, 362, 380, 
403, 464, 492, 510, 520. 

- for leave to present 
226, 270, 307, 435- 

— leave given to present Petitions for Bills, 

after time limited, 220, 235, 277, 311, 438. 


for leave to proceed with a Bill, 162. 
for additional Provision, 173, 177. 
for further time for Report of a Bill, 344. 


withdrawn, 29, 139, 435» 436, 439, 443, 





Petitions for Bills, 183, 

















5,90. 

= — Order for consideration of an Election Pe- 
tition discharged, 33. 

offered to be presented ; Notice taken that 
Forty Members were not present, 423. 

Motions for printing Petitions, Withdrawn, 
Questions Neg. thereupon, 189, 479. 


— Notice taken 











300, 460, 55!- 





that Forty Members were not present, 588. 
for leave to withdraw Names from Subscrip- 





tions Lists, 247. 





for a Committee of Appeal, 401. 

for abolition of Tithes in Ireland, presented ; 
And an objection being taken to certain expressions in the 
said Petition, as indicating the determination of the Petitioners 
to resist the Law by force; Motion, That the Petition do lie 
upon the Table ; Question Neg. thereupon; 547. 

offered, but not being recommended by the 
Crown, were not received, 571, 585. 











relating to ; 

Public Bills. Vide ANATomy, ARBITRATION.—BANK- 
RUPTS.—CoroNneERS, Counties, Divistons or, Cru- 
ELTY TO ANIMALS, CustToms.—ELecTions.— Fac- 
Tories, Frienpiy SocieTies.—GENERAL REGISTER, 
Greek ConvENTION.—HIGHWAYS.--IRELAN D(BOUN- 
DARIES.—CHANCERY, COURT OF, CLANDESTINE 
MarriAGES.—DvuBuin CoAL TRADE.—JURIES.— 
MASTER OF THE ROLLS.—PARLIAMENT, REFORM 
oF, Party PROCESSIONS.—TITHEs.)—LABOURERS 
EmpPLoyMENT, LABOURERS IN AGRICULTURE.—MALT 
DrawBacKk.—Norrouk AssizZES.—PARLIAMENT, Pri- 
VILEGES OF, PARLIAMENT, ReForM oF, Post Horse 
ANp Stace Coacu Dutizs.—ReceEnt’s Park, Reeis- 
TRATION oF Brirtrus.—ScorLtann ( BOUNDARIES.— 
PARLIAMENT: REFORM OF.) Sewers, STEAM VEs- 
SELS.—VAGRANTS—WestT [np1a ISLANDS RELIEF. 





Public Money; v. British Museum. 
Matters of a Public Nature; v. Acr or Grace.—Acri- 





CULTURAL LABOURERS, AGRICULTURAL Poor, ALMA- 
nacks, ANATOMICAL Science, ANATOMY, ARREST 
ror Dent, AssessED Taxes.—BakineG Trapve, Bank 
Cuarter, Bastarp Cuitpren, Beasmore Joun, 
Beer, SALE or, BopM1IN GAOL, BraziLiaNn CAPTURES, 
Bricks AND Tites, Broapaurst Natuan, Bou.- 
BAITING, BusTEED GzorGE WasHINGTON.—CANADA, 
Upper, Capes Joun, Cuancery, Costs tn, CHOLERA, 
CuurcuEsta BISHMENT, CHURCHESBUILDING, CHURCH 
or EncLanp, Cuurcn Rates, CotLtece or Puysi- 
CIANS, CoLLIERIES, ComBINATION Laws, ConstTa- 
BLES, ConTEMPT OF Court, Corn Laws, Coroners, 
Corton Yarn, Criminat Cope, Crown Lanps, 
Cruetty To ANIMALS, CuRRENCY, Customs.— 
Deac te, Mr. anv Mrs., Deatu, SENTENCE or, Dis- 
SEMINATION OF KNowLEDGE, DRAINAGE OF 'TowNs. 
Dramatic ENTERTAINMENTS, Durnam Gaoi.—East 
InpiA, Evection By BaLLot, ELEcTION OF MEMBERs, 
Evections, Evective Francuise, Emicration, En- 
COURAGEMENT oF Inpustry, Excise Laws, Exr- 
curors.—Factoriges, Fast Day, Fire INsuRANcE, 
Fisninc Trape, Footratus, Forcery, Freer 
Trave, Frencu Cuaims, Frienpiy Societies.— 


VOL. 87. 





Sess. 1831-2. 





Rasy THomas, REMEDIES AGAINST THE HuNDRED, 
Rippon Trape, Roman Catuonic Reiser. Bit, 
Roman Catuotics.—SaBBatTu, SAINT Lucia,SAviNnGs 
Banks, ScoTLaND (ARRESTMENT FOR WaGEsS.— 
CONVEYANCING, County CourtTs.—EDINBURGH 
S1X PER CENT. ANNUITY, EDINBURGH UNIVER- 
SITY, ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.—MALT DRAWBACK.) 
Sewers, Suarrespury BorovuGu, SHEEP-sTEALING, 
Suetiey Joun Darsy, Suerirrs’ Fees, Sitks, Sirk 
Trape, Stave Popuxation, Stavery, Soap, So- 
MERVILLE, Soutn Sea Durty, Spetrer, Sramrorp 
CorPORATION, STEPHEN Mr., Sucar, Sunk Isitanp, 
Surrey Turnpike Trusts. —Taytor’  Roserrt, 
TrrceiraA, THompson Parrick, Tites, Tinmouru 
Wituiam, Tirnes, Trinipap, Turnrike Toiis.— 
University EpucaTion.—VorTerRs QUALIFICATION. 
—Watker Cuarves Hotpen, Warsart Borougnu, 
Wa ttuamM Forest, Weicuts anp MeEaAsures, Wrst 
Inpia Corres, West INp1A CoLonies, West INpbiIA 
PRODUCE. 


Vide Puntic Petitions. 








PHiLipps, 


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INDEX ¢@o the EI1IGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME 





. [A.1831-2. 




















Puiuiprs, Grismond. Vide THREE Commorts (Carmarthen) 
Roads. 

Puysicians, College of. Vide Cottece of Puysicrans. 

Pitotrace. Vide Accounts. 

Pincuseck Drainage. Vide Spatpine and PINcHBECK. 

PirminsTER (Somerset) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered ; 113. 

Pitt, Charles. Vide Lonpon Bripce APPROACHES. 

PLANTATIONS. Vide Accounts. (SuppPLy.) 

PLunkeETT, James Gunning. Vide IRELAND. 

~ Piurarity of Benerices ; Bill from the Lords to restrain and 

regulate the holding of Plurality of Dignities and Benefices 

by Spiritual Persons, 249. Read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; and to be printed ; 282. Second Reading deferred, 

302, 312, 334, 343, 353, 381, 395, 408, 422, 437, 463, 477, 

495» 546, 561. 





Petitions against ; From Members 
of the United Church of England and Ireland, 347, 521, 534. 
Motion for laying before the House, 
a Return of the Name of every Person holding more than one 
Dignity, Benefice, Church or Chapel, of the Established 
Church in England and Wales, &amp;c.; Motion withdrawn, 289. 


Piymoutn, Port of. Vide Surron Poot. 





Potanp; Petitions for the adoption of measures for the amelio- 
ration of the Political state of Poland; From Birmingham, 
483 ; Bridgwater 564; Bristol, 441 ; Crediton, 441; Exeter, 
483; Isle of Wight, 564; Kidderminster Political Union, 
547; Kingston-upon-Hull, 337; Lyme Regis, 483; Martock, 
471 ; Moreton Hampstead, 483 ; New Sarum, 564 ; Ryde, 564 ; 
Sidmouth, 441; Tiverton, 429; Topsham, 441. 

—— Vide Russia. 

Poxice. Vide lRELAND. MeEtTropo.iran. 


Pouiticat and Reticious Opinions; Petition of Inhabitants 
of the City of London and its vicinity, for the release from 
prison of Messrs. Thwort and Ward under sentence for blas- 
phemy; To lie on the Table; Motion, for printing Petition, 
dropped for want of Forty Members; 588. 


Unions and Rerorm of PARLIAMENT (Ireland) 
Bill; Petition of Clergy, Gentry, Freeholders and Inbabitants 
of Kirk, Langley, and other places, for the suppression of Po- 
litical Unions, and against Reform of Parliament (lreland) 
Bill; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 439. 


PontyMoiL Road. Vide LANFABoN and PontyMolL. 

Poor; Petition of Land-owners, Tenants and Inhabitants of 
Nuthurst, for authorizing an equitable apportionment of Able- 
bodied Labourers upon the Land ; To lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed ; 31. 

Vide Accounts. 

Poor, LABouRING. 


ALLOTMENTS; Acts 1 and 2 Will. IV. c. 42 and c. 59, 
relating thereto, read; Bill to authorize (in Parishes inclosed 
under any Act of Parliament) the letting of Poor Allotments, 
in small portions, to industrious cottagers ; Ordered, 197. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 208. Committed, 269. Committee de- 
ferred, 282. Bill considered, 299. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 302. Passed, 305. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 342. Considered, and agreed 
to, 347. Royal Assent, 362. 
Petition in favour ; From Potton, 251. 
Lanourine; Petitions for an Act to enable two-thirds 
of the Rate-payers in value in Agricultural Parishes to fix a 
lan for the employment of their Able-bodied Poor; From 
field; Petworth; Pulborough; Rusper; 119. 


Laws; Petition of Inhabitants of Saint Austell, that 
the Act 59 Geo. III. may be extended to all houses, with the 
out-houses, curtilages and gardens belonging thereto, which 
are of less annual value than £.10 whether let for a year or a 
longer period ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 453. 


Petition of the Vicar, Churchwardens and others 
of Olney, that the Poor Laws (especially with reference to 
settlement and compulsory labour) may be taken into early 
consideration by the House, 301. To lie on the ‘Table; and 
to be printed ; 302. 





AGRICULTURAL Poor. IRELAND. 























Petition of Owners and Occupiers of land 
Tradesmen and others of Cawston, &amp;c. complaining of the 
operation of the Poor Laws, and praying the attention of the 

ouse to a plan suggested by Mr. J. Richardson, of Heydon ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 546. 


Vide IRELAND. 


and Emicration; Petition of John Jennings, 
complaining of the present system of Poor Laws, and praying 
that Parishes may be relieved of their surplus Labourers by 
Emigration ; To lie on the Table, 70. 

— Rares. Vide Accounts. 

Porutation. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 111, 112, 114, 

117, 125, 126.) 

Act. 














Vide IRELAND. 


PortMAN Markit; Petition for a Bill to amend and enlarge 
owers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 113. Reamuned 

Bill ordered ; 135. Presented, and read, 221. Committed, 
234. Time enlarged for Report, 341. Further enlarged, 364. 
Bill reported ; and re-committed ; Leave to sit and proceed, 
and to report on or before a certain day ; 375- Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 389. Passed, 431. Agreed to by the Lords, 
488. Royal Assent, 496. 

Port Parricx Harbour. Vide Accounts. (Suppty.) 

PortuGat, Foreign Enlistment; Motion for presenting an 
Address to His Majesty, for Copies or Extracts of informa- 
tion (if any) received by His Majesty’s Government, concern- 
ing the enlistment of Men, or equipment of Vessels on an in- 
tended expedition against the present Government of Portugal, 
and of any Applications in relation thereto, received by His 
Majesty’s Government, on the part of the Portuguese Go- 
vernment, and of the Proceedings of His Majesty’s Govern- 
ment thereupon; Question Neg. thereupon, 86. 

Postacr. Vide Franxine. IRELAND. 

Post CommuNIcaTION with IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 

- Horse and Srace Coacn Duties; Acts relating 

thereto, read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 

House, 387. Considered ; Proceedings in Committee ; 392, 

393. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 396. 

Vide infra. 


? 








Bill to repeal 
the Duties on Stage Carriages and on Horses let for hire in 
Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; and 
also, to consolidate and amend the Laws relating thereto; 
Ordered, 396. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 400. Committed, 411. 
Committee deferred, 433, 444, 469, 477, 485. Bill considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 495. Further consideration 
of Report, deferred, 514, 531, 537. 545» 554 561, 569. Order 
for further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 
considered ; Proceedings in Committee ; 575. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day a for Third Reading; 579. Passed, 
585. Agreed to by the Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 591. 
Petitions against; 
From Dundee, Royal Burgh of, 472 ; Edinburgh and Dalkeith 
Railway Company, 482 ; Kinloch, George, 521 ; Stockton and 
Darlington Railway, Proprietors of, 515. 





Petitions for ex= 
empting Carriages propelled by Steam from the operation of 
the Bill; from Airdrie, 492; Garnkirk and Glasgow Railway 
Company, 530; Glasgow, 530; Hancock, Walter, 439. 
Petition of W.H. 
Coxon, for a Duty on Steam Carriages equal to that on 
Coaches drawn by Horses ; To lie on the Table, 582. 
Petition of George 
Shillibeer, for placing Omnibus Carriages upon an equal 
footing with Railroad Carriages ; To lie on the Table, 583. 
PosTMASTER GENERAL; Usual orders relating to him, 7. 
Post Orrice; Petition of J. Gemmell, praying that the traffic 
in Newspapers, by certain Clerks of the Post Office, called 
“ Clerks of Roads,” be discontinued ; To lie on the Table, 
267. 














Petition of Inhabitants of Rugby, for the esta- 
blishment of a Penny Post between Rugby and Dunchurch, 
538. To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 539. 


Vide IRELAND. 


———--—— ComMUNICATION; Petition of Merchants, 
Bankers and others, of Liverpool, for an alteration in the 
arrival and departure of the Mail to and from that town; Re- 
ferred to Select Committee on Post Communication with Ire- 
land, 510. 


—— Sream Packets; Petitions against any.alter- 
ation in the Establishment of the Government Packets be- 
tween Liverpool and Dublin; Of Merchants and others of 
Liverpool, 248. Referred to Select Committee on Post Com- 
munication with Ireland, 249. 








Petition of Robert Roe, Se- 
cretary to the Chamber of Commerce in Dublin, against the 
removal of the Post Office Packets between Dublin and Liver- 
pool; To lie on the Table, 271. 

Vide HotyHEAD STEAM PAckETs. 

Roads; Vide IRELAND. 








PotterHANWORTH Drainage. Vide Nocron. 

Pountney, Charles. Vide Frencu Ciaims. 

Powe ut, John Gover. Vide CHOLERA. 

Prayers ; Usual Order relating thereto, 7. 

PresByTERIAN Ministers. Vide IRELAND. 

Prescor Gas. Vide HELEN’s, Saint. 

PreEscrIPTION ; Bill from the Lords for shortening the time of 
Prescription in certain cases,417. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 423. Committed, 428. 


Committee deferred, 437. Bill considered ; and reported, 
without Amendment; Day appointed for Third Reading i. 463. 
ir 














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Third Reading deferred; 477,480,485. Bill read the third time; 
Clause added; Bill apps with an Amendment; 490. Amend- 
ment agreed to by the Lords, 499. Royal Assent, 542. 


Prescription. Vide TirTHES PRESCRIPTION. 


Press, Liberty of the; Petition of Members of the North- 
western Metropolitan Union for the Repeal of all Laws 
affecting the Liberty of the Press, and the diffusion of Know- 
ledge ; To lie on the Table, 10. 


Vide New Soutu WAtEs. 

Preston Waterworks; Petition for a Bill for better sup- 
plying with water the Borough of Preston, and the Township 
of Fishwick adjoining; Referred to a Committee, 59. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 69. Presented, and read, 81. Com- 
mitted, 134. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 173. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 199. Passed, 
203. Agreed to by the Lords, 220. Royal Assent, 244. 

Petitions against; From Alston 

with Hothersall, Referred, 158; Clarkson, John Francis, 

Referred, 158; Cross, Ellen, 167; Eccles, Thomas, Referred, 

158; Gorst, Richard, Referred, 158; Longridge, Referred, 158 ; 

Wood, William, Referred, 161. 

Petitions complaining that the 

Standing Orders have not been complied with ; ‘From Owners 

of Land on the line of the proposed Railway, 110; William 

Wood, 111. 


Prestwicu and Bury Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same; and Bill 
ordered; 85. Presented, and read, 195. Committed, 203. 
Bill reported, and re-committed; Leave to Committee to sit 
and proceed upon a certain day; 253. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 267. Passed, 270. 

— and Ratcuirre Roads; Petition for Bill read; 
another Bill for repairing and improving the Roads from 
Prestwich to Bury and Ratcliffe; Ordered; presented, and 
read ; 327. Committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed 
upon a certain day; 345. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
370. Passed, 375. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. Royal 
Assent, 430. 











Vide JourRNALs. 


Prince Epwarp’s Island. Vide New Brunswick Lanp 
ComMPANY. 


PRINTERS. 





Vide Kine’s Printers. 

Prisace of Wines. Vide Customs. 

Prisoners REMovAL. Vide IRELAND. 

Prisons. Vide AccounTs. 

Priviteces ; Committee of Privileges appointed ; all to have 
voices; To report Proceedings and Opinion from time to 
time; To send for persons, papers and records; 6. 

Priviteces, Breacu of. Vide Compiaint. IRELAND. 


of PARLIAMENT. Vide PARLIAMENT, PRivt- 
LEGEs of. 


Privy Sear; Act 57 Geo. III. c. 63, for regulating the Offices 
of Clerks of the Signet and Privy Seal; read; Bill to extend 
the provisions thereof; Ordered, 329. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
330. mmitted, 338. Committee deferred, 353 ; Bill con- 
sidered, 361. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 367. Passed, 373. Agreed to by the Lords, 
404. Royal Assent, 430. 


Prosy, Dr. Edmund and Sir Thomas. 
EsTATE. 


Process. Vide Un1Frormity of Process. 


ProTEsSTANT Diss—ENTING MINISTERS. 
Suppty. University EpvucatTIion. 


Pusxic Accounts; Bill to regulate the period of rendering 
the Public Accounts, and making up the General Imprest 
Certificates ; Ordered, 545. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 546. Com- 
mitted, 551. Considered, 556. Reported, 561; to be in- 
grossed ; Day ro for Third Reading; 562. Passed, 
563. Agreed to by the Lords, 579. Royal Assent, 584. 


Vide CotonriAt AupiT. IRELAND. 
(Hottanp and Beueium.) Vide Ac- 


Vide Jesus CoLLEGE 


Vide Accounts. 








COUNTS. 

Buitpines. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Business; Resolution relative to Orders of the Day 
and Notices, 11. 

Pustic ExPENDITURE; Motion for laying before the House a 
Return of the Total Amount of the chief branches of the 
Pubiic Expenditure for the year 1832, &amp;c.; Motion with- 
drawn, 539- 


HosPitTALs. 











Vide HospPiTALs. 


Peritions; Select Committee appointed to take into 
consideration the best means to be adopted for facilitating 
the presentation of Public Petitions ; Five to be the Quorum, 
303. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 522. 

——— Recorps. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 





VOL. 87.—Sess, 1 831-2. 








Works. Vide IRELAND. 
PuNISHMENT of Deatnu. Vide Deatnu. 


Purton Pix. Railway ; Petition for a Bill for making and 
maintaining the same, 19. Referred to a Committee, 20. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 31. Presented, and read, 37. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment pro- 
pre and made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; 

econd Reading put off for Six months ; 210. 


Petitions in favour ; From Berkeley, 
58; Birt, William, 113; Blakeney, &amp;c., 62; Bridgwater, 
62; Cheltenham, 89; Cricklade, 62; Dean Forest, Miners 
and Colliers of, 210; Gloucester, 52; Gloucester, Woollen 
Manufacturers of, 54; Gloucester and Berkeley Canal Pro- 
nara and Shareholders in, 153 ; Lechlade, 89 ; Oxford, 119 ; 
ainswick, 184; Strond, 54; Taunton, 69. 

Petitions against; From Dean, Forest of, 
Owners of Sione Quarries in, 210; Dean Forest, Free 
Miners of, (Seven Petitions) 210; Dean Forest, Inhabitants 
of, (Seven Petitions) 210. 


Purvis, William. Vide Soutu Suietps and Monx WEar- 
MOUTH Railway. 


Pusey, Philip; Bill from the Lords for vesting certain of his 
settled Estates in the Counties of Kent and Berks, in Trus- 
tees, for sale, and for laying out the money thence arising in 
the purchase of other Estates, to be settled to the same uses, 
352. Read, 357. Committed, 370. Reported; with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to; 401. Bill passed, with 
Amendments, 410. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
424. Royal Assent, 431. 


Vide BusHnELL’s EstTAre. 











Pw iu et Roads. Vide CARNARVONSHIRE. 


2°&amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl.10. Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 


UALIFICATIONS of Members. Vide ParLiAMENT, Pri- 
VILEGES of. 





of Voters. Vide Voters’ Quatiri- 
CATION. j 


QUEEN’s County. Vide IRELAND. 


QUESTIONS: 


Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not 
made, 31, 41, 102, 145, 150, 155, 175, 192, 198, 218, 222, 236, 
241, 242, 254, 263, 308, 334, 335, 343, 346, 352, 373, 382, 
394, 404, 410, 433, 485, 494, 590, 519, 544, 549, 565, 568. 
— Amendment proposed to be made to a Question, 
Debate thereupon adjourned, 463. 


Main, put, 31, 41, 102, 145, 150, 155,°175, 193° 
198, 222, 236, 241, 254, 278, 279, 308, 334, 335, 343, 352° 
373, 382, 394, 404, 410, 433, 485, 488, 494, 500, 519, 544, 
549» 594, 565, 568. 




















and Question Neg. thereupon, 549, 565. 
—— Amended, 5, 137, 157, 168, 210, 261, 338, 360, 381, 
389, 518. 











Amendments proposed to be made to Questions, 
withdrawn, 278, 279, 346, 564. 


Amendment and Motion withdrawn, 422. 
Again proposed, 31, 463, 480. 
Questions passed in the NEGATIVE: 


That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 136, 156, 193, 210, 216, 261, 
360, 381, 389, 394, 518. 

That certain Words proposed to be left out of the 
Motion, for an Address of Thanks, stand part thereof, 5. 


For reading a second time the Vestries Bill, 45. 


That the application of the Public money, for the 
urpose of effecting any Payments on the ae of Great 

Britain, on account of the Russian Loan in Holland, after 
the Possession and soreney of the Belgic Provinces had 
passed from the Dominions of the King of the Netherlands, 
is contrary to the provisions of the Act 55 Geo. III. c, 115, 
and is unwarranted by any Authority of Parliament, 53. 
That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the distressed state of the Glove Trade, 60, 
—— For adding certain Members to the Committee on 
the Exchequer Court (Scotland) Bill, 67. 

For presenting an Address to His Majesty, for 
Copies or Extracts of Information (if any) received by His 
Majesty’s Government, concerning the enlistment of men for 
the Expedition against Portugal, on the part of the Portuguese 
Government, 86. 

For printing a Petition from Woollen Grange, for 
the abolition of Tithes in Ireland, 114. 
—— For laying before the House, a Return of -the 
Number of Courts Martial held upon Private Soldiers of the 
Army in Great Britain and Ireland, between 1st January 1831 
and 1st January 1832, 115. 


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INDEX @o the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 


[A. 1831-2. 





Questions passed in the NEGATIVE—continued. 

For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
take into consideration the propriety of reducing the Dut 
upon Hard Soap manufactured in England and Scotland, 151. 








— For bringing up a Clause proposed to be added on 
Report of Juries (Ireland) Bill, 151. 





— For adding the County Members of England to 
the Select Committee on General Register, 168. 


——_——_— For presenting an Address to His Majesty, for a 
Copy of the Correspondence between the Secretary of State 
for the Home Department, and the Lord Lieutenant of the 
County of Lincoln, upon the subject of the dismissal of the 
two County Regiments of Militia before the expiration of 
the term of Service for which they were embodied, 175. 


——- For printing Petition of William Cobbett, respect- 
ing Agricultural Labourers, 189. 


For referring Petition of the Reverend Robert Green, 
complaining of certain Votes of the Committee on the South 
Shields and Monkwearmouth Railway Bill, to a Select Com- 
mittee of Appeal, 220. 

For presenting an Address to His Majesty, for 
certain Papers respecting Saint James’s Palace and Bucking- 
ham House, 227, 

For reading a Second time, Clauses offered to be 
added on Third readings of Bills, 241, 501, 575- 


———— For agreeing with the Committee on the Islington 
Church Rates Bill, in certain Clauses, 245. 























For appointing a Select Committee to“inquire how 
far the Trade of the United Kingdom is injured by the intro- 
duction of Smuggled Goods, &amp;c. 245. 


———_——— For agreeing with the Committee on the Hartlepool 
Docks and Railway Bill, in a Clause, 286. 


For agreeing with the Committee on the Doncaster 
and Selby Road Bill, in a Clause, 326. 


— For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the present state of our Trade, Commerce and Navigation, 329. 








——_——-— That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend 
the Act 1 Will. 1V. c. 64, relating to the Sale of Beer, 360. 


For agreeing with the Committee on the King’s 
County Assizes Bill in an Amendment, 368. 


For reading the Third time the Edinburgh Police 








’ Bill, 370. 








That leave be given to bring in a Bill to give Power 
to the Court of King’s Bench in England, to compel, in certain 
cases, the Benchers of the Four Inns of Court to admit 
Parties as Students, and also as Barristers at Law, 399. 








For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
further consideration of Report of the London and Birming- 
ham Railway Bill, 410. 


For presenting an Address to His Majesty, praying 
that He will be graciously pleased to take such measures as 
may cause the Punishment of Flogging in the Army to be 
suspended till after the meeting of the next Session of Par- 
liament, 417. 


——- For presenting an Address to His Majesty, that 

He will be graciously pleased to take the necessary measures 

for giving to the Free Inhabitants of New South Wales some 

— of Representation, such as the circumstances of the 
olony shall seem to warrant, 441. 





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—— 





— For adjourning a Debate, 463. 
For the House to adjourn, 463. 


— For agreeing with the Lords in certain Amendments, 
465, 574- 
— That the House doth insist upon their disagree- 


ment to certain Amendments made by the Lords to the Pu- 
nishment of Death Abolition Bill, 475. 


——— For laying before the House, a Return of all Forge- 
ries committed since the year 1800, in the signatures of 
Transfers of Governmem Stocks or Securities in the Books 
kept in the Bank of England, or in powers of Attorney for 
making such Transfers, &amp;c. 480. 


—~ That the House be called over, 484. 


——-= For | prtere an Address to His Majesty, that a 
daily Report of the Cases of Cholera within the Cities and 
Liberties of London and Westminster, the Borough of South- 





es 

















wark, and the Bills of Mortality, be re-issued, &amp;c. 511, 529. © 








For laying before the House, an Account of the 
Amount of Promissory Notes and Bank Post Bills of the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of England, in circulation 
on the 1st day of each month, during the years 1824, 1825 
and 1826, &amp;c. 528. 


— That a Petition for the Abolition of Tithes in Ireland 
do lie upon the Table (an objection being taken to certain 
expressions in the Petition, as indicating the determination of 
the Petitioners to resist the Law by force,) 547- 


Sal 





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—— For presenting an Address to His Majesty, to 
request. His Majesty, that He will be pleased to exercise His 
influence with the Germanic Diet, in opposition to the course 
it has pursued in respect to the liberties and independence of 
the German People, 549. 


-- For presenting an Address to His Majesty, that He 
will be graciously pleased to prorogue the present Parliament, 
and convene another short Session of Parliament, with as 
little delay as possible, to take into consideration the unex- 
pected pom Bead command produced by certain restrictive Clauses 
of the Act for amending the Representation of the People in 
Parliament, 572. 


For adding certain words at the end of a Clause, 











580. 
Questions, Previous, passed in the Negative: 


For presenting an Address to His Majesty, for 
appointing a day of Public Fasting and Humiliation, 53. 


Respecting the payment of the Russian Dutch 











Loan, 53. 








For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the Military execution inflicted upon the peaceable and un- 
armed multitude assembled in Manchester to petition for a 
Reform of Parliament, on the 16th August 1819, 197. 

That all Taxes which impede the diffusion of Know- 
ledge are prejudicial to the best interests of the People, 399. 
That it is expedient to establish a permanent pro- 
vision for the suffering and destitute Poor of Ireland, by a levy 
upon all the Real Property of that part of the United Kingdom, 
and more particularly upon that of the Absentees, 417. 
Respecting Exports and Imports, 456, 457, 458. 


Respecting Military Establishments, 528. 




















QvuEsTIONs resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: 

— That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 31, 41, 102, 145, 149, 155,175» 
192, 198, 212, 218, 222, 236, 241, 242, 254, 308, 334, 335, 
343» 373, 382, 394, 404, 410, 485, 494, 519, 544, 549, 568. 

That certain Words be inserted in or added to 
Questions, 137, 156, 168, 193, 210, 216, 245, 261, 263, 338, 
360, 381, 389, 394, 518. 
That certain Words be inserted in the Motion for 
an Address of Thanks, 5. 

— For appointing a Select Committee to consider the 
expediency of a General Register of all Deeds and Instru- 
ments affecting Real Property in England and Wales, 137. 
That the Anatomy Bill be re-committed, 147.—To 
a Committee of the whole House, 147. 

That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 294, 352, 

353, 382, 410, 433, 519, 544, 553, 561. 

— For presenting an Address to His Majesty upon the 
state of Public Affairs, 305. 

—————— For reading a Second time the Liverpool Franchise 
Bill, 334. 


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—_———— 





For reading a Second time the Reform of Parlia- 
ment (Ireland) Bill, 343. 


——————. For reading a Second time the Privileges of Par- 
liament Bill, 353. 

- For the House to resolve itself into a Committee 

upon the Privileges of Parliament Bill, 437. 

---- That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the 

Provisions of the Tithe Composition Acts, and to render them 

permanent and compulsory, 488. 

That leave be given to bring in a Bill to disqualify 

the Recorder of Dublin from sitting as a Member in any future 

Parliament, 518. 


—- For agreeing with the Committee of Supply in a 
Resolution, 531. 


For printing a Petition, 551. 
For inserting Words in Lords’ Amendments to a 
































Bill, 553- 
— For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment, 
553- 








That certain Words proposed to be left out of an 
Amendment to a Bill, stand part of the Amendment, 580. 


2° &amp; 3° Will.1V. Parl. 10. Sess. 2, A. 1831-2. 


ABY, Thomas; Petition of Thomas Raby, complaining of 
losses sustained by the detention of his Ship at Cronstadt, 
and for relief; To lie on the Table, 453. 


Vide LANEHAM. 
Vide Post Horse and Stace Coacu 


Racnatt Drainage. 
Raitroap Carriages. 
Duties. 


RAMSGATE Harbour. Vide Accounts. 


Rapier, George Christopher. Vide PaRL1AMENT, REFORM OF. 
Ratcrirre Road. Vide Prestwicn and RatcuirFe. 


Rate Pavers. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 129.) 
RAWLINSON. 














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Rawtinson, Benjamin. Vide Lonpon and BirMiNGHAM 
Railway. 
Raymonp, Richard Malone. 


MENTS. 


Reat Property. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 130.) GrE- 
NERAL REGISTER. LIMITATION of ACTIONS. 


Reciprocity of CoMMERCE. 
city of. 

Recorpers in Cities and Borough Towns. 
MENTARY REPRESENTATION. 


Recorp SearcuHes. Vide Accounts. 
RecoveriEs. Vide Fines. 


Reppitcu and TarpEBIGG Small Debts; Petition for a Bill 
for establishing a Jurisdiction in the said Parishes for the 
Recovery of Small Debts; Referred to a Committee, 118. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 132. 


Repyarp, William. Vide ExecuTors’ PREFERABLE CLAIMS, 
Rerorm of PARLIAMENT. Vide PARLIAMENT. 


Recents Park and New Srreets; Acts relating thereto, 
read; Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the Commissioners 
acting in execution of the said Acts; Ordered ; presented, 
‘and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 303. Second Reading deferred, 315. Bill committed 
to a Select Committee; Power to send for persons, papers 
and records; Five to be the Quorum; 318. Bill reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed ; 344. Order for further considera- 
tion of Report, read; Bill re-committed; considered ; 361. 
Reported ; Amendments, with an Amendment to one of them, 
agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed; Day a for Third 
Reading; 367. Passed, 373. Agreed to by the Lords, 404. 
Royal Assent, 430. 


Vide Dramatic ENTERTAIN- 


Vide Commerce, Recipro- 


Vide PaR.ia- 





—— —-—— Petitions against; From 
Commissioners for paving Saint Margaret and Saint John, 
Westminster; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 321. Com- 
mittee for paving Saint Margaret and Saint John, Westminster ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 321. Commissioners for paving 
Pall Mall, London; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 332. 


_ Vide AccounTs. 
Recister. Vide GENERAL REGISTER. 
REGISTRATION. Vide PARLIAMENTARY REGISTRATION, 


of Births; Bill for the Registration of Births; 
Ordered, 140. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 166. Second Reading 
deferred, 185, 194, 217, 274, 282. Bill committed, 288. Com- 
mittee deferred, 312, 320. Bill considered and reported; Da 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 325. Further consideration of Report de- 
ferred, 345, 368, 382, 422, 437, 469. 


_ Petitions in favour; From Derby, 330; 
Northampton, 291, 302, 421. 

Recistry for DEEps. Vide IRELAND. 

Recium DonumMGRAnNT. Vide IRELAND. 

Reticion ; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

Reuicious Opinions. Vide PoxiticaAL and ReEtrcious 
Opinions. UNiversity EpvucatTion. 

Remepigs against the HunpreEp Act; Petition of William 
Cross, stating, that by the said Act, Compensation is not 

nted for losses sustained by the destruction of Threshing 


achines, and praying that the same may be amended; To 
lie on the Table, 119. 














Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. 
c. 31, relating thereto, read; Bill to extend the Provisions of 
the said Act; Ordered, 157. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 158. 
Committed, 168. Considered, and reported without Amend- 
ment; Day —— for Third Reading; 175. Passed, 180. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 505. Royal Assent, 542. 

Petitions in favour ; 
From Box and Stockbridge; Hundred of Manhood (Sussex), 
177; Bosham, Hundred of, Sussex, 204; Newbury, 211. 


REPORTS : 


Time limited for receiving Reports on Private 








Bills, 7. 





— of former Sessions referred to Select Com- 
mittees, 7, 56. 





referred to Committees of the whole House, 14. 
referred to Select Committees, 458. 


read again, 51, 58, 135, 139, 159, 162, 163, 
183, 196, 199, 202, 221, 462. 


re-committed, 66. 


time enlarged for receiving Reports on Bills, 
336, 341, 344, 346, 358, 364, 370, 371, 380, 394) 431. 


to be printed, 147, 227, 380. 

















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communicated to the Lords, 147, 227, 399, 
417, 440. 


REPRESENTATIVE PEERs. 


RESOLUTIONS: 





Vide ScoTLanpD, 





to be printed, 7. 
read, 26, 573. 








postponed, 519. 





Amendments proposed to be made 
thereto, but not made, 242. 


amended, 98. 








Vide ELEcTIONS. 

Vide AccounTs. 

Rippon TraveE; Petitions complaining of distress, and against 
the importation of French Ribbons ; From Atherstone, 152; 


Bedworth ; Coventry, Corporation of; Nuneaton and Chilvers 
Coton, 140. 


Returns. 
REVENUE. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Shilton and Ansty, 
for an inquiry into the distressed state of the Ribbon Trade ; 
To lie on the Table ; and to be printed, 585. 


Ricarpo, J.andS. Vide Greex ConveENTION. 
RicuHarpson’s Estate. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Ricumonp Bridge. Vide Accounts. 


RipeAvu Canat; Select Committee appointed to take into con- 
sideration the Accounts and Papers relating to the Canal 
Communications in Canada, and to report their Observations 
thereupon to the House; To send for persons, papers and 
records ; Five to be the Quorum; Accounts and Papers 
referred ; 368. Membersadded, 394. Power to report Minutes 
of Evidence ; Report ; to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
446. 


Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Rivers, late Lord; Bill from the Lords for effectually settling 
the Estates of the late Lord Rivers to the uses of his Will, 
381. Read, 384. Committed, 394. Reported and passed, 
431. Royal Assent, 461. 

Roseston Watnuan Road. Vide WuitTLanp. 


RocuDALe Road. Vide Mytrnoim Royp Bridge. 


RocxincHam Forest (Northampton) Lands; Petition for a 
Bill for disafforesting and inclosing so much of the Forest of 
Rockingham as is situate within the Bailiwick of Rocking- 
ham, and for inclosing open and common Field Lands in Gretton, 
all within the County of Northampton, offered ; the King’s 
Consent signified; Petition presented; Bill ordered; go. 
Presented, and read, 225. Committed, 283. Time enlarged 
for report, 336, 371. Billreported; to be ingrossed; 380. 
Passed, 387. By the Lords with Amendments, 440. Con- 
sidered, 446. Agreed to, 448. Royal Assent, 461. 

- Petitions, against; 

From Lord Sondes; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 324. 

Proprietors of Woods, and Owners of Rights of Common, 

in Rockingham Forest ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 332. 











Petition in favour; 
From Owners of Lands, and having Rights of Common within 
the Forest of Rockingham, 336. 


Rog, Robert. Vide Post Orrice STEAM PACKETS. 


Roman Catuoric Cuarities; Bill for the better securing 
the Charitable Donations and Bequests of His Majesty’s sub- 
jects in Great Britain professing the Roman Catholic Religion; 
Ordered; presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 415. Second Reading deferred, 
423. Bill committed, 428. Considered, 434. Report deferred, 
438, 445. Baill reported ; Clause added ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 453. Third Reading 
deferred, 464,477. Bill passed, 485. Agreed to by the Lords, 
587. Royal Assent, 586. 

Marriaces. Vide IRELAND. 


Reiter Bitz; Petition of Protestants of 
the County of Longford for the repeal thereof ; To lie on the 
Table, 470. 

Catuotics; Petition of William Eusebius Andrews, 
for the repeal of all Laws affecting Roman Catholics; To lie 
on the Table, 551. 

RonbEAu, James. Vide ArBITRATION. 

Royat Minirary Cana. Vide. Accounts 

Pataces. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 131, 132.) 


—— Parks and Garpens. Vide Accounts. (Apd- 
DRESSES, 133.) 


Rusk1neton (Lincoln) Drainage; Petition for a Bill for in- 
closing draining and embanking Lands within the Parishes 
of Ruskington and Dorrington, and the Township or Hamlet 
of North 7 et Referred to a Committee, 89. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 188. Presented, and read, 199. Committed, 207. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 324. Passed, 327. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 352. Royal Assent, 362. 














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Rusxki1neGTon (Lincoln) Drainage—continued. 

Petitions against; From 
Boston, &amp;c.; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 306; Boston 
Drainage Commissioners ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 306; 
Boston Haven, Commissioners of; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 306 ; Commissioners for managing the Fourth District 
of Drainage, (Lincoln); Referred, and Counsel ordered, 306; 
Monks Greetwell, &amp;c.; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 306 ; 
North Kyme ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 306 ; West and 
Wildmore Fens, Proprietors of Estates in; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 311; Witham River, Commissioners for 
Drainage by; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 306. 


Russia and Potanp; Motion, That it is the Opinion of this 
House, that, in conformity to the spirit, though contrary to the 
letter of a Treaty dated 19th May 1815, His Majesty has agreed 
to renew certain obligations to the Emperor of Russia; that 
the said Treaty and obligations were connected with, or arose 
out of, the general Treaties between the Allied Powers of 1814 
and 1815; that, therefore, the Convention to the above effect 
affords His Majesty a special claim on the Power profiting b 
it, for a faithful interpretation of other engagements to whic 
both Powers may have been Contracting Parties, and especially 
with regard to that concerning Poland; Question previous, 
Neg. thereupon, 564. 


Russian Dutcu Loan; Motion, That by the Act of the 55th 
Geo. III, for carrying into effecta Convention between His Ma- 
jesty and the King of the Netherlands and the sag wrt Russia, 
power is given to the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Trea- 
sury to issue such sums of money as shall be required for the 
payment of the interest or principal of a certain portion of 
a Seenien Loan in Holland, to be borne (in pursuance of that 
Convention) by His Majesty, as and when the same, from 
time to time, may become payable, and so long as the same 
should be payable, conformably to the tenor of His Majesty’s 
engagement, as specified in the said Convention; Question 
previous, Neg. thereupon, 53. 


Motion, That by one of the Articles of 
the said Convention, recited in the said Act, it is expressly 
provided, that the said a on the part of the King of 
the Netherlands, and of His Majesty as aforesaid, should 
cease and determine, should the Possession and Sovereignty 
of the Belgic Provinces at any time pass or be severed from 
the Dominions of his Majesty the King of the Netherlands, 
previous to the complete liquidation of the same; Question 
previous, Neg. thereupon, 53. 

Motion, That the application of the 
Public Money for the purpose of effecting any payments, on 
the part of Great Britain, on account of the Russian Loan in 
Holland, after the Possession and Sovereignty of the Belgic 
Provinces had passed from the Dominions of the King of the 
Netherlands, is contrary tothe provisions of the Act 55 Geo. III. 
c. 115, and is unwarranted by any authority of Parliament ; 
Question, Neg. thereupon, 53. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to take into consideration the Convention 
between His Majesty and the Emperor of All the Russias, 
dated 16th November 1831, presented to the House on the 
27th June 1832; 484. Amendment proposed, but not made; 
Main Question agreed to; Communications between the 
Agents of the Russian Government and the Treasury (pre- 
sented 3 July,) and Act 55 Geo. III. c. 115, referred ; Matter 
considered in Committee; Committee report Progress; 485. 
Committee deferred, 494. Matter further considered, 506. 
Resolution reported and agreed to, 510. Bill ordered, 511. 
Vide infra. 

















Proceedings in Committee, 485, 506. 
—-— Bill to enable His Majesty to carry into 
effect a Convention made between His said Majesty, and the 
Emperor of All the Russias ; Ordered, 511. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
511. Committed, 514. Considered and reported without 
Amendment; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 519. Third Reading deferred, 523. Passed, 529. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 543. Royal Assent, 550. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 134 to136.) 
Russian Ukase. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 137.) 
Rutt, J.T. Vide [suincron Cuurcnu Rares. 








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ABBATH ; Petitions for enforcing the better Observance of 

the Sabbath; From Blunham and Tempsford, Referred to the 
Select Committee on the Observance of the Lord’s Day, 492; 
Bowling, 539 ; Camberwell, 443 ; Campden, 439; Chelsea, 398; 
Chichester, 439; Dublin (Three Petitions,) 551 ; Dublin, 571 ; 
East Retford, Referred, 492; Goswell-street and City Road, 
539- Hemel Sane. 455; Hoxton, 539; Islington, 420 ; 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 585; Knottingley, 585 ; Lambeth, 439; 
Liverpool, 557; London and Westminster, 455; Metropolis, 
Journeymen Fishmongers and Poulterers in, 555; Saint Anne, 
Westminster, 455; Southborough and Bidborough, 571 ; 
Printed, 590; Stapleford, 455 ; Thames Ditton, 557; Tot- 
tenham-court-road, &amp;c., 571; Tuxford, Referred, 492 ; Wat- 


ford, &amp;c., 455; Watton, 455. Westminster, Referred, 525; 
Whitechapel, and other places, 567; Winchester, 487; Wor- 
cester, Referred, 525. 


Select Committee ya to inquire into the 
Laws and Practices relating to the Observance of the Lord’s 
Day, and to report their Observations thereupon to the House ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 458. All Petitions presented this 
Session respecting the observance of the Sabbath; Referred, 
464. Power to Committee to send for persons, papers and 
records, 470. Member added, 509. Power to report Mi- 
nutes of Evidence, 555. Report; to lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed; 557. Other Petitions referred, 492, 497, 516. 
Petition of Commissioners for paving and light- 
ing the Skinner’s Estate, Saint Pancras, and others, that all 
we directed by Act of Parliament for secular purposes, 
shall, whenever the day shall fall ona Sunday, be held on the 
day following ; Referred, 497. 


Vide Baxinc TRADE. 
SACRAMENTAL TEsT. Vide IRELAND. 


Saint ANDREW’s (Holborn) Improvement, Vide ANDREW’s, 
SAINT. 


SAINT CLEAR’s Road. Vide WHITLAND. 


Saint Grorce the Martyr Improvement. 
SAINT. 


Saint GiLEs CrRIPPLEGATE. Vide Accounts. 
and Saint Georce BLoomssury. 








SLAVERY. 





Vide ANDREW’s 


Vide 





AccouNTS. 


Saint HEeLen’s Gas. Vide HELEN’s, SAINT. 


Saint James’s Patace and BucxincHam House; Motion 
for presenting an Address to His Majesty, for Copy of any 
Minute issued by the Lords of the Treasury, referring to the 
expediency of preserving Saint James’s Palace, and of en- 
larging it by means of a communication with Marlborough 
House ; also Copies of the Instructions given to Mr. Blore 
for the Expenditure of £.75,000 granted for the Erection of a 
parallelogram of Buildings at Buckingham House, and the 
Plans, Estimates and Specification of the Buildings proposed 
to be erected ; Question Neg. thereupon, 227. 


Saint JAMES, WESTMINSTER. Vide AccounrTs. 


Saint KaTuERINe’s Docks; Petition for leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill for extending Powers and Provisions of 
Acts; Referred to a Committee, 226. Reported; Leave 
given ; Petition presented accordingly ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee; 235. Reported; Bill ordered ; 240. Presented, and 
read, 263. Committed, 283. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
307. Passed, 310. Agreed to by the Lords, 329. Royal 
Assent, 331. 


Saint LEonaArRD’s (Sussex) Improvement. 


Vide LEoNARD’s, 
SAINT. 


Saint LucrA; Petition of Proprietors, Merchants and Inha- 
bitants of the Island Saint Lucia, for the repeal or modifica- 
tion of the Order in Council of 2d November last, relating to 
Slave Labour in the said Colony, and for Compensation for 
the losses they may sustain by the enforcement of the said 
Order in Council ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 351. 


Vide Accounts. (AppREsszgs, 138.) Bar- 
BADOES and Saint VinceNT. BustTEED, George Wash- 
ington. West INp1A IsLanps. 


Saint LuKe’s ( Middlesex) Improvement. Vide Luxe, Satnrt. 
Saint MARGARET’s (Leicester) Poor. Vide LEIcEsTER. 
Saint MARY-LE-BONE. Vide MARyY-LE-BONE, SAINT. 
Saint Peter and Saint James ( Bristol.) Vide Accounts. 
Saint Vincent. Vide West INp1A IsLaAnps. 

Save of Beer. Vide BerEr. 

Sauispury, Marquis of. Vide Suarresspury Road. 





Road. Vide MarLBorovuGHu and SwINDON. 


SatTAsH FLoatine BripcE; Petition for a Bill for establish- 
ing a Floating Bridge over the River Tamar, at or near Salt- 
ash Ferry; Referred to a Committee, 37. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 43. Presented, and read, 59. Committed, 73. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 126. The King’s Consent sig- 
nified ; Bill passed; 145. Agreed to by the Lords, 178. 
Royal Assent, 219. 





--- Petitions against ; From Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Saltash ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 77. Inha- 
bitants of Saltash, Referred, 81. Corporation of Saltash, 


Referred, 89. Inhabitants of Saltash, Referred, 89. 

SALTER’s Brook Road. Vide Doncaster. 

Sattoun Estate. Vide ScoTLanp. 

SavaGE, John. Vide Erection by BALtot. 

Savincs Banks; Petitions for Amendment of Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c. 92.; Managers of Ballitore Savings Bank, 108; Mana- 
gers of York Savings Bank, 278. 


and FRIENDLY SocikETIEs. Ac- 


Vide 





COUNTS. 


Saxon, John and Samuel. Vide Sitx TRADE. 


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SCOTLAND: 


(ABERDEEN COLLEGES.) Bill to authorize the 
urchase of the Rights of Literary Property a by the 
Kinte and Marischal Colleges in Aberdeen ; Ordered, 539. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 545. Committed, 552. Considered, 556. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 562. Passed, 563. 


Petition of Booksellers 





and Publishers of Beoks in London, against; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 546. 








(UNIVERSITY OF.) Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider the 
Treasury Minute, dated 17th July 1832, respecting the Pur- 
chase of the Rights of the University of Aberdeen, to certain 
Copies of Books; The King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Motion agreed to; Matter to be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House; 533. Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee ; 537. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill order- 
ed; 539. Vide ABERDEEN COLLEGES, supra. 


(AccouUNTS.) Vide EXcISE ACCOUNTS, infra. 


(AIKMAN, Robert.) Vide 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


(ALLAN, James.) Vide EDINBURGH AND GLAS- 
Gow RAILWAY. 


( ARRESTMENT FOR WAGES.) Bill to regulate the 

owers and duties of the Courts of Law in Scotland, in re- 
ation to the Diligence of Arrestment on Wages; Ordered, 92. 
Presented, and read; Daya — for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 194. Second Reading deferred, 217, 236, 243, 
261, 282, 314, 321, 326, 345, 354, 361, 368 Second Reading 
put off for Six months, 382. 


EDINBURGH AND 











~ Petition of Land- 
lords, Merchants and others, of Glasgow against ; To lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 361. 


(BALFouR, Lieutenant General Robert.) 
EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


— BANKHOUSE RoaD. Vide BERWICKSHIRE. 


(BANKRUPTS.) Act 54 Geo. III. c. 137, relating 
thereto, read; Bill to continue the said Act, ordered; Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 201. Committed, 205. Committee deferred, 
209, 212. Bill considered, 218. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 225. Passed, 229. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 286. Royal Assent, 331. 


(BeaATock BRIDGE RoAD.) Vide EVANWATER. 


—- (BERWICKSHIRE RoaDs.) Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 59. 
Presented, and read, 63. Committed, 73. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 170 Passed, 177. Agreed to by the Lords, 222. 
Royal Assent, 244. 


Vide 








MippDLeE District RoaDs.) 
Petition for a Bill for more effectually repairing, amending and 
maintaining the same, and Bill ordered, 78. Presented, and 
read, 82. Committed, 95. Petition for additional Provision, 
referred toa Committee, 177. Reported ; Report referred to Se- 
lect Committee on Standing Orders; 184. (Vide STANDING 
Oxrvers.) Report, That Prcvnion be permitted to be made 
pursuant to the prayer of the said Petition, to give Notices, 
&amp;ec., 207. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 270. Passed, 
278. Agreed to by the Lords, 308. Royal Assent, 331. 


(BERWICK-UPON-TWEED ROAD.) Vide BER- 
WICKSHIRE. 


— (BouNDaRIEs.) Bill to settle and describe the 
Boundaries of Cities, Burghs and Towns in Scotland, in so far 
as respects the Election of Members to serve in Parliament ; 
Ordered, 289. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 290. Second Reading 
deferred, 314. Bill committed, 325. Committee deferred, 


345» 354» 361, 368, 374, 391, 395, 408. 








Petition of Magistrates and Town 
Council of the Royal Burgh of Crail, for curtailing the pro- 
posed Boundary of that Burgh, on the West, to the same 
extent as on the East and North; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 424. 

(Bropie Estate.) Bill from the Lords for in- 
vesting part of the entailed estates of Brodie and others, 
in the Counties of Elgin and Nairn, in Trustees, towards 
satisfying the Debts contracted by the entailer, 433. Read, 
434. Committed, 442. Reported, and passed, 483. Royal 
Assent, 496. 

(Bureus Porice.) Bill to enable Burghs in 
Scotland to establish a general system of Police; Ordered, 
282. Presented, and read; Day — for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 290. Second Reading deferred, 
312. Bill committed, 314. Committee deferred, 325, 345, 
354, 373) 423, 428, 481, 482, 486. Bill considered, and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 





VOL. 87.—Sess, 1831-2. 


Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 495. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 514. 


(CARLISLE RoAD.) Vide GLASGOW AND CAR- 


LISLE. 


(CAMERON, L.) Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM 


OF. 


(CARTER, Joseph.) Vide EDINBURGH AND GLAS- 


Gow RAILWAY. 


——— (CHOLERA.) Bill for the prevention, as far as may 
be eens of the Disease called the Cholera, or Spasmodic 
or 


ndian Cholera, in Scotland; Ordered; presented, and 


read the First and Second time, and committed; Bill to be 
printed, 110. 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 116. 
Royal Assent, 125. 


Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; Bill 


Passed, 120. Agreed to by the Lords, 124. 




















——-— (DuNGLAS BripDGeE RoapD.) 


Act 2 Will. IV. c. 11, relating thereto, 


read; Bill to alter and amend the said Act; Ordered, 187. 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 194. Second Reading deferred, 212. 
Bill committed, 218. Considered, 229. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 237. Passed, - 
243. Agreed to by the Lords, 253. Royal Assent, 260. 


——— (CONVEYANCING.) Petition of Magistrates and 


Council of the Royal Burgh of Aberbrothock, for amending 
and simplifying the present mode of Scottish Conveyancing 
and completing of Title Deeds; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 333. 

(Cook, James.) Vide EDINBURGH AND GLAS- 
Gow RAILWAY. 





————- (CORSON, James.) Vide PARLIAMENT, RE- 


FORM OF. 


— (County Courts.) Petition of Sir John Max- 
well and others, that Parliamentary Commissioners may be 
appointed to investigate and report on the present condition 
of the County Courts of Scotland; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 472. 


(CouRT OF EXCHEQUER.) Vide EXCHEQUER 
Court. 


— (Court OF SESSION.) Bill to provide for carry- 
ing on the Business of the Court of Session in Scotland, when 
interrupted by the death or necessary absence of any of the 
Judges thereof; Ordered, 48. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 49. 
Committed, 54. Considered, 56. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 61. Passed, 64. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 86. Royal Assent, 95. 


(CourTS OF LAw.) Vide ARRESTMENT FOR 
WAGES. 


(CREDITORS.) Vide BANKRUPTS. 


— (CUNINGHAME, William.) Bill from the Lords, for 
exchanging certain detached parts of the entailed Estate of 
Craigends, in the County of Renfrew, belonging to him, for 
certain other Lands held by him in Fee-simple, 498. Read, 
498. Committed, 512. Reported, and passed, 546. Royal 
Assent, 555- 

— (CUTHBERTSON, William.) Vide EDINBURGH 
AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. — 

(Dixon, William.) 

GLascow RAILWAY. 


— (DovuG tas, Lord.) Bill from the Lords for vesting 
in Archibald Lord Douglas, of Douglas, or the Heir of Entail 
in possession for the time, certain detached parts of the 
Douglas Estates in Fee-simple, upon entailing certain other 
Lands equivalent in value thereto, 334. Read, 358. Com- 
mitted, 370. Reported; and passed; 401. Royal Assent, 


439. 





Vide. EDINBURGH AND 


(DUNDEE POLICE.) Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 
113. 

Vide BERWICK- 
SHIRE. 

(DYKES, Thomas.) 
GLascow RAILWAY. 

(EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RaAlILwaAy.) Peti- 
tion for a Bill for making and erp, | the same; Re- 
ferred toa Committee,113. Reported, 124. Bill ordered, 125. 
Presented, and read, 222. Committed, 296. All Members 
on the List for the Eastern Division of Scotland added to the 
Committee, 301. Report, That the Standing Orders had not 
been complied with, 327. Report to lie on the Table, 328. 
Peti- 


Vide EDINBURGH AND 





tions in favour of the application for a Bill; From Commis- 
sioners of Leith Harbour and Docks; Dean of Guild of the 
Royal Burgh of Arbroath ; To lie on the Table, 174. m 

- eti- 





tions in favour; From Aberdeen, 319; Arbroath, 332; Ayr, 
324; Bathgate, 286, 306; Brechin, 332; Dumbarton, 313 ; 
Dundee, 332; Edinburgh, 295; Frith of Forth, Society of 

Shipowners 


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SCOTLAN D—continued. 
———— (EDINBURGH AND GLAsSGow RAILWAY )—cont4 


Shipowners in, 316 ; Glasgow, Chamber of Commerce of, 295; 
Glasgow, Lord Provost, &amp;c. of, 319; Greenock, 295; Heri- 
tors on the proposed line of Railway, 295 ; Irvine, 324; Leith, 
Incorporated Trades of, 319; Leith, Merchant Company of, 
319; Leith, Merchants, &amp;c. of, 319; Londonderry, Chamber 
of Commerce, 431 ; Montrose, 332; Port Glasgowand Newark, 
319; Renfrew, 319. 

Peti- 





tions against; From Balfour, Lieutenant General Robert; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 316; Edinburgh and Glasgow 
Road Trustees ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 319; Fdin- 
burgh and Glasgow Union Canal Company ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 310,319 ; Edinburgh and Leith Road Trus- 
tees; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 319; Hastings, John, &amp;c.; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 310; Inchbelly Bridge Road 
Trustees; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 310; Lang, John, 
252; Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway vee. a Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 319; Wakefield, Edward William, 
296; White, Elizabeth, 290; White, Elizabeth; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 307. 


Peti- 





tions complaining of their Names ana, Seren entered upon 
the List of Subscribers to the projected Undertaking ; From 
William Dixon; Alexander Yuille; Daniel Keir, and others ; 
277. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 306, 313. 





Peti- 
tion of Alexander M‘Callum for Leave to withdraw his Name 
from the Subscription List ; To lie on the Table, 296. 


Peti- 





tions, complaining that the Standing Orders had not been 
complied with; From Moffatt, William, and others ; Edin- 
burgh and Glasgow Union Canal Company; Inchbelly and 
Glasgow Road, Trustees of, 284; Monkland and Kirkin- 
tilloch Railway Company, 285, 295; Hill, James, Trustees of, 
286; Ballochney Railway Company, 295. 

(EDINBURGH POLICE.) Petition for a Bill to alter 
and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 102. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 207. Presented, and read, 222. Committed, 
234. Time enlarged for Report, 341. Bill reported ; to be in- 
gressed ; 364. Motion for now reading Bill the Third time ; 
Question Neg. thereupon; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
370. Peal, 375. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. Royal 
Assent, 430. 





Petitions against; From 





Edinburgh ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 277, 320; Edin- 
burgh, Company of Merchants of, 327; Edinburgh, Commis- 
sioners of Police for; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 332; 
Edinburgh, Lord Provost, &amp;c. of; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 335 ; Edinburgh, Working Classes of, Referred, 257; 
Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway Company; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 317; Melville, James Moncrieff, Referred, 
277; Saint Cuthbert, Referred, 277; Society of Writers 
to the Signet (two Petitions), 277; Society of Writers to 
the Signet (two Petitions); Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
320. 





—— Petition of the Corpora- 
tion of Edinburgh against the introduction of any Clauses into 
the Bill appointing a permanent Judge of Police; To lie on 
the Table, 317. 

( EDINBURGH “ S1x PER CENT ANNUITY.” ) Pe- 
tition of the Company of Merchants of Edinburgh, praying for 
an inquiry into the application, as also the mode of collection of 
that local Tax ; Tolie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 472. 

(EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY.) Petition of Lec- 
turers on Medicine in the City of Edinburgh, for an Inquiry 
into the late pO to the different Chairs of Medi- 
cine; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 516. 


(ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.) Petition of Inhabitants 
of Cults. that the Elective Franchise in Scotland may be re- 
duced from £.10 to £.5; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 567. 





Vide PARLIAMENT, 
REFORM OF. 


———— (ELvan Foot Roap.) Vide Evan Water. 





(EvAN WATER RoADsS.) Petition for a Bill for 
amending and continuing Acts, and Bill ordered, 101. Pre- 
sented, and read, 220. Committed, 306. Time enlarged for 
Report, 341. Bill reported; to be ingrossed, 345. Passed, 
363. Agreed to by the Lords, 416. Royal Assent, 430. 


( ExcHEQUER Court.) Bill for making provision 
for the dispatch of the Business now done by the Court of 
Exchequer in Scotland; Ordered, 27. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 38. 
Second Reading deferred, 53. Bill committed to a Select 
Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 55. Instruction to the 
Committee that they do inquire into the Powers and Duties 
of that Court, and how far there are other Duties which 
ae with public advantage be devolved upon that Court, 
and to report the same, with their observations thereupon, to the 
House ; Power to send for persons, papers and records; 61. 


Members added, 67. Motion for adding other Members to: 
the Committee; Question Neg. thereupon; 67. Member 
added, 106. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 205. 
Bill reported, with Minutes of Evidence; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, with Report 
from Committee, and Minutes of Evidence, to be printed ; 
218. Further consideration of Report deferred, 237, 243. 
Order for further considering Report read ; Bill re-committed, 
249. Committee deferred, 261, 269. Instruction to Com- 
mittee to make provision for retiring Salaries of the Lord 
Chief Baron, and other Barons of the said Court, 269. Com- 
mittee deferred, 282, 299, 308, 312, 314, 320, 330, 335, 339.- 
Bill considered, 352. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
congene for Third Reading ; 361. Passed,367. Agreed to 
y the Lords, 416. Royal Assent, 430. 





Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee to consider of granting Retired Allowances to the 
Judges and other persons of the Court of Exchequer in Scot- 
land upon voluntarily resigning their Offices; The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; Matter to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House; 249. Com- 
mittee deferred, 254,261. Matter considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee ; 265. Resolution reported, and agreed to; In- 
struction accordingly; 269. Vide supra. 


————. (EXCISE AccounTSs.) Motion for leave to bring in a 
Bill to repeal so much of an Act of the sixth year of her Majesty 
Queen Anne, as requires the Accounts of the Excise Revenues 
in Scotland to be made up and examined, entered and enrolled 
in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland; The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Motion agreed to, artd Bill ordered ; 533. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 534. Committed, 538. Considered, 540. 
Reported ; and Bill recommitted ; Instruction to Committee 
to extend the provisions of the Bill to the Revenues of Customs 
in Scotland ; Bill further considered, 545. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 548. Passed, 
561. Agreed toby the Lords, 579. Royal Assent, 584. 


———— (FocuaBeERSs BRIDGE.) Vide SPEY. 
————  (FoRDHAM BRIDGE.) Vide SPEY. 


———— (FORFAR CounTyY.) Vide ELECTIONS. 


———— (ForFAR RoapDs.) Vide PERTHSHIRE. 


— (GAmE.) Bill for the more effectual prevention of 
Trespasses in pursuit of Game, in that part of Great Britain 
called Scotland; Ordered ; presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 379. Committed, 
391. Considered, 395. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 408. Third Reading deferred, 
414. Bill passed, 417. By the Lords, with Amendments, 466. 
Considered, and agreed to, 490. Royal Assent, 496. 


(GARDNER, Gilbert Ogilvie.) Vide PARLIAMENT, 
REFORM OF. 


(GLASGOW AND CARLISLE RoAD.) Petition for 
a Bill for amending and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred 
to a Committee, 100. Reported; Bill ordered; 117. Pre- 
sented, and read, 207. Committed, 230. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 340. Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed; 363. Passed, 370. Agreed to by the Lords, 
416. Royal Assent, 430. 


(GLAsGow Poor RATES.) Petition for a Bill to 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 118. Reported; Re- 
port referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders; 135. 
(Vide Stanpinc Orpers.) Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 158. 


(GLASGow RAILWAY.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW. 


(HADDINGTON CouRrT HOUSE.) Petition for a Bill 
for erecting and maintaining the same; Referved to a Com- 
mittee, 63. Reported; Bill ordered; 69. Presented, and 
read, 89. Committed, 107. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 310. 
Passed, 317. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 342. Consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 363. Royal Assent, 381. 





oe 








Petitions against ; 
From Dunbar, Referred, 150; Haddington; North Berwick, 
Referred, 153. 





Petition in favour; 
From Inhabitants of Haddington, 159. 


(HastinGs, Henry.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


(HASTINGS, John.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


(HEDDENWICK, A.) Vide PARLIAMENT, RE- 
FORM OF. 

(HENDERSON, John.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 

( H111, late James.) Vide EDINBURGH AND GLAS- 
Gow RAILWAY. 
—(Hovnpwoop House Roap.) Vide BER- 
WICKSHIRE. 








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SCOTLAN D—continued. 


— (HunTER, James.) Vide EDINBURGH AND GLAS- 
Gow RAILWAY. 

—— (HyporTuec.) Bill to regulate the Landlords’ 
right to Hypothec in Scotland ; Ordered, 87. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
94. Second Reading deferred, 229, 308. Second Reading 
put off for six months, 367. 


Petitions against; From Kirkcud- 
bright, goo ; H. Steuart, 302 ; Perthshire Agricultural Asso- 
ciation, 398. 


—— (INVERNESS GAOL AND CourRT House.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill for erecting and maintaining the same; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 102. Reported; Bill ordered; 211. 
Presented, and read, 222. Committed, 306. Time enlarged 
for Report, 341,370. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 410. 
Passed, 419. Agreed to by the Lords, 440. Royal Assent, 
461. 














(KEIR, Daniel.) Vide EDINBURGH AND GLAS- 
Gow RAILWAY. 


(K1nG’s COLLEGE ABERDEEN.) Vide ABER- 
DEEN COLLEGES. 


—— (LAND REVENUE.) Motion for leave to bring in 
a Bill to authorize the Hereditary Land Revenues of the 
Crown in Scotland being placed under the management of the 
Commissioners of the Land Revenues; The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified ; Motion agreed to; Bill itera: pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to 
be printed; 562.- Committed, 566. Considered; reported 

without Amendment ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 

Third Reading ; 569. Passed, 575. Agreed to by the Lords, 

587- Royal Assent, 586. 


(LANG, John.) Vide EDINBURGH AND GLAS.- 
Gow RAILWAY. 


(LARGS HARBOUR.) Petition for a Bill for con- 
structing and maintaining a Pier or Harbour at Largs; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 25. Reported; Bill ordered; 31. 
Presented, and read, 125. Committed, 145. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; 247. Passed, 252. Agreed to by the Lords, 
278. Royal Assent, 331. 

—_——— (LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND.) 
Vide SCOTLAND, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


— (M‘CALLuM, Alexander.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


(Mackay, Hugh.) Vide EDINBURGH AND GLAS- 
Gow RAILWAY. 


——— (MarRIScHAL COLLEGE, 
ABERDEEN COLLEGES. 


— (MAXWELL, J.) Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM 











ABERDEEN.) Vide 





OF. 


-———— (MAXWELL, Sir John.) Vide County Courts. 
PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF. 


(MELVILLE, James EDIN- 


BURGH POLICE. 


(MERCER, George.) Vide PARLIAMENT, RE- 
FORM OF. 


———— (MoFrFrarTr, William.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


(OLIVER, Alerander.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


(PAISLEY GAS.) Petition for a Bill to amend 
Act; Referred to a Committee, 25. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
31. Presented, and read, 43. Committed, 54. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 113. Passed, 126. Agreed to by the Lords, 
151. Royal Assent, 219. 


—_—— (PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF.) Bill to amend the 
Representation of the People in Scotland ; Ordered; pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 38. Second Reading deferred, 71, 91, 128, 
161, 185, 217, 243, 274, 302. Bill committed, 325. Con- 
sidered, and reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 330. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 361. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report read; Bill re-committed; considered ; 
366. Committee report Progress, 367. Bill further con- 
sidered; Committee report Progress, 372. Bill further con- 
sidered, 378. Committee report Progress; 379. Instruc- 
tion to Committee to make Provision for making re- 
muneration to Sheriffs in Scotland for the time and Bidar 
employed in investigating claims and objections which may 
arise under the Act for amending the Representation in Scot- 
land, 382. Bill further considered, 382. Committee report 
Progress, 383. Committee deferred, 391. Bill further con- 
sidered, 404. Day appointed for receiving Report, 406. Bill 
reported and recommitted; considered; 411. Reported; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 412. Report further considered ; 
Clause (Qualification of Voters) added; Bill to be ingrossed ; 


VOL. 87. 


Moncrieff.) Vide 











Sess,1831-2. 


Day appointed for Third Reading ; 427. Passed, 437. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 488. Day appointed for con- 
sidering them, and to be printed, 490. Amendments con- 
sidered, 492. Agreed to, 494. Royal Assent, 496. 


Proceedings in 
Committee, 366, 367, 372, 378, 379, 382, 383, 405, 406. 
Petitions in fa- 
vour ; From Alloa, 381; Balmerino, 327 ; Biggar, 396; Bow- 
more, &amp;c., 70; Collessie, 70; Maxwell, Sir John, &amp;c., 178 ; 
Maxwell, J., Junior, 208. 











Petitions respect- 
ing the details of the Bill ; From Aberbrothock, 333 ; Aucter- 
muchty, 342; Ayr, 404; Banff, (Two Petitions) 372, 465; 
Burntisland, 330; Campbeltown, 382; Cupar, Fife, 435; 
Dumbarton, 382 ; Referred,392 ; Dumfries, 318, 374; Edin- 
burgh, 436; Elgin, 365 ; Forfar, 369 ; Glasgow Political Union, 
436; seca. 330; Hamilton, 359; Inverary, 404; 
Irvine, 404 ; Johnstown, 333; Kilmarnock, 404; Rakcud. 
bright, 359; Linlithgow, 509; Perth, 333; Port Glasgow 
and Newark, Magistrates and Council of, 300; Port Glasgow 
and Newark, Merchants, &amp;c., of, 300; Renfrew, 382; Sel- 
kirk, 366; Tain, 275, 337. 





Petition of Com- 
missioners of Supply, Justices of the Peace, and Proprietors 
of the Shetland Isles, praying the House to grant to Shetland 
a separate Representative ; ‘To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 342. 





Petitions for Com- 
pensation for the serious loss of Property which will be sus- 
tained by the passing of the Bill; From Trustees of James 
Schaw, 241; Kincardine; Freeholders of Scotland (Four Pe- 
titions,) Gilbert Ogilvie Gardner, 365. 





Petitions for Com- 
ensation for the loss the Petitioners will sustain in their 
roperty by the alteration of the Elective Franchise; From 

George Mercer, 382; Linlithgow, 403. 


Petition of [nha- 
bitants of Zetland, that Zetland may have a Member entirely 
to itself; To lie on the Table, 382. To be printed, 393. 


Petitions of the 
Renfrew Political Union ; and, of the Glasgow Reform Associa- 
tion respecting the Bill offered, and by leave withdrawn, 436. 
(SCOTLAND AND 
IRELAND) Bills; Petition of George Grey, Chairman of a 
Meeting of Inhabitants of Dalkeith, for the speedy passing 
thereof, 491. 














(Sess. 1831.) Pe- 
titions respecting certain details in that Bill; From Perth, 
41; Campbeltown, 69; Argyleshire, 69. 





Vide SHERIFFS 
REMUNERATION. 

(PEERS.) Vide REPRESENTATIVE PEERS. 

(PERRIE, David.) Vide EDINBURGH ANDGLAS,, 
Gow RAILWAY. 

(PERTHSHIRE ROADS.) Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually making, maintaining and repairing the same, and 
Bill ordered, 112. Presented, and read, 150. Committed, 
162. Petition for additional Provision; Keferred to a Com- 
mitteed, 173. Reported, 183. Report referred to Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 184. (Vide STanpiNG 
Orpvers.) Report, That in the case of the Petition for addi- 
tional Provision, the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 

ensed with, 207. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 332. 
Fran, 340. Agreed to by the Lords, 372. Royal Assent, 
381. 





(Pouice.) Vide BuRGHS POLICE. 
——~——~ (Poor RATES.) Vide GLASGow Poor RATES. 


(REFORM OF PARLIAMENT.) Vide PARLIA- 
MENT. 

(REMUNERATION TO SHERIFFS.) Vide SHE- 
RIFFS’ REMUNERATION. 


(REPRESENTATIVE PEERS.) Bill from the Lords, 
to enable Peers of Scotland to take and subscribe in Ireland 
the Oaths required for qualifying them to vote in any Election 
of the Peers of Scotland, 417. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 423. Committed, 428. 
Committee deferred, 437) 445, 452. Bill considered, 46o. 
Reported, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 464. Bill passed, with Amend-— 
ments, 470. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 479. 
Royal Assent, 481. 


(RiIcHARDSON, John.) Bill from the Lords to em- 
power the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland to sell 
such part or parts of the Entailed Estates belonging to him, 
in Pitfour, in the County of Perth, as shall be sufficient for the 
payment of the Debts and Provisions affecting the same, 334. 
Read, 358. Committed, 370. Reported; and passed; 401. 
Royal Assent, 431. 


(ROBERTSON, James.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 





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[A.1831-2. 





SCOTLAN D—continued. 

— (SALTouwn.) Bill from the Lords to invest a part of 
the Entailed Estate of Saltoun and others, in the County of 
Haddington, in Trustees, to sell the same, and apply the price 
thereof towards satisfying the Debts of the said Entailed 
Estate, 404. Read, 409. Committed, 416. Reported, 442. 
Passed, 460. Royal Assent, 481. 


(ScHaAw, James, TRUSTEES OF.) 
LIAMENT, REFORM OF. 


(SCOTLAND LirE INSURANCE COMPANY.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill to enable the said Company to sue and be 
sued in the Name of their Manager; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 102. Reported; Bill ordered; 207. Presented, and 
read, 222. Committed, 306. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
332. Passed, 336. Agreed to by the Lords, 381. Royal 
Assent, 381. 


(SELKIRKSHIRE, SHERIFF OF.) Bill to authorize 
His Majesty to appoint a Person to act as Sheriff of Selkirk- 
shire, during the incapacity of the present Sheriff; Ordered ; 
presented, and read the First and Second time; and com- 
mitted ; 562. Considered, and reported, without Amendment ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 563. 
Passed, 563. Agreed to by the Lords, 568. Royal Assent, 


570. 





Vide PAR- 








(SESSION, CouRT OF.) Vide CourT OF SEs- 
SION. 
— (SHERIFF OF SELKIRKSHIRE.) Vide SELLIRK- 
SHIRE, SHERIFF OF. 
— (SHERIFFS’ REMUNERATION.) Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of making 
provision for the Payments to Sheriffs under the Act for amend- 
ing the Representation of the People in Scotland ; The King’s 
Recommendation signified; Motion agreed; Matter to be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House; considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee; 379. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 382. Vide PARLIAMENT, 
REFORM OF. 


——— (SHETLAND ISLES.) Vide PARLIAMENT, RE- 
FORM OF. 
(S1x PER CENT ANNUITY.) Vide EDINBURGH. 


———— (SmiTH, W. H.) Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM 
OF. 














(Spey BriIpGE.) Petition for a Bill for building 
and maintaining a Bridge over the River Spey, near Focha- 
bers, in the County of Elgin; Referred to a Committee, 96. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 153. Order of leave for Bill, read 
em discharged; another Bill ordered; 176. Vide tnfra. 


Bill to alter and amend an Act 
passed in the Eleventh year of his late Majesty, for rebuild- 
ing the Bridges over the Rivers Spey and Findhorn, for 
making accesses thereto; and for making and maintaining 
certain new Roads in the County of Elgin, in so far as the 
same regards the Bridge over the River Spey, near Fochabers, 
in the said County of Elgin ; Ordered, 176. Presented, and 
read, 176. Committed, 183. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
311. Passed, 313. Agreed to by the Lords, 329. Royal 
Assent, 331. 


(STIRLING ROADS.) Vide PERTHSHIRE. 
— — (TITLE DEEDS.) Vide CONVEYANCING. 
(TRESPASSES.) Vide GAME. 


— (UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN.) Vide ABER- 
DEEN UNIVERSITY. 


—— — (UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.) Vide EDIN- 
BURGH UNIVERSITY. 


— (WaAGES.) Vide ARRESTMENT FOR WAGES, 


———— (WAKEFIELD, Edward.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


——_—— (WHITE, Elizabeth.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLasGow RAILWAY. 


—_—— (YUILLE, Alexander.) Vide EDINBURGH AND 
GLASGOW RAILWAY. 


— (ZETLAND.) Vide PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF. 


Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 139 
toi5i.) Marr Draweack. 





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ScurFIELD, Dorothea. 
way. 

Sea APPRENTICESHIP SETTLEMENT; Bill to alter the Law of 
Settlement as far as respects Apprenticeship to the Sea Ser- 
vice; Ordered, 445. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 453. Committed, 
469. Committee deferred, 478, 481, 524, 529, 532. 


SEconDARY PuNIsHMENTS; Select Committee appointed to in- 
uire into the best mode of giving efficiency to Secondary 
Punishments; and to report their observations thereupon to 
the House; Five to be the Quorum; To send for persons, 
papers and records ; and to report the Minutes of the Evi- 
dence taken before then: ; 68. Members added, 72 123, 154. 
Report; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 425. 


Vide HARTLEPOOL Docks and Rail- 


SecreETARIES of Lorp CHANcELLOR of IRELAND. 
IRELAND. 


Secret Services. Vide Accounts. Surpty. 

Secrave, Lord. Vide GLoucester and Berxexey Canal. - 
Se.tBy Road. Vide BAwtry. DONCASTER. 
SELKIRKSHIRE, Sheriff of. Vide ScoTLaNp. 

Sentence of Deatu. Vide Deatu, SENTENCE of. 


Vide 


SERJEANT : 





usual Orders to him, 7. 


sent with the Mace to summon Members, 
46, 156, 304, 320. 

a Person committed to his custody, 360; 
discharged out of custody upon payment of his Fees, 365. 
Vide MemMBERs. 














SerJEANTS’ Inn. Vide Jupces’ CHAMBERs. 


SETTLEMENT, Lawof. Vide SEA APPRENTICESHIP SETTLE- 
MENT. 


Sewers; Act 13 Eliz. c. g, relating thereto, read; Bill to 
amend the Law relating to Sewers; Ordered, 27. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 

rinted ; 28. Bill committed to a Select Committee ; Five to 
be the Quorum; 30. Members added 42, 57,65. Bill re- 
ported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 111. Order for further considera- 
tion of Report read; Bill re-committed to former Committee ; 
Members added; 138. Bill reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
438. Further consideration of Report deferred, 482, 486, 495. 
Order for further consideration of Report, read; Bill re- 
committed; considered, and reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
502. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 523. Passed, 531. 

Petitions against; From Bridgewater, 86; Dover, 

Corporation of, 290 ; Referred, 376 ; Sandwich, Corporation 

of, Referred, 255; Somerton, 86. 

— Petition in favour; From Commissioners of Sewers 

for the Eastern part of Kent, 143. 


Petitions praying that a Clause may be inserted in 
the Bill to exempt the Cinque Ports from the operation 
thereof; From Hastings, Corporation of, Referred, 304; 
Hythe, Referred, 337; New Romney, Corporation of, Re- 
ferred, 304; Seaford, Corporation of, Referred, 337. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Saint Mary Abbotts, Ken- 
sington, for a Power of Appeal from the Acts of the Com- 
missioners; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 540. 


Motion, That Mr. Telford be instructed to report 
upon the best Plan for draining the Metropolis, under the 
present system of Sewerage, and to point out any Improve- 
ments that can be made therein ; Motion withdrawn, 540. 
—— Vide AccounTs. 


(Susser.) Vide Accounts. 


SuHartressury, Borough of; Petition of Overseers and Pa- 
rishioners of Saint Peter, Shaftesbury, complaining of the 
continued absence of two out ofthe three Magistrates for that 
Borough; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 590. 

- Road; Petition fora Bill for making a Turnpike 
Road from Cann Saint Rumbold tothe Bell Inn at Brook, in 
the Parish of Bramshaw; Referred to a Committee, 123. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, and read, 143. 
Committed, 146. Reported; to be ingrossed; 304. Passed, 
311. Agreed to by the Lords, 329. Royal Assent, 332. 

— —w— Petition against ; From the Marquis of Salis- 
bury. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 234. 

Petitions in favour; From Owners and Occu- 

piers of Land on the proposed line of Road,270 ; Owners and 

Occupiers of Estates in the Neighbourhood of the proposed 

Road from Shaftesbury to Bramshaw, 277. 


SHANKHILL Road. Vide IRELAND. 


Suawsury Road; Petition for a Bill for better maintaining 
the same, and Bill ordered, 51. Presented, and read, 95. 
Committed,159. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 188. Passed, 
204. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. Royal Assent, 362. 


SHEEHAN, Thomas. 

















rs 

















Vide IRELAND. 


SHEEP-STEALING; Petition of Farmers and Graziers in the 
Neighbourhood of Long Sutton, complaining of the extent of 
Sheep-stealing in that Neighbourhood, and for an Investiga- 
tion; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 460. 

Vide Deatu, PuntsHMENT of. 


SHEEP and HorRsE-sTEALING. Vide AcCcouNTS. 





SHELLEy, John Darby; Petition of John Shelley, for an Inquiry 
into the Conduct of Governor Darling in — the Peti- 
tioner a grant of Land in New South Wales; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 572. 

SHELTON 





2&amp;3W.IV.| INDEX ¢é@o the E1tcuty-sEvENTH VOLUME. 





SHELTON, late Mr. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Suerirrs’ Expenses; Bill to regulate the Office of High 
Sheriff, to reduce the Expenses attending it, and to facilitate 
the passing the Accounts; Ordered, 103. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 
143. Second Reading deferred, 155. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 173. Member 
added, 187. Bill reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 409. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 428. Order for further 
consideration of Report read; Bill-recommitted ; considered; 
444. Report deferred, 459. Bill reported, and re-committed ; 
considered; 469. Report deferred, 478. Bill reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 481. Third 
Reading deferred, 502. Bill passed, 546. + 


————— Fees; Petition of William Hutton, Sheriff of the 
County of Lincoln, for abolishing the Fees payable by Sheriffs 
on their appointment to Office; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 261. 

REMUNERATION, Vide Scor.LanD, 


SHILLIBEER, George. Vide Post Horse and Stace Coacu 
Duties. 


—- Henry Blatchford. Vide Soap. 
Sair AtmoraAn. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Snort, Jacob, Vide Soutu SuieELps and MoNKWEARMOUTH 
Railway. 


Sitks; Petition of Lamech Swift, of Milverton, for re-enacting 
the prohibitory Laws, and increasing the Duty on Foreign 
Thrown Silk; To lie on the Table, 39. 


Motion for laying before the House, an Account, with the 
Names of the Persons by whom Duties on Foreign manufac- 
tured Silks were paid ; distinguishing the amount of Duty 
paid in each month by each Person or Party; Motion with- 
drawn, 151. 


Sirk TraApDE; Petitions complaining of the distressed state of 
the Silk Trade, and for relief; From Blockley, Referred to the 
Select Committee on the Silk Trade, 222; Bulkington, 156; 
Chilvers Coton, 156; Congleton, 156; Coventry (Two Peti- 
tioas),156 ; Coventry, Ribbon Manufacturersof, 156; Foleshill, 
Referred, 222; Macclesfield, 29; Macclesfield, Committee of 
Millmen of, 156; Macclesfield, Millmen, &amp;c. of, 156; Mac- 
clesfield, Retail Tradesmen of, 156; Macclesfield, Silk Wea- 
vers of, 156; Manchester and Salford, 156; Nuneaton, 156; 
Persons engaged in the various departments of the manufac- 
ture of Silk, 132; Sandbach, 72; Saxon, John and James, 86; 
Sowe, 156; Spitalfields, 156; Stone, Thomas, 590; Ward, 
John Sharrer, 47. 

Petition of Thomas Wakley, for an inquiry into the 

causes of the Calamities of the Weavers of Bethnal Green and 

Spitalfields ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 134. 


— Motion for appointing a Select Committee to in- 
uire into the condition of the Silk Manufacture of Great 
ritain, and to report their Observations thereupon to the 

House; Amendment proposed and made; Main Question, 
as amended, agreed to; 156. Vide infra. 


——_——_—— Select Committee appointed to examine into the 
resent state of the Silk Trade, and to inquire what effects 
ave been produced by the changes in the Laws relating to it 

since the year 1824, and whether any, and what legislative 
measures, compatible with the general interests of the Country, 
may be advisable, in order to promote it, or to check Smug- 
ling in Silk Manufactures, and to report their observations 
thereupon to the House ; Motion, That Earl Grosvenor be a 
Member of the said Committee; Debate thereupon, adjourned ; 
157. Further addjourned, 160. Debate resumed ; Question 
put and agreed to; Committee appointed ; Power to send for 
ersons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 165. 
Somber added, 168. All Petitions presented in the present 
' Session on the subject of the Silk Trade; Referred, 171. 
Member added ; Motion for adding another Member ; Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon ; 197. Other Petitions referred, 263, 294. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 543. Report; to lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 548. 
~——__—__——~ Petition of Silk Manufacturers and Throwsters in 
Manchester, against any alteration in the Laws relating to 
the Silk Trade; Referred, 223. 


—- Petitions expressing grief and disappointment at 

lie Select Committee of Inquiry upon the Silk Trade, having 
presented to the House the Evidence heard before them, un- 
accompanied by any opinion as to the causes of the present 
distressed condition of that Trade ; From Silk Manufacturers ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 563; Silk Manufac- 
turers at Macclesfield; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 563. 

- Petition of Silk Manufacturers complaining of 
certain Statements having been made respecting the number 
of Looms employed by the Committee of the Silk Trade, and 

raying for investigation, 563. To lie on the Table; and to 
a printed; 564. 
Sim, James. Vide Excise Laws. 
Sxutt, Sarah. Vide Tower HAMuets SMALL Dents. 


VOL. 87. 




















Sess. 1831-2. 


States. Vide Tizes. 


Stave Popuration; Petition of Planters, Merchants and 
others, of Liverpool, recommending the appointment of a Com- 
mittee to inquire into the condition of the Slave Population in 
the Colonies with a view to their relief; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 580. 

Vide Accounts. 


Stavery; Petitions for the abolition thereof; From Alnwick, 
387; Barhead, 521; Berwick-upon-T'weed, 567; Boston, 336 ; 
Brailsford, 439; Burslem, 292; Carmarthen, 336; Chester, 
572; Church Withington, 336; Derby, 530; Dissenters of, 
three Denominations within 12 miles of London, 336; Durham, 
361; Fareham, 336; Haddington 521; Hanley, Baptists of, 
292; Hanley, Inhabitants of, 292 ; Hanley and Shelton, 292; 
Hemel Hempstead, 334; Hereford (Five Petitions,) 336 ; Hors- 
ham, 521; Huncoat, near Blackburn, 336; Ilminster, 259; 
London, Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of, 248; London and Westminster, 
Baptist Mini.ters in, 590; Louth, (Lincoln), 290 ; Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, Presbytery of, 455; Quakers in Ireland, 439 ; 
Rathcormac, 534; Royston, 321 ; Saint Albans, 248; Sheckle- 
ton, Francis, 521; Shelton, 292 ; Staffordshire Potteries, 292 ; 
Taunton, 336; Tuam, Archbishop and Clergy of the diocese 
of, 336; Wantage, 415; Weymouth, 521; White, James, 521; 
Wisbech, 321. 

Motion for appointing a Select Committee to consider 
and copes upon the measures which it may be expedient to 
adopt for the purpose of effecting the extinction of Slavery 
throughout the British dominions at the earliest period com- 
patible with the safety of all classes in the Colonies ; Amend- 
ment proposed and made ; Main Question, as amended, agreed 
to; 338. Vide infra. 

—————_ Select Committee appointed to consider and report 
upon the measures which it may be expedient to adopt for 
the purpose of effecting the extinction of Slavery throughout 
the British Dominions at the earliest period compatible with 
the safety of all Classes in the Colonies, and in conformity 
with the Resolutions of this House on the 15th day of May 
1823; Motion, That Mr. Fowell Buxton be a Member of the 
said Committee ; Debate thereupon, adjourned ; 338. Debate 
resumed ; Question put, and agreed to; Committee appointed ; 
Power to send for persons, papers and records ; Five to be the 
Quorum ; 352. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 557. Re- 
port to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 585. 

Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 152 t0158.) SupPLy. 


——— Maynootn Co.tvecet and Saspatu; Petition of 
Inhabitants of Brailsford, for the abolition of Slavery, the dis- 
continuance of the Grant to Maynooth College, and for the 
better observance of the Sabbath ; To lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 479. 

Suiinessy, Sir Thomas; Bill from the Lords for exchanging his 
fee simple Estates, and not in Settlement, for part of his 
settled Estates, and for other purposes, 440. Read, 442. 
Committed, 446. Reported, 482, Passed, 483. Royal Assent, 
496. 

SmMALt Dests. Vide Tower Hamuets SMALL Depts. 


SMITHFIELD, Upper East, Road ; Petition for a Bill to continue 
and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 112. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 167. Presented, and read, 170. 


Petition of Commissioners for 
paving, and of Churchwardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of 
Saint Botolph, Aldgate, against; To lie on the Table, 184. 

Smitu, Josiah ; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage 
with Elizabeth his Wife, 175. Read, 183. Committed; In- 
struction to hear Counsel, and examine Witnesses ; 203. Bill 
considered, and reported without Amendment, 226. Passed, 
241. Royal Assent, 245. 

Major-General Sir Lionel. Vide East [Np1A. 

Mary. Vide Evective FRANCHISE. 

——— Richard. Vide Somervi te, Alexander. 

Rev. Thomas. Vide Cuurcu of ENGLAND. 

Smucciine. Vide Bopmin GAoL. 

Fines, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 

Soap; Petition for the repeal of the Duties thereon; From 
Henry Blatchford Shillibeer, 13; George A. Haig, 88; Glas- 
gow, 151; Arbroath, 174. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 

to take into consideration the propriety of reducing the Duty 

upon Hard Soap manufactured in England and Scotland, 

from 3d. per. lb. to 13d. per lb.; and also, of imposing a 

Duty of 1 3d. per lb. upon Hard Soap manufactured in Ire- 

land ; Question Neg. thereupon, 151. 

— Petitions for reduction of the Duties thereon; from 

Richard Barker &amp; Sons, of Whitehaven ; Soap Manufacturers 

of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; To lie on the Table; and to be 

printed ; 55- 

Petitions for repeal of the Drawback on the exportation 
of Soap from England ; From Cork, 334 ; Waterford, 505. 

Soxpiers’ Fairies; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to re~ 
peal several Acts for eneiing* e Wives. and Families of 
Soldiers, and the Widows and Families of deceased Soldiers, 


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SEVENTH VOLUME. [4A. 1881-2: 











So.piers’ Fam1ILies—continued. 
to return to their homes; Ordered, 445. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 464. 
Second Reading deferred, 477. Bull committed, 485. Com- 
mittee deferred, 495, 503. Bill considered, 508. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 511. 
Passed, 515. Agreed to by the Lords, 563. Royal Assent, 570. 


SomeRvi tte, Alexander; Motion for laying before the House, 
a Copy of the Charge against Private Somerville, of the Se- 
cond Dragoons, for disobedience of Orders, the Evidence 
taken on his Trial, and the Sentence against him; and whe- 
ther the said Sentence has been carried into effect partially or 
wholly ; Motion withdrawn, 458. 

Petitions for an Inquiry into the cir- 

cumstances under which Alexander Somerville, a Private of 

the Second Dragoons, was punished at Birmingham ; From 

Attwood, Charles, 588 ; Bethnal Green Political Union, 527; 

Bradford (Wilts), 472; Canterbury, 567; Coventry, 567; 

Cranbrook, 576; Glasgow, 472; Lambeth Political Union, 

516; Maidstone, 567; Manchester and Salford, 472. Na- 

tional Political Union, 472; North-western Metropolitan 

Union, 512; Shoreditch Political Union, 417; Smith, R. 

Editor of the Weekly Dispatch Newspaper, 417; To be 

printed, 466; Yeovil Political Union, 583. 

-- Vide Accounts. 

Sonpes, Lord. Vide RockinGHam Forest Inclosure. 

SoutHam Road. Vide Warwick and NorTHAMPTON. 

Soutrnampton, Lord. Vide Lonvon and BIRMINGHAM 
Railway. 

Sovcu-Lane Road. Vide Asurorp. 

Sourn Merropouitan Gas; Petition for a Bill for lighting 
with Gas certain Roads and Places in the counties of Surrey 
and Kent; Referred to a Committee, 122. 

——— Newsarp Hoimes Road. Vide Broven Ferry. 

Sea Dury ; Petition of J. Todd Naylor, Deputy Chair- 
man of the Mexican and South American Association at Li- 
verpool, complaining of recent directions to demand the South 
Sea Duty on British Exports to and Imports from Monte 
Video, and praying for relief, 297. To lie on the Table; and 
to be valated : 298. 

——— Sea Isianps; Bill to authorize the Governor of New 
South Wales, with the advice and consent of the Legislative 
Council of that Colony, to make Provision for the Prevention 
and Punishment of Crimes committed by His Majesty’s Sub- 
jects in Islands situate in the Southern or Pacific Ocean, and 
not being within His Majesty’s Dominion; Ordered, 385. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 387. Committed, 395. Committee deferred, 
408, 414, 417, 433, 437, 445, 463. Bill considered, and re- 
ported without Amendment, 469. 

Sa1eips and MonkwEARMOUTH Railway; Petition for 

a Bill for making the same; Referred to a Committee, 62. 

Reported ; Bill ordered ; 66. Presented, and read, 69. Order 

for Second Reading, read; Motion, That the Bill be now 

read a Second time; Amendment proposed, but not made; 
main Question agreed to; Bill committed; 102. Power to 

Committee to send for persons,-papers and records, 159. Bill 

reported, 202. Report to lie on the Table, 203. 

















Petitions 
against; From Abbs, Bryan; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
167; Jarrow, &amp;c. 112; Owners and Occupiers of land on the 
line of the intended Railway ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
167; Sunderland, 112; Wearmouth Bridge, &amp;c. Road Trus- 
tees, 150, 169. 





— Petitions 
in favour; From Baker, Thomas, 89; South Shields, 102. 
Tyne River, Manufacturers having establishments on, 102: 
Tyne and Wear Rivers, Merchants, &amp;c. of, 125; Whitburn, 89 
-— Petition of 
the Reverend Robert Green, against the decision of the Com- 
mittee on the Bill, and praying for a Committee of Appeal ; 
Day appointed for considering it; Petition to be printed ; 211. 
Petition considered ; Motion, That the Petition be referred to 
a Select Committee of Appeal ; Question Neg. thereupon; 220. 


Soutn Snieitps and Westor. Vide PARLIAMENT, RE- 
FORM OF. 

SpatpineG and Pincuseck Drainage; Petition for a Bill to 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 96. Reported; Re- 
port referred to Select Committee on Standing Salers: 119. 
(Vide Stanpinc Orpers.) Report, That the Parties be 
permitted to proceed; To give Notices, &amp;c.; 136. Report 
read; Bill ordered; 199. Presented, and read, 222. Com- 
mitted, 317. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 346. Passed, 357. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 385. Considered, and 
agreed to, 388. Royal Assent, 430. 


SPEAKER : 








Back-door of his Chamber to be locked up 
every morning, 7. 

to open Letters directed to the House, 7. 

to appoint the Printing of the Votes and Pro- 








ceedings, 7. 





— reports His Majesty’s Speech at the opening 
of the Session, 3. Motion for an Address thereupon, 4. 
Vide (ADDRESSES, 1.) 





reports His Majesty’s Answer to Address of 
Thanks for His Speech at the opening of the Session, 12. 





reports His Majesty’s Answer to Address of 
both Houses on the occasion of the recent Outrage on His 
Person, 435. 





acquaints the House,—That he had received 
a Letter from the Deputy to the Clerk of the Crown in Ire- 
land, inclosing an Election Petition, 7. 

- That certain Peti- 
tioners had not entered into Recognizances in respect of their 
Petitions, 33, 230. 








— That an Abstract of 
Poor Returns was upon the Table, 153. That other Papers 
were upon the Table, 252, 275. 





to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records, upon the hearing of the Matters of Petitions, com- 
plaining of undue Elections and Returns, 8, 9, 10, 186. 


to license the Printing of the Journal, 32. 


calls the attention of the House to certain 
Clauses in a Bill, 260, 


admonishes Persons at the Bar, 294, 365. 














resumes the Chair; Forty Members not being 
present in a Committee, 295. 





Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the 
Chair; Amendment proposed; Notice taken, that Forty Mem- 
bers were not present, House adjourns; 461. 





- announces his intention of quitting the Chair 
at the end of the present Session of Parliament, 534. Ad- 
dress of Thanks to him thereupon, Nem. Con. 535.—Again 
addressed the House; Resolution, Thanking him for what he 
had said, 535.—Again addressed the House, 567. 





House resolves to go into a Committee upon 
a certain day to consider of His Majesty’s most gracious 
Answer to their Address, beseeching His Majesty to confer 
some mark of Royal favour upon the Speaker, 540. Consi- 
dered, 543. Proceedings in Committee, 544. Resolution re- 
ported, 548. Agreed to, Nem. Con. ; Bill ordered, 549. Vide 
infra. 

Bill for settling and securing Annuities on 





the Right honourable Charles Manners Sutton, and on his 
next heir male, in consideration of the eminent services 
of the said Right honourable Charles Manners Sutton; 
Ordered, 549. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 550. Committed, 555. 
Considered, 560. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 565. Passed Nem. Con. hereupon 
Mr. Speaker expressed his acknowledgements to the House 
for the distinguished mark of their favour and liberality, 567. 
Bill agreed to by the Lords, 587. Royal Assent, 586. 


Bill for the better support of the Dignity of 
the Speaker of the House of Commons, and for disabling 
the Speaker of the House of Commons for the time being 
from holding any Place or Office of profit, during pleasure, 
under the Crown ; Ordered, 541. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 545. Com- 
mitted, 551. Considered, 555. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 561. Passed, 563. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 579. Royal Assent, 584. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 5.) House. 








MEMBERS, 

SrpreciAt Commissions. Vide Accounts. 

———- ConstaBLes Act. Vide CONSTABLES. 

Spe.ter, Foreign; Petition of Thomas Daniel and Evan John, 
against any further reduction of Duty thereon ; To lie on the 
Table, 510. 

Spry Bridge. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Spirit Duties, [ste or MAN. 

Spirits. Vide Accounts. 

Sramrorp, Corporation OF; Petition of Burgesses and 
Inhabitants of Stamford, complaining of the conduct of the 
Corporation of that Town; and for an ingniry ; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed; 491. 

Srace Coacnu Dutises. Vide Post Horst and Stace 
Coacu Duties. 

Sraines Bripce. Vide Accounts. 


Sramp Duties. Vide ALMANAcKsS. Broapuurst, NATHAN. 


Vide Man, Iste or. 


Fire Insurance. IRELAND. Newspaper STAMP AND 
Paper Duties. 
Prosecutions. Vide Accounts. (Ap- 





DRESSES, 159.) 
— -—-— OrricE SUPERANNUATION. Vide IRELAND. 


Srames. Vide GENERAL REGISTER. 





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STANDING ORDERS: 


——— 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 com- 
plied 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; 15. Report 
on Carnarvonshire Roads Petition, referred, 15. Report on 
Manchester Improvement Petition, referred, 15. Report on 
Bristol (Saint James’s, &amp;c. Without) Improvement Petition, 
referred, 19. Report on Lanfabon and Pontymoil Road Peti- 
tion, referred, 20. Report on Cheltenham Improvement Pe- 
tition, referred, 26. Report on London Bridge Approaches 
Petition, referred, 46.—— Three Resolutions reported ; 
That in the case of the Carnarvonshire Roads Petition, the 
Standing Orders, so far as regards the intended new lines or 
branches of Road, ought not to be dispensed with ; That in 
the case of the Manchester Improvement Petition, the Parties 
be permitted to proceed, to give Notices, &amp;c.; That in the 
case of the Bristol (Saint James’s, &amp;c. Without) Improvement 
Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, 47. ——Two 
Resolutions reported ; That in the case of the Lanfabon and 
Pontymoil Road Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, 
to give Notices, &amp;c.; That in the case of the London Bridge 
Approaches Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, 54. 
Report on Chorlton Row Improvement Petition, referred, 66. 
—Resolution reported ; That in the case of the Chorlton 
Row Improvement Petition, the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed, 78. Report on Islington Church Rates Petition, referred, 
81.— Resolution reported; That in the case of the 
Islington Church Rates Petition, the Parties be permitted to 
proceed, to ae Notices, &amp;c. 95. Report on Saint Leonard’s 
(Hastings) Improvement Petition, referred, 118. Report on 
Spalding and Pinchbeck Drainage Petition, referred, 119. 
Report on Clerkenwell Improvement Petition, referred, 125. 
Report on Londonderry Improvement Petition, referred, 131. 
Report on Wells (Somerset) Gas Petition, referred, 132. Re- 
port on Doncaster and Selby Road Petition, referred, 132. 
Report on Glasgow Poor Rates Petition, referred, 135. 
Three Resolutions reported ; That in the case of the Clerken- 
well Improvement Petition, the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with; That in the case of the Saint Leonard’s 
(Hastings) Improvement Petition, the Parties be permitted to 
proceed; That in the case of the Spalding Drainage Petition, 
the Parties be permitted to proceed, to give Notices, Xc.; 136. 
—Three Resolutions reported ; That in the case of the 
Doncaster and Selby Road Petition, the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with ; That in the case of the Lon- 
donderry Improvement Petition, the Parties be permitted to 
proceed ; That in the case of the Wells (Somerset) Gas Peti- 
tion, the Parties be permitted to proceed, to give Notices, &amp;c.; 
150.— Resolution reported; That in the case of the 
Glasgow Poor Rates Petition, the Standing Orders ought not 
to bedispensed with, 158. Report on Saint Andrew’s (Holborn) 
Improvement Petition, referred, 170. Report on Perthshire 
Roads Petition, for additional Provision, referred, 184. Re- 
port on Berwickshire (Middle District) Roads Petition, for 
additional Provision, referred, 184. — Resolution re- 
rted; That in the case of the Saint Andrew’s (Holborn) 
mprovement Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, 
to give Notices, &amp;c. 188. ——Two Resolutions reported ; 
That in the case of the Petition for additional provision in 
Perthshire Roads Bill, the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with ; That in the case of the Petition for addi- 
tional Provision in the Berwickshire (Middle District) Roads 
Bill, the Parties be permitted to proceed, to give Notices, &amp;c. ; 
207. 






































oe 


Resolutions respecting Ap- 
peals upon Private Bills, to be made Standing Orders, 26. 





Srannary Courts. Vide Accounts. (AppDREsSES, 160.) 
SrapLecross Road. Vide VINEHALL. 

Srapy.tton, Martin. Vide ELectrion of Members. 
STarRuinG, Thomas. Vide Tower HAMLeEts Smatu Depts. 
Sratr of IReLanp. Vide IRELAND. 
Strate Parer Orrice. Vide Accounts. 
StaTionrErRy. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Statute of Fraups. Vide Fraups, Stature of. 


Stream Carniaces; Bill to regulate the Turnpike Toll on 
Steam Carriages; Ordered, 166. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 206. Com- 
mitted, 224. Commitee deferred, 232, 237,243. Bill con- 
sidered, 251. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 255. _ Passed, 261. 


Vide Post Horse and Stace Coacu 


Supp.y. 





DurTIEs. 





VesseEts;. Bill to ee the Navigation of Steam 
Vessels upon certain parts of the River Thames ; Ordered, 27. 


VOL. 87.—Sess. 1831-2. 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 33. Second Reading deferred, 55, 61, 68, 
87, 99, 122, 138, 151, 161. Bill committed, 178. Committee 
deferred, 185, 194, 201, 212. Bill considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill,asamended, 
to be printed; 218. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
282, 312, 325, 343, 367, 373, 382, 395, 433.452,477- Order 
for further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 
Instruction to Committee to make Provision for extending the 
Provisions of the Bill to all parts of the United Kingdom ; 
Bill further considered, and reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
391. Further consideration of Report deferred, 408. Order 
for further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 
considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 495. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 502, 508, §14. Further con- 
sideration of Report put off for Six months, 531. 


Petition of the Directors of the Gravesend 
Steam Boat Company, that Vessels employed on the River 
Thames, within the Port of London, ore not carrying Goods 
or Merchandize, may be allowed to carry at and after the rate 
of four Passengers to every ton of their registered burthen ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 282. 








Petitions against; From the Margate and 
Gravesend Steam Packet Company, 63; General Steam Na- 
vigation Company, 63; Dublin and London Steam Marine 
Company, 123; George Crichton, 374; Trustees of Clyde 
River ; Overseers of Steam Vessels on the River Clyde ; 530. 
Vide Accounts. 


STEPHEN, Mr.; Petition of John Stephen, Junior, Esquire, 
complaining of the conduct of General Darling, late Governor 
of New South Wales, in suspending the Petitioner from his 
Office of Commissioner of Crown Lands, and dismissing him 
from the Magistracy ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 
512. 





Vide AccounTs. 


STEVENAGE and BIGGLESWADE Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing, maintaining and improving the same; and Bill 
ordered; 28. Presented, and read, 187. Committed, 203. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 316. Passed, 319. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 351. Royal Assent, 362. 


Stirwine, Earl of. Vide New Brunswick LAnpb Company. 


Srocxton and Dartincron Railway Company. Vide Post 
Horse and Stace Coacu Duries. 


SroxEerERRyY Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 43. Presented, and 
read, 176. Committed, 184. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
316. Passed, 319. Agreed to by the Lords, 372. Royal 
Assent, 381. 

Stone Roads. Vide Licurie.p. 

Thomas. Vide Six TRADE, 

SToNEBRIDGE Road. Vide BirMINGHAM. 

Stow Road. Vide Burrorp. 

SroweE Hitt Road. Vide Hotyneap. 

Srrancers; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 

STRATFORD Saint Mary Road. Vide Ipswicn. 





Srupents and Barristers at Law; Motion for leave to bring 
in a Bill to give power to the Court of King’s Bench in Eng- 
land, to compel, in certain cases, the Benchers of the Four 
Inns of Court, to admit Parties as Students, and also as Bar- 
risters at Law; Question Neg. thereupon, 399. 


SuBLetTinc Act. Vide IRELAND, 
Supps, Joseph. Vide Accounts, 


Surro.x Assizes; Petitions that the Assizes for the County 
of Suffo!k may be held alternately at Ipswich, and Bury Saint 
Edmunds ; From Ipswich, 449; Magistrates, &amp;c. of Suffolk, 
486. 


(ADDRESSES, 161.) 





Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to remove 
the holding of the Summer Assizes from Bury to Ipswich ; 
Motion withdrawn, 458. 

Bill for holding the Summer Assizes for the 
County of Suffolk, in every year at Ipswich ; Ordered, 515. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 516. 

Sucar; Petition of West India Planters, Merchants and others, 
interested in the West India Colonies, for the reduction of the 
duties thereon; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
172. 





Vide Accounts. Ways and Means and BItts in 
Suppty. West Inp1A Propuce. 


SuNDERLAND Docks (North Side.) Petition for a Bill for 
making and omar | the same ; Referred toa Committee ; 
85. Reported, and Bill ordered; 95. Presented, and read, 
126. Committed, 182. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 357. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
398. Passed, 400. 


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INDEX ¢o the E1GHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. ([A4.1881-2. 





SUNDERLAND Docxs—continued. 


Petitions against; From Sunderland, 
Shipowners, &amp;c. of, 213; Sunde:zland, Merchants, &amp;c. of; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 247, 313. 


Petition in favour; From Shipowners 
and Merchants of Sunderland ; To lie on the Table, 327. 


SunperRtanp Docks and Railway, (South Side.) Petition for 
a Bill for erecting and constructing Docks, at or near the 
entrance of the Port or Haven of Sunderland, and for making 
and constructing a cone from the said Docks to Low 
Barnes, in the Township of Bishopwearmouth ; Referred to a 
Committee, 52. Reported, and re-committed to former Com- 
mittee, 66. Reported; and a Member having stated, that 
the Petitioners did not intend to proceed as to the Railway ; 
Bill (so far as relates to the Docks) ordered, 69. Vide infra. 

— Bill for constructing Wet Docks, on the 

South side of the River Wear, at Sunderland near the Sea, 

in the County Palatine of Durham; Ordered, 69. Presented 

and read, 89. Committed, 124. Power to Committee to 

send for persons, papers and records, 15%. 

















Petitions against; From Master Mari- 
ners and Seamen of Sunderland, Referred, 145; Merchants 
and others of Sunderland; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 145; 
Marquis of Londonderry; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 158. 
Merchants and others of Sunderland ; Mariners belon ing or 
trading to Sunderland ; Pilots of Sunderland; Master Mariners 
belonging or trading to Sunderland; 159. Owners of Col- 
lieries on the River Wear; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
188. 


Vide CoMPLAINT. 





Sunk Istanp; Petition of John Bally Tuke, stating that the 


present lessees of the Crown Property in Sunk Island, are 
negotiating for their Lease by Private Contract, and praying 
that the Property of the Crown may not be let or disposed of 
except by Public Tender, or in some other mode equally effi- 
cient for the protection of the Revenue ; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed, 61. 


SupERANNUATIONS. Vide Accounts. Supptry. 





SUPPLY : 


MOTION for a Supply; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 12. King’s Speech referred, and Motion 
considered, 14. Resolution reported, and agreed to Nem. Con.,16. To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
16, 22, 30, 39, 42, 45, 53&gt; 55, 64, 71, 74, 84, 92, 98, 110, 120, 129, 138, 147, 155, 161, 165, 173, 180, 185, 104, 200, 205, 
217, 224, 237, 243, 250, 254, 261, 269, 274, 288, 299, 303, 309, 312, 315, 321, 326, 335, 343, 353, 368, 374, 382, 391, 395, 
408, 414, 422, 428, 434, 438, 444, 451, 463, 466, 477, 482, 489, 495, 501, 506, 514, 523, 531, 537, 545 


Considered, 71, 97, 120, 154, 200, 223, 231, 249, 271, 278, 444, 450, 466, 500, 513, 522, 552. 
Proceedings in Committee, 71, 97, 98, 120, 121, 137, 138, 154, 155, 200, 223, 224, 231, 249, 250,271, 272, 273, 274 


444, 450, 451, 460, 500, 501, 513, 514, 522, 623, 552- 


Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c. referred, 71, 97, 120, 137, 154, 200, 231, 271, 278, 444, 450, 466, 500, 513, 552. 


———— Committee report Progress, 279. 


——— Resolution amended, 98. 


-——-— Upon the Question, That Mr. Speaker do Jeave the Chair; Amendment proposed, and by leave withdrawn, 279. 


———— Upon Question for reading the Order of the day for the House to resolve itself into the Committee; Amendment 


proposed, but not made, 278, 500. 


Resolutions postponed, 519. 





Consideration thereof deferred, 523, 529. Considered and agreed to, 531. 


Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;—- Relating to, 

















Reported, and Agreed to. | Sums Granted. 
Page 
hw NAV Y, &amp;e. wane eee : 
14 February 1832: 
103. . THAT 32,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, from ist January to 
gist March 1832, including 10,000 Royal Marines : 
103. “ For Wages for Ditto - - - - - - - . - - 270,400 —- -— 
104. * For Wages of Officers and Men for Vessels in Ordinary = - Sows 18,000 = -—- 
104. . For Salaries of Officers and Contingent Expenses of the Admiralty Office - 9817 7 9g 
104. . For ditto - of the Navy Pay Office - - - - - &gt; - 799389 3 1 
104. ~ For ditto - ofthe Navy Office - - - - - + - = 12,032 13 .2 
104. - For ditto - of the Scientific Departments of the Navy = - ° - ie 5.268 19 3 
104. . For ditto - of His Majesty’s Yards at Home - - - . - - 20,58: 13 9 
oOy- . For ditto - of His Majesty’s Foreign Yards - - - - = = 4,682 15 - 
vinta . For Wages of Artificers and Labourers -_ -* - J eo 124,100 13 4 
104. . For Timber and other Materials - - - - - - - ~ 154,200 - = 
reseed ‘ For Repairs and Improvements in the Dock Yards’ - - . - - 17,500 —- = 
win 7 For Pilotage and other Contingencies - ee ow Meee ea tS 12,032 10 — 
ied For Transport Establishments and Freight of Stores - = - - - - 5,685 14 9 
104. ” For Hire of Packets - . - - - - - ° : - - a all: 
104. . For Half Pay to Naval Officers - - - -. - 2a Pps ia 192,800 - 
104. ° For Pensions and Allowances to Naval Officers, their Widows and Relatives - 72.605 8 1 
— &lt; For Bounty to Chaplains Je ee ne ee, 1,300 - - 
say For Out-pensioners.of Greenwich Hospital- - - - - - = 65,000 - = 
104. - For Superannuations to Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, and others - - 37,625 18 5§ 
104. 1 For Freight of Ships for Conveyance of Troops, Stores, Kc. - - - - 91400. - = 
104. a For ditto - of Passengers, Stores, &amp;c. on account of the Colonial po ere ES il ae 
ment . - - - - - - - - - - . 
104. : For conveying Convicts to New South Wales - - - . - - 22,125 - - 
104. . For Bounty for the Capture or Destruction of Piratical Vessels - -  - i180 - - 
104. . For Victuals for 32,000 Men employed for the SeaService- - - ~— - 150,800 —- - 
104. . For Salaries of Officers and Contingent Expenses of the Victualling Office - 7,512 10 — 
104. For ditto - of the Victualling Yards - - - - - - = * 16838 5 - 























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Reported, and Agreed to | SUPPLY—continued. Sums Granted. 
Page NAV Y—continued. &amp;. 2 
cs 
104. - For Salaries of Officers -_ ae iat a anal of _ ates Medical ~ 6,044 16 - 
blishments - - - - - 
104. - For Medical Stores and Pisses - ee oe 7,300 - - 
104. - For Provisions for Officers and Men of Ships i in Culianey . - - - 7,902 11 — 
104. - For ditto - of the Yard Service afloat nn A PE, Be 2,139 9 - 
104. - For Provisions for Troops - Garrisons on Foreign Stations, and for the Con-| Gas 
vict Service, &amp;c.  - - - - - - - - - - 439753 
104. - For Half Pay, Pensions = Gapermemnetions i in the Victualling and Medical) _ 
Departments - ~ - eee gg Ne gt Rg TORRn nS en Ona Fas 39,394 7 
19 March: 
205. - That 27,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for Thirteen Lunar 
Months, to the 31st day of March 1 1833; spits — Royal Marines : 
205. « For — for Ditto - - - - “ - - 851,175 - - 
27 March: 
227. - For Wages of Vessels’ Shipkeepers, and 7 of biamuenen in wena a ~~ One 
Year, to gist March 1833 - — = * —_—_- = 
227. - For Salaries of Officers and Contingent Wins of the vr Pay Office - 30,356 12 2 
227. - For ditto - of the Scientific Departments of the Navy -_ =: 20,051 12 6 
228. - For ditto - of His Majesty’s Yards at Home - - - . - - 72,224 19 3 
228. - For ditto - of His Majesty’s Foreign Yards - - - - - = 17,116 11 3 
228. - For Wages of Artificers and Labourers . . - - - - - 501,492 g - 
228. - For Timber and other Materials -  - ee a ee 457,207 —- = 
228. - For Repairs and Improvements in the Dock Yards - - - - - 47,000 — -- 
228. - For Pilotage and other Contingencies a a a 38,980 - = 
228. - For the Transport Establishment and Freight of Stores ee 21,953 10 — 
228. - For Hire of Packets - - - - - - - - ~ . - 18,520 - -— 
228. - For Half Pay to Naval Officers - - - - - - - . . 785,507 16 4 
228. - For Pensions and Allowances to Naval Officers, their Widows and Relatives - 253.575 12 4 
228. - For Bounty to Chaplains - - - - -- | = - «| - 1300 - - 
228. - For Out-pensioners of Greenwich Hospital - - - - - - - 250,000 - -— 
228. - For Superannuations to Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks and others - - 157,002 7 -—- 
228. - For Freight of Ships for Conveyance of Troops, Stores, &amp;c. - - - - 115,000 —- ~- 
228. : For ditto - of Passengers, Stores, &amp;c.on account of the Colonial Department - 1,500 —- -— 
228. - For conveying Convicts to New SouthWales - - - - - - 88,500 — - 
228. . For Victuals for 27,000 Men employed for the Sea Service for One Year = - 421,200 - -— 
228. - :| For Salaries of Officers and Contingent Expenses of the Victualling Yards = - 48,977 4 9 
228. ° For ditto - ofthe Naval Medical Establishments - - - - = - 24,905 14 -— 
228. For Medical Stores and Provisions - - a ae 25,200 14 = 
228. . For Provisions for the Officers and Men of Ships i in Ordinary - ° ~ 29,347 10 - 
228. . For ditto - ofthe Yard Service afloat - - — - “ae ee —_— - « 
228. - For the Charge for the Service of the Royal Marines - = - 29,168 1 6 
228. : For Pensions and Superannuations in the Victualling, 3 ae aid Transport) 34.283 10 - 
Departments - - - - - - , 
228. For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons on Foreign Stations, and for Convict 150,000 - - 
Service, &amp;c. - - + - eee TF - - - - ‘ 
2 July: 
452. - For New Works at Cremill and Weevil - - - - - ° - 52,000 - -— 
452- - For New Works executing for the Victualling Department - - - - 60,000 - -—- 
; - For defraying the Selsiion of the Officers and the Caatngpen Expenses of the 
- Admindty Office ee - r - Y ree 
A452. - For ditto - of the Navy Office - - - - - - - - 45,630 12 7 
452. - For ditto - ofthe Victualling Office - - - - - - 26,560 - - 
452. - For defraying the Charge for Half sig a Pensions in ™ Ss esterat end) 131,659 —- 10 
Medical Departments - - - 
£.\ 6,301,728 3 2 
ARMY: 
20 February : 
128. m That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 89,483 Men (exclusive of Men 
belonging to Regiments employed in the East Indies) be maintained for 
the Service of the United Kingdom, for Three Months, from the 1st day 
of January to the 31st day of March 1832, both days inclusive : 
128, - For defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces - - -~ - 805,961 1 9 
128, - For General and Staff Officers - - - - - - - = - 30,666 17 7 
128, ~ For Allowances to the Principal Officers of several Public Departments - - 25.245 15 Qg 
128. - For Medicines and Surgical Materials 2) jeer a oe ee oe 3,000 - - 
128. - For His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - - - - - 8,424 13 10 
128, - For the Royal Military College - eee ake OM Siew ee oe 999 13 10 
128. - For the Royal Military Asylum - - - - - - =| - - 5773 10 9g 
128. - For Exchequer Fees for Effective Army Services Path © me at The 4800 - - 
128. For the Pay of General Officers - - - - - - - - - 32,200 - = 














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Reported, and Agreed to.| SUPPLY—continued. Ren Cheteiai 
Page. ARM Y—continued. 
-“_ £. ae &amp; 
128. - For Full Pay for Reduced, Retired and Uneieot Ooms, of His Majesty’ s 
Forces - - } i = 
128. - For Half Pay and Military pen to ——" wt Retired Officers - 169,600 - - 
. 129. - For Half Pay and mormnes seoremees to oo of Seheated noun iidaiate 
Corps, &amp;c.  - - - - —- ~ 
129. - For Pensions to Widows a - - er 36,980 - - 
129. - For Allowances on the Compassionate List - ati ts am 44,047 - -— 
129. . For the Charge of Chelsea and Kilmainham Sen itals of In-Pensioners * 8 
. those Establishments, and for Out-Pensioners o Chelsea ie - 37%:579 1 7 
129. - For Superannuation Allowances - = - - 12,695 18 1 
129. - For Exchequer Fees for Non-Effective me iis « - - - - 3,650 - - 
129. - For Extraordinary Expenses of the Army, for One Quarter of a Year, from ee 300,000 -— — 
January to 3ist March 1832, and for One Year to 31st March 1833 - - , 
29 - For Half-Pay, Superannuation and Retired Allowances and Pensions of od 13,204 5 8 
missariat Officers, their Widows and Relatives - = 2 2° sil haa 
129. . For the Charge of the Commissariat Department - - - 83.235 - - 
30 March: 
236. ~ That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 89,478 Men (exclusive of the 
Men belonging to the Regiments employed in the East Indies) be main- 
tained for the Service of the United Kingdom, from ist April 1832 to 
gist March 1833, both days inclusive : 
236. ~ For defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces - - - -/| 3,170,779 19 2 
6 April: 
254. e For General Staff Officers - - - - - - . - - - 117,274 19 10 
254. - For Allowances to the Principal Officers of several Public Departments - 103,01¢g 15 7 
254. - For Medicines and Surgical Materials - i ee ae le 12,000 -— - 
255- For His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - - - - - 33,670 16 2 
255- For the Royal Military College- - - - - - - = = 2,638 11 1 
255+ “ For the Royal Military Asylum - i, ee a a 22,885 16 8 
255: - For Exchequer Fees for Effective weed Services —_ = oe we! Ce 
255. - For Pay of General Officers - - - - - - 125,000 -— — 
255. - For Full Pay for oie aes and Unattached Officers of a Majeaty 7 
Forces - - - - - - « 90,000 - = 
255+ - For Half Pay and Military allceseaaiian to Reduced and Retired Officers - 666,500 -— — 
255+ - For Half Pay and menmenns apenas to arenes of emai wee) 88 
Corps, &amp;e. - - - - - —_— - - 
255+ - For Pensions to Widows - - - - - - - - - - 147.423 - &lt;« 
255 - For Allowances on the Compassionate List - - - - - - - 750% .&lt;« « 
255+ - For the Charge of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals, of In-Pensioners of 
those Establishments, and of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - -| 1350503 6 8 
255. . For Superannuation Allowances - ~ - - - - - - - 50,750 16 lo 
255- . For Exchequer Fees for Non-Effective Army Services - - - - - 14,500 —- — 





£. 8,192,862 =— £0 








MILITIA, VOLUNTEERS AND YEOMANRY: 


20 February: 
128. - For defraying the Charge of Volunteer Corps in the United Ringo, for ip 16.768 
Months, from ist January to 31st March 1832 -  - 7 
129. - For Allowances to Retired Officers of the Militia, Reduced Adjutants of Local 
Militia, and Reduced Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of Yeomanry, for Three 6,683 19 - 
Months, from ist January to 31st March 1832 - ~“ ©. « 


6 April: 
255+ - For defraying the Charge of Volunteer Corps of the United Kingdom of Great | 99,608 12 4 
Britain and Ireland, for the Year, from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833 ‘ 
255. - For Allowances to Retired Officers of Militia, Reduced Adjutants of Local} 


Militia, and Reduced Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of Yeomanry, ” the 26,3384 15 - 
Year, from ist April 1832 to 31st March 1833 - - ~ 4 


9 July : 


477: - For defraying the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of the United Kingdom 


of Great Britain and Ireland, from 1st January 1832 to 31st March 1833 - 202,482 10 10 








£. 351,878 7 - 








ORDNANCE: 
23 February : 

141. - For defraying the Salaries of the Civil Establishments belonging to the Office 

of Ordnance, at the sane, Pall _— _ ste seers ist meerrsd to 31 19,828 - - 

' March 1832 - - - 

141. For Salaries to the Seeniteate of the Office of Coens at t Woolwich - —err- = 
141. - For ditto - of the Civil Establishments of the Ordnance at Home - - 3e62"- - 
14.:  - For ditto - inIrelandand Abroad - - - - - = = = — = 


141. - For ditto - of the Barrack Department - - - . . - - “ost - (Ue 














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Reported, and Agreed to. 





Page. 
as 


et.” 


141. 
141. 


141. 
141. 
141. 
141, 
141. 
141. 


“141. 
141. 


141. 
141. 
141. 


141. 


458. 


458. 
458. 
458. 


458. 


458. 
459- 
459- 
459- 
459- 


459- 
459- 


459- 


459- 
459: 


459: 
459 
459- 
459: 


459- 
459- 


459- 
459- 


129 


157. 


157- 


‘For the Field Train Department bth eka Be Te 








SUPPLY— continued. 


ORDNANCE—continued. 


| For Expense of Master Gunners in Great Britain, Guernsey, Jersey eee 


OO ee a ee Pere er eh. te ee ee 
For the Corps of Royal Engineers, and Sappers and Miners- - -~— - 


For defraying the Expense of the Royal Regiment of Artillery for Great Britain, 
Ireland and the Colonies ek ee ea ee ee ‘} 


For the Royal Horse Artillery - - - - - 


For the Medical Establishment - “ &lt; &lt; r- re a ‘ 
For the Academical Establishment at Woolwich “ ‘ . = be 
For Ordnance Works and Repairs = - - - - _ . x - 


For the Storekeeper’s Department in Great Britain, Ireland and Foreign) 
Stations - + oils att are ana ager ng alae Oe eg &amp; 


For Barrack Masters’ Expenditures and Allowances - - -~— - 


For Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance on account of Civil and Military 
Contingencies, Stores,&amp;c. - - - = - ° } 


| For the Military Store Branch for Great Britain, Ireland and the Colonies - 
| For ExchequerFees-. -. - - - - «= = - 


For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, on account of Allowances to Superan- 
nuated, 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 the 
Barrack Department - - - ° me ‘ : : a } 


3 July: 

For defraying the Salaries of the Master General and the principal Officers 
and Clerks, belonging to the Office of Ordnance, for the Year ending the 
gist day of March 1833 - ~ - - . - . a a J 

For Salaries to the Departments of the Office of Ordnance at Woolwich - 

For ditto - of the Civil Establishments of the Ordnance at Home -~ - 

For ditto - AbroadandinIreland - - - - - -« - = 

For ditto - ofthe Barrack Department - - - - - - - 


For Expense of Master Gunners in Great Britain and Ireland - = - 
Forthe Corps of Royal Engineers, and Sappers and Miners - - - . 
For the Royal Regiment of Artillery for Great Britain, Ireland and the Colonies 
For the Royal Horse Artillery - - - - - - - = = 
For the Field Train Department &lt;=. - - - - 
For the Medical Establishment - - - - - - - - ~ 
For Civil Officers, Professors and Masters of the Royal Military Academy *) 
Woolwich - - - - - . - - ~ - - . 


For the Superintendence and Management of Ordnance and Barrack pa 
and Repairs - - - 


For Ordnance Works and Repairs - “ “ « ‘ - = 


For Superintendence of the Building and Repair of Barracks in Great ss 
Ireland and the Colonies ey eee ee ee = 


For the Building and Repair of Barracks in Great Britain, Ireland and 7 
Colonies - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Far Barrack Masters’ Expenditures - - - - - - = -= 
For Ordnance, Military and Civil Contingencies- - - - -— - 
For Ordnance Stores in Great Britain, Ireland and the Colonies - - - 
For Ordnance Services not provided forin18g1 - - - - = = 
For Exchequer Fees- - - - = - 25 ©  @ © 
For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance on account of Allowances to gy 
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 — 
Barrack Department - - - - - - - = = = 


26 July: 


For the Re-construction and Repair of Barrack Buildings destroyed seh 
damaged at Barbadoes by the Hurricane of the 11th of August 1831 - = - 


For ditto - atSaint Vincent - - - - - - = «© = 
For Stores required for Foreign Worksand Repairs - - - - = - 


_For Barrack Services in Great Britain and Ireland . - ° é “ 


MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES, &amp;c.: 
20 February: 


For SALARIES, ALLOWANCES, PENsions and Services heretofore paid out 
of the Civil List of England and Ireland, the Hereditary Revenues of the 
Crown in Scotland, and the Four and a Half per Cent. Duty - - ~ 


1 March: 


For granting Rexizr to certain of His Majesty’s Subjects in the Islands of 
BarBADOES, SAINT VINCENT and Saint Lucia, who have suffered from 
on’ = OS SSI ee ie SE -J 

To defray the Expenditure of the Britisu Museum for the Year ending “ 
Christmas 1882 - - - - = é eae oe 


VOL. 87.——Sess. 1831-2. Ce 2 


’ Sums Granted. 





£. s. 


1,272 - 
20,327 = 
69,385 - 

9,003 = 

306 - 
2,426 — 
200 - 
155354 sen 
5:339 a 
16,356 - 
40,886 —- 
29,671 - 
379 
73,308 = 


14,562 - 


77639 - 


9199 = 
15,139 -- 
27:375 oe 
37:735 = — 

5,088 — 


81,5385 
278,264 - 
36,105 - 
1,226 — 


9,894 - 
800 -— 


34,029 = 
26,654 - 


27,389 ia 
108,130 = 


59,480 as 
115,570 a 
58,976 a 
3,612 - 
1,520 = 


293,231 esi 
58,246 - 


29.679 - 
2,300 - 
20,000 - 
5973 = 





1,765,806 — 








195,000 = 


100,000, = 


16,922 - 


























INDEX @# the EIGHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. [4.1831-2. 
Reported, and Agreed to.| SUPPLY—continued. Giiieaioin 
— MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. 
= 16 April: hi.e. &amp; 
- To defray the Charge of the Commissariat DEPARTMENT for One bias to 
_ gist March a" - - - - - - - - - _ 315,546 -  - 
279. - For Works and Repairs of Pustic Bui.p1NGs, and for Furniture, &amp;e. for) 
One Quarter to the 31st day of a 1832, and for One Year to aes 31st 70,800 - -—- 
day of March 1833 - - - - - a 
" - For completing certain Alterations “on Additions to BriguTon aaien in) 
ae the Year = - . - - - - - - - 4 -J mm - 
279. - For Works executing at Port Patrick Harsour, for One Quarter to the i 
gist day of March 1832, and for One Year to the gist day of March 1833 - 5: 
279. - For - ditto - at Donacuaprr Harsour, forthe same period - - §,000 - -— 
279. - For the Expenses of the HoLtyneap and Howrtnu Roaps and Harsours for 
the Year 1832 - . - - - - - - - - “} 3913 = = 
279. - For New Buildings at the Bririsn Museum, for One Quarter to the 31st day] sali aa 2 
of March 1832, and for One Year to the 31st day of March 1833 - «=f . 
279. - For Repairs and Alterations of Winpsor Cast Le, for the same period - - 50,000 —- -— 
279. - For erecting the State Parer Orrice, for the same period - - - 9,500. —- - 
279. - For Works at the CoLtece of Epinsuren for the Year 1832 = - - - 6,000 - -—- 
279. - For Salaries and Allowances to Officers of Lorps and Commons for 1832 - 44.514 - - 
279. - For Expenses of - - - - - - ditto - - - - - - for18g2 - 15300 - - 
For Fer Funp in the Departments of the— 
279. - Treasury, for one Quarter to the 31st day of March 1832, - for One| 38,200 -— - 
Year to the 31st day of March 1833 - - - - -f 
280. - Home Secretary of Stare, forthe same period - - -~ - 13,900 - -— 
280. . Foreicn Secretary of Stare, forthe same period - - ~ - 16,895 - - 
280. - Secretary of State for the Coton1gs, for the same period - - 14,930 - - 
280. - Privy Councit and ComMITTEE of Privy wean for TRADE, for 
the same period - - - - - * a _ } 17,5094 - = 
280, - For defraying the Charge of the Salary of the Lorp i SEAL, for cee eet mw 
Year to the 31st day of March 1833 -, - - - - - ; 
For Contingencies and Messengers Bills, inthe Departments of the— 
280. - Treasury, for One Quarter to the 31st day hanunee ae ann for ~~ 9400 - - 
Year to the 31st day of March 1833 - - - - ‘ 
280. - Home Secretary of Stare, for the same atid es the 8,460 - -—- 
280. - ForeiGn Secretary of Stare, for the same period - - - - 47,750 - -— 
280. - Secretary of State for the Cotontes, for the same period — - - 5955 - - 
280. . Privy Councit and Committee of Privy Councit for Trane, we 4,750 - - 
the same period = - - - - - - « ~ . ‘ : 
280. . For defraying the Expenses of MEsseNnceRs attending the First Lord of the 
Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Four Parent Mes- 5400 - = 
SENGERS of the Court of Exchequer, &amp;c., for the same period - -| 
280. - For Salaries of Professors in the Universities of Oxrorp and CAMBRIDGE in 
Severe «§ « + + # hl ayes a 958 5 - 
280. : For Salaries of Commissioners of the INsoLveEnT DeBrors’ Court, for vel 
Quarter to the gist day of March 1832, and for One i to the b gust ~~ of 13,680 - - 
March 1833 - - - - - - - 
280. - For Superintendence of ALiENs, for the same period - - - - ° 2,092 - -—- 
280. . For Penitentiary House at MiLBank, for the same period - . - 24,287 - - 
280. - For making good the deficiency of the Fez Funp in the Office of mee 1,462 - - 
of CotoniAL Sxaves in Great Britain, for the same period = -- - -{ , 
280. . For defraying the Expenses of the Stare Paper Orrice, for the same period 5400 - —- 
280. . For defraying the Charges of RetrrEp ALLOWANCES or SUPERANNUA- 
TIONS to Persons formerly employed in Public Offices or Departments, | 66151 - = 
in the Public Service, for the same period ne ee or Se 
280. . For ToutonesE and Corsican Emicrants, &amp;c. for the same period - 16,000 - - 
280. P For Nationa Vaccine EsTABLisHMENT, for the Year 1832 - - - 2,200 —- - 
280. . For RervuGe for the Destirure for the Year 1832 = - - . - - 3,000 - -— 
280. . For Criminau Lunatics, for One Quarter to the 31st day of March 1832,)| 3,682 - - 
and for One Year tothe gist day of March 1833 - - -~— - 7 seit 
280. - For Prorestant Dissentine Ministers, &amp;c. for the same period - - §150 - - 
280. . For Foreien and Secret Services, for the same period - - - - 44.325 - - 
281. “ For Printing Acts, &amp;c. for the Year 1832 - - - - - - ° 56,000 - -— 
281. 2 For STATIONERY, PrinTING, &amp;c., for One Quarter to the 31st day of March . a 
1832, and for One Year to the 31st day of March 1833 - - - -f 99500 
281. Fcr Expenses of Gotp Co1naGeE, for the same period - - = = 4,500 - - 
281. $ For Mint Prosecutions, for the same period - - - - - - 10,000 - «= 
281. : For Law Cuarces, for the same period - - - - - - - 189g0 - - 
281. . For confining and maintaining Convicts, forthe same period = - - - 119,860 - - 
281. . For Expenses under Acts for the ABoxiT10on of the Stave Trane, for the) 
same period - - « « . " “ i _ ‘ 31,250 - -—- 
281. . For Salaries and Expenses of the Commissioners for preventing ILLEGAL} bi ~ 
Trarric in Siaves, for the same period ° ° * . . . — 
281. * For Consuts GeneERAL and Consu s, for the same period - - - 105,638 15 - 
281. se For Maintaining Convicts at New Sourn Wa es and Van DiEmMeEn’s an!£{ .- 
LanD, for the same period - - - - - . - - I 72523 
281. - For Fees to Officers of the Parliament, on Bills for continuing or rr 
Turnpike Roap Acts, in the Year1832 —- + ~ a es 
281. - For Salaries of the Commissioners for INQUIRING INTO CHARITIES, fo) 
One Quarter to the 31st day of anno 1832, and for One Year to aia me 19,500 - - 
day of March 1833s - - - - - - 
281. - For Expenses of Law Commissioners for 1832 -_ -=- es = * 15,000 - - 























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Sums Granted. 














MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. &amp;-2 4. 

For Expenses of the Commissioners of Recorps, for One Year to the aust} 10,000 = — 
day of March 1833 - -°« - .« . ts ss eo ee oe 
For paying to the Representatives of the late Mr. Suetton the Amount 

awarded to them on account of Expenses incurred by him in preparing Con-| sulle 

tracts and Securities relative to the Transportation of Convicts to NEw | 5:7 

Soutn Watgs and Van DiemMeEn’s Lanp, from 1789 to 1829 - - - 

For paying to Claimants for the Losses suffered by them in consequence of || 15.716 13 9 

the Occupation of St. Dom1nGo by the British Troops, from 1793 to 1798 -J 
For Half Pay and Superannuations to Commissariat Orricers, &amp;c. 7 551389 - 9 

One Year to the 31st day of March 1833 - - - - - - - 

20 July: 
For Expense of Founpiine Hospirat, for One Quarter to the 31st day 7 8 

March 1832, and for One Year to the 31st day of March 1893 - - = -J 30,093, - = 
For the House of INpustry, forthe same period - - - -— = 22,298 - - 
For the Ricumonp Lunatic Asy um, for the same period - - Soe 
For the Hinernian Marine Sociery for the same period - - - - 1046 - — 
For the Femate Orpnan House, for the same period - - - - 1354 - &lt;= 
For the Westmorianp Lock HospirAt, forthe same period = - - ~ [= « 
For the Lyinc-In Hospitat, for the same period = - - - - - 1,423 - - 
For Dr, Sreevens’s Hospirat, for the same period - - - * ” 1,692 - = 
For the Fever Hospirat, forthe same period - - - - = = 4,825 - - 
For the Hospitat for IncurABLEs, forthe same period - - -— - 625 - - 
For the Royat Dusuin Society for the same period - - - . 6625 - - 
For the Roya Irisn Acapemy, for the same period - 2s 2 = 375 - - 
For the Boarp of CHariTABLE Donations and BEeQvueEsts, for the same 8 

period - = ew =&lt;... © ©. ae tls ge 7 ~~ o 
For the BeLrast AcADEMICAL INsTITUTION, for the same period = - - 1875 - - 
For the Boarp of Works, for the same period - ~ - - * - 14,800 - - 
For the Salaries and Expenses of the Curer and Unper SECRETARIES 

Orrices, the Privy Councit Orrice, and of His Majesty’s PkinTER in} 28,716 - 103 

IRELAND, for the same period = - - - - - - : - 

For the Salaries of the Orricers and ATTENDANTSs of the HousEHoLpD of) 17.6 

the Lorp Lieuvrenanrt of IRELAND, for the same period - - -J Pe 
For the Vicz-TreasureEr’s Orrice, for the same period - - - - 8,807 18 -—- 
For Printinc ProciaMaAtTions, for the same period - - - - - 6.185. ~. = 
For Criminat Prosecutions forthe same period = - ~ we - - 72,500 - - 
For Non-Conrormine MINIsTERs, for the same period = - - - - 30,280 5 -— 
For Poxice and Wartcu EsTasiisHMENts, for the same period ih 24,937 - = 
For Salaries of Commissioners of Pusiic Works, for the same period - 4,454 4 3h 
For Works and Repairs at DuNMore Harpour, in 1832 - - - - —o— + « 
For the Purchase of the several Commissions and Appointments in the) 

BartLE AxeGuarpsofDustin- - - - - = = - 26,668 10 - 

24 July: 
For erecting a Nationa GALLERY and REcorp Orrice, for One Year to 
the 31st day of March 1893 - . e a 3 . “ rf } ‘sec = « 
For defraying the Charge of the fof the Bahama) from 1 January 1832 to! 

. | Crvit EstapiisHMeEnt - “{ Islands ‘} 31 March 1833 J 4973 4 - 
= | Ditto - - - - of Nova Scotia - - for ditto - - is -«-. = 
© | Ditto - - = of Bermuda - - - forditto - = - 5624 11 8 
a | Ditto . - - - of Prince Edward’s Island, for ditto - 4,025 ~ -— 
Ee | Ditto - - - - of Newfoundland - for ditto - ~ 16,576 5 - 
=&lt; | Ditto - - - - of the Settlements * aie. ; 
= Western Africa - 439043 7 1 

, _ : of the British North American Pro- 
L Ditto ° { vinces, &amp;c. - - for ditto } 27,438 13° 1 
For enabling the Lord Lieutenant of IRELAND to issue Money in aid of | 

Schools and for the advancement of EpvucaTion, for the same period = -f 37,500 - — 
For Protestant CHArity ScHOOLs - - - - - - ~ 3,750 - - 
For the Roman CaTuotic CoLiteGE at MAYNOOTH - - - - - 1 aw os 
To make Compensation to WiLL1aMm Situ Boyp, for Losses sustained by him 

in consequence of the Seizure of his Ship at New Sourn Wa zs in 1825 —- = 

26 July: 
fraying the Charges of the Settlement inffrom ist January 1832 to 
ct conan —— a aa ae a . y 13456 9 5 
For ditto - of the Establishment of the Indian : 

Department in Upper and Lower Canapa } 7 for ditto ~- - — oo 
For improving the Water ComMUNICATION in CANADA, for ditto - - 62,400. - - 
For the Maintenance and Repair of the Ripeau Canat - forditto - - 18,800 — -— 
For Salaries to Governors, &amp;c. of West INp1Affrom 1st April 1832 to 31st 

CoLoniEs - - - - - - ‘{ March 1833 - - hie + 
For defraying certain CuArces in ScoTLanp,f{from ist January 1832 “ 8 

heretofore paid out of the Hereditary Revenue LL 31st March 1833 - - ee 

4 August : 
For paying the Annual Compensation, for one Year, awarded to Sir ABRAHAM 

Brapuey Kine? late King’s Stationer in IRELAND, for Losses sustained by 2,500 - -—- 

him by reason of the Revocation of his Patent - - - - - J 
For making CompENSATION ALLowANCESs to Individuals in lieu of penzsred 

in pursuance of an Act of the first year of His present Majesty - - tinder lala 

£.] 2753618 2 11 








VOL. 87,——Sess. 1831-2. Dd 

















INDEX ¢@ the E1GHTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. [4.1831-2 



































Reported, and Agreed to. | SUPPLY—continued. Sums Granted. 
EXCHEQUER BILLS. 
Page. £ d. 
gutan, 6 February: ° $ @ 
: x To discharge the like Amount of Supplies granted for the Service of the Year 
"e 1831, or of any preceding Year - - - - - = = rt 3,000,000 - -— 
74. - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills, and any Exchequer Bills charged on) 
the Aids or Supplies of the Years 1831 or 1832, now remaining unpaid and 25,616,400 - -— 
unprovided for - - - - - - - - - ~ a 
74. - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to several Acts for 
carrying on Public Works and Fisheries, and for Building Additional;| 280,200 - - 
Churches, outstanding and unprovided for - - - - . a J 
£. | 28,896,600 - - | 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES: 
14 February: 
105. pa To defray the Charge for Civil Contingencies, for One Quarter of a Year 
from ist January to 31st March 1832, and for One Year to 31st March 1833 199,000 - = 
9 July: | 
477. o To complete the Charge for Civil Contingencies for the Year 1832 - 1000 &lt;= «= 
£.| 200,000 - = 
£. e «. 
NAVY - - - - - - - - - - - 6,301,728 3 2 
ARMY - - - - - er. - - - - 8,192,862 - 10 
MILITIA, VOLUNTEERS AND YEOMANRY - - 351,878 7 = 
ORDNANCE - - - - - - - - - - 1,765,806 - - 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES - - - - = = 2,753,618 2 11 
EXCHEQUER BILLS - - - - - - = = 28,896,600 - 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES - = = © 2 = = 


WAYS AND MEANS 


TO be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 75, 84, 91, 99, 110, 122, 130, 138, 147, 154, 161, 165, 172, 180, 185, 
194, 201, 205, 217, 225 232, 237, 243, 250, 254, 261, 269, 274, 282, 288, 299, 303, 309, 312, 315, 321, 326, 335, 343, 
353, 367, 372, 382, 391, 395» 408, 414, 422, 428, 434, 438, 445, 453, 463, 470, 478, 482, 489, 495, 503, 507, 514, 523, 531, 


537&gt; 545+ 





200,000 - 





TorTaL - - £. 48,462,492 


13 


1l 





FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY: 


— considered, 83, 84, 172, 217, 367, 531. 


Accounts referred, 83, 84, 531. 
Proceedings in Committee, 84, 172, 217, 367, §31- 


CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE OF Ways AND MEANS; 


Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :—Relating to, 


Vide (ApDREsSEs, 10.) 








Reported, and Agreed to. 


Page 
gle 


87; Bill ordered, 87, 

V, PENSIONS’ DUTIES, 

TRANSFER OF AIDS. 
infra. 


| 


87; Bill ordered, 
V. EXCHEQUER BILLS. | 


‘infra. 


1793 Bill ordered, 179,{ 
v. — | 


225; Bill ordered, 225.) 
V. CONSOLIDATED FUND, ? 
infra, J 
372; Bill ordered, 372+) 
V. CONSOLDATED FUND, 
infra, J 


V. SUGAR DUTIES, 
“infra. 


533; Bill ordered, 533, { 
V. CONSOLIDATED act 


533; Bill ordered, 533&gt;| 
J 


infra. 








V, EXCHEQUER BILLS 


infra, 


533; Bill ordered, 533)] 
J 


GRANTS : 
9 February 1832 : 
For applying £.3,000,000. now in the Exchequer to complete the -— 


granted for 1831 - - - = ‘+ f+ - + * &amp; | 
For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining in the Exchequer, or) 
which may be advanced by the Bank of England under Act 56 Geo. III. -/ 
For continuing the Duty of Four Shillings in the Pound on ori 
Orrices and Persona Estates - - - - ° - ee 
For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may have been or which 
may be paid into the Exchequer, before 5th April 1833, in respect of Exche.| 
quer Bills issued pursuant to Acts 57 Geo. III. and 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. for carry- | 
ing on Public Works and Fisheries &gt;: i © 2 FS UM 
For issuing and applying £. 60,000. on account of East INp1a HALF Pay - 


Sums to be raised. 





&amp;. a d. 
3,000,000 ~ = 





60,000 - - 





For raising £.12,000,000. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of 1832 - - 


12,000,000 —- -— 





9 March: 


That the several Duties on Sucar and Mo tassks, imposed by an Act of the 
first year'of His present Majesty, and the Bounties granted thereon, be far-| 


ther continued until 10th October 1832 - = - - - . ,« 


26 March: 
For applying the Sum of £.3,000,000. out of the Consolidated Fund - = - 


4 June: 
For applying the Sum of £.4,000,000. out of the Consolidated Fund - = 


28 July: 


For continuing the several Duties on Sucar and Motassss, and all thet 
Bounties allowed thereon, unfil 5th April 1833 - +  %. 
For issuing the Sum of £.8,450,000, out of the Consolidated Fund - = = - 


For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 1,471,333- 2s. 9 $d. being the Surplus: 
of Ways and Means granted for the Years 1823, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 
1829, 1830 and 1831 - - - - - ° os - ° - 


For raising the Sum of £.13,896,600, by Exchequer Bills - = - - 


3,000,000 








4,000,000 





8,450,000 - -— 
1,471,333 2 


13,896,600 - —- 








¢&amp;3W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the Eicury-seventu VoLumMeE. 








SUPPLY—continued. 
BILLS: A 


CONSOLIDATED FuND; Bill to apply a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the year 1832; 
Ordered, 225. Presented, and read; Day — for Second Reading ; 229. Committed, 232. Considered, 236. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 243. Passed, 246. Agreed toby the Lords,259, Royal Assent, 259. 


Bill to apply a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the year 1832; Ordered, 
372- Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 384. Committed, 387. Considered, 392. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 395. Fassel 400. Agreed to by the Lords, 424. Royal Assent, 4g0. 


Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, and the Surplus of Ways and Means to the 
Service of the year 1832 ; Ordered, 533. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 538. Committed, 540. 
Committee deferred, 551, 561, 565. Order for Committee read ; leindivs to receive a Clause of Appropriation ; Bill con- 


sidered ; 568. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 572. Passed, 578. Agreed to by the Lords, 
588. Royal Assent, 590. 


EXcHEQUER BItxs; Bill for raising a Sum of Money by Exchequer Bills for the Service of the year 1832; Ordered, 87. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 93. Committed,94. Considered, 99. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 105. Passed, 109. Agreed to by the Lords, 124. Royal Assent, 125. 


Bill for raising a certain Sum by Exchequer Bills for the Service of the year 1832; Ordered, 533. Pre- 

sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 538, Committed, 540. Considered, 543. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 548. Passed, 552. Agreed to by the Lords, 568. Royal Assent, 570. 

MixiT14; Bill to defray the Charge of the Pay, Clothing, and Contingent and other Expenses of the Disembodied Militia 
in Great Britain and Ireland ; Ordered, 477. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 486. Second 
Reading deferred, 490. Bill committed, 495. Committee deferred, 503. Bill considered, 508. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 511. Passed, 515. Agreed to by the Lords, 540. Royal Assent, 542. 

PENSIONS, &amp;c. DuTIES; Bill for continuing to His Majesty certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices and Pensions in 

















England, for the Service of the 
Committed, 94, Considered, 9g. 
to by the Lords, 124. Royal Assent, 125. 


ear 1832; Ordered, 87. 
eported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 93. 


ading ; 105. Passed,110. Agreed 


SuGAR DuTIiEs; Bill for granting to His Majesty, for a time to be limited, certain Duties on Sugar 4, eee into the United 


Kingdom, for the Service of the year 1832 ; Ordered, 178. 
Second Reading deferred, 194. 


Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 187. 


ill committed, 198. Committee deferred,209. Bill considered, 215. Reported ; to be in- 


grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 224. Third Reading deferred, 228. Bill passed, 231. Agreed to by the Lords, 


241. Royal Assent, 244. 





Bill for granting to His Majesty, fora limited time, certain Duties on Sugar imported into the United Kingdom, 


for the Service of the year 1832, Ordered, 533. Presented, and read; Day — for Second Reading ; 538. Committed, 


540. Considered, 545. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 


Lords, 568. Royal Assent, 570. 


eading; 548. Passed, 552. Agreed to by the 


TRANSFER OF AIDS; Bill to apply certain Sums to the Service of the year 1832; Ordered, 87. Presented, and read; Day 


appointed for Second Reading ; 93. Committed,g4. Considered,g9. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 105. Passed,110. Agreed to by the Lords, 124. Royal Assent, 125. 





Supremacy. Vide Oatrus of ABJURATION and SUPREMACY. 


Surrey Turnpike Trusts; Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders of Christchurch, Surrey, complaining of the Number 
of Turnpike Gates on the Surrey side of the Bridges; To lie 
on the Table, 178. 

Sutron Gas. Vide HELEN’s, SAINT. 


Poot Company; Petition for a Bill to alter, amend 
and enlarge Powers of Act for the Improvement of the Har- 
bour of Sutton Pool, in the Port of Plymouth; Referred to a 
Committee, 37. 

Harbour; Petition for a Bill to continue the 
Term, and to alter and amend the Powers of Act; Referred t= 
a Committee, 51. Reported; and Bill ordered; 58. Pre- 
sented, and read, 63. Committed, 73. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; 113. The King’s Consent signified, 143. Bill 
passed, 144. Agreed to by the Lords,164. Royal Assent, 219. 
— Right Honourable Charles Manners. Vide SPEAKER. 
Swerrorp Gate. Vide Burrorp. 

Swirt, Lamech. Vide Si1uks. 


Swinpon Road. Vide MakLBorovueGn. 











2°&amp; 3°Will. IV. Parl.10. Sess.2. A. 1831-2. 


Tamar River. Vide Sarrasn Floating Bridge. 


Tamworth Roads; Petition for a Bill for maintaining the 
same, and Bill ordered, 59. Presented, and read,199. Com- 
mitted,207. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 235. Passed, 241. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 259. Considered, and 
agreed to, 264. Royal Assent, 331. 


TansLey Road. Vide MANSFIELD. 

Tapioca. Vide Customs. 

TarDEBIGG Small Debts. Vide Reppircn and TaRpesice. 
Taunton Canal. Vide BripGEWATER and TAUNTON. 


William Leonard Thomas Pyle. Vide Bristo. Da- 
MAGES COMPENSATION. 


TaxEepCarts; Bill to reduce the Duties now payable in certain 
cases‘on Carriages with less than Four Wheels; Ordered, 427. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 434. Committed, 445. ‘Committee de- 
ferred, 463, 477,481, 485, 495. Bill considered, 503. Re- 
‘port deferred, 508,515,520. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
tes appointed for Third Reading; 524. Passed, 525. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 543. Royal Assent, 550. 


Vide AssEssED TAXES. 


VOL. 87. 





Sess. 1831-2. 





Tay tor, Robert; Petitions for remission of his Sentence; 
From Failsworth, 10; the Metropolis, 557; National Union 
of the Working Classes, 583 ; Sunderland and Bishopwear- 
mouth, 583; the thereunder-signed, 583. 

Vide DissEMINATION of KNOWLEDGE. 

Trees Navigation. Vide Accounts. 

TeLrorp, Mr. Vide Sewers. 

TENANTs for Lire. Vide IRELAND. 


TERCEIRA; Petition of George Izat, complaining of the deten- 
tion of his vessel by the _ tention of Terceira, and for 
relief ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 86. 


TERNHILL and Newport Road, (No. 1.); Petition for a Bill 
for repairing and improving the same ; and Bill ordered, 123. 
Presented, and read, 126. 








(No. 2.); Petition for a Bill 
for repairing and improving the same, and Bill ordered, 123. 
Presented, and read, 221. Committed, 283. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 319. Passed, 320. Agreed to by the Lords, 
338. Royal Assent, 362. 


THEATRES and Dramatic PigcEs, 
DRESSES, 162.) 


Vide Accounts. (Ap- 


Tuompson, Patrick; Petition of Patrick Thompson, com- 
plaining of the conduct of General Darling (presented, 8th 
July, 1830); To be printed, 462. 

TuornBurRy (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and Bill ordered, 101.- Presented, and read, 203. 
Committed, 214. Reported, 345; to be ingrossed; 346. 
Passed, 358. Agreed to by the Lords, 385. Royal Assent, 
431. 

THREE Commotts (Carmarthen) Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
better maintaining the same, and Bill ordered, 118. Pre- 
sented, and read, 167. Committed, 203. Committee re- 
vived; Leave to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain 
day, 380. Time enlarged, 394. Bill reported; to be in- 


2 402. Passed, 410. Agreed to by the Lords, 424. 
oyal Assent, 430. 





Petitions against; 
240. Lewis, Anna 
Llanarthney and Llanon, Referred, 


From Phillipps, Grismond, Referred, 
Maria, Referred, 240. 
240. 





Petitions in favour ; 
From Carmarthen, Cardigan and Pembroke Counties, 327 ; 
Persons whose descriptions are affixed to their respective 
names, 323; Tivy, Vale of, (Two Petitions) 323. 

TiBsHELF Road. Vide MANsFIELD and TIBSHELF. 

TIDESWELL 
Dde2 











IN DEX 2 the 


TipEsWELL Road. Vide Asurorp and TipeswELt. 

Tipewaiters. Vide Customs. 

TiLes; Petitions for repealing the Duty on Tiles, or imposing 
a corresponding Duty on Slates; From Kent, 337; Dorset, 


342. 
: Vide Bricks. 


* Times” Newspaper. Vide CoMPLAINT. 
TimMINS, Robert. Vide Lancaster CAstTLe. 


Tinmouth, William; Petition of William Tinmouth, a Prisoner 
for Debt in Durham Gaol, complaining of imprisonment and 
ill-usage ; To lie on the Table, 301. 

Titnes; Petitions for the Abolition thereof; From Bleadon, 
516; Filton, 16; Iron Acton, 516. Leverington, 34. 


Petitions for Alteration of the Laws relating thereto ; 
From Broughton Astley, &amp;c., 516; Dartford, 583; Din- 
eston, &amp;c., 48; Locking and Hutten, 583; Pyder, Hun- 
dred of, Cornwall, 583; Shipham, 583; Wargrave, 583; 
Westerleigh, 583 ; Wisbech, 516. 

——— Petitions for the Commutation thereof; From Hopper, 
Richard, 539; Lesnewth, Hundred of, Cornwall, 496; Paul, 
496; Powder, Hundred of, Cornwall, 496. 


Petition of Protestant Dissenters, and others, Inhabi- 
tants: of Beaminster, for the Abolition of Tithes, and the 
removal of all Ecclesiastics from political power ; To lie on the 
Table ; Motion for printing withdrawn; 300. 

~— —-— Vide IRELAND. LAKENHEATH. 

and Cuurcnu Property. Vide IRELAND. 

Rates. Vide IRELAND. 

ComMMUTATION, Vide Accounmts. 

Composition. Vide IRELAND. 

- Act. Vide IrELAND. 


—-——- and CuntrivaTion of Land; Petition of Edward 
Jarman Lance, against the present system of Tithes, and for 
the cultivation of the unemployed Government Lands; To 
lie on the Table, 155. 


Prescription ; Bill from the Lords for shortening 
the time required in claims of modus decimandi, or exemption 
from or discharge of Tithes, 424. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 429. Second Reading 
deferred, 438, 441,452. Bill committed, 459. Considered, 
and reported, without Amendment; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 463. Third Reading deferred, 477, 480, 485, 490. 
Bill read Third time; Amendment made; Bill passed, with 
an Amendment; 502. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 551. Lords’ Amendment to Amendment 
agreed to, 556. Royal Assent, 570. 

—- Vide PRESCRIPTION. 

——~-— and Vestry Act. Vide IRELAND. 

——~—- YEOMANRY Corps. Vide IRELAND. 

Torsacco. Vide IRELAND. 

and Snurr. Vide Accounts. 

ToLERATION Laws, ( West Indies.) Vide AcoountTs. 

Toxtts and Customs. Vide IRELAND. 

Tower HAM.Lets SMALL Desrts; Petition for a Bill to amend 
Acts; Referred to a Committee, 107. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
214. Presented, and read, 240. Committed, 263. Re- 
ported, and re-committed, 307. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
324. Passed, 328. Agreed to by the Lords, 351. Royal 
Assent, 362. 








_— 

















Petitions against; [rom 
Thomas Starling, 302 ; Sarah Skutt, Referred, 313. 

Towns DratnaGe. Vide Drainace of Towns. 

Trave; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

— Commerce and Naviceation ; Motion for appointing 

a Select Committee to inquire into the present state of our 

Trade, Commerce and Navigation, &amp;c. Question Neg. there- 











upon, 329. 
TRANSFER of Aips. Vide Ways and Means, and BiLts in 
SuppPLy. 
Lire Annuities. Vide Lire ANNUITIES 
TRANSFER. 


Travancore, Rajah of, Vide East Inp1a. 
Treasury. Vide Accounts, Supp ty. 
Treaties. Vide Accounts. 

Trecony, Borough of. Vide ELEcTIONsS, 
Tria BY Jury. Vide New Soutn WALgEs. 


TrRinipAD; Petition of Inhabitants of the Island of Trinidad, 
for the adoption of such measures as may effect a consider- 
able reduction of the present Burthens of the Inhabitants of 
that Island, and for a local Legislative Government, 350. To 
lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 351. 


——-—— Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 163.) 


2 — and Saint Lucia. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 
164.) 
Trintry Courece (Dublin.) Vide IRELAND. 





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Tuxe, John Batty. Vide Sunk Istanp. 
Turner, Edward Colclough. Vide Man, IsLe or. 
TurnpiIKE Roads. Vide IRELAND. 

Tolls; Bill to explain certain Provisions in local 
Acts of Parliament relating to Double Toll on Turnpike 
Roads ; Ordered, 168. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 169. Committed, 
185. Committee deferred, 208, 217, 236. Bill considered, 243. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 251. Passed, 255. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 
587. Considered, and agreed to, 588. Royal Assent, 591. 


Petition of Owners and Occupiers of estates, 
farms and lands in Stokeintenhead, for exempting Lime for 
Manure, and Culm for burning the same, from the payment 
of Toll ; To lie on the Table, 307. 

- Vide IRELAND. 

———— Trusts. Vide Surrey Turnpike Trusts. 

Turton and Entwiste Reservoir; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 
47. Reported; Bill ordered; 52. Presented, and read, 54. 
Committed, 82. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 145. 
Report further ies soy Bill to be ingrossed ; 167. Passed, 
170. By the Lords, with Amendments, 196. Considered, 
and agreed to, 219. Royal Assent, 244. 

—_- Petition of Ellis Fletcher» 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 95. 


Twort, Mr. Vide PoxiticAt and REticiovus OPINIoNs. 
TwyFrorD Road. Vide WINDsor. 
Tyne River. Vide Cou.ieries, Tyne and Wear. 




















2° &amp; 3° Will. WV. Parl. 10. Sess, 2. A. 1831-2. 


NIFORMITY of Process; Bill from the Lords for Uni- 
formity of Process in Personal Actions in His Majesty’s 
Courts of Law at Westminster, 287. Read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 291. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 299. Bill committed, 303. Considered, and 
reported without Amendment ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 305. Passed, 309. Royal Assent, 331. 


Union of Parisues. Vide IRELAND. 
Untons. Vide Pouiricat UNIONS. 
Union with IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 


University Epucation ; Petition of Protestant Dissenters of 
Wareham, complaining of being excluded from the Univer- 
sities by reason of their religious opinions; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 471. 


UnstAmpPeD Pusiications. Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSEs, 
165.) 
Upper East Smiturietp Road. Vide SMITHFIELD. 


Upton Town Hatt and Marker; Petition for a Bill for pro- 
viding the same; Referred to a Committee, 42. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 66. Presented, and read, 73.. Committed, 89. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 270. Passed, 277. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 312. ‘Royal Assent, 331. 

Petition against; From 

Owners and Occupiers of, or otherwise interested in, houses, 

land, &amp;c. in Upton-upon-Severn; Referred, and Counsel 

ordered, 253. 


Usury ; Bill for the partial repeal of the Laws relating thereto; 
Ordered, 298. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 337, Second Reading 
deferred, 352, 373,308, 411, 437, 476, 523) 544, 549- 

Vaccine EsTABLISHMENT. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 
166.) Suppry. 

Vacrants. Vide Accounts. (AppressEs, 167 to 169.) 


Vacrants (Scotland and Ireland) Removal; Bill to amend the 
Laws regarding the removal of Poor Persons born in Scot- 
land, Ireland and the Isle of Man; Ordered, 396. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to he 
printed ; 397. Second Reading deferred, 427, 437, 463, 477. 

- Petitions against ; 
From Ashton-under-Lyne, 449; Blackburne, 449; Bolton. 
Great, 449; Bradford (York), 487; Burnley, &amp;c., 462; Car- 
lisle, 497; Chester, 455; Chorley, 577; Chorlton Row, 510; 
Colne, &amp;c., 462; Congleton, 483 ; Cripplegate, London, 471; 
Deptford, 491 ; Dronfield, 557 ; Gloucester, 471 ; Greenwich, 
515; Hackney, 487; Halifax, 455; Hulme, 471 ; King’s Lynn, 
487 ; Lambeth, 442; Leeds, 487; Leek and Lowe, 483 ; Li- 
verpool, 439; Manchester, 449; Mansfield, 498; Norwich, 
510; Preston, 449; Rotherhithe, 498; Saint Andrew, Hol- 
born, &amp;c., 471, 483; Shoreditch; 517; Southwark (Saint 
George-the- Martyr), 455; Southwark (Saint Olave), 455; 
Stockport, 487 ; Thema, 533; Tottenham High Cross, 464 ; 
West Ham, 510; Whitechapel, Referred, 459 ; Wigan, 491. 

Petition in fa- 











vour; From Bristol, 442. 
VaLuaTion. Vide IRELAND. 
of Houses (Dublin.) Vide IRELAND. 





VAN 











2&amp;3W.IV.}] INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-sEVENTH VOLUME. 





Van Diemen’s Lann. Vide New Soutrn Watess. 

Vaupois. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 170.) 

Vestrigs; Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 60, relating thereto, read ; 
Bill to alter and amend the same; Ordered, 27. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 30. Second Reading put off for six months, 45. 

Vestry Act. Vide IRELAND. 


Vice ApmiraLty Courts; Bill to regulate the practice 
and Fees in the Vice Admiralty Courts Abroad, and to 
obviate doubts as to their jurisdiction; Ordered, 329. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 330. Committed, 343. Considered, 353. Ke- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
361. Passed, 367. Agreed to by the Lords, 385. Royal 
Assent, 430. 

Vide Mauritius. 

VicTuaLuinc EsTABLISHMENT at CREMILL PornrT. 
CremiLu Point. 

ViINcENT, Saint. Vide Saint VINCENT. 

ViNEHALL Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing the same, and Bill ordered, g5. Presented, and read, 
101. Committed, 131. Reported; to be ingrossed; 219. 
Passed, 221. Agreed to by the Lords, 312. Royal Assent, 331. 

Vircin Isuanps. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 171.) 

Voters. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 172.) 

—— QUALIFICATION; Petition of certain Members of the 

Council of the National Political Union, against making the 

payment of any Rate part of the Qualification for voting ; To 

lie on the Table; and to be printed; 74. 

Vide PARLIAMENT, Reroro of. 

Vores and ProceeEpine6s; ‘To be printed, 7. 


2° &amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl.10. Sess.2. A. 1831-2. 
WV ADEBRIDGE Railway. Vide Bopmin and Wapr- 


BRIDGE. 
WaceEs of Justices. Vide MacistraTEs’ WAGEs. 
Wak ey, Thomas. Vide Sitx TrapDe. 


Watxer, Charles Houlden; Petition of Charles Houlden 
Walker, praying that an Officer of the House be directed to 
attend the Court of King’s Bench, and produce certain Papers, 
432. Motion, That the proper Officer do attend; Motion 
withdrawn ; Petition to lie on the Table; 433. 

Watuincrorp Borough. Vide ELections. 

Wa tpote I[nclosure and Drainage; Petition for a Bill for in- 
closing and draining certain open common Salt Marshes in 
the parishes of Walpole Saint Peter and Walpole Saint 
Andrew, and Bill ordered, 58. Order of Leave for Bill read 
and discharged ; Petition referred to a Committee; 63. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 73. Presented, and read, 221. Com- 
mitted, 278. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 346. Passed, 363. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 506. Royal Assent, 542. 

Petition against ; From the 

Company of Proprietors of the Cross Key’s Bridge situate 
between the Counties of Lincoln and Norfolk, 306. Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 307. 

Watsa.t Borough ; Petition of Inhabitants of Walsall, com- 
plaining of the conduct of the Corporation Magistrates of 
that Borough, and for relief; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 590. 

Wa rtuam Forest ; Petition of Freeholders, Occupiers of Land, 
and Inhabitants of Epping, Hainault, complaining of the 
destruction of their Crops by the Deer in that Forest, 509. 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 510. 

WaALtrton-upon-THE-HILt Cattle Market. Vide Liverroot, 

— William. Vide ARBITRATION. 

Warp, John Sharrer. Vide Sirk TRADE. 

William. Vide Potiticat and REticious Opinions, 


WarrincTon Scuoot; Bill from the Lords, for empowering 

the Trustees of the said School to make Sales, and grant 
Building and _. Leases of certain parts of their Estates, 
381. Read, 387. Committed, 393. Reported, and passed, 
431. Royal Assent, 461. 


Warwick Borough. Vide ELections. 

and NorTHAMPTON Road; Petition fora Bill for 
repairing and improving the same, and Bill ordered, 117. 
Presented, and read, 203. Committed, 234. Time enlarged 
for Report, 346. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed, 358. Passed, 
363. Agreed to by the Lords, 389. Royal Assent, 430. 

Wasrtik, late Francis. Vide Locxnarrt, John Ingram. © 

Wartcuine Act. Vide Licutine and Watcuine Act. 

Ways and Means. Vide SuppPLy. 

Wear River. Vide Cottizries, Tyne and Wear. 

Weaver, John. Vide Customs Durigs. 

Wess, Robert Thomas, Vide ANATOMY. 
Sramp and Paper DvutIiEs. 


WepDNEsBURY Road. Vide BirmMincHaAmM and WEDNESBURY. 
- Poputation, Housss, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 
(ADDRESSES, 173-) 





Vide 























NEWSPAPER- 








VOL. 87. Sess. 1831-2. 


Weicurts and Measures; Petition of Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of the County of Devon, for repeal of so much of Act 
§ Geo. IV. c. 74, as allows the use of. any other than the Im- 
"Sasa Weights and Measures; To lie on the Table; and to 

e printed ; 397. 

We Lts (Somerset) Gas ; Petition for a Bill for lighting the said 
City with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 112. ° ea 
Report referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
132. (Vide Stanpinc OrveERs.) Report, That the Parties 
be permitted to proceed ; to give Notices, &amp;c.; 150. Report 
read; Bill ordered ; 183. Presented, and read, 188. Com- 
mitted, 203. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 234. Passed, 241. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 253. Royal Assent, 260. 

Samuel. Vide Norro.Kk Assizes. 

We Ton Road. Vide Broven Ferry. 


West [np1a CorFeEeE; Petition of Dealers in Coffee in Edin- 
burgh and Leith, complaining of the adulteration of Coffee 
with Chicoree, and for relief; To lie on the Table ; and to be 
printed ; 301. 

West Inp1a Cotonies ; Select Committee appointed to in- 
quire into the Commercial State of the West Todi Colonies, 
and to report their Observations and Opinion thereupon to the 
House; ‘To send for persons, papers and records; Five to be 
the Quorum; 27. Report on the State of the West India 
Colonies (made 24th July 1807) ; Correspondence respecting 
Intercourse with America (presented 16th November 1830) ; 
Statements from the Board of Trade (presented 7th February 
1831); and, Report on the use of Molasses in the Distilleries 
and Breweries of the United Kingdom, from a Select Com- 
mittee in the last Session; Referred, 57. Report of a Com- 
mittee of the Legislature of Saint Vincent, appointed to in- 
quire into the Financial, Commercial and Political State of 
that Colony, and the Appendix, dated 27th October 1830 
(presented 28th March 1831); Referred, g2. Other Papers 
referred, 108. Members added, 110,135. Petition referred, 
166. Report; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 271. 


Petitions for an Inquiry into the 
distressed state of the West India Colonies; From Glasgow 
Chamber of Commerce, 337; Glasgow, General Shipping 
United Association of, 371 ; Glasgow, Merchants, &amp;c. of, 337; 
Glasgow, Trades House of, 337 ; Greenock, Chamber of Com- 
merce of, 342 ; Greenock, Merchants, &amp;c. of, 342 ; Inverness, 
County of, 318; Planters, &amp;c. interested in the British West 
India Colonies, 337 ; Port Glasgow and Newark, 301; Ross, 
County of, 330. 











Petition of Planters, Merchants and 
others interested in the welfare of the British West India 
Possessions, residing at Bristol, against depriving the West 
India Planters of their property, without granting them ful] 
Compensation; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 420, 
Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 174, 
175.) GRENADA. Saint Lucia. SuGar Dutiges. Suppty. 
TRINIDAD. 








Istanps ; Motion for the House immediately to 
resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of enabling His 
Majesty to grant relief to persons connected with the Islands 
of Jamaica, Barbadoes, Saint Vincent and Saint Lucia, in 
consequence of losses sustained by them in the Insurrection 
in the Island of Jamaica, and the Hurricane in the other 
Islands; The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion 
agreed to; 443. Copies of Despatches from Barbadoes, Saint 
incent and Saint Lucia (presented 23d February), referred ; 
matter considered ; ee yy in Committee ; 444. Resolu- 
tion reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 452. Vide infra. 


Revier; Bill for enabling His Majesty 
to direct the Issue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited amount, for 
the purposes and in the manner therein mentioned ; Ordered, 
452. Presented, and read; Day — for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 509. Second Reading deferred, 523. Bill 
committed, 532. Committee deferred, 537, 545, 548, 561, 
565. Instruction to Committee to make provision to enable 
His Majesty to grant, under certain restrictions, any Sum, not 
exceeding Fifty-eight Thousand Pounds, out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund, for the relief of the Crown Colonies in the West 
Indies, 568. Committee deferred, 570. Bill considered, 573. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 580. Passed, 585. Agreed to by the Lords, 588. 
Royal Assent, 590. 








Petition of Planters, Merchants and 
others, possessing Property in the Colonies of Demerara, 
Essequibo and Berbice, against ; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ;_ 557- 

PropuceE; Petition of Proprietors of Estates, 
Mo s, Merchants and others, interested in the British 
West India Colonics, resident in Belfast, for a reduction of 
Duty on the Produce of the West India Colonies, but more 
especially on the article of Sugar, and against permitting 
Foreign Sugar to be used in England, or refined for Exporta- 
tion ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 154. Referred 
to Select Committee on West India Colonies, 166. 


Protest. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 176.) 

















Religious Instruction, Vide Accounts. (Ap- 
DRESSES, 177.) 
Sucars. Vide GRENADA. 
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= 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 174 to 177.) 


(Crown Colonies.) Motion for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee to consider of authorizing His 
Majesty to direct the issue of a sum of Money out of the Con- 
solidated Fund for the relief of certain of the Crown Colonies 
in the West Indies; The King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Motion agreed to; Matter to be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House; 550. Order for Committee read; Pa- 
pers respecting Slave Population ——- 27 July,) re- 
ferred; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; 
Agreed to; Matter considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 
553- Report deferred, 561, 566. Resolution reported; and 
agreed to; Instruction accordingly, 568. (Vide West Inp1a 
IsLaNDs RELIEF.) 

WestMINsSTER Bripce, Vide Accounts. 

IMPROVEMENT; Petition fora Bill for repair- 

ing and widening certain Streets in the City of Westminster, 

118. Referred to a Committee, 119. 

Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the most economical and eligible mode of im- 
proving the Approaches to the Houses of Parliament, and to 
the Courts of Law; and also of “ee aipgges the immediate 
neighbourhood of Buckingham Palace ; and to report their 
Observations thereupon to the House; 383. Power to send 
for persons, papers and records ; Five to be the Quorum; 384. 
Members added, 428. Power to report Observations from 
time to time ; Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 
445. Power to report Minutes of Evidence from time to 
time ; Second Report; to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
504. 

——————- Law Courts. 
MINSTER, 


Wesr [NpIgEs. 











Vide Law Courts, WEst- 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide Arrest for Desr. 


PAVING. 

Wuite Cross Street Prison. 

——— James. Vide Foorpatus. 

— John; Bill from the Lords for authorizing his Trustees 
to complete, on their part, an Exchange of certain Lands at 
Milbank, in the County of Middlesex; and for vesting the 
exchanged Lands and other Hereditaments in the Trustees of 
the Marriage Settlement of William Leaper Newton, Esquire, 
and Henrietta his wife, with power of Sale, 506. Read, 509. 
Committed, 520. Reported, and passed, 556. Royal As- 
sent, 570. 

Wuiston, William. Vide Coroners. 

WuitLanpb (Pembroke) Road; Petition for a Bill for better 
maintaining the same, and Bill ordered, 118. Presented, and 
read, 210. Committed, 222. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
267. Passed, 270, Agreed to by the Lords, 298. Royal 
Assent, 331. 

Witxins, John, Vide Somervi tte, Alexander. 

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and read, 63. Committed, 73. Reported; to be ingrogsed ; 

112. The King’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 190. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 164. Royal Assent, 219. 

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Docks (South side,) 

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SUNDERLAND 





Works, 
OFFICE OF. 

WoRrKINGTON 
INGTON. 

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Yarmourtnh, Littie, Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing the 
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read, 42. Committed, 144. Reported; to be ingrossed; 173. 
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-- Petition against ; From Owners and 
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and in the Hundred of Loddon and Clavering (Norfolk); To 
lie on the Table, 164. 


Yate, Walter Honywood. Vide Arrest for Dest. 








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2° &amp; 3° Will. IV. Parl.10. Sess. 2. A. 1831-2. 
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